Sixteenth Army Re cruits Move Toward Front
Report details the Sixteenth Army units poised for departure from camp Brombage to the western front. It notes up to 300 engineers at work, regiments being fitted for rail transport, and the first wave expected by Sunday or Monday. Officers anticipate all men to be examined and ready for despatch within days as weather cooperates.
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American Trailway Association
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ML Gretna
Hue Company
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Oniera
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Esioans
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Ike
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the Couric
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Jay
Lester
Torin
Bey
Favorable Report On Militia Relief Bill\
Washington July 1 The house reported favorably a militia relief bill funding two million dollars for families of Guardsmen called into federal service. The bill caps aid at fifty dollars a month per family and allows the secretary of war discretion in administering payments. The measure aims to honor enlisted men with dependents and provide relief while awaiting final action.
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Washington
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Recruits Joined At Armory Station For Coal Pay
Reported recruits include Ray Deen, Marvin Walker, Fred Jatover, and Gleb Gsweld who signed on at the Armory for coal pay. They will be sent to Mount Green if orders allow, with Warren and Tow credited as mobilization sites. Local volunteers, including workers from Tow and nearby camps, discussed job assignments and timing, noting a probable layoff risk and court-house proceedings slated for later.
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Ray Deen
Grer
Ion
Marvin Walker
Massel
Fred Jatover
Gleb Gsweld
Rhodfuld
Tasu2isht
Cnicass Wacelosk
Voluneners
Warren
Fitzgerald
Ima
Colonel Wheelock
Kanthe Armory
Coloweh
Srernana
Militia Claims Readiness to Shield Border
A border militia announces that it is now fully prepared to prevent any further raids on American territory. It asserts readiness to defend against incursions and safeguard border security amid growing tensions.
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Will
Mexico War Dispatches and Raid Preparations Near Border
Reports from Washington and Mexico describe preparations and troop movements near the U S Mexico border. Mexican forces and American officers monitor alleged raids and guard actions while authorities prepare for further incursions and countermeasures.
First Half 1946 Serious Fares Report
A garbled wartime era summary notes 19 serious fires in the first half of 1946 with figures and locations. It references Grand Restaurant, Stine Hammond Tran Works, Conefango Club Bre, and the Urner Station, noting insurance responses and several small incidents. The report mentions 12 conesrner and delays in Company Cleft operations, with Theodore itatvor tied to the department’s late reply by May 24.
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Isch
Borden
Ely
Caite
Nuk Fm
Shier Gordon
Company 1
Vraterdly
Theodore Itatvor
Local merchant reports phoney check passed for $70
A phoney check for 70 dollars appeared at a local store tonight. Bogee G. Lawrence, claiming employment with Aetna Explosives, attempted payment with a now suspect check. An inquiry found no funds and the suspect fled with goods, later hiding his clothing as he prepared for a likely trip away.
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Bogee
G. Lawrence
Aetna Explosives Company
Alep
Army staf officer chosen to head the Pentagon
Washington reports Secretary Baker named Major General Horn M a lf to head the Pennsylvanian penal system in the rank of Colonel and take charge of the Pentagon. The unusual appointment places him at the helm of the Penultimate command amid wartime reorganization.
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Washinguons
canHorn Moalp
Ariay Genman
Becetary of War
Determined effort to seed Warren industry drive
The Warren Development Company and associates push a city campaign to attract new industries with stock subscriptions and capital pledges. Officials report substantial voluntary effort, with committees organizing factory building and site leasing while urging residents and businesses to support the plan.
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Ogine
Warren Industry
Titiceus
Ates
Warren
Vail Cuthem
Mall
Wich
Eiguese
Lancing
Auvenay
Bedteens
Gleolter
Ampecrineens
BuNtiaodssnee
W. C. Headley
Eddy
Opte Haney
Redding Shie
Hee
Greenlaail Lee
Homenrlinay
T. Geroutdys
Warren Trust Co
Eatia
Explaining Funding Sources and Administrative Oversight
A fragmented text discusses money origins, personnel roles, and administrative oversight. It references finance flow, governance, and potential accountability steps, though the wording is garbled and many names and terms are unreadable. The piece seems to outline how funds are sourced and managed within a governance context.
President Wil Anounces War Policy In New York Speech
President Wilson declares war as a last resort if needed, pledges service to the whole people not capitalists, and warns against betraying Mexican investments. He seeks support from leaders and the public while defending progressive aims and party unity amid intense political pressure.
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New York
Svitson
New Yorke Press
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Simsilae
America
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pAmengers
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Arone
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Hoade
Colby
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Sun Sold to Frank A Munsey in Major Acquisition
The New York Sun was sold to Frank A Munsey on Friday amid years of effort by the Associated Press to transform the paper. Munsey, a prominent press figure, plans to discontinue the Sun’s independent news service and rely on the AP for broader coverage. The move marks a shift in the newspaper’s identity and funding strategy as it joins Munsey’s publishing network.
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New York
Newsstar
Associated Press
A. Mumeey
Mantoy
A. Porn Weneuncey the Purchase. « Mr Aanserll
Brest
Mexican bandits put to passing by hanging incident
Four alleged bandits connected to a Columbia raid died in a related incident. Men named Jose Rangel Juan Castillo and others were reportedly executed after standing trial. The case marks a continuation in the crackdown on Columbia raiders.
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Jely
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Auverrio Renturia
Taurine Garfia
Jose Rangel
Juan Castillo
Col
Rangel
Guste
Columbue
Fae Rodriguse
Fourth annual YMCA boys camp planned for July Fourth
A three day event by the YMCA and local associations is planned for July Fourth in Warren. The program includes sports exhibitions, a cake bake, and a community picnic with Gowanea on the Goraplanter Resacration site. Participants from the FW C A and Carnplanters, plus notable speakers, are noted to attend and celebrate with games and camaraderie.
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YMCA
Gowae
Paysivas Ducetor Wales, Office Association
Stina Nagi
Yaang
Elty
Camin
Tnvitaei
Aia
Alapheus I
Landmark 15 Being Erected On Island
New landmark rises on the island with a 100 foot tower planned by Phoenike Insurance Company. Construction on Liberty Street across from Pennsylvahia is under way, with waterlogged site delays and a cost around 16 000. The project includes a high waterproofed plant and added improvements as crews resume work.
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Pennsylvahia
Resolutions Adopted by Delegates Before Adjournment
The article reports delegates adopting resolutions before adjournment, including expressions of appreciation and support for church and community leaders. It notes varying reactions and some dissent while highlighting a vote on the resolutions and references to the ongoing conference.
Longed for Allied Push Front Bursts Across Front Lines
The report sketches a major British offensive opening with heavy bombardment and rapid advances, claiming German fronts breached and hundreds taken prisoner. Simultaneously, Burmese and Italian fronts show Allied pressure, with Kotaran, Lewbers, and Gaaca noted as targets and regions like Trentino described as under attack.
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Tondon
Great Britain
Fermans
Lnte
Kitchener
Germa Kittlener
Nursa
Popecre ci
Frank Gad Iwen
Kotarenue
Rafway
Allons
Trentine
Thiaumont
Hauda Severs
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Chertym
Wuttaeaie
Tae Resiod
Eiza
Irita
Societe Romutte
Grieg
Aera Moulin Nosibace
Apa
Thale
Auvasce
Agre Geker
Shmumana
Venius
Cantino
Verdun
SSR
Railroad Employees Vote Loom for Strike Action
Rail workers in Philadelphia muster union figures from the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen and the Brotherhood of Railroad Signalmen to prepare a strike ballot. The plan calls for an eight hour day and overtime rules, with a nationwide show of solidarity and potential a strike if demands are unmet.
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Philadarphts
Repte
Ne Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Highway Commissioner Appointed by Governor Today
Harrisburg report states the governor has appointed a new highway commissioner, replacing the outgoing official. Named as successor is Somarset County's Hark, with details on tenure and duties to follow in the formal notice.
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Harrisburg Bly
Geszner Jeurivau
Somarset County
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