Germany Makes New War Preparations on Fronts
Paris dispatch reports Germany massing troops along the Siegfried Line and Belgian Dutch and Polish borders for a war basis. Workers toil without extra pay as troops billeted in private homes in Saarland and Palatinate. women pressed into postal service to replace mobilized men.
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Kenneth
DOWNS
Paris
Germany
Siegfried Limeline
France
Reich
Ife
Lang
Saarland
Palatinate
New
Expenditures Pass Nine Billion Mark
Expenditure for the fiscal year ending June 30 reached nine billion dollars, the highest peacetime outlay for the United States with another week to go. Officials estimate a further four hundred million will be spent, while only about five and a half million has been collected in Tavernes, creating a deficit near three and a half billion.
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International News Service
Washington
U. S. Tresas- Urry
Tavernes
New Castle
State College Student Suffers Fatal Injuries
Devon Pennsylvania June 23 John Warren Millar of Wayne 21 year old Penn State journalism student heir to 237000 was killed when tossed from the rumble seat of a roadster operated by his stepbrother Lansing K Millar 19. The car skidded crashing into an electric light pole cutting power to Devon residents briefly. Millar born Warren Avery Close adopted surname of his mother's second husband Edward Kent Millar. The stepbrother suffered possible lateral injuries.
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International News Service
Devon
John Warren Millar
Wayne
Penn State College
Lansing K.millar
Devon Townsip
Warren Avery Close
Millar
Edward Kent Millar
WUETH
New Castle
Hospital Notes from Jameson Memorial Hospital
Admission list includes Lotis Marangoni Bes semer William Stevenson Clairton Mrs Ruth Naginsky etc. Discharged: William West Jr tonsil operations listed for multiple patients. notes show numerous names and addresses with tonal local hospital context.
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Lotis Marangoni
Bessemer
William Stevenson
Clairton
Ruth Naginsky
Decraf
Mich
Ella B. Smith
Moody Avenue
Henry Mohlman
Cunningham Avenue
Tony Jacobs
East
Reynolds Forest
Mary Carkitto
West
Clance Moore
Arington Avenue
Irwin Wnaginsky
Detroit
Gate Sutton
Scary Street
Tony Ritchey
Canyon Street
William West, Jr
Gloria Jean’ du
North Shenango Street
June
Jean
Ruth Green
Cleveland Avenue
Forbes Burdette, Jr
Englewood Avenue
Paul Allison
Edenburg
Donald Rhinehart
Warren Avenue
Frances Carengo
West Grant Street
Homer Boyd
R. F
Rhyne Fabian
Iowa Ray Street
Hugh Stewart
West State Street
Olive Stanley
New Middletown
Ethel Ritchey
Petersburg
Margaret Mooney
West Washington Statet
Eleanor Schuler
New Bedford
Helen Vanelli
East Sutton Street
Dovight Miller
Park Avenue
Mary Miller
Nicholas Annorams
Fountain Avenue
Ellwood City
Jennie Webster
Norma Fisher
Portersville
Marian Winter
North Mercer Street
Heather as versatile Scotland’s moors used for walls beds and dye
Heather covered Scotlands great hunting moors served many uses beyond grouse protection. Highlanders layered it with mortar to build walls, formed beds from the plant, thatched roofs, and even made pot scourers. In the North it yielded fine ropes and a dye. The News by Mail offers a one year subscription for five dollars.
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Scotland
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Siegfried Line
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Bruno Aloe
West Pittsburg
Mary Nastovik
R. F. DB
Danje. Moran
Wampum
Edith
Montgomery Avenue
Howard Tindal
North Bay Street
Peter 3. Hess
Beckford Street
Sue Carlson
Box
Mexico
Heriberto Jara
Center
National Revolutionary Party
Jara
Central Preas
Perelman’s
Philco
Philcon
Perelman's
Iba Ea
Motorola
America
East Washington St
Crur Andrinks
RTA
Lovely Ensemble
Amond Ene Vemene
Diamond Pwedaing
Jasy Thams
Cord
Tully
Jewel Gruen
Carlyle
Jewel Elgin
Avner
Beauty
Bulova
Asiman Koda
Detrola
Aso Down
EAS
Pywis
Yanoes
Sandy McDonald
Wright & Ditson
Eagle
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