Farm column warns of incendiary bombs and fire safety
The Harrisburg column notes farm fires may be sparked by sparks from bombs near plant areas. It recommends power sprayers to combat fires, warns against solid water streams, and advises washing sprayers between uses. It also covers pruning timing after cold snaps and urges firefighters to guard against brush fires. A plan to plant 50,000 evergreen seedlings near Barnesboro is described along with War Department land acquisitions for Keystone Ordnance Works and local farm adjustments near the plant site.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Bhs
G.B. McCool
Clinton Cowry
Robert H. Rumler
Lycoming County
Heseltine Springs
Barnesboro
Cambrian County
State Department of Forests and Waters
Keystone Ordnance Works
Crawford County
Greenwood Township
Social Church Gatherings at Clymer and Nearby Events
A long list of local social visits and hospitality spans many families in Clymer and nearby towns. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nobbs of Tamestown. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ruslink. Mrs. Lesla Caflisch and Anna Neelers in Buffalo. Mr. and Mrs. Gifford Leeters and Morris. Rev. Exyard Ton and Paul Ton. and many others visiting for dinners, Easter gatherings, and hospital stays. Private Robert Phetteplace, returning from service, spends furlough with his parents. A Senior C. E. Society social at Miss Pauline Beckerink’s home concludes with hymn singing and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Legters
Anna Vander Schan
Charlee
Legters
Shriday
L Abram King
St. Vincent Hospital
Erie
Henry Graylik
Arona van Geem
Sherman
Claude Geerston
Julius, Erickson
N.Y. Elliott
Normal Stephen
Mayville
Frank Neckers
Tya Jane Neck
Alfred Newhouse
Thornhony and
Gordon
Lyle Compton
Robert Phetteplace
Towland
U. & Marines
Lena Bater
Elmer Croscutt
Exyard Ton
Paul ‘Ton
Castleton
N.Y
Ton
Walter Sener
Anna, Necker
Jay Tenpas
Grey
Riverson
Phyliss
Brie
Leslie Oafilsch
Shirley Schruers
Bre
Phyliss Tenpas
Henry Rhevergen
Alan
Howard Rhebergen
Tan Roeberegen
Edna Rhebergen
Plorence Ellis
Kenmore
Ins. Gravink
Anette
William Rieberegen
Lois
Arwith
Larry
Gladys Grover
Clarence Riveberegen
Evelyn Beth
Winifred
John Bickers
Corry
Vernon Meerdink
Milton Verberg
Hope College
Hollowsl
Mich
Jess Meerdink
Gordon Newhouse
Morris Legters
William Caflisch
Ernest Caflisch
Syracuse University
Donvid Spitzer
Clarence Spitzer, Jr
Aegheny
Thornton Newhouse
Geralding
Ithaca
Charles Legters
Mary Lou
Carol McCann
BE. Hatt God Family
Sherrill
Lucille Gatly
Rochester
Donald
Cady
Jennie Gady
Edward Gabriel
Marilyn
North East
Charles Meyering
Meyerirck
Gabriel
Clifford Warnshouse
Karreh and
Everett
Nellie Havercamp
Alan Neckers
D. Warren DeRosay
Curry
Kimsley de Rosay
Susan
Philadelphia
Philip Skeps
Forteville
Dloe Sken
C. E
Pauline Beckerink
Trene Hoitink
Ruth Schurman
Robert Lyons
Wayne ‘Holthouse
Ora EB. Caflisch
Ellen
June Caflisch
Syracuse
Salem
Ohio
Fenn College
Cleveland
Hatfie Tewinkle
Abbe
Jas
Gmvink
Carlie Neckers
Leslie Fardink
Walter Leeters
Milton ,Duevik
Willian’ Krusselbrink
Charles Leeters
Carl Tewinkle
North Side
Marlea
Donnia
Mary
Jane Heizer
Deat | Heizer
N. Y
Carlyle Meekers
Reformed Church
Joo ‘Timmer
Marilyn Gravink
Goll
Ruth Seburman
Girls’ League For
Autrey Detink
Ladies Mission
Ald Sorclety
Methodist Church
Warship
D. D. Samuelson
Epworth
Plus Ultra Glass
D.D. Samuelson
Seek Release of 200 Autos In Jamestown Protest
Local car dealers in Jamestown protest mounting rationing confusion after moving to Buffalo meeting with western New York and Pennsylvania dealers. They accuse the Office of Price Administration of issuing conflicting orders and failing to authorize sales, noting more than 200 new cars are tied up in Jamestown while only three permits were granted last month.
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Jamestown
House
James~town
Aligmabile Deaiers’ Association
New York
Pennsylvania
Buffalo
Office of Price Administration
GPA
Oil Wells Damaged by Fire at Franklin
A grass and woods fire near Franklin burned for hours, destroying three oil tanks on the Ralph Hettenbaugh lease and damaging wells. It swept across Bullion district timber, threatened multiple properties, and burned over 100 acres before crews from the district and Clintonville Fire Department contained it.
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Franklin
Apri
Bullion
Ralph Hettenbaugh
Fann Burns
Clintonville
Erie County Court Grants Twenty Eight Divorces
Erie county court led by Judge Miles A Kitts granted twenty eight divorces on Tuesday. Among cases, Betty Lake sought divorce from Thomas F Lake citing cruelty and stinginess at 1715 Ottawa. Lucille Dorman of Glendale avenue accused Kenneth Lake of a persistent extramarital career described as delirium tremens snakes. Other divorces named M K Crowell and Susan Crowell of Corry for cruelty, Edith Larson and Edward Larson for cruelty, Louie Goodwill and Leroy Goodwill for desertion, Morris Aldrich of Waterford against Traette Aldrich, Virginia Collins of West 6th street against John Collins for cruelty.
