The Russian Move and Postwar Military Training
The article argues Poland may align with Russia as the Moscow backed government gains influence while the exile government wanes. It then discusses postwar military training, reporting House hearings show deep splits among groups. President Truman supports peace time training though details differ from Army and pro training factions.
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House
Citzens
Truman
Army
Navy
Congress
Japan
Inter
Europe
Lfe
Pearl Harbor
Naval Shenandoah sighting and local notices from 1925
Twenty years ago in the journal notes a sighting of the Shenandoah dirigible near Minnesota’s twin cities is hinted for early July with travel via Buffalo. The column reports deaths, weddings, road openings, a notable wedding, local business relocations, and insurance office moves in Corry and nearby towns.
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Comy
Twin Cities
Minnesota
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Buffalo
Mystery in Erie Slashing Injures Roberson Employee
Robert Crossley, 36, an employee of Roberson Process Company, was slashed on the neck and behind the right ear at 1:00 AM near Franklin Terrace. He was treated at Hamot Hospital, with three stitches needed. An unknown assailant jumped on his moving car, threatened, then fled into darkness. Crossley could not describe the attacker.
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Erie
Robert Crossley
Franklin Terrace
Hamo Hospital
Crossley
Roberson Process Company
Franklin ‘Terrace
Tus
Crassley Sid
Hamot Hospital
Suspect Held in Erie Case Near Waldameer Park
A suspect is held in Erie County Prison on $900 bail after a late night assault on a 16 year old Erie High student near Waldameer Park. A police officer says the man molested women recently and the victim, hospitalized at St Vincent’s, can identify him. The suspect pleaded not guilty at arraignment.
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Erie
Waldameer Park
Polce
Erie County
Jack Williams
Williams
St. Vincent's Hospital
Divorcees and remarriage odds in a famous play analysis
The text discusses remarriage probabilities by age and gender, noting divorced women at 30 face about 60 percent remarriage chances, while 20 year olds face 48 percent. It contrasts widowers and widows, and suggests home-makers with dependent children may be less likely to remarry.
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Lenin
Hlen
Debate on military training lengths and conscription stance
Readers recall past votes on 18 versus 12 months as the note explains that until 1940 the U S lacked compulsory military training. it contrasts with Britain which relied on volunteers in peacetime, reflecting national policy debates and evolving defense posture.
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United States
Great Britain
Mary 'T
Perry
Mrs Mary Cudahy Died This Morning At 76
Mrs Mary Foey Cugany, 76, died about 2:30 this morning at her sister Mrs Carl Sullivan’s home on West Congress Street after months of ill health. Survived by husband Michael Cudahy, two sisters Mrs Sullivan and Miss Margaret Foley, and two granddaughters Therese Marie Martin and others. Body to Sullivan home, services at St Thomas Church. Burial in Elizabeth Cemetery.
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Mary Foey Cugany
Carl Sullivan
West Congress Street
Cudahy
John Foley
Mr Cudahy
Margaret Foley
Sullivan
West Bend Street
Seven Quiz Questions From Classified Page
A reader tests IQ style questions about a 1946 hand built auto, a balalaltca term, Allied Control Council meeting site in occupied Germany, sniffing words in a quote, Goebbels or Goering, Adams aiding a key document on Western Hemisphere policy, and whether Soviet Russia joins the UN War Crimes Commission. It also asks ambergris source, veteran surplus purchases for agriculture, and Amelia Earhart flight fate.
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I. Q
Balalaltca
Allied Control Council
Germany
Goebbels
Goering
Hirmonier
John Quincy Adams
U. S
Soviet Russia
Unitd Nations War Crimes Commission
Amelia Einhart
Driver guilty in fatal crash near Stillwater
Hany McIntyre, 27, a Stillwater blacksmith, pleaded guilty in county court to criminal negligence in a February 22 crash that killed 15 year old Martha Gustafson and injured ten others on the Stillwater Faloner road. He faces sentencing next Monday after being free on $2,000 bail.
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Mayville
Hany McTniyre
Stillwater
McIntyre
Stillwater-Faloner
Martha Gustafson
Connecticut Avenue
Michael D. Lombardo
Warn double penalty if $5 stamp delayed
Patrick Gallagher district collector of internal revenue warns that drivers delaying purchase of the $5 auto use tax stamps to hope for repeal face a second penalty. Enforcement begins July 2 for 10 days with courtesy summonses issued to stampless motorists, who may buy stamps penalty-free at the Erie district revenue office. after 10 days an additional $5 must be paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erik
Patrick Gallagher
Internal Revenue
Revenue
Erie District Revenue Office
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Washington
Poti
Annette Lockwood
Beaverdam
Yeu
Wayne Township
Yvill
Tressa ML. Lockenhouse
William Riceberg
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Clymer
N.Y
Mr Kots
Abbe Reformed Church
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Corry
Journal
Meadville
Theo Wiliams
Stanley Nichols
Grand Theater
North Center Street
Sudan
Crawford M. Woods
First Ave
Ed Linsky
Earl Gates
Joseph Cotton
Ginger
W. S. Jewell
Wing
Willi
Shambaugh
Waller
Ani
Tania
Mrs
Edmund Barr
The
Medical Society of State of Pennsylvania
Barlow
Tain
the National Bank OF Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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Greyhound
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Mass
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Ohio
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Fla
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Glary
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Franz
Eula M. Fox
Jarman
Spiesman
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N. J. Gleason
Mary, K. Higgins
Guy Rogers
Ars
John Swan
Slick-Oh
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Flo
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