Dairy League presses early hearings on New York milk order
The Dairymen's League Cooperative Association, with about 30,000 farmers, urges Fetters and State departments to hold hearings within three weeks on amendments to the New York City milk marketing order. It seeks $3.05 Class 1 mill price, freight-rate relief, higher skim milk returns, and faster corrective action to lift farmer incomes amid rising costs and labor shifts.
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Dairymen's League Cooperative Association
New York City
League
Fred
Sexauer
Resolution
Lexauer
Sexalley
Europé
Flue-Cured Tobacco North Carolina Lead In US Production
North Carolina dominates flue-cured tobacco, accounting for about 70 percent of all Aue-cured tobacco grown in the United States, signaling strong regional agriculture and market share for the state.
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North Carolina
United States
CORRY SCHOOL NEWS SENIOR AND JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOLS
Corry school notes cover senior and junior high activities with brief items on student events and upcoming gatherings. Readership is reminded of classroom plans and student achievements across district schools.
Patriotism and planning mark Senior High activities
Senior High students pursue patriotism readings, dances led by Al Davis Orchestra, and club events. Plans for banquets, scholarships, and class day activities proceed as committees assign picnic, day exercises, and publicity roles. Other notes mention homeroom topics, promotion plans, sport events, and miscellaneous student projects and trips.
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al Davis
Post House
George Harmon
Martha Elston
Mr. Myers
Frank Laurie
Donald Lundy
Mary
Jean Mooney
Marilyn Phillips
Joanne Marton
Robert Watrous
Joanne Schrader
James Corbin
Library Club
Marlon Neff
Mildred Hurlbert
Marguerite Spicer
Bula Nichols
Claudia Keener
Washington and Concord Schools Easter Programs and Classroom News
Fourth grade students led reader test projects with Bobby Hall Joe Hughes Kath leen Peiffer and Dorothy Stormes. Keith Rieck builds a new book case for library books and Bobby Hall. Norma Jean Nantes Georgia Bond and Jeannette Machae sandpaper wet. Grade two observes birds. Room two reports Easter vacation experiences with David Spencer recounting a trip to Washington D C. Ray Amy Howard McCray and Herma Keefer earned A plus in lash arithmeti test. Spelling bee in class 48 noted. Sympathy extended to Miss Johnson on her father’s death. Concord School patriotic program featured flag pledge Star Spangled Banner America and Our Flag poems. Students included Betty Shields Marilyn Denton Dorothy Nollinger Roy Simmons John Windahl Judy Gray Billy Hall Helen Elehynski and Theresa Bogniak. Go to Sunday School winners were Room eight with 65 percent attendance, Room seven had 67 percent. Six Meals a day customary in Norway fans the PPA meeting notes.
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Kathleen Peiffer
Dorothy Stormes
Keith Rieck
Norma Jean Nantes
Georgia Bond
Jeannette Machae
Washington School
David Spencer
Washington, D. C
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Howard McCray
Herma Keefer
Washington Chool
Miss Johnson
Concord School
Richard Martin
Paul Mather
Com Bye
Betty Shields
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Marilyn Denton
Free
Bertha Dahl
Joe Messing
Judy Gray
Billy Hall
Helen Elehynski
Theresa Bogniak
Josn Houghtaling
Dorothy Nollinger
Roy Simmons
John Windahl
Man Fatally Struck Near Erie Identified
Erie April 26 identification of a man fatally injured when struck by a car on Route 20, half a mile west of Port Erie airport, was confirmed at St. Vincent's hospital. The deceased is Andy Yahn, 70, of