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Se. Mail
Hagera
T_GARVIN HAaGER
Audit Bureau of Curation
Associated Press
Stay At Home In asking civilians to retrain from travel during the summer and fall months
The government presents that about 350,000 men per month will return from Europe. Each man will ride seven trains on average, moving from debarkation ports to disposition centers and twenty two reception stations before reaching home within days. Those who stay in the Army will be furloughed then return to centers and camps for about forty five days before final movement to staging areas for Pacific war sailing.
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Europe
Pacific
Japan
Overwhelming force and production at Okinawa warned
In wartime guidance from Eisenhower on Pacific operations the need for maximum production to support overwhelming force is stressed. At Okinawa, shortages of manpower, ships, and materiel hindered a land invasion behind Japanese lines. The article warns that insufficient resources risk higher casualties and urges careful reconversion planning to avoid undermining the war effort.
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Okinawa
America
Japa
Eisenhower
Europe
Japan
Yast
Pacific
Industr
Ishor
Real Americans for West of the Mississippi
A brief note asserts that real Americans hail from west of the Mississippi with one exception for a New Yorker writer with the border. The remark frames geographic identity and regional bias in a terse editorial style.
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Mississippi
Chinese Ports Open Ocean Route to China War Supplies
The seizure of Wenchow port strengthens China’s supply lines and could enable a steady stream of weapons from the United States. Allies may land an American army in China if deemed desirable, with routes through Wenchow and Foochow becoming key. Jap civilians urged to resist invaders with readiness and tactics.
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Wenchow
China
United States
Himalayas
Burma
Wencchow
Foochow
Amor
Swallow
Japan
France
Just Folks FRAENDSHIP LIMITED in Desperate Need
A poem-like meditation on prejudice and loyalty asks how to treat a stranger who helps in danger. It contrasts the ethic of exclusive in-group friendship with the choice to accept aid from a person of a different creed, urging humane action over hostility.
Upde eraffs trip and rail plans in 1900s era note
40 tea 40 My and Mrs Edward M Upde eraff left for a trip to Arizona. The Surrey Inn reports a full house of summer boarders. The Chambersburg and Get burg Electric Railway Company will extend lines to Greencastle New Franklin Brown s AMMs and Middleboro. Five Har serstown fire companies were each voted 509 from State Firemen s Convention proceeds. Over 100 members of the State Bar Association expected in Hagerstown for the annual meeting with Alexander Neil Sr president of Flagerstown Bar delivering opening address.
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Chambersburg and
Getburg
Eecting Railway Company
Greencastle
New Franklin
Brown
Amms
Middleboro
Harserstown
State Bar Association
Hagerstown
Alexander
Neil
Flagerstown
Unclear police wake war over speeding in city
Fragmentary text suggests police actions related to speeding violations in an urban area. Mentions court clerk cooperation and local officials, with many garbled names and places making specifics uncertain.
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Ory
No Curtains Attributed To Goering Family In Castle
In Buhaus Germany Frau Emmy Goering waits under guard at a ruined castle near Neuhaus as her husband faces a war crimes trial. The Goering party, eight people plus a governess, endure minimal furnishings, no curtains, and limited heating while awaiting word from the U.S. Army. They arrived June 9 in a Mercedes sedan that has since disappeared, and communications are restricted as guards provide protection rather than confinement.
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Howard Cowan
Hal Boyle
Buhaus
Germany
Emmy Goering
Neuhaus
Pegnitz
Neurnberg
Hubert Skinser
Dry Ridge
Goering
Frau Goerig
Joseph Frick
Flemington
N. J
Magda
Frau
Frau Goering
Vasite
Pte
Wilkird Whittemore
Glen Falls
Xni
Fran Goering
Othe House
Frau Geering
U.S
Rsion
Whittemore
Donald Rexilius
Ceresco
Neb
Rexilius
Charles Ayres
Cleveland
Ohio
Carl Miller
North Wilkesboro
N. C
James Pullhiam
Burtington
Clarence Woolheiser
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Thoms Marke
Brooklyn
James Walker
North Vernon
Ind
Codling Moth Emergence Warns of Orchard Damage
Dr. Castillo Graham of the University of Maryland reports the first brood of codling moths is emerging rapidly in the county. He warns that the next two weeks are critical and serious damage has already occurred in several orchards. Apples may suffer if trees are not sprayed as recommended during this period.
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Castillo Graham
University of Maryland
Graham
College Park
Strength For The- Day A Comedian Speaks Of Faith
Dr Carl L Douglass recalls Harry Lauder’s words after his son Captain John Lauder was killed in action in December 1915. He quotes Lauder on finding comfort in belief in God and the future life, urging American parents to hold firm faith and view loss as a journey toward reunion.
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Carl L. Douglass
Harry Lauder
John Lauder
John
Mrs Gontrum Dies in Baltimore at 79
Mrs Mary H Gontrum aged 79 and mother of Judge John B Gontrum of the Baltimore County Circuit Court died at her home. She leaves five children and a sister.
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Baltimore
Mary H. Gontrum
John B. Gontrum
Baltimore County Circuit Court
Army Spend On Horses Amid War Rethink
Washington Merry-Go-Round notes the Army appropriation includes 1,436,000 for horses though no cavalry operations have occurred this war. It highlights debates over peacetime conscription and pressure from Congress to buy tanks and bolster aviation, contrasting with Russian and British focus on rocket weapons and German wartime research.
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Washington
War Department
U. S. Army
France
Army
Budget Bureau
Congressman Case
Custer
S. D
General Custer
Matt Ross Collins
Mississippi
John F. Preston
Congressman Collins
San Antonio
Plan proposes 100000 Air Force personnel in 1936 rise
The proposal seeks a 5 percent increase for 1936 and would field about 100,000 airmen. In contrast, proponents of a large land army seek a conscript force near two million. The debate centers on balancing air power with a sizable ground force.
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Experimentaion
Hap Arnold
Arnold
U. S
Air Corps
Brags Hats
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Caskey Baking Co
Harry M. Friedman
Harry's Loan Office
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Toverdale Spring CO
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