Memory Unfolds As Unknown World War II Marine Recognized
At the American Legion convention in Philadelphia a veteran known only as Ferry Talbot was finally identified as a World War I Marine who served in France. Benjamin Spang of Sesqui Centennial Guard confirmed Talbot’s past with the Sixteenth Company Fifth Regiment and recalled shared actions and places from the war, including Colombo Nevars Belleau Wood and actions led by Lieutenant Robinson.
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Epeil Sullivan
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Calibshne Asylum
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Nevars
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Robinson
Moulanzille
Merines
San Francisco
Identification search widens for missing veteran known as Jerry Talbot
Washington reports say government experts tracking a World War veteran known as Jerry Talbot have found no match in decades of records. Despite appeals, flyers, fingerprints, and international checks, officials remain unable to confirm real name or home. The American Legion in Philadelphia now aids the effort to identify the elusive figure. Eppler reports spending 220 dollars on primary campaign expenses in Allegheny County.
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Pomona Grange Sets Special Meeting for Fifth Degree
A special Pomona Grangé meeting is called for the conferring of the fifth degree on several candidates in the high school auditorium at 7:30 this evening. Degree work will be conducted by the Shaddock Gridge. The regular grange meeting is scheduled for October 30 at Mt. Pleasant. James Henry Paine, who died in 1885, once handed a safe package to piano maker Chickering and kept no receipt. Years later during a legal contest Chickering recalled the incident, opened the dusty package, and found 400000 dollars in the bandana, which he turned into the estate.
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American Royals Learn Charleston Aboard Leviathan
Queen Marie of Romania and Prince Nicholas study American dance the Charleston aboard the Leviathan as part of their Americanization tour. The royal party enjoys new jazz, expanded menus, and shipboard music while meeting American hosts and hotels offering minimal bills and ample hospitality.
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Automobile fines levied by Frederick and Ridgeville
The Automobile Commissioners report lists penalties for Frederick with J H Green for operating while intoxicated at 100 dollars and William Mias for reckoning driving at 3 dollars. Ridgeville fines include Vic Hinekwill for operating without license, Leon Lamm for exceeding 36 miles at 26 dollars, and Raymond Strole for exceeding 18 miles at 6 dollars, totaling 146 dollars for the district.
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J. H. Green
William 2. Mias
Ridgeville
Vic Hinekwll
Swithout Ucennete
Leon
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