Washington Draft Plans Expand Military Groups
A new second draft draft plan is outlined by General Crowder with units called as needed through the year. The program aims to minimize agricultural disruption, diverts certain quotas, and may draw 10,000 more young men into training and service assignments. The effort awaits final details and legislative action.
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Washington
Crowder
Ioa
Td Crean
Crawder
Wiske
Ile Wuimier
City finances in promising condition
City finances look healthy as early tax payments reduce the year’s strain. The Treasurer notes most taxpayers pay promptly, enabling a near normal cash flow and discount periods, with plans to finish the fiscal year with minimal temporary shortfalls and a routine financial cycle thereafter.
Red Cross Chapter Conducts Silent Meeting and Plans
Minutes recount discussions on invoice quality and pending chair appointments. John Rogers reported an electrocution incident, while Mrs. Walter L. Peake’s resignation as Junior Auxiliary director prompted a one week delay in successor choice. Headquarters officials may visit to resolve jurisdiction disputes as division heads advise.
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John Rogera
Jplace
Walter L. Peake
Kirkpatricke
Warren
Dettoit
Mnance
Selora
Wwe
Alan
Men Called For Draft Examinations In Warren County
Forty Class One men are summoned for fitnes s examination by the Warren County draft board on Saturday March 16. Among those presenting at 1:30 am are Ralph Vandenbott Corry and Fred Loa-Smith Sugar Grove. Others listed include Athy L. Stearns Clyde Van Gilder Grand Valley and William A. Dolendon Spring Creek. The second group will be examined as soon as examiners are available. The 2d U S Infantry is expected to leave Camp Hancock on March 26 with the regiment's destination not yet announced Bradford Uri reports say April date was moved up by a month.
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Wirren County
National Army
Ralph Vandenbott Corry
Fred Loa-Smith
Sugar Grove
Lst
Athy L. Stearns
Clyde
van Gilder
Grand Valley
Willam A. Dolendon
Spring Creek
U. 3. Infantry
Camp Han
Ovole
Auguste
Bradford Uri
Band of Women Spies Des Confident In Court Outcome
Band of women spies expressed confidence the court would announce a favorable result. Warren county expects a decision soon with Hinckley possibly dissenting. Most believe Mumford and Hughes will deliver a brief ruling, while Uphornston’s opinion is anticipated to be lengthy.
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Des
Prominent American Citizen Implicated in German Spy Ring
A well known American figure, William Wourthouse, is alleged to be linked to German espionage. Reports indicate he acted as a German agent while stationed in Port Mol and nearby areas, coordinating with known spies and aiding covert operations. Authorities disclosed the information and are investigating connections with other operatives.
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United
Lotay
Orn Wan
William Wourt
Opira
Baston
Imuati Information
Kourthouse Te Praven
Portmol
Spal
Two More Violations Alleged Reported To Deputy Peake
Deputy Road Administrator Walter J. Peake announced two additional alleged violations of wheat saving regulations. He said samples and evidence support charges of actual sale of wheat with improper substitutes and altered price claims. He warned that if complaints proceed, guilty firms will be named and prosecuted. He noted hotels and restaurants using four barrel flour supplies may avoid licenses, and urged households to report on hand flour.
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Walter J. Peake
Peake
Tum
Aes Oor
Faperton
Ander
Masons First Member in France Described in 1920 Report
The Masonic fraternity notes its first member in France, Lee B. Wood, son of De and Mrs PG Wood, who has joined the motor transport service. Two letters say WHS Hines accompanied Wood early last spring and is now at the Paris American Red Cross headquarters. Wood plans to return to active service soon and expects a promotion.
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Masonic
France
Lee B. Wood
Mra
PG. Wood
Wood
Motor Transport Service
Whs Hines
Hines
Paris
American Red Cross
Les
Ansloun
Meare
Warship Submarine Warning Disrupted Convoy Route
A fragmentary World War era report notes a warship receiving a submarine warning that disrupted a looting convoy. The text references Secretary of War and French port movements, with uncertain names and scrambled phrases indicating troop conveyance and precautionary measures during an attempted voyage to France.
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Avowrong
Muk
Dinker
United Ibles
Bidkor Wan
Bato
France
Alot
imid-Adiisatte
Hotory
Port Gundy
Wii
Luxberg Discovered In Chili Incident Update
Fuenos Alves reports March U2-A dispersion and sprite visit as Santiaga dispatches confirm Count Luxberg seen on a man’s team in ChE. Police admit low AML trace of Luxberg and note the Geriiti royal attaché has turned up missing.
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Fuenos Alves
March U2
Santiaga
Count Luxberg
Che
Posice
Luxberg
Geriiti
Man Who Jumped From Train Dies In Hospital
York reports that a man who leaped from a New York Central train Thursday night after an alleged dispute with passenger Rade Rostnov died of injuries at St Vincent's Hospital. The derailed jumper fractured his skull and chest and was barely alive when brought in. Rostnov, who claimed his coat was stolen, faced charges and was recovering from his own injuries. Coroner Cardot investigated a separate death found in a snowdrift east of Westleyville, with no relatives identified.
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York
Manel
Heywtives
Arkansas
B.C. Thibuck
St Vincent’s Hospital
Dibheck
York Central
Rade Rostnov
Ditheck
Tasiny
Faye Thy
Cardot
Uly
Westleyyuin
Po Mack Ting
New Loans Association Finance Britain Directors Meet
Washington reports a further war credit of 200 million dollars to Britain, raising the U S assistance to 2.52 billion. The Willow Walter Hants debt stands at 4 0405400 000. Ping Grove Cemetery directors held a regular meeting with 12 members present. An increase in stipend from 40 to 70 dollars monthly was approved for the stasistic street improvement project and a hedge planting along the north boundary of the east addition was discussed for future consideration.
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Washington
Britain
United States
Wilow
Walter Hants
Ping Grove
L. Alexander
Manger
Willard to Meet Fulton July 4th
St Louis reports manager Fred Walton announced he secured Willard's agreement to fight. The bout is set for Kansas City on Thursday with Jack Fulton and Willard to box for a title or purse in the event, while negotiations and arrangements continue.
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Willard
Fulton
St. Louis
Atko
Ole) Ting
Fred Walton
Hasak
Kanstes City
Tulle
Would Hang German Spies
Washington reports Representative Kolly of Pennsylvania introduced a resolution to end interning German agents in the United States and provide them three meals a day and comforts. The measure, if passed, would flag a harsher stance toward German espionage and keep agents in custody with standard amenities.
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Washington
United States
Kolly
Fennaylyanta
Kelly
What Does War Mean To You A Poem Fragment
Fragmentary wartime verse explores varied personal meanings of war from nuisances and thrills to duty and sacrifice. It presents contrasting views of fear joy aging youth and the call to serve amid trenches and the Red Cross.
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Criicine
Appointment of William Llgud Marsh to First Lieutenant
Harrisburg announces the appointment of William Llgud Marsh of Gary to First Lieutenant of Company 1K, Pennsylvania Reserve Militia. The move was made by Adjutant General Beary Jo any.
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Harrisburg
William Llgud Marsh
Gary
Pennsylvania Reserve Militia
Beary Joany
Weather turns colder with cloud cover tonight
The forecast indicates cloudy skies and a drop in temperatures tonight and tomorrow. Winds may pick up slightly as a cold front passes through, bringing cooler air and the chance of a light frost by morning in outlying areas.
Real Estate Circles Show Much Activity This Week
Local real estate notices indicate heightened activity with numerous transfers and closings in March. Transfers include W. Church Street to Kate Oates, D. E. Loach to A. D. Granger, East Main Street to Henry Bachomner, and Corry School District adjacencies to nearby properties. Several exchanges are expected to close today as agencies report strong prospect of settlement.
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Liday
Tad Qin
Yilent
Antony
Ani Mra
BH. Phelps
W. Church Street
Kate Y Oates
D.E. Loach
South Street
A. D. Granger
East Main Street
Henry Bachomner
W. N. Jones
Thirvey Cowles
Corry Schoal
Washington Street
Tol Metwrthy
H. A. Browark
Prederick Street
W. C. Harmon
Tosa
iMeBtroy
Fifth Avenue
Campaign drive to complete next week pledges
Mr Barlow announced that Hed Cross support pledges are nearly complete detailing that two reports remain. High School students will classify and record names on pledge cards while Dr. P Woe handles uncontacted Brown pledges. The Penny on the Dollar effort resumes Monday with renewed business outreach and funds arriving to meet shortages.
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Barlow
P. Woe
Dr. Wort
Pinel
Corry
Bo Mitet Tel
Hnanetal Sbortane
Climax Man Injured In Machinery Accident
Charles Marsh an employee at the Climax sustained a severe left thigh injury this morning when machinery toppled and struck him He received initial care from Dr J J Skabhler and was later returned to his home for recovery.
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Charles Marsh
JJ. C.skabhler
Four German Planes Down In Paris Raid
Paris raid casualty reports say four German aeroplanes were downed by French anti-aircraft fire and fighters. The incident occurred last night as Paris endured heavy bombardment amid ongoing air combat over the capital. No definitive tally of casualties or specific aircraft losses was released.
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Paris
United Press
Parks
Ninety Five Thousand to Leave Soon Ordered by War Dept
United Press reports Ninety five thousand additional men ordered for induction by the war department. The draft movement to unfold March 20 will continue for five days, with large quotas from southern states, many of them Negroes, to be mobilized in northern camps.
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United Press
Washington
Will Department
Theseuven
Marshall Jaryison
Las Chis Cal
Aneda von Lagents bEndustrial Avorkers
Rivet
Prince
Arthern
Corry Schools Sixth Month Report Details Attendance and Delays
The Supt Wilson and state officials report Corry district enrollment at 1201 split among Concord Hatch Washington Pineview West Main and Augh School. Attendance average 95.7 with High School highest at 97.4. Tardiness totals 86 across schools. visitation by board and parents noted. The city schools close March 22 for Easter vacation and reopen April 7.
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Supt. of Schools
Wilson
Board of Educations
State Department of Education
Mnioniti
Corry Schools
Concord
Chamingal
Meadville Quits in the Gas Fight
Fragmentary clipping reports Meadville amid a local gas dispute, with unclear details about participants and actions. The readable fragments show reference to a Monday event and a dispute involving cows, but concrete names, places, dates, or outcomes remain obscured.
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Meadville
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