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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1927
Page
3
A New Hampshire fire chief discovered a newspaper misdelivered in a mailbox and mistook it for current city news. The page proved to be a reign sheet with unclear content, leading to questions about the sender and motive.
Barrington August 18 Rexford Wayne Ingard has walked seven thousand two hundred miles for education and has not yet reached his goal. He continues his journey to raise awareness and funds.
Horace W. Morelock Jr son of Syl Ross College president made college history by teaching at 17 after finishing high school at 13 and earning a bachelor of arts degree. The report notes his early academic achievements and current teaching role at Alpine Texas.
Roy Bentis of fire station number 3 receives an honorary diploma drawn up by associates claiming he passed through station No 2 with flying colors. The second diploma of the year, others seek a third for a different candidate, pending issuance.
A Sul Ross College spring graduate and instructor at South Texas Teachers’ College at Kingsville is claimed by the town to be the youngest 1927 college graduate and perhaps the youngest graduate in the Lone Star state of all time.
Cherbourg France August 19 The second American battalion of the A B F began disembarking in France today. Ten years ago the first A B F arrived in France on June 26 1917 at St Nazaire. The arrival of 500 Legion members marks the start of a larger contingent headed to Paris for the Legion convention.
The text notes a quiet scene as President Harding arrives too early for a festive mood. Second AEF members attend not to fight but to renew old acquaintances, reflecting a restrained atmosphere and absence of grand celebration.
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