Infantry Camp Chronicle From Indianto wn Garrison
A wartime camp diary recounts drills, reviews, and a division parade at Indianton Town. Soldiers polish gear, vehicles stride in precise formations, and observers cheer as officers honor those fallen. The piece notes combat-range training, motorized patrols, new khaki uniforms, and upcoming leave plus a forecast of slashed hat redesign.
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Indiantown Gap
Meybériay
Stn
Daamer
Pield
Pratt
2D Corps
Pebruwyy
Tidel
Jaiis Roden
Patal
Shed
Tour
Laat Adolf
Jel A. Cone
Allis
Hugh Detury
Hershey
Col. Pond
Noddy
Dave
North East man held as forger
George Gardner is held in Erie on forgery charges after being seized by Detectives Barber and Donshue. He faces larceny charges from a prior month, with further investigations into additional counterfeit activities at South and French streets.
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Distoner
Alder
Tiomas McCarty
Doughue
Barber Fate
Barcher
First Steam Railroad: Stockton to Darlington Voyage
A brief note recalls the first steam railway from Stockton to Darlington in 1829, marking a landmark in railway history. The text references the Av or way Whe Stadion and Harling, and a Tea Feiiroad company on Sertormber St. The entry notes the connection between Stockton and Darlington and historical context.
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Avor Way
Stadion & Harling
Tea Feiiroad Company
Sertormber
Stockton
Darlington
Judge Holds Up More Divorces Raps Attorneys
Erie judge Miles B. Kitts angrily scolded local attorneys for delays in divorce cases and suspended proceedings as he ordered a pause to fix errors. He warned that future delays would push cases back and require fresh arguments after corrections. The ruling tightens procedures in the county divorce court, with at least a month’s delay anticipated for several cases.
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Erie
Dudge Miles B
Wil
Dudge
Courk
Saturiday
Judge Kitts
Binnie Meng
Harry Meni
Kuen Noo
Hue
Willian A Smith
19Th Street
Hang
Smith
Notit Clymer
Everett R. Kennedy
Corry
Marc Kennedy
Deserter Palowski Nabbed in Erie Detention
Valentine Palowski, a second army deserter from Fort Meade, was arrested in Erie by Detectives Donahue and Barber. He admitted two years and four months of service, reenlisted for bakery school, and is held in Erie County Prison awaiting return to Fort Meade for court martial.
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Reon Ariy
William Donahue
George Barber
Valentine J. Palowski
East Ith Street
Paliowski
George Christoph
Army
Fort Meade
Fulkowski
Jaikowski
Inrie County
Soy Bean Production Boom Sparks Jobs and Growth
Soy bean production now tops ninety seven million bushels yearly, creating work for about fifty thousand workers. Two and a half decades ago the bean was virtually unknown, marking a major shift in agricultural demand and economic impact.
Millions Alumni on Verge of Fight for Life
National defense and youth training clash over CCC and CCC camps. Western lawmakers push for expanded CCC enrollments to ease unemployment while opposing potential shifts of authority and funding. Key figures include Murdock, Reeves, McEntee, and McNutt as they weigh staffing, training, and budget implications for defense and youth programs.
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CCC
Fight For Life
McEntee
George C. Marshall
Staf
OCC
Roosevelt
FBI Meets with Officers Across County to Coordinate
FBI convenes with local, county, state and municipal officers for a countywide conference aimed at organizing nationwide law enforcement mobilization. J. Thompson of Pittsburgh says the meeting plans to strengthen cooperation amid wartime defense efforts and counter subversive activity.
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Erie City
Erie
Dune
Jow
Investignuiie
United States
FBI
PBT
Corry School News Junior High Announcements and Exams
Memorial Day discussions and an upcoming final exam schedule dominate Corry Junior High's week. Teachers and students prepare for year-end tests in English, Math, Science, Social Studies, and Latin, with specific grade by grade dates.
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Mr. Wolfe
Gait Antige
Manley Robbins
Inquest Into Erie Fatality Reveals Teen Rider Dead
An inquest into the death of 17 year old Whit Woodard, a Wilson Thinner High School student, who died when the car he rode in overturned on 23rd Street and East Avenue, is set for next Wednesday or Thursday. Woodard is the city's eighth traffic fatality this year, a tragedy that also marks a second family loss after his brother George, 18, died in a bicycle crash on Egg Street.
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Frank 1
Wellat
Washington
Junin
Uiersidle
Lake Dome
Tom
Senylar Murdwek
Utah
Apm
Jis
Tom Westy
Erie Wi
jon-couibAl
CGC
GCC
Biwaber
Hann
Repua
CDC
Erie
Whit Sentin
Robert Woodard
Phige Street
Wilson Thinner High School
23Rd Street
East Avenue
Walter G. Stroble
Woodard
George
Eggst Sixth Street
German and
Parade Slicer Mn
Washington School Memorial Day Program At School Grounds
Washington School hosts Memorial Day program on Thursday afternoon at 2:20 on the front lawn. Students perform songs and poems led by Mary Lou McCray Marie Lines Patricia Bayion Beverly Rauscher and others. Faculty members and students are recognized for program planning with prizes for class room fund-raising efforts.
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Imne Uhowine Mae
Mary Lou, McCray
Marie Lines
Patricia Bayieon
Beverly Rauscher
America
Ping
Phu
David Spencer
Dean Mack
Patty Pierds
Washington
David Appa
Patty Clavie
Jack Dundon
Beverly Gales
Lawrence Miller
Bible Lectures Here Tuesday at Moody Institute
Dr Armerding of Moody Bible Institute in Chicago will lecture at the Lake City Bible Evulnerability Center. The talks cover his overseas teaching, missionary work, and long career in Bible instruction, with sessions in the afternoon and evening.
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Gar Armeraing
Moody, Bible Instifuty
Chisago
de- Armerding
Corre America
Republic of Haudwene
Tureud
Shewlih
Fiare
Culloran
Br Armerdind
Wiports
United States
Bean
Lewis Sperry Chater
Dallas Theologien’ Seminary
Ube
Bom
Grove
Inder Coursdés
Turner
New Zealand
Europe
de Armerdine
Mood Institute
Linda and Mickey face emergency on Blaine estate lake
Linda Morton learns Mickey must have an appendectomy as she and Bill Blaine rush to Santa Graz by private plane. Amid fear Linda reunites with her son, aided by Merry and Steve Hubbard, while Dr Jepson confirms the surgery requirement and the family braces for the perilous hours ahead.
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Gina
Bill
Villa
Blaine Summer Home
Blaine Estate
Wong
Linda
Wonderland
Inka
Mere-Maid 11
Merry
Bill Blain
Tahoe
Mickey
Bill Bisine
Mia
Blayan
Bill Blaine
Merry Bisine
Merry Aid
Fromm Capitol
Anys
Mish
Linda Morton
Bertha Blawar
Xenlacei
Dill Bluing
Mikey
Merty
Blaine
Blaines
Santa Graz
Linds
Blauer
Nick
Mummy
Steve
Steve Hubbard
Old Mother Hubbard
Dr. Jepson
Marton
Untitled historical note on Lawrence flight activity
A fragmentary report references Lawrence activity with solo flights by Frank O'Hare and Tassel, noting firsts and new fling operations. It mentions Leon Pri and pilot activities in Texas, with brief, unclear references to airlines or operations and potential extents of testing or launch.
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Lawrence
O'Hare
Leon Pri
Texas
Lea Prwendger
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