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Erig
Erie County Court
Miles A Kitts
Betty
Lake
Ottawa Dk
Thomas F. Lake
Western Street
Bheslsa
Lucille A Dorman
Glendale Avenue
Kenneth
J M. K. Crowell
Corry
Aentist
Susanne Crowell
Edith Larson
Edward = Larson
Warren Board Approves General Teacher Salary Increases
At a Monday evening session at Warren High School the Warren Borough school board approved a general salary increase for all teachers. Grade school teachers will gain 160 to 2 year, while high school instructors receive 180. If the raise is less than 10 percent in either case, a 10 percent increase applies.
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Warren
Atheapr
Warren Borough
City to Collect Fees for Engineer Permits
City Council approved a fee system for issuing permits by the city engineer. City Engineer Don D Williams and City Solicitor Walter B Scott will draft the ordinance for early submission. A tentative schedule includes fees of 50 for excavation permits 50 cents sewer connections 50 cents sign erection 69 cents moving buildings over streets 1 for alterations over 50.
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Don D. Williams
Walter B. Scott
Williams Ab
Second Fatality Reported in Salamanca Auto Crash
Salamanca confirms a second death from a March 29 airmobile crash. April Bennemore Nevogie, 23, died Tuesday morning at Salamanca Hospital, following a collision that injured three others. Richard Meets, twenty, also died after the wreck as Nero Glic died burned in the fire. a parked truck and approaching car were involved.
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Salamanca
Nnemore Nevogie
SalamAnca Othy ‘Hospital
Wildwood Archue
Richard Meets
Nerogle
Nerogic
Corry Plans Sewer Rental to Fund Delaware Program
Corry faces its top sewer problem with a proposed 75,000 project financed by a 35,000 federal grant. The plan calls for a storm sewer along East Smith Street and Bear Creek extension, with water users taxed annually to cover the city’s share and a possible five year payoff. A sewer authority would manage financing and construction as federal support may shift to a postwar project.
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Corry
State Department of Health
Pennsylvania
Ely
H. Yoling
Meadville
Young
Council
Smith Street
Bear Creek
Hue Creek
Lkely
Federal Works Agency
Don D. Williams
Teserve
City Council
Cleveland Engineering
Sewer Authority
East Smith Street
New York
Wrstington
Cornell
C. H. Young
Jamestown to Add 16000 Square Feet to Rane Tool Plant
Rane Tool Co announces a Warren Construction Company contract to build a 150 foot by 100 foot single story addition of about 16000 square feet at Ross Street Jamestown defense plant. Completion is planned within 60 days with 5 to 100 new jobs. survey work has begun and part of Ross Street will close for the project. Local officials have begun legal steps to authorize the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Rane Tool Company, Inc
Ross Street
Warren Construction Company
Herbert J. Randall
Rane Tool
Unis
DRIVE AGAINST STRAY DOGS AT OL CITY
In Ol City, two days of dog wardens enforcement resulted in about 25 cases. Unlicensed dogs led to prosecutions. several untagged hounds were shot when owners could not be located. Officers Ray R. Shaw, Paul Dundon, and O. F. Perschlen aided, with health plans awaiting official approval.
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Oil City
Ol City
Ray R. Shaw
Endeavor
Paul Dundon
Hele
Perschlen
Mercer
City to auction ten city lots pending inquiry plan
City Councils consider disposing of city owned lots with plans to offer all parcels for sale. Director Wallar S Sweet notes interest from executives for multiple parcels including Grant and Worth corner and West Smith street. A 95 dollar forfeit is required to guarantee advertising costs before bidding proceeds.
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Rmumieiyal
Wallar S. ‘Sweet
Grant and
Worth Streets
West Smith Street
Dawson Fot
Pirstavermle
Kane Officer a Major at 27
Major Howard M. Means, 27, of Kane, one of the youngest majors in the U S Army Air Corps, received a promotion today after completing officer training. He is the son of Mrs. Monroe A. Means and is a Kane High School 1941 graduate who attended Carnegie Tech and trained at Army bases in Texas.
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Kane
U. & Army Air Corps
Howard M. Meany
Monroe A. Means
Army
Majo Means
Lie
Carnegie Trek
Comple
Hits
Kane Horph
Kelly Melds
Texas
Dubois Girl Survives Attempted Ride Assault
A year old DuBois girl, late at night, was forced from a car by a stranger who attempted to attack her along a road north of the city. The girl fled after the assailant tore off most of her clothing, and was helped to the state police barracks by passersby. Police filed the report and investigated the incident.
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Dubois
Girl Companion of Apple Boy Released
Mayville reports say Ms. Hauser age 16 of Buffalo, arrested with John R Swanson age 17 and another youth after a Buffalo to Fredonia crime spree on March 29. They faced first degree robbery and second degree burglary for stealing seven revolvers from Predvota gun shop in Buffalo and robbing a Silver Creek clerk of 47 dollars. bail set at 1000 dollars.
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Mayville
Ms. Hauser
Buckideplace
Buffalo
John R
Apple Soy) Swanson
Peabody Street
Fredonia
Swanson
Silver Creek
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van Avery
Nelliston
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Citizens National Bank of Corry
Rane Tool Co
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Pillsbury
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