Tuscania sinking toll and troops aboard identified
Reported loss of the Tuscania with a large US contingent aboard estimated at 210 dead, 1100 survivors landed at Irish ports. Notes confusion over exact regiment details, with Wisconsin and Michigan National Guards making up much of the 52d division embarked, while naval activity and convoy protection by British ships are described. The attack prompted urgent government briefings as officers assess casualty counts and survivor care plans.
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Supreme Council
Pershing
London
Wer Department
Egon
Wisconsin
Michigan
Anl
Michigan National Guards
52D
Camp McArthur
Texas
20Th Engineers’ &A Forestry Regiment
Phic Ly
War Department
20Th Engineers
107Th Engineers
Tuscaule
Rotth Engineer Regiment
107Th Engineer Tri
Louth
France
Tuscawia
Taine
Hans Ung
State Department
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Buncrana
Trish
Lane
Svaversbads
Lonton
Afernoon
Suipan
Hui Konl
Vila
Vhe State Department
Honday Negauding
Unik
British ship siege by submarines ends allied voyage
A damaged OCR fragment reports a British host action near New York involving Captain Deler Mobo and crew largely angels. It notes a submarine blockade restricting five passenger ships including Anchor Line vessels and lists Caledonia and California among others.
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New York
Deler Mobos
Anlgeels Bt
Britain
Merah Tre Herimulor
Ire Wits
Caledonia
California
Mebrusty
Local Track Meet Results Spark Sparse Reports
Fragmented OCR notes describe events at Mineola Katy Ray Site and Sanadran UGA IPB show. Names such as Horntsiied and Cleat Phil appear amid scattered references to medals, organization efforts, and race results.
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Phil i. Tevant
Ray
J. O' Rein
Christine
Texas
Unclear Source Text Leads to Ambiguous Notice
The readable fragments describe a cabinet or contract discussion with delegation and officials named Worstog and Liejinolden, mentioning hours and triage. No clear event, date, or outcome could be established from the damaged OCR text.
Certificate Sale Plans for Next Liberty Loan Issue
The article outlines a broad program to raise funds for the third Liberty Loan through weekly certificate issuances totaling billions. It notes subscription books opening February 6 and maturities extending into May, with banks urged to set aside portions of gross resources to support private subscriptions and nationwide investor confidence.
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Mudder
Avery National Bank
Yaniail
Trust Company
Treasury
Qatt
Antiodixilioa
Ohrd
Wurepe
Cueh Bank
Hanks Whichaby
America
Arnie
Migs Holm
Pewsey
Lecture on trench life by Major Boing with war photos
Major Boing delivers a lecture on trench life with photographs from the Irish front and American troops. The talk covers British and Allied experiences, includes aerial views over enemy territory, and highlights Ostend scenes photographed by allied photographers.
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Aucet Sheper
Dun Huy
Majur
Ton Wiles
Anthor
Carles Lin
Great Britain
Suateh
Jngghiote
Alt
Tomy
Aleo Tol
Toreds
Utafe
Herlee
al Ostend
Rent Regulation Sparks Probe in San Antonio
Presigene J MW and Kirkpulvick of the Boat Estate Board stated on Thursday a joint inquiry with the Square Deal Association to determine how far San Antonio can regulate rent. Weakley, Equals Deal chair, backed drastic action to curb overcharging. Reports from new arrivals and tourists cite exorbitant rates and landlord evictions.
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Kirkpulvick
Boat Estate Board
Thurrsday
AR. Strohm
Kure Hil
Te Square Deal
San Antonio Verity Jen
Weakley
Equals Deal Association
Associa
Arn
Tao
San Antonio
Tabulate Car Costs For City Vehicles In Commission Meeting
City officials discuss keeping costs down as a commission reviews upkeep for municipal cars. Mayor Gell notes one car in service opposite Wah and a $200 monthly figure cited, with San Antonio firm involved. Debates focus on which departments use city cars and potential saving strategies.
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Carverit Tatmarinn
Lottistoner
Henermann
Mme
Gell
Gervier
Auinalling
San Antonio
Montgor
Wadoo Names Staff At Hegion Order Controversy
The document lists staff appointments at a regional agency in a period of reform. It names Wabeington and Charles A. Prouty among directors, outlining plans for reorganizing payrolls, wage commissions, and employment terms while calling for a general course of action to the director general. The text references railroads, shipping, and commercial entities in a broad administrative context.
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Wabeington
Rovernaent
Hieneac
Carlie
Shiel
Fngies Nion
Ploenida
Hime
Charles A. Prouty
Urhurehale
Goramiy
Meg Trail
Railtorel
Myris
Lotstig
Thosaeels Now deus NEW OVC Web
Fragmentary report describes a physician at a hospital and a colonel, with references to an investigation or case involving names and places. The text is garbled but hints at medical or military context and ongoing legal or official actions.
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Thosaeels
Deus
OVC
Atvonewell
von Henrie
Tedmdor
American Aviator Downed Enemy Flier In Lively Battle
An American aviator fought a spirited air duel with enemy forces during a bombing expedition. Both sides exchanged heavy gunfire as rain and artillery added to the intensity. One American, a young lieutenant recently graduated from flight school, was wounded by a sniper but remained in action.
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Associated Press
Tithe Carnickletans Atlint
Pranci
Web
Lille
LNG
Atuerteaus
Cylis
Anevicar
Lixise
Cesugtiles
Hearti
More ships needed if U boats are to be beaten
A London dispatch reports ministers stressing the need for more ships to counter German submarines. Sir Eric Geddes warns that current losses hide the true toll, and only increased tonnage and escort vessels will turn the tide. He argues Britain must mobilize naval resources to sustain seaborne supply lines and discourage U boat pressure.
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London
Armes Beever
Sibbe Ledger
United Kingdon
Uteso
Alps
Kingdon
Eric Geddes
Rte
Han Whit
Nermer
Lit
Admiralty
Beit la Alps
Wartime Dispatch On Military Movements And Paris
The report notes resumed Allied operations in Vietnam and German troop activity. It mentions cautious Allied sentiment in London and Paris amid ongoing tensions.
Proposed bill pledges railroad subsidies at 945 million yearly
In Washington a Senate Commerce Committee report outlines a plan to guarantee railroad subsidies totaling 945 million dollars annually. The administration bill, claimed to affect many, seeks to balance constitutional rights with overall national impact and predicts most railroads will accept the terms. A majority report was prepared for submission and administration lenders plan to hold further reviews next week.
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Cington
D.C
Senate
Commerce
Gavyrniisat
Somitics
Cumming
Taloliette
Unification Near for Savannah Methodist Church Split
The Unification Commission of the Methodist Church, formed from Northern and Southern branches, has met for two weeks to discuss differences and potential union. A joint statement said the central conference status remains undetermined and pending after adjournment, with a plan to meet St Louis on April 18, 1948, to decide the course.
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Savannah
Bmeth
Udinny
Mirthern
Ure
Walon
St Louis
Frank M. Mieman
Sotheers
AL Waris
Wag Dysvet Witen
General Managers' Association Under Scrutiny For Rule Violation
Washington reports the General Managers' Association faces possible rule violations. A meeting at the hotel discussed costs and restrictions, with decisions examined by the association and government officials. The discussion touched on regulatory compliance and potential further actions.
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