German requests to Americans amid occupation tensions
Associated Press reports postwar shifts as German authorities appeal to U.S. forces. A battalion moves toward Koblenz as fears of unrest grow in Coblenz, Mayen, Kehl, and surrounding towns under Allied occupation. Authorities emphasize orderly conduct and avoid clashes with occupying troops. Local officials deny contagious rumors of planned uprisings.
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Associated Press
Oibel Wieulley
Cobleng
Koouprligs
Cobley
United States
Grawal
Ouldvdorsin
Mayen
Kioeny
Schwarden
Coblenz
Fryt
Fragmented OCR Item About Fraternity House and YMCA Plans
An incomplete OCR fragment discusses a fraternity house and stored aid items tied to a project with the YMCA. It mentions nearing completion and the expectation of a permanent secretary position, but the details are unclear and several words are garbled.
Congregational church program and notices at Kittery Point
Etticey Pair in need received aid at the Congregational church supper at 7 80 Sunday evening. The service included readings and music by Braver Hey, Waterworth, violin soloist Mr Amundeen and others. Members listed include Miss Ging and Mrs Carder, and the Ladies Aid will meet Tuesday at 1 pm with Mrs Josephine Fumble. A Christmas music rehearsal for the Christina church will be held with Mrs Emery of Penny's Grace tonight.
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Amundeen
Jost
Moulton
Oscar Cus
Amundson
Aira
Claus
Carrell
Mr. Monitor
Miss Ging
Mrs. Carder
Bo Diew
Vluey
Albert Fockwell
Rochester
N. II
Harry Senward
Mark Warner Doston
Josephine Fvmbie
Christina’churen
Emery
Penny
New Hampshire College to Close December 12
New Hampshire College will close on December 12 and reopen January 2 on a peace basis with revised studies. Enrollment reached a record high this term with about 70 students and roughly 600 residents on campus.
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N. H. College
New Wiohhshire
Burlay
New Hampshire College
Hivion
S. 3
Z. C
Jaye Hiei
Snowbound Exeter area aids lumbering and transport
Snowfalls across Exeter district ease sleighing and freight movement as lumbermen haul logs. Hover Seward listed slightly wounded in action while Allan Mt. serves with Co. Mt. 395i Infantry. Miss Deborah Leavitt's funeral held at Exeter cemetery. family informed. New York telegram confirms arrival of Mrs. Bertrand and Mrs. Bertrand’s son in the Tenth Division aviation unit with others expected to join.
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du Viantry
Lamberts
Seward
Mice Leavitt
George
Deborah Leavitt
Newtron
Mags
Misa Lear
Lve
Xlyler
Newith
H. Dran
Ney
Matin
Alonzo C. Trout
Virtanuuth ‘Avenue
Vielov M. Taughtod
Newmarket
Borhind
Herald Overburdened by Ads With No Solicitors Employed
The Herald faces strain from heavy advertising and says it does not employ any solicitors. The note clarifies business model and advertising approach.
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Tha Herald
New Water Freight Line to Portland Established by Coast Company
A new water freight line between Boston and Portland has been established by the Coast company. The plan calls for two sailings weekly, operated by the Portland line. The venture involves the Eastern Steamship Lines, Inc, and reflects ongoing maritime logistics development along the New Water route.
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New Water
Portland
Roaton
Boston
Te Mung Coast Company
Ulin
Eastern Steamship “Lines, Inc
Horegan
Do Iyen Park Proposals Stir Concord Board Meeting
Concord residents react to a proposed ordinance at tonight’s meeting of the board of mayor and aldermen. The measure would change names and honor former local figures while noting military history and a return journey from Europe after Allied battles.
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Tonrighv
Board of Mayor
Wilermad
Charles
Reauyes
AL ‘Quantic
Local Social Notes Show Visits and Gatherings Across Town
A jumble of names and places records visits, family gatherings, and church activities. Nellie Culati Mauline Hobby and others pass days with relatives in Boston Needham and Fortamnouth while Dartmagiln College student Thi Svyea returns. Mrs Money Goolll and Mrs Mellie Bakes travel and host gatherings. Choir rehearsal at Second Christian church and weekly Riy evalda Tadeo meeting mark the busy social week. A rush order for comfort kits arrives, boosting local sewing group turnout.
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Dee
Erti
Nellie Culati
Boston
Needham
Mass
Thi Svyea
Fortamnouth
Dartmagiln
Joseph
Lavitans
Money Goolll
Wenlyworth
M Fonts Buulerterta
Cambridge Mars
Clysiigs Oh Byle
Mina Pauling Goodwin
Taine Atreee
Yan
Piesa
Jatuy Preble
Portamagwin
Ann
Fe Ginr
Riyevalda Tadeo
Diwan Filta
Hragdon
North
Norwick
Che
Muddled notes hint at local events and obits
Fragmented OCR from a town page lists dances, library sessions, prayer meeting talks, a funeral procession for Alynsea G. Swett, and a lecture at Government Street Methodist Church. Mentions Walter Thompson visiting from Huston, families on Rogers Road, and names like Mrs. Hasco Ellis subtitles, Rev Blyvesloc Noyyer, and Willam Goodwin.
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Wentworth
Sevett
Rogers Road
Walter Thompson
Huston
PioImpavn
Otis Avenue
Patefolle Lengun
Anéet
Soin
Carthy
Nichola Will
Eadf Agis
Chris- Man
Ara’ Agied
EL Oh
Josephong
Uy “Atnee
Avinlam Taylor
Bennn Mier
Government Street
Hasco Ellis
Government Atric
M. B
Bhnliy
Blyvesloc Noyyer
Willam Goodwin
Luken
Navy Yard
SPECIAL NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF KITTERY UNPAID TAXES 1918
Unclear text indicates a public notice from Kittery about unpaid taxes for 1918 and penalties. It mentions required mailing and enforcement actions. The fragment references tax delinquency and legal obligations for property owners to pay taxes due.
Thanksgiving Gatherings and Local Notices in Newington
Newington residents report Thanksgiving observances at Loven hall on November 29 with families and students nearby. Miss Beaver’s circle noted illness subsiding, plus Miss Mary Piskering and Mrs. Lyman’s sistering visits. Mr Sherman Hand of Rye attended, and Mrs Elizabeth Coleman and Mrs Gates of Portamouth shared holiday greetings. Walter Plekevips visited from Camp Devens with his father. Farmers prepared meat stocks as several butchered hogs for winter. Sydney Frink welcomed a newborn daughter on November 2. Various locals mentioned in brief notices and holiday reflections.
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Newington
Loven
Pupta
Niiny
Aramimur School
Sherman
Elizabeth Culeman
Song
Daugh Clargnea Pearson
South eNloty
Misa
Mary Piskering
Mra
Lyman
Gog
Gates
Walter Plekevips
Camp Devéene
Porkera
Sydney Frink
Fragmented OCR Note Prompts Hidden Names and Sugar Talk
The readable text shows garbled lines about people names and a sugary topic. It mentions a Mr Efeward and a DELL pI In maid Hevantiee, with scattered phrases like Brun and Christmas context. The fragmentary content hints at a discussion or note and lacks a coherent narrative or clear event.
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Efeward
Dell Pi
Aslil
Germans Must Salute British War Zone Orders
Fragmentary report notes German authorities issuing orders to German men in the occupied zone. The text references German mercy, acceptance of an official arrangement, and potential movements or actions linked to German forces.
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cAmsterdura
Tata
Vera
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