River search for missing conductor sparks river drag
In Middletown and Carlisle authorities planned to drag the Great Miami River to locate Conductor William Faber who vanished from a Big Four mail train bound for Cleveland. Faber disappeared after the Cincinnati to Cleveland train stopped in Carlisle with a deadhead coach showing signs of disturbance.
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Middletown
Po- Hee
Miami
Carlisle
Willian Go Faber
Cleveland
Faber
Dayton
Theodore Battle
Payton
da Patiew
Mle
WH. Apple
Carl Faber
Cinccinnati
Looking At The News With Henry McLemore
A fragmented transcript discusses Henry McLemore hosting a TV segment with Henry McLemore and a reference to Winston Churchill and Franklin Range. The text questions White House perceptions and future conflicts, noting a wartime context and the guest’s reactions.
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Henry McLemore
Winston Churchill
Franklin
White House
Lions Club Hears Impressive Talk On Defense
Elyria Lions Club met at the Glone Hotel where FL A. Umerk of Fisher Body division spoke on “To Neglect Defense Is to Invite Disaster.” The talk included projected German war scenes and entertainment by Walter Hinkle and Olga Sonkoly. A rambling reminiscence followed about home clutter and wartime memory, ending with a note that Miss Frieda Coleman of Kansas City, a Marine recruit since 1918, is ready to return to service.
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Elyria Lions Club
Glone Hotel
FL A. Umerk
Fisher Body
General Moiwrs Co
Agelien
Wally
Walter Hinkle
Olga Sonkoly
Lady Marine
Kansas City
Moa
Frieda; Coleman
Marines
Kansas Coy Marine
Miss Coleman
Life Insurance Company
Untitled remark sparks label of martinette and corporal
A remark labeled the other man as calling her a martinette and classifying her as a corporal, reflecting gendered military slang and power dynamics in the discussion.
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Martinette
Two Oberlin Alumni Die Serving U S In World War II
Oberlin College honors two former students killed in World War II. Colonel Charles M. Cummings, class of 1915, died Dec 1 in Lisbon while on a secret air corps mission. Naval Cadet Alexander D. Rogs, Oberlin graduate of 198, perished after training in Pensacola. Cummings, a London air attaché, leaves sister Lois and brothers John and Archibald.
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Oberlin
Charles
Cummings
Alexander D. Rogs
Lisbon
Portugal
Army Air Corps
London
United States
Washington
Ledgerman’s Funeral Partors
Ashland
Lois Cumming
John
Archibald
Sullivan
Horn
Cale Atte
Ure Sigma Nu Fraternity
Hoss
Mimi
Florida
Naval Air Slition
Pensacola
Naval Air Corps
Canton
China
Canandaigua
N.Y
Hartford
Oberlin College Library assistant recalls WWI graduates
The article notes allied Oberlin College graduates and former students who served in World War I, with 29 losing their lives. It mentions an obituary-like line about a centenarian celebrated per Census Bureau data, highlighting the rarity of living to 100.
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Borneo
Formosa
Philippine Islands
Luzon
Dutch East Indies
Mindanao
Celebes Sea
Lee Celebes
Palembang
Far East
Philippines
U. Ing
Miri
Dutch Sumatra
Medan
Acme Telephoto
Noppon S
Sarawak
Koc Ipoh
Mala
Will Drag River
Hunt
Census Bureau
Celano Poultry Farm
Lake Ave
St. Mary's Cemetery
Young Tender
Young Beef UK
Lions Club
Mr. Chuek
Churche
Groton
Shaw
Tom Senitle
Hurchill
Penple
Sizauphien Moe
Ines
U. S
Erie ST. Poultry & Egg Market
River St
Bicken
Murbach
Ohio
Turkeys
Bread Street
the Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company
America
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