Erie Man Aids Foot Troubles With ROMAG CASTS
An Erie resident, Roy F B McClenan, formerly a shoe maker, claims to treat foot deformities with ROMAG CASTS formed at his home in North East. He reports aiding hundreds since 1935, including babies and elderly patients, with claims of straightening feet and improving mobility regardless of shoe type.
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Powell Motor Co
Ridgway
Harold Breeber
Hhusband
Tilflan Brownlee
Ridgeway
Liadtiong Ching
India
China
WAC
Greenville
S. C
Hudson
N. Y
Roy FB. McClena
McClellan
Williams Row
North East
Pennsylvania
Erie
McClenathan
Womban
Watenis
Taloy
MuCionatien
Nazis Fleeing Before Inns
Finnish troops push toward Puolinka after taking Suomussalmi as they press to oust Germans from northern Finland under armistice terms with Russia. Soviet armistice commission elements are stationed in Helsinki awaiting terms and practical implications.
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Associated Press
Helsinki
Germar
Finland
Russia
Pinus
Suomussalmi
Puolinka
Stockholm
Pennsylvania Division's World War II Training and Deployment
The narrative describes a Pennsylvania commanded unit under Maj. Gen. Edward Martin later governor, with Lt. Gen. Bradley and Vitiar Bragiey involved. It details prolonged training in the United States, noting about 1400 sent to Grivers training schools and 500 as aviation cadets, before the division finally deployed overseas with members from Pennsylvania and other states still retaining many Pennsylvanians.
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Diantown Gap
Edward Martin
Pennsylvania
United States
Vitiar N. Bragiey
Bradley
Gftivers
Becaue Aviation
Thelsabal WM
2Aihi
Services in Memory of Mrs Porter Sunday
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Piet Porter were held at Cory Church of the United Brethren in Christ Sunday afternoon. Clergy included Rev H Ray Harris and pastors from nearby churches. Burial followed in Garland Methodist Cemetery with an honorary escort from church and Warren Grange delegates. Attendees included many Smiley and Porter family members from Warren and surrounding towns.
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Mary Piet Porter
Smiley
Oil City
Harley Banks
Harold Fish
H. Ray Harris
Garland
Guy Bennink
Leon van Tassel
Frank Harvey
George Akem
Lyle Chase
John Westley
Oral U. B. Church
Women’s Missionary Society
Warren Grange
North Warren
W. S. Harrington
Steven Harrington
Cecil Harrington
C. M. Pennington
C.C. Smiley
Freebourn Smiley
Mae Smiley
Cpl
Robert Smiley
Joan Miller
Bilery Genter
G. L. Porter
C. N. Marston
Eric
W. H. Hesbumn
Youngsville
Walter Dear
Locomotive Flue Blown Out Near Union City Station
A Pennsy train eastbound from Union City stalled after a locomotive flue blew out near the Union City station. The incident caused a delay but no injuries to the engineer or fireman. It marked the second major break for the Pennsy in the area that day.
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Penmsylvania Railford
Union City
Japanese Losses Reported In Two Day Carrier Strike
Nimitz disclosed 29 more Japanese ships and 200 planes destroyed over two days. American air losses were 11, fewer than on the first day. Some planes returned to carriers and were not accounted for on this late September 20 update.
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Jamestown
Bris
Raluband
Erie
Journal
St. Marys
Roger Meyer
Leroy Meyer
Benzinges Road
Richard Schutz
Bernard Schutz
Sylvania Avenue
Siles
Nimitz
Arhor
IVANKS IN REICHWALD ADJACENT TO KLEVE
From Gellenkirchen north of Aachen to the Balfort Gap front, lines remained relatively steady as German counterattacks east of Nancy faced the American thrust toward Strasbourg. American forces advanced about 30 miles east of Nancy and 25 miles southeast of the city. Morey was taken nine miles north of Nancy. The German defense held south of Metz while the Allies reported 216,427 prisoners captured since June 6, with 183,827 by the First Army and 92,600 by the Third Army.
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Golden Links
Methodis
Paul
Pleasantville
Tryonville
Bert Sowles
Jak and the Beanstalk
Meadville
Robert Ball
Albion
South Pacific
Cherry Point
D. C
Walnut Street
Wick
Kinzun
Bartholomew Cough— ‘Yin
Cambridge Springs
Eye Railroad
Church Street
Donald Anderson
Spencer Hospital
Satuday
Gellenkirchen
Aachen
Balfort Gap
Leurg
Nancy
Veaubign
Strasbourg
Morey
Metz
Oops
U. S. Third Army
U. 5, Twelfth Army
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