5600 U S Dead Buried On Luzon
A wartime cemetery on Luzon honors 5600 Americans buried in Santa Barbara Cemetery and nearby hills. It notes D-Day era graves laid by Captain W. Mason under fire, Brig. Gen. James A. Dalton among the fallen, and that the site holds graves from every state as the war’s end nears.
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Barbara
Luzon
Devid
Jonarch
Teres
Alletlena Vallantt
Santa Barbara
Philippines
Lingaywn Gul
Lavon
Zambales
Bataan
Peginsita
Heniver
W. Mason Af Hagerman
Tennessee
68Rd Infantry
Quinn
James A. Dalton
Igtt
J Brea
Retired Pastor Dies at Residence
Retired pastor Rev. Raymond D. Smith of South Cambridge and Buskirk Methodist Churches died at his residence after two long illnesses. Born in Pennsylvania to Jacob and Sara Smith, he began his Cambridge duties in 192, leaving two years later due to ill health. He married Della Hunt in Avon in 1901. Funeral services will be held from the Sport Funeral Home in Cambridge tomorrow at 2 pm with Rev. Bristol Chatterton officiating, interment at Rame.
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Raymond D. Smith
Cambridge and
Buskirk
Manslay
Svar South Cambridge
Pennsylvania
Laty Jacob
Sara Smith
Cambridge and Buskirk
Della Hunt
Avon
Cambridge
Bristol Chatterton
Cambridge Methodist Church
Rame
Valentine Manufacturing Now a Ten Million Dollar Yearly Trade
The article notes Valentine making as a ten million dollar yearly industry in America and traces the evolution of Valentines from early hand made pieces before 1860 to mass produced cards. It highlights Norcross ownership of thousands of Valentines, the rise of artistic design in 1830, and shifts in themes from sentimental to humorous. It also covers origins of Valentine’s Day and references to famous writers and religious history.
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New York
America
Cleveland
Ging Blind
Hushani
de. Stanley Curtis
Youngstown
Arthur D. Norcross
Lourd
Norcross
Amin Hay
Bobby Saxers
Fanny
Pan
Jane
Nue
St. Valentine Aid Gach
Claudius
Valentines
Chaucer
Bem Jonson
Shakespeare
Pepys
Local visitors and guests travel through town
Johnsonville and Melrose residents spent their Monday with friends here. Mrs. Malcolm Gillies visited Prospect, while John Oliver of Schenectady stayed with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Oliver. Chief Commissary Steward William C. Simpson and his wife of Long Beach, California, are visiting his brother James Simpson and family.
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Johnsonville
Ernest J. van Doren
Melrose
Malcolnt Gillies
Prospect
George Ralston
Tanly
John Oliver
Schenectady
Augustus Oliver
Willam C. Simpson
Kenth Dukowr
Vong Beach
Cal
James Sympson
Local Moves and Milestones Notice
Center Cambridge My and Mrs Sterling JH Marble and son Robert moved to the Thinothy Metherney house in Cambridge. John Mueller Jr returned to Youkorg after a stay with his parents Mr and Mrs Jon Mueller Sr. Atwood Allen Jr arrived home last week from Cherry Point NC honorably discharged after over two years in the Marines.
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Center
Cambridge My
Sterling JH. Marble
Robert
Thinothy Metherney House
Cambridge
John Mueller
Youkorg
Jon Mueller
Atwood Allen, Jr
Cherry Point
N.C
Diachavand
Marines
Stillwater School Closed For Lincoln Birthday Observance
Stillwater school reopened yesterday after being closed Monday and Tuesday for Lincoln's Birthday. Billy Hickey, son of Karl and Mrs. Hickey, sustained a head injury from an oil can fall and required several stitches at One Lean Yard Hospital. Dyane O'Biden and Hoogumitl Varoht Bardwell were mentioned in connection with the incident.
