We Must Win The War First War bond drive urged as route to lasting peace
Prominent Americans including Sumner Wells urge a cooling off period after the war before final peace terms. They warn haste risks mistakes and long peace delay while fighting continues. The focus remains on winning the war first by buying war bonds and maximizing production to defeat Germany and Japan, with terms to follow.
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Sumner Wells
Uider
Versailles
Germany
Japan
Pete Wen
Omar
Amy
Owever
Rapid Developments In Modern War Through Photography and Uniforms
The piece reflects on rapid advances in modern warfare, focusing on swift changes in military photography, dispatch of images, and the War Department’s push to modernize army apparel from khaki to blue. It notes the haste of wartime news and the challenges of supplying new uniforms in a timely fashion, highlighting early efforts and the broader impact on public perception.
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War Department
Ava
Europe
Gertion
Fragmented Memoir Fragments on Citizenship and War
A garbled OCR fragment touches on warnings about a warning Phat and wartime quarters, mentions relatives and a person named Patel, and debates democracy and the role of the individual citizen in society. The text is incomplete and unclear.
Washington Merry-Go-Round On New Pipeline Debate
Fragmentary notes discuss a proposed no new pipeline to the Middle West and alleged savings in miles traveled and exposure to attack. Mentions Lieutenant General Somervell and other officials, with garbled references to wartime plans and figures, implying policy contention and strategic implications.
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Middle-West
Mexico
Hretea Somervell
Notable Obscurities and Lifespans Across Century Echoes
Fragmentary obituary notes list anniversaries and births: Union College president Hliphalet Nott in Schenectady for 620 years, inventor born Ashford Wind Jan, HK Muntock comedian born Philadelphia, IRM Thorne Miller author of nature books born Auburn died 1891, Thomas J. Summon soldier born Philadelphia, George Gia Hotels in New York, Robert Hewes with dates in July, and a June historical recap noting close blood ties and long ages.
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Hliphalet Nott
Palit Opater
Union College
Schenectady
N.Y
Ashford
Cann
HK Muntock
Teagedian
Philadelphia
Irm -Olve Thorne Miller
Even Birds
Auburn
Los Angeles
Roe Mos
Ever Present God Reads in a Steepled Bedside Note
The piece speaks of God’s constant presence from dawn to night and urges mindful living. It asserts God was there before creation, is now, and will be, guiding and judging all ways. It emphasizes not acting poorly when watched by the eternal.
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Saul
Mata de Bend
Abel
Huntington Grange Meeting Report
A fragmented notice describes a Huntington Grange meeting with unclear details about date and timing. The readable bits indicate an upcoming session in July and reference to Ras no el halk Suxven. Further specifics are not available from the readable text.
Local Family Notes From Sullivan and Surrounding Areas
The snippet records visitors and relatives visiting in Sullivan and nearby towns. Names include Jont Crile, Lawrence, Betty Thuchim, Linda and Leta Keuhns, Dan Eater, Helen Eater, Ban Gi Ka, George Laren, Loyal Weyer, Larsen family, and Rev Slater among others. Observes Sunday calls and weeklong visits with kin in Marion Spencer and Brethon areas.
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Michizan
Jont Crile
Frandchildren
Lawrence
Betty Thuchim
Marion
Ban Gi Ka
George Laren
Wen
Melan
Loyal Weyer
Mr. Latesen
AP Larsen
James
Stra
EL. H. Larsen
Spencer
Glen Rollin
WL OB. Slater
Bunningsen
Roland Harriet
Paul
John
EL Leonard M.cuttin
Brehton
Fragmentary Notice of Names and Places in Lend Lease Report
The readable fragments mention individuals including Mrs Lawrence Livermore and Atri Anta Wilcox in Rochester and references to a Neel event in New Hoth. The text also notes over nine percent of something going to Hestain and counties under a lendlease program being parked in water until paperwork is completed.
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Airo
Lawrence Livermore
Atri
Anta Wilcox
Rochester
Will June
New Hoth
Batureday
Hestain
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Pullener
Ghomuif
Etter
Oilice
Act of Ee
Heweperer
Teria
Latatn
Tata
Onin
W. Cullen Company
Ferelen Advertivire
CANO
Mickiean
Vane
Detroit
General Motoratte
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Leo
Fellawehi
Patel
Neaguy
ANE Waduracturers
Wels Wit Plane-Pulowg Pouees
Glenn L. Martin
Durinys
Fonentesy
Oy of
Vlap
Donald W Douglas
Brit
Brid
Drew Pearson
Washington
Lever
Elite
Dean E Onan
Om Tauren
Truman
Sidney Werterg
Wall Street
PTEOA
Joan Aly
Robert
Allen
Clarksfield
Stone’s Grill
Atlantic Coast Line
Rocky Mount
N.C
Bible
Pontin
Huntington Grange
Marshall
Thibat SS
United Steelworkers OF America
U.S. A
Fuel and Power
Skelp Mill
Bessemer and Blast
Ass't
USA Hall
28Th Street
Lorain
John Prebineck
Thomas H. Buttle
Stanley Schroeder
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