Army Camps at Indiantown Gap Grow Quiet and Ghostly
Indiantown Gap once roared with 230000,800 contracts and vast cantonments. Now the base sits in ghostly quiet as units depart, hospitals shrink to dispensaries, and maintenance crews sweep away the last signs of wartime bustle.
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Indiantown Gap
Joe
Flora
Guye
Lamis
Atatte
Pearl Waber
Frante
Hitler
Pennsylvania
Uta
WMI
87Th
Ohio
Pitt
Troy Citizens Corps Elects William Dolan
William H. Dolan was elected president of the Troy Citizens Corps at the annual meeting held at New Troy Armory. Officers named include John Detain dent, Joseph Py Bi, Mir Joes treasurer, Webo K. Krause as recaled major for the Senior Company, with John B. Pront captain, John Delancey first lieutenant, John A. SGeary second lieutenant, Macy Woodruff lieutenant, Rev. Bradford H. Turnham chaplain, Capt. Henry Giles, and lieutenants Wootiff and Geary. Senior Company council members are James Engelman, William Abbott, and William Myers for the Junior Company Council. Plans were made for a May drill and a dinner on the 10th with a royal program.
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William H. Dolan
Try Citizen's Corps
Newroy Armory
John Detain ‘Dent
Joseph Py Bi
Mir Joes
Webo K. Krause
John B. Pront
John Delancey
Hirst
John A. Sgeary
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Laird
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Henry Giles
Wootiff
Geary
Council of Adeministration
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William Abbott
Willian Myers
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Brunswick Fire Company July 4 Field Day Plan
Brunswick Volunteer Fire Co. No. 1 prepares an Independence Day program as part of its July 4 carnival. The event at the new fire house grounds on Housick Road near the Troy city line features entertainment in the afternoon and evening under James Caley and Arthur Rawling.
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Brunswick Volunteer Fire Co. No. 1, Inc
Housick Road
Troy City
James Caley
Feed Shortage Threatens South African Poultry Industry
South African fowls face a severe feed shortage amid drought and grain scarcity. Estimates suggest 5 to 8 million poultry could be slaughtered over six months, with grain supplies lasting three months. A looming egg famine may follow next season as cereals remain scarce.
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