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Stillwater
Rex
Lincoln's
Billy Hickey
Karl Hickey
Varoht Bardwell
Lean Yard
Mary Joyce
Betty Whitemansday
Troy
Mary Jo
Betty Ann Joyce
Menuhin
Schaghticake
Y Wunto
Community notices and draft report from Washington County local scene
Local officers of the Aghlar Chapter conduct rehearsal in the loge rooms while members of the Women's Society of the Baptist Church are to be hosted at Mrs. Donald Wylix’s Gray Avenue home at 2 30 p m. In the southern draft district discharged service members are tallied at sixty percent. regional records show many indited and enlisted, with eighty-six reported discharged to date. Central District schools except Middle Falls join a Victory Clothing Collection for overseas relief, with clothes delivered to the auditorium for packing and donations collected from the Central Building and outlying schools during late February. The drive extends through February 16 with public donation drop-offs at the Rewgh and Ready Qogine Mouse. Bleaths is declared not guilty as bail for Paul B Nozing of Her kiner Wes is continued after his innocent plea in Federal Court on charges related to Selective Service.
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Aghlar
Women's Society of the Baptist Church
Donald Wylix
Gray Avenue
Washington County
Middle Falls
Bunlding
Setunday
U S Ship Lines Eye Postwar Boom Plans
Postwar dissolution plans for the United Maritime Authority set how many ships each nation may reclaim and how many remain in pool. The UMA oversees about 9400 vessels totaling 75 million tons across 17 nations, with reconversion timelines from four months to a year subject to material delays. Passenger service hopes surface from US lines with limited routes to Manila, Caribbean, and Bermuda, but initial space favors transport rather than leisure travel.
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New York
London
Termina
UMA
Great Alfied
Abid Avon
United Maritime Authority
Farge
Topathe
Hritain
War Shipping Admintalition
Granville Conway
War Shippitas Administration
American Presidents Lite
San Francisco
Manila
General Meigs
Moore McCormach Line
United States Steamship Co
Amerigan Presidents Line
Grace Line
Caribbean
Venezuela
Colombia
Panama Canal
South America
Furness Steamship Line
Alcon Steamship Co
Bermuda
Life term approved for Japanese guard Tsuchiya Tsuchi
The Eight Army court sentenced Japanese guard Tsuchiya for atrocity crimes in Misishita prisoner abuse and death by heat, including the torture of Private Robert Gordon Pens of Streator, marking the first such trial in Japan. The verdict, delivered yesterday, upheld a life term following war crimes charges related to the Butuan death march and related abuses.
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Yolunty
Hobart
Eighth Army
Patauo
Tsuchiya
Siiver
Dapan
Sonja Henie Granted Divorce from Dan Topping
Skating star Sonja Henie was granted a divorce from Dan Topping, wealthy New York sportsman, with reports noting they wed in 1933 and had ten children. She seeks restoration of her maiden name and rights to property. the case reflects broader travel and shipping industry notes amid global events.
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Chicago
Sonja Henie
Mines
Dan ‘Topping
New
Debut of Pish-Finder in the Pacific
A garbled excerpt describes a debut event titled Pish-Finder in the Pacific. The text is heavily corrupted with nonsensical phrases and lacks clear names, dates, or locations to establish verifiable details.
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Pacific
Empress Talks to Japanese Schoolgirls in Palace Grounds
A fragmentary report describes the Empress appearing near a horned building in the torporial palace grounds as students or culntuars cleaned the area. The text includes garbled names and phrases, reflecting a damaged OCR of a royal encounter.
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Nagako
Startled Readers Report Fragmentary OCR Event
A damaged OCR fragment describes a startling incident about food and a nearby event. The readable parts reference startled persons and unclear actions involving a local group or location, with limited concrete details due to text corruption.
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Spat Dann
Dikert
Atlor-Reed
Gentes
Fifth Avenue
U.S
Allure Beauty Salon
Third St
Congress
Ersiaoaa
Pepsi-Cola Company
Long Island City
N.Y
Pepsi-Cola Albany Bottling Co
Champlain
Boylan
4Th St
Amelie Weadine
Stanley Cirlis
Greenwich
Paul B. Nozing
Herkiner Wes
Stephen Wennan
Alrwick
Areke
Seeman Brothers
Ing. MY
Topping
Steamship Line
Riley
Europe
Ralph Itlkeed
American Express Co
Tve
WMG Ae
Reeves Drug Store
Lth
Ave
118Th St
No. Srp
Charis
Troy Ana
LTFUL
Sraweutis
Suly
Mother Gray
Valur
Salo
Helen Harper
the Cardigan
Inaqua
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