Gethins Heads Group for School Event
Gethins leads a committee for an April school event at Saint Mary’s Institute under the auspices of the La Sate Institute. J Helt is a cochair, Ryac is secretary, and Mathew J Helly is shown as show designer. The plan includes a revue with local and visiting performers.
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Gethins
Eee
Cis
T. Mary’s
J.helt
Ryac
Hess
Cape
Dagar
Mathew J. Helly
Chi-Chesters Pills for periodic functional support
An ad touts CHI-CHESTERS PILLS claiming to enhance stamina and energy and to relieve symptoms during a period. The noisy copy mixes medical claims with dubious endorsements and directions for use.
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Benge Hess
Uth
German Prisoners Aid American Red Cross Camp Campbell Ky
German prisoners at Camp Campbell Kentucky contributed 3308 dollars to the American Red Cross. When one prisoner saved from daily allowance and wished to give five dollars others followed, honoring Geneva convention restrictions that permit such contributions.
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Red Cross
Camp Campbell
Cbs
Pen Pal Reveals Soldier’s Belgian Bond Across Time
Lance Corporal Leo Miller of England describes a remarkable reunion in Belgium with a girl he wrote to as a pen pal years earlier. He discovers a family album photo with his own signature on the reverse, identifying the girl as the daughter from Toulouse who had moved to Belgium.
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London
Lance. Corp
Leo. Milter
Vin
Belgium
Miller
Toulouse
Chiang Kai-shek Rejects Japanese Peace Offers 1935 1940
General Chiang Kai-shek indifferently refused all Japanese peace proposals relayed by neutral ambassadors from 1935 into the late 1930s. An adviser, Donald, recalled Chiang’s stance that peace was impossible while any Japanese soldier remained in China, rejecting offers that would have recognized conquest and economic rights without territorial changes.
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Field Hospital
Jiagon
Chiang Kai-shek
Legei
Lau
Donald
Prippines
Japan
Doseld
Manchuria
China
Inner Mongolia
Russia
Mon
Les Bancs
Chiang
I Soidier
Hassan
War Finance Leaders to Speak at Rensselaer Luncheon
State War Finance Chairman to speak at the Rensselaer County War Finance Committee luncheon today at 12:05 pm. Hendrick Hudson Barnard Towns send hosts. Frederick Gehle, NY State War Finance Committee chair, will address attendees with Samuel W. Godfrey as toastmaster.
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State War Finance
Rensselazer County War Loin Committee
Hendrick Hudson_ Barnard Townssend
Rensselaer
Frederick Gehle
New York State War FE
Samuel Wi. Godfrey
Rankin Celler clash over remarks disrupts House session
In a heated exchange in the House lobby Rankin accused Celler of finding fault with his remarks as he tried to log the transcript. Rankin shouted stop looking over my shoulder and threatened to read aloud omitted portions prompting Celler to leave in protest.
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Celler
Rankin
Phat Rankin
Poestenkill church and community notices in brief
Poestenkill fire hall hosts Boy Scout event this afternoon while the Young Ladies Missionary Society meets Friday at the parsonage. Mrs Rollin Kropp leads the group. Cheater Heffner has returned from Army duty to Camp Meade. Women’s Auxiliary meets March 5 with an auction and refreshments. Local church notes honor a 10th wedding anniversary with carnations. United States air network details cited.
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Lotuis
Young Ladies’ Missionary Society
Rollin Kropp
Feader
Cheater Heffner
Camp Meadé
Dianna
Tha! Beens Lutheran Church
Harry Georgren
Womens Auxiliary
Bem
Dorothy Messlinger
Bils
Mildred Hult
Soldier Joseph Bylo Wounded in Belgium Frostbitten Feet
Private Joseph Bylo formerly with a New York railroad company has four years in service and served in France Luxembourg and Belgium. He was injured January 23 in Belgium according to War Department telegrams to his mother Mrs. Anna Bylo of 69 Adams Street. A later War Department note said he suffered frostbite in both feet but is recovering. His sister Mrs. Mary Barnes lives at 224 First Street.
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Joseph Oc. Bylo
France
Luxembourg
Belgium
War Department
Anna Bylo
Adams Street
Byte
New York
Mary Barnes
First Street
Battle Lines Differ From In Last War In Germany
An analysis notes that modern combat fronts differ from World War I with smaller forces, dispersed actions, and harsher attrition. It contrasts expectations of pitched battles with the reality of stretched, lonely fronts and advanced tactics shaping today’s fighting.
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Germany
Cherchivs
Biaed
Fragments Describe World War I Front Observations
An unnamed editor accompanying a correspondent recalls rough front travel near Verdun era fighting. He notes American troops and casualties, compares Allied and German losses, and reflects on the scale of the Western Front amid World War I.
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Assericas
United States
Verdun
Paris
London
Churchin
Luftwaffe
Britain
Soldier dreams of home and vengeance in Mt Vernon note
A GI writes from Mt Vernon describing being shot in the knee and wishing to return home for a few days or to rejoin his outfit to seek revenge on those he terms pure Aryan. He expresses a longing to be back with his family and unit amid wartime tensions.
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Vey
Mt Vernon
Corp. Maris
Callale
Mt. Vernon
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