Major Phelps Homeward from Battle Front Report
Fragmentary dispatch describes Major Phelps and Major Hinway returning from the front. It notes hospitals, injuries, and movements to a coastal city and then home, with mentions of Marines, infantry, and various company units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maj
Phelps
Battle Front
Hele
Fld
Pisrotte
Copia Milior
Montyille Portmrimai
Donwinnit
Magne Viole
Brie
Septantien
Paige
Pompony
Benen
Marines
Merry Company
Epieds
Rouge Farm
Major Hinway
Miur
Czecho Leader Assumes His Duties
Washington November 10 Fromident Manavvek head of the new Quedhn Movak republicy sails for Europe to assume duties for the new nation. Berna conference sees leaders establish authority as they watch Carahn Slovake peoples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
de Cy
Manavvek
Europe
Dutien
Mayarysk
Shoe price restriction ends in Washington action
Washington November 1 The War Production Board today removed government controls on footwear prices. Earlier caps set at $18 per pair were cited as the previous maximum. The board described the change as a wartime pricing adjustment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Taddstrips Board
Igo
SOLF Sends One More Appeal
November 10 report notes Dr. Bolt dispatching a wire message to Secretary Litwin urging action. The appeal warns that Germany and Italy threaten Turkey and calls for immediate support to avert a wider war, reflecting concerns over Anglo Maritime policy and regional tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Fross
Harlin
Poralyn Baer
Bolt
Litwin
Cato
Italy
Turkay
Hoover Says America Will Feed Little Allies
United Press reports President Hoover argues the United States cannot sacrifice its own food for Germany and will aid Europe by feeding its allies. He asserts nations freed from the German yoke must be nourished while America maintains its own supply and recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
United Press
New York
America
Germany
Herbert Tovver
Europe
Wo Jong
Flu Still Ravages Erie Populace Despite Lifts on Ban
Erie health officials report a rise in influenza cases with new noon counts up by about ten, including ten deaths in the period. Dr. J W Wright emphasizes ongoing danger despite vaccines and urges continued precautions.
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Exley
Hele
J. W Wright
Cfty
Weight
Fragmented OCR News Item on Prisoner Returns
A garbled 1940s style dispatch describes American prisoners returning from overseas. The text is heavily corrupted with misspellings and stray characters, but mentions evacuation, Allied forces, and references to captivity and release. No clear dates, names, or places can be reliably confirmed from the readable fragments.
Better Results Reported In City Campaign
A garbled civic report notes fundraising for a War Work drive. It mentions a target of 12 000 dollars, with residents urged to contribute and a plan to raise funds through a community effort. The text hints at local politics and school boxe activities amid unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battie
Iis
Texwe
Geo Cory Vais
Tito
Portal
Utd
Waaey
Loaned to Czechslovaks sparks recognition move
Washington reports a $7,000,000 loan to the Czecho Slovak government as part of a move toward recognizing the Czecho Slova k National Council. The action follows an agreed grant and outlines the financial support tied to recognition efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agwerien
Hva Bho Jas
National Council For
Schools Earn Strong War Work Fund Pledges
Local schools report robust contributions to the United War Work Fund. Pledges total about 1981.90 with numerous students participating from wards and buildings including Fullview and Concord. About 60 percent of high school pupils have pledged, reflecting broad community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pho Malak
Washinton
United War Work
Begatian
Domo
Heylnnine
Thi
Fullview
Lota
Pep
Concord
Belgian Troops in Brussels Reported by United Press
Brief United Press dispatch notes Belgian forces in Brussels amid rising tension as a major offensive looms. Remarks describe Allied stance and strategic movements around key Belgian installations and border areas.
Demobilization Plans for US Troops Outlined by War Official
A wartime briefing from November 14 discusses demobilization logistics and timelines. It cites figures of up to 1.7 million service members to be discharged gradually, with emphasis on orderly processing and return to civilian life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl D. Grout
Warahingum
Tughoon
Pershing
Julie
TNO
Pune
Ay Conrad
Unite States
Patie
Gil
Urge Soldiers to Continue Army Insurance Policy
Washington reports urged by Treasury Secretary to maintain government life and disability policies. Officials say continuation safeguards families, preserves conversion rights to other government forms, and prevents loss or higher private costs due to health issues. The policy may be extended five years or canceled within one. ceasing could bar future benefits for veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Erie Railroad Sets New Attendance and Efficiency Records
Erie Railroad reports record performance with expanded routes and higher train occupancy. Officials cite increased labor cooperation and capital improvements, noting 200,000 dollars invested in new facilities and four airings capable of holding 100 cars. Local coverage highlights Meadville and Mandville as hubs of activity and mentions Warren Steen visiting Tangatown and Marvin family travels.
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Faye Tien
Isin
Hitler
Nise
Jin
New York
Jidnora
Meadville
Holly
Mewlville
Avery Wim
Erie
New Aid
Mendvilly
Republican
Huns Must Pay France Large Sum
A garbled mid century clipping reports a demand that the Huns pay France a substantial sum. The text includes broken names and numbers, with confusing references to figures like 09 000 and 20 00, making precise details unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Fromba
Union
Rojas
Ol Tadownthy
Local businessman sells town shop and moves to Jumortown
A. J. Brodsky sells his East Main Street residence and warehouse and his long running business. He and his wife plan to move to Jumortown New York to reside near their daughter. They will continue operations in their new city under new ownership after a retirement from the local scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flu J.B. Rogers Company
Heat North Connter
Alan
Amore the Wire
Repunk
Niles
Natal Lafion Ava
Wwe
Tina Hope Qurevi
Ratldoes
Hrodaki
Local Boys in Fighting to the Last
Local boys in a struggle described as a final stand with references to towns and clinics, mentioning names and places in a dense, fragmentary historical multilingual script. The text evokes a dramatic scene around a notable event at a clinic and city landmarks, hinting at a confrontation and a memorial tone.
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