Germans Prepare Fresh Strike Toward Paris Reported
United Press dispatch summarized Allied gains and German preparations as forces mass toward Paris. Reports claim German attacks along the Marne front fended off by French and British units with significant prisoner captures and shifting line positions. American patrols penetrated German defenses, taking prisoners and wounding several, while coordination between Allied forces continued to pressure the enemy.
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Wialington
Taint
Kolin
Class Play at Auditorium Tomorrow
A high school class play titled Deacon Dub will be staged at the auditorium on Wednesday evening at 8 o clock. The event will feature twenty roles, with proceeds aiding senior activities and expenses for the 191% commencement exercises.
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Corry
Tnd
Ithi
Larga Auditoriin
Iver
Daigram
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Ry B. Foulkes
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Sey
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Tineheon
State Amary
Dunsday
Wid
Auxiliary Meeting at Palo Alto Hospital Parlor
The Palo Alxiliuey auxiliary held a meeting yesterday afternoon in the hospital parlors. Mrs. Morgariden presided with Mrs. Dall Dating eooratory and Routle buries discussed. Mr. Olin We Tradken was elected to membership.
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Palo Alxiliuey
Oly Hospital
Mmm
W. W. Morgariden
Dall
Olin
One Hundred Eighty Registered for Draft in City District
About 180 young men from Corry and Union City draft district registered yesterday at Caton City headquarters. Secretary Morrow of the board said the list does not involve the central question yet and another registration will take place later. The board has not been notified of the numbers drafted for the army camp plans.
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Corry
Union City
Raft
Caton City
Morrow
Bord
Blind order for strike of telegraphers
A blind order outlines a pending strike by commercial telegraph operators led by Konekamp. With no date set, the action aims to map planned steps next week, detailing procedures for relay and transmission during the stoppage. Representatives from railway telegraph offices reportedly agree to maintain commercial message transmission during the strike.
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Unites Prog
Chicago
Konekamp-caulllng
Konekamp
Alddie
Death of Mrs Wilcox Final Plans for Boy Scout Activities
An important meeting of all Boy Scouts will be held tomorrow at 4 o clock at the headquarters building. Instructions will be given regarding weeds, mules, and related cards, with a focus on camp rules for those not yet fully trained. Plans for the fourthteen nile pity the tak en nent Helinday will be discussed. The Meri Bade Class will finalize plans for the Gittyanne toyete Nike, date changed to Wednesday, June 14, for a 100 mile trip. Overnight tire trip will depart June 14 at 4 o clock. The grand annual edition will open Monday, June 17.
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Ieta
Nike
Pwo Ulehla
Mritay
Wun
Bhaily Slav
Pladtey
Obituary: Mrs William Wikteox dies after operation
Mrs William Wikteox who was a widely known resident of Uteelty died shortly before 6 this morning following an operation. She is survived by her husband and two children and had been a resident since 1884. A devout member of Emmanuel Episcopal Church, the funeral will be conducted by Rev A L Van Meter and will be held at East Main street Sunday at 2 o'clock. Interment in Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Mre Olam
Willian A Wikteox
Uteelty
Olea
Aha
Mea
Lantine
Calmrie
Donnla Witcox
Mmmanuol
Commissioners to Inspect All Sites in Wonkhoby Project
County commissioners from several counties will inspect proposed sites for the Wonkhoby project. They plan a three to two day trip by auto to Youngaville and other towns to evaluate bunkyard and other proposed locations. Katherine Stone traveled today to Cambridge Springs and Bre.
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Youngaville
Weanes
Mixa Katherine Stone
Cambridge Springs
Bre
Searching Out U-Boat Base on Delaware Capes
Secretary Baker asked Congress to fund a coast defense station plan costing about one million dollars. Thirteen stations would line the Atlantic coast to detect German submarines. Lewes, Delaware, is cited as a key port in the defense scheme as naval patrols monitor for U boats believed active near Delaware Capes.
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Capes
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Juvites Department Nganty
Lewes
Dol
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Frank Litz Purchases Sheely Building in City Deal
Frank Litz completed the purchase of the block owned by J. Sheely on West Main Street, taking possession of the property amid plans to continue current business operations. He has expanded his repair trade and retail ventures, with no immediate move from the Burlington area.
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iMain Street
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Lats
Amdor- Nood
Steely
Tna
Daytona
Lite
Om Alwost
Ihin
Borlinor
Lita
Schools Complete Year’s Work Amid Training Dept Changes
The article notes exams finishing tomorrow in the high school and a planned display of student work is canceled. Federal labor law changes extend work hours for minors to nine per day, reducing eight hour shifts.
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Mesum Training Department
Thin Point
Delegates Arrive for County Sunday School Convention
Delegates arrive from across the county for the Big-Second Annual Bre County Sunday School Association Convention. Reginald headquarters are set at the Presbyterian and Methodist churches with attendees preparing for a two day gathering. The program outlines sunrise meetings, sessions, devotional Bible studies, reports, and fellowship events as hundreds are expected in town.
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Lange Wimbbers
Thave Jreen
Bre County
Asabélation
Erie
Presbyterian Church
Merhodiat
Allo
Delalt
AL Biackmere
Wilson
North Girard
Voeil Sele
Tainson Olmstead
Caleary
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Thame
iDavey Demade
Grece McDonald
Frank Gebhardt
M.H. LickItter
Allies Name Two Terms Allies Name Two Terms
Allies discuss terms at Versailles after World War I with focus on Poland and national independence. The British French and Italian premiers seek an independent Poland and support Czech and Jaroslav’s aspirations as part of the settlement.
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Ord
Versailles
Poland
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Alvo
Lanshiie Tay
Jaroslav
Great Battle Letters From Paul DeRosay in France
Paul DeRosay narrates letters from the front in France describing daily life, requests for home gifts, and plans after the war. He recalls entertaining Miss Tower of Boston, receiving packages from home, and hints at Cambridge plans postwar. The piece includes fragmentary notes and a continuation reference.
Wrightsville Boy Listed in Casualties
A Wrightsville youth is listed among casualties from the war. The report notes wounds and fatalities with limited legible details, mentioning the name placeholder and statuses such as killed in action and wounded. The fragment cites the War Department casualty list and local connections to Wrightsville and Warrara.
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Wrightsville
Damaged British Liner Arrives After Collision at Sea
A British liner docked in port following a disaster at sea. Explosions and a heavy object collision near the bow caused multiple deaths and injuries among crew and passengers. Sailors fought to save the vessel as parts and belongings were scattered into the water. The ship later stabilized and towed to harbor.
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Ko Wiworth Castle
Fae pasKen
Oman
Bowih
Corry Hospital Stockholders Meet Shows Growth and Support
The Ann meeting of the Corry Hospital Association stockholders last evening at the hospital showed a healthier year with a 9 percent rise in patient treatments over three years. Ladies Auxiliary contributed nearly 4600 in supplies. officers and directors were elected for the coming year.
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Fkson
Ladien-Aux- Nikry
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