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The image shows a newspaper clipping from the Buffalo Courier-Express dated Sunday, June 15, 1969. The headline reads: "Legion Chooses Vogt As County Commander," highlighting the election of Henry A. Vogt as the Erie County American Legion commander. The text below the headline mentions Vogt's involvement as a member of the Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps. The clipping also includes names of other elected American Legion officers: S. A. Poturalski, F. A. Kosiak, and D. G. Lohrey. The format includes individual headshots aligned at the top, accompanied by the names beneath the respective images.

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The image is a black and white newspaper clipping from the Buffalo Courier-Express, dated Sunday, June 15, 1969. The article announces newly elected Erie County American Legion officers, with the headline "Legion Chooses Vogt As County Commander." Four individuals are featured in the article, each identified by name under their respective images: H. A. Vogt, S. A. Poturalski, F. A. Kosiak, and D. G. Lohrey. The section of the article visible on the right contains partially obscured text by the images.

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This is a newspaper clipping from the Buffalo Courier-Express dated Sunday, June 15, 1969. The article shows four photographs of American Legion officers wearing their Legion caps. The headline reads "Legion Chooses Vogt As County Commander" and identifies the newly elected Erie County American Legion officers. The officers pictured are H.A. Vogt, S.A. Poturalski, F.A. Kostak, and D.G. Lomley. Each person in the photos is wearing glasses and their official American Legion cap with what appears to be post numbers visible.

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The image appears to be a newspaper article from the Buffalo Courier-Express on Sunday, June 15, 1969. It features four headshot portraits of men identified as newly elected Erie County American Legion officers - H.A. Vogt, S.A. Poturalski, F.A. Kosiak, and D.G. Lohrey. The article discusses the American Legion choosing H.A. Vogt as the new county commander.

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The image shows a newspaper clipping from the Buffalo Courier-Express dated Sunday, June 15, 1969. The headline reads "Legion Chooses Vogt As County Commander". It features portraits of four newly elected officers of the Erie County American Legion: H. A. Vogt, S. A. Poturaiskis, F. A. Kosiak, and D. G. Lohrey.

The side column mentions that Robert Pritting, when he leaves as 8th District Commander, John, was named "Man of the Year" by the Executive Club of Holy Name & Paul Church. It notes that his friends planned a testimonial in his honor.

The clipping provides a snapshot of the leadership transition for the American Legion in Erie County, New York in mid-1969, with Henry A. Vogt taking over as the new County Commander after serving as an Officer Training Corps officer.

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This is a newspaper clipping from the Buffalo Courier-Express dated Sunday, June 15, 1969. The article announces newly elected Erie County American Legion officers, with the headline "Legion Chooses Vogt As County Commander." The layout includes four headshot photographs of the officers, all wearing American Legion caps. From left to right, they are identified as H. A. Vogt, S. A. Poturalski, F. A. Kostak, and D. G. Lohrey. The article appears to be from page 6 of the newspaper, and there's a partial view of another article with "Two" and "Fat" visible in larger text on the right side.

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The image depicts a newspaper clipping from the Buffalo Courier-Express, dated Sunday, June 15, 1969. The headline reads, "Legion Chooses Vogt As County Commander." The article features four photographs of men, each with their name and title printed below their photo. The text is presented in a classic newspaper layout, with the headline and subheadings in large font and the body text in smaller font.

The article appears to be announcing the election of a new commander for the American Legion in Erie County. The four men featured in the photographs are likely the candidates who were elected to this position. The article provides a brief overview of the election process and the results, with the headline emphasizing the selection of Henry A. Vogt as the new commander.

Overall, the image provides a snapshot of local news from 1969, highlighting the importance of community organizations like the American Legion and the people who lead them.

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The image is a newspaper clipping from the Buffalo Courier-Express, dated Sunday, June 15, 1969. The headline reads "Legion Chooses Vogt As County Commander" and features four black-and-white photographs of men in military uniforms, each with their name printed below. The article discusses the election of new officers for the Erie County American Legion, including Henry A. Vogt as the county commander.

The clipping is presented on a white background with a gray border, suggesting that it may be part of a larger collection or archive. Overall, the image provides a glimpse into local news and events from the past, highlighting the importance of community involvement and leadership.

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The image is a scanned page from a newspaper, specifically the "Buffalo Courier-Express," dated Sunday, June 15, 1969. The headline reads "Legion Chooses Vogt As County Commander," indicating that the article is about the election of Henry A. Vogt as the County Commander for the Erie County American Legion.

The image includes a photograph of four men in military uniforms, each with a number on their hats, likely representing the officers of the Erie County American Legion. The names of the officers are listed below the photograph: H. A. Vogt, S. A. Poturalski, F. A. Kosiak, and D. G. Lohrey.

The article discusses the election of Vogt as the County Commander and mentions his membership in the Officer Training Corps. It also briefly touches on other activities and events within the Legion, such as the Holy & Paul Church charge of friends to money and the upcoming breakfast event.

The image captures a moment in history, highlighting the leadership transition within the Erie County American Legion and the involvement of its members in various activities.

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The image is a newspaper clipping from the Buffalo Courier-Express, dated Sunday, June 15, 1969. The clipping features a headline that reads, "Legion Chooses Vogt As County Commander." Below the headline, there are four photographs of men, each wearing a military cap and glasses. The men are identified as H. A. Vogt, S. A. Poturalski, F. A. Kosiak, and D. G. Lohrey.

The text beneath the photographs explains that these individuals are the newly elected Erie County American Legion officers. Henry A. Vogt, a member of the Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC), has been chosen as the County Commander.

The clipping also includes a partial column of text to the right of the main article, which appears to be another story. This text is partially visible and mentions "Two 'Fat'" and "Robert Pr," suggesting it might be a separate news item or advertisement. The layout is typical of a newspaper, with a mix of photographs and text, and the overall tone seems to be informative and celebratory of the new appointments within the American Legion.

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Here's a description of the image:

Overall:

The image is a close-up of a printed newspaper article framed on a white background. The article is in black and white.

Content:

• Headline: The main headline reads "Legion Chooses Vogt As County Commander" in large, bold text.
• Subheading: Below the headline it says "Newly elected Erie County American Legion officers".
• Photos: There are four black-and-white headshot portraits of men in American Legion hats. Each hat has a number on it. Each portrait has the man's name under it. From left to right the names are H. A. Vogt, S. A. Poturalski, F. A. Kosiak, and D. G. Lohrey.
• Text: There is additional text on the right side of the article, detailing a separate event.
• Source: The top of the article displays "BUFFALO COURIER-EXPRESS, Sunday, June 15, 1969", identifying the newspaper and date.

Style and Tone:

The image has a vintage feel due to its black-and-white printing and newsprint style. The layout is typical of a newspaper article, with a headline, subheadings, and supporting text.

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The image is a newspaper clipping from the Buffalo Courier-Express, dated Sunday, June 15, 1969. It features a headline that reads "Legion Chooses Vogt As County Commander," announcing the election of H. A. Vogt as the Erie County American Legion commander. Above the headline are four headshots of men identified as H. A. Vogt, S. A. Poturalski, F. A. Kosiak, and D. G. Lohrey, who are described as "Newly elected Erie County American Legion officers." All of the men in the headshots are wearing American Legion hats. To the right of the main article is a partial column of text with the word "Fat." at the top.

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The image is a newspaper clipping from the Buffalo Courier-Express, dated Sunday, June 15, 1969. The main headline reads "Legion Chooses Vogt As County Commander." Below the headline, there is a subheadline that states "Henry A. Vogt, a member of ____ service Officer Training Corps."

The article features photographs and names of four newly elected Erie County American Legion officers:

1. H. A. Vogt
2. S. A. Poturalski
3. F. A. Kosiak
4. D. G. Lohrey

Each individual is shown wearing a military-style cap with insignia, indicating their affiliation with the American Legion. The text below the images confirms their new roles as officers in the Erie County American Legion.

To the right of the main article, there is a partial view of another article with a headline that reads "Two 'Fat...'," but the rest of the text is cut off. This adjacent article appears to discuss a different topic, involving individuals named Robert Przybylski, John, and Paul Church, and mentions an event at the Club of Holy & Paul Church and another at Breakfast.

The overall tone of the main article is celebratory, highlighting the election of new officers within the Erie County American Legion.