Tropil Lightning 5th Infantry Division in World War II
The Tropial Lightning 5th Infantry Division fought from Guadalcanal toward New Guinea and the Rabaul area in 1943. It engaged at Henderson Field and Vella Lavella, then Marines credited the division with heavy combat on Saipan and Luzon, killing hundreds of enemy and taking ground in a five day fight.
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Tropil
Guadalcanal
Georei
Hye Vital Munia
Arturel
Vella Vell Isle
Sun Marinel
Twenty Years Ago Entries From Journal Files November 20 1925
A fragmentary news page recounts Poultry Show results for Guy Simmons winning top honors with 8 C White Leghorns at Lockhaven and Corry Motor Club promoting West Smith Street improvements. It notes Clyde steamship fire, Frank O Day receiving prize for rail track maintenance, and local civic talk on urban renewal.
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Guy Simmons
Lockhaven
Pirdis
New England
Corr Y Mman
Voice of the People complains of Cony street lights outage
Taxpayer voices frustration over months of street lighting failures in Cony with no working automatic controls or street lanterns. He criticizes the City Council and asks where the Street Commissioner is as shoppers and workers stumble in darkness, warning of possible damage costs to the city.
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Voice of the People
Baltor Journal
Cony
Transchise
Corry
Local Columbus News Notes and Social Twists
Miss Eve Reichart of Byle visits Columbus as a weekend guest of Mr and Mrs Walter Caster. Residents solicit loan purchases for a drive, with Mrs Halls Opperman and Mrs Frank David handling inquiries. Local gatherings include a Farmer Rotary banquet in Warren and PTA activities at the YWCA in Warren.
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Columbus News
Columbus
Eve- Win Reachart
Byle
Walter Caster
Halls Opperman
Prank David
Evelyn Reichart
Pete Malick
Gorry
Jamestown
Glen Davis
Corry
They Party of the firemen was a success
Turkeys and other provisions were shared among attendees at a local firemen’s gathering. The report mentions Mrs Pat Kafferlin and David of Spring Creek visiting Mr and Mrs Robert Damon on Saturday evening, with several other local names listed in attendance.
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Pat
Kafferlin
David
Spring Creek
Aid
Robert Damon
Charles ‘Swanson
Perry Mead
Albert Sandburg
Harris Wa
Social Guests Attend Silver Len at Spring Creek Home
Mrs. DeForest Bindley and Mrs. Hollis Upperman attended a silver len Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Bernard Porter at Spring Creek. Mrs. James Blakeslee went to Eric Sunday to help care for her ste. Mr. and Mrs. Tly Frajjo and son were dinner guests of Mr. Jud Mh Marshal Adams Sunday.
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Nous
DeForest Bindley
Hollis Upperman
Bernard Porter
Spring Creek
James Blakeslee
Eric
Mies
Tly Frajjo& and Son
Jud
Marshal Adams
Chameleon John L Lewis Dominates Labor Debate
John L Lew is a chameleon in labor politics, shifting views across eras. From supporting higher wages to backing the New Deal, he has aligned with CIO and APL factions, later courting the Republican Committee and criticizing Roosevelt. His stance on sit-downs and third-term fears shows a strategic, evolving influence.
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John Llewellyn Lewis
Chameleon
Lis
Washington
John J. Lewis
Prines
CIO
APL
Willian Green
AFL
Republican National Committee
Coolidge
Labor
Hoover
Smith
Rocaevel
White House
Lincoln
Lewis
Roosevelt
Willkie
Quiz on Language, Anatomy, and History From Colonial Page
A parsed reader quiz asks about Mrs. Harry Truman studying a language at the White House, whether a decapitated snake’s tail keeps wriggling, the longest strongest tome in the human body, if Lower California is part of Mexico, and other items about government appeals, family allowances for service members, the UN “father,” tin rust, and a former screen star who served as a medic and received an honorable discharge.
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Tin Vo
Harry, Truman
White House
Lower
California
Mexico
Esquire
Supreme Court
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United Nations
Ration facts list with stamps and expiry dates
A fragmentary ration card notice lists stamps for meats fats and sugar with stamp numbers and expiry dates. It mentions red stamps FI through 31 and green Nb and items valid through various dates including November December February.
Daily Dozen From the Medical Society of Pennsylvania
A 20 year history of diabetes prevention and management highlights that diet, not just insulin, can control many mild diabetics. High starch foods and weak sugar utilization contribute to the condition, with some patients avoiding injections through careful dietary plans and expert guidance.
Rice Trial Set For November 28 In Brewsburg Case
Judge Bodine granted George W. Rice a bill of particulars in a county court proceeding charging him with practicing medicine without a license and usurping the title of physician. Trial is scheduled for November 28 after prosecutors and defense indicated readiness. Rice, owner of Rice Associates, previously pled guilty to a related April charge amid a state medical division inquiry.
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Hugh WY. Bodine
George W. Rice
Brawebure
Chat Village
Harley I. Crosby
Fuleguer
World Cohen
Halfide
Sidney
Wili
Rice
Rice Associates, Inc
Fcf
Medicie
Doveur
Eumene Myers
Mediest
State Department of Dweatinn
Pearl Scott Price i
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U. S
Chapin Rees
Corry. Bor
Ile Fotea Clyde
Lewes
Del
Frank O'Day
Chautauqua
Pennsyylvania Railioad
Bean
Jones
Covinant
Isabelle
Sutton
Toduy
Fer Clanatiten
J. A. Wailers
Caigayreal
West Smith Street
Florence Gasperson
Erie
Andrew Oya
Carlton
Curtis
Nathan Dodd
Merle Dodd
Leslin Dodd
Frank Dodd
Herbert Trisket
John Volfe
Farmer-Rotary
Warren, Mist
Dotina Betts
D. 6
Herr
Herron
Iest Westfield
Blanch Johnson
Mayville
Udio
DAVIS
Hoen Blouk
The
Medicial Society of
State of Pennsylvania
Siipatioy
Espotabs
Center St
Corry, Pa
Gabardine
Silk
Lanston
Dial
Jewell Flower Shop
Pennsylvania Telephone Corporation
Dienigsig
Guitars
Akes
Mandolins
East Main Street
McConnell
Firestone
Home & Auto Supply Co
South Center Street
Enterta
Denton
Bweet
Warren
CAULI
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