Details Emerge On Hun Treaty And Allied Actions
Fragmentary dispatches reveal discussion of a Hun treaty and allied actions. Reports mention German and Russian figures, arrests, exile of Grand Duke Motel, and claims of atrocities linked to the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petrorsiily
Tutyoninty
Hulatieliel Mernobees
Mleenblist
UAL
Hurd
Hwatin Tuller
Gariem Pawl
Ogill Andndonuntty
Germany
Hingoal
Elise” Gran Dyke
Nicholas
Grand Duke Motel
Euatody
Noel
Delay May Postpone Ship Seizure
A chaotic dispatch reports that delay may postpone ship seizure as the Dutch actions and American plans diverge. Officials struggle to confirm timing while military departments coordinate with Ward and others.
Holland Not Likely to Accept Demands
The report notes Holland resisting Allied demands on ship use and wartime policy. It mentions merchants and officials, with uncertainty over acceptance and potential consequences for Dutch policy and shipping. The wording reflects wartime reporting from March 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
U S Will Not Change Jap Policy In Press Briefing
Washington reports no shift in U S policy toward Japan withholds any new moves. Officials say the government will stand by the policy of keeping aid and nascent friendship while awaiting further word from the world court. President's message may address allied opinion and messaging to capitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dis
Nasont
Maths
Japan
Commission To Hold Evening Meeting On Police Service Debates
City officials convene tonight for a commission session addressing police department issues. A health board discussion and public input on street cleaning and refuse collection are planned, with anticipated appointment changes in the police force and board reviews expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nol Willind
Palles
Attonine
Willa Locke
Oil Service Board
Students Organize Good Roads Meeting Program
The program for a Good Roads meeting at Fike Building on Tuesday evening March 19, 108 outlines speakers including J Walter Choughy Auiireva Joseph Roy County Commissioner W Wi Marsh Addyous Win Kramer County Commissioner and others. The event begins at 8 p.m. with remarks from Warren DeRosay Win Waterhouse and Gerry T Kincald.
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Fike Billding
Maret
Moating
L Alexander
Wolcomingy
J. Walter Choughy
Auiireva
Joseph Roy
W. Wi, Marsh
Addyous
Win. Kramer
Rhyponss
Warren DeRosay
Win
Waterhouse
Gerry T. Kincald
Wink
Wuital
Findley Fond Commiuioners
Elton Glwigon
William Bailey
Martin Howard
Sie
Upswers
Romans
Penny on Doline drives Red Cross collection
Report notes a Saturday drive yielding a creditable amount for the Red Cross with notable support from the community. A remaining uncollected sum is referenced, totaling about 24,000 in the local effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pho Geitla
Red Cross
Comny Chanter
M Inn es Co Using New Motor Truck
The McInnes Company unveils a new one ton public truck this morning. The machine, described as a Republic model, is set to be used daily to enhance the company’s work and efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M’innes CO
Thy Melnnes Steel Company
Uncle Sam’s Workers Meet New War Labor Rule
United Press reports a new government policy will soon expand wartime labor rules across all departments. It aims to boost home front production while granting more flexible hours for workers to pursue war gardens and other activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
United Press
Washineton
Hyery
Willey
Dade Bass
Loijuinien
Tractors to Aid Farmers Arrive in Hele County
Word from Hele states that tractors will be sent statewide to help farmers prepare fields. Government officials and farm groups coordinate with Patton and Letowan to supply machinery for plowing hilling and seeding at a rate of 3 dollars per acre for plowing and 1.30 per acre for seeding with ongoing support for maintenance and repairs.
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Hele
Welyi
Ubls
Eros
Agelelture
Mwnaevssney Blake
Erbe Wild Cum Vinimsulnis
Letowan
Murcer
Hrip
Pobtle
Fownshire
Cripser Grocery Opens in New South Conbir Street Store
Edward Cripser opened a fine new grocery at the old Ladies Furs location on South Conbir street. The business, begun with a pie sift and a mostly seated setup, aims to complete arrangements by next week as customers note the fresh, busy storefront.
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Edward Cripser
South Conbir Street
Ladies Furs
East Main
Glore
Four IHC Tractors Arrive in City at Erie Station
Four IHC tractors arrived in the city and drew attention at Erie freight station. One unit was recently splitshashed by Les Roy Wilson, and the others are bound for the arsenal near North East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. H.C
Erie
Lesroy Wilson
Arhona Army
North Ast
Japan German Plot to Divide Russia Revealed
Fragmentary report from Petrogend cites Leon Trot sky and Botsheviel war minister as declaring a covert agreement between Germany and Japan to partition Russia. The text mentions plans for Africa and the Middle East, with purported shifts in power and alliances amid broader World War II tensions.
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Petrogend
Leon Trotsky
Turner
Botsheviel
Titay
Germany
Amd
Japan
Torike
Tusela Wetwnen
Iwu Royer
Time Change Rules Extend for Grinding Industries
Residents face a forty eight hour extension as officials call for adherence to a weekday reporting deadline. Officials note reports must be filed by midday tonight with possible adjustments if published late, while mills are urged to coordinate with farmers to follow new timing and rule interpretations.
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Tpunke
Millers Ag
Vouke
Daylight Saving Plan Prompts Industrial Plant Operations
The report notes firms anticipate adopting daylight saving, with plants set to operate one hour earlier after a congressional decision. The dispatch cites Dusho unquartered sbotonvent and Heid ob al Mie Miltsbuanje Mdustelestai among entities affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pret
Puttshons
Sale
Dusho
Sbotonvent
Heid
Miltsbuanje Mdustelestai
Maretat
Congress
War Department shifts stance on major drive
The War Department today revised its outlook on a large offensive in Europe. Officials disclosed new assessment of American pressure points and front activity, noting troops hold several key sectors while setbacks affect plans.
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Ity United Pree
Washington
Ennstamt
Germans Advance in Finland Reported by Vasa Front
United Press dispatch from Stockholm reports from Vasa that German forces have mounted a heavy offensive in Finland. The piece notes significant movement on the front and claims about 4000 enemy troops captured with Helston allegedly involved.
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United Press
Stockholm
Vasa
Helston
Corry Man Wins Prize for Pastry Essay In Contest
The Buffalo Times reports a pastry department contest drew reader interest. H. Loomis of 583 West Church Street Corry Pennsylvania won second prize for an essay titled Winker described as a Byronade.
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Buffalo ‘Times
Ht H. Loomis
West Church Street
Corry
Railway Ad to Sell Equipment Assets Valued at 410 Million
Washington reports the Railway Administration will advertise soon for sale railway equipment assets valued at more than 410 million dollars. The move aims to raise funds and reorganize holdings amid ongoing financial pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Rail‘way Administration
Brakeshoe Manager Threatened Amidst Anonymous Letters
Pratt, general manager of the American Brakeshoe Foundry, has received threatening letters allegedly from pro-German supporters. The letters claim figures in the family are in danger, including his wife and child, prompting police inquiry and concern over his safety.
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Pratt
American Brakeshoe Foundry Company
Tittlechild
Manger Pratt
Jolene Wualnyt
Mboys
Segaf Milceus
City orders removal of old barn on West South Street
City authorities ordered the removal of the damaged livery barn on West South Street. The badly windstorm damaged building had years of decay and was deemed a menace. The owner received notice this morning from the chief of police.
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West South Street
Ghiet
Fo[utes Fram
Service Flag Dedication Last Night at Church
A service flag dedication was led by Rev. Father Trost with Rev. Petr J. Wierstinski and Rev. Raymond Senindinger of Corry. A large turnout included altar servers and members of the Holy Sumo Society, with readings and musical offerings by Prof. Sumer and Miss Whitte Zn. The sermon focused on duties to God and state, citing the Gospel account of Jesus and tribute to Caesar.
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Guyer
Bowie Ceeward
Direkion
Thie Gustan
Ustiene Lunn Poulter
Prof Butts
Dr. Bourke
Pha Warki
Alny Ani
Lin Piustor
Neil
Amin
Corry
Gaspal
Mwasu
Mwasu Strongyl
Hla
Poulke
Ovenine
Foulke
Tha’ Touth
Christ
Secon
Thalia
Hell
Eivahedh
Asaen
Father Trost
Alpen Lytte
Peli J. Wierschinekt
Carl le Heidt
Holy Sumo Society
Mira
Nicholas Gretsch
Mra
Mery Howleth
Mary Fame
Hatener
Ty Tay
Wierstinslel
Gopree T Pruate
Erie
Arthur Duffy
United States Navy
Charles PD Keating
Townie
Howler
Ma. A
Mascocks
Charles Maree
Ro“phivers Corpus Thirry Vureell, Mutar Molanle
Low Tan Aes Shire Botting
Hanh Apl Assa Pial Corps
Cain Lee
Daniel Neburr
Forentry
Camp Toe
Youne Wileaes
Carrie Bonquets
Innssnins
Teeke
Margie Ie Myers
Corey
Petr J. Wierstinaki
Brie
Ibnit
St. Mathhaw
Cis
Jesus
Ceasar
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