Demobilization in Two Wars An Analysis for Army Policy
The article reviews demobilization strategies in World War I and the forthcoming end of World War II, comparing British and American plans. It details how length of service, combat records, and parenthood influenced discharges, and contrasts personal versus economic factors. It notes early US plans favored personal equations, with later emphasis on orderly redeployment and pay adjustments.
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Japan
Great Britain
Tate
Western Front
Nose
Calais
London
Winston Churchill
United States
General Staff
Wren Scivvies
Fragmented crop note from Henport crop report
A damaged clipping notes crop types including corn beans peas and tomatoes. It highlights a large share of the total crop output focused on commercial rope processing and suggests about sixty percent of the value derives from this portion.
Sol Wolf Led Lock Haven Team To Inter scholastic Meet
Twenty years ago Corry friends learn that Sol Wolf former Community Service director had his Lock Haven High School squad win last week’s interscholastic meet at Carnegie Tech. Also notes a big electric sign for the Senior Class play Clarence, a deadly gas-speeder crash near Cord near Union City injuring workers, and local school and Kiwanis news including Myrtle Puller as secretary candidate. Joe Arthur, four day old son of Mr and Mrs Craker, died at Corry Hospital.
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Corry
Sequsit
Sol Wolf
Ommunity Service
Wolf
Lock Haven
Carnegie Tech
Clarence
Nsw
North Center Street
Tic
Joe Arthur
Charles Craker
Corry Hospital
Ration Facts updates for meats, sugar and fuel stamps
A wartime ration bulletin lists validity for various food and fuel stamps. It covers red meat stamps F through Z5 and A2 through D2 valid through June 2, F4 through J2 through June 30, and other stamps through August 31. It notes blue cook stamps, sugar book stamps, shoe stamps, gasoline and fuel oil coupons with respective expiry dates and mentions no planned cancellations by the OPA.
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Aug
OPA
Weaver's Replacement and Maritime Awards Spotlight
County commissioners announce Scott Wayin to replace Dorma Weaver as county official, with Weaver resigning due to health after serving since January 184. The same page notes The Trill Indicator Company and Ajax Tron Works in Corry receiving Maritime Commission awards for wartime production, as nationwide observances mark the tenth anniversary across maritime construction sites on May 22.
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Tone Esis Niel
Doug
Thomas Bohaper
Ard Boot
Hrim
Dorma Weaver
Way
Weaver
Erie County
W‘ Corry’ Industries
Maritime Comsnission Ag
Wemendois
Ajax Tron Works
Trill Tndicator Company
Corry
Maritime Commission
The Daily Treasury Ledger and Future Economic Hope
Washington profiles the Daily Statement of the United States Treasury as an astonishing, daily public ledger revealing Uncle Sam’s finances. The piece notes its vast numbers from trillions to millions, the circulation to Congress and Treasury, and a quirk where an amateur reader’s post cards sparked curiosity. It compares postwar economic outlooks after World War I to the then-current trajectory, forecasting reconversion to peacetime production, demand for luxury goods, and a continuing but shifting wave of economic activity.
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Oy Max Gal
Washington
United States Treasury
Uncle Sam
Sheef
Aa Ial Ledger
State~ Tient
Treasury
Con
The
Encyclopedia Brittannica
United States
Germany
Russia
Vladivostok
Far East
Pearl Harbor
Europe
Daily Dozen From the Medical Society of Pennsylvania
Deaf mutism is a condition of heightened deafness and is heavy in the United States with about 50 000 deaf-mules nationwide and 3000 in Pennsylvania. It discusses congenital versus acquired deaf mutism, inheritance, and causes including meningitis and other infections, plus outcomes for children who lose hearing after age six and the impact of added blindness.
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United States
Pennsylvania
How's Your I Q Classified Brain Teasers
A dubious line of trivia prompts asks about a Reciprocal Trade Agreement Act expiry the scoring in a sport a Truman middle initial a grammar correction Waldorf salad the first German republic president wartime British foreign secretary a male rabbit term a Nashville estate and the meaning of requiescat in pace The item invites readers to turn to the Classified Page for answers and hints at playful quiz culture.
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Aswer
Truman
Wih
Geran Republic
U.S
Nashville
Tenn
Ferry Service Shows Big Traffic Increase
The Bemus Point Stow ferry results for April 8 to May 5 show traffic more than doubling from the first month of operation. Cars rose from 870 to 1433, trucks from about 20 to 40, and pedestrian use jumped to 220 versus 104 the prior year.
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Point-Stow
W. Bruce Chilson
Dilson
Mayville
Usiness
Golden Lax Tablets Offer Gentle Health Relief
Distressing gas and discomfort are claimed to ease with Golden Lax Tablets. The ad describes a rose laxative that purportedly removes intestinal poisons and promises a comfortable return to health. Dosages noted as 250 and 500 All Dinggists.
Tractor truck ditches in ravine near Route 5 East of Barcellone
Westfield May 14. A 70-foot embankment plunge occurred when a front tire exploded on a large Atlantic Lines truck. The driver escaped injury. The wreck blocks a narrow ravine near Taylors gas station between Westfield and Brocton roads. State troopers indicated a wartime cargo may be aboard with potential losses, and extrication faced deep, confined terrain.
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Westfield
Atlantic Lines Trucking Company
Route 5
Barcelone
Uwe Leuck
Dinllow
Taylor
Brocton
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Evening Journal
Bundy
Booth Bireet
ADD
Colegrove
Golagrove
Inc
44Th St
New York
Square
Chicago & Bond
Detroit
Com
Pittsburgh
Weighoman
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Aliews
Fsck
Con Cord
Union City
Board of Education
Myrtle Puller
Scott Wayin
County Property Bureau
Ajax
Trill
State of
Ata
Blac
Boyer Products
I. Q
Atlantic Motor Oil Capital Motor Oil
Maxwell House Coffee
N.Y
Pillsbury
Campbells
Thomas Motor Co
Burma
China
South Pacific
Eine Railroad
America
Tokyo
Eric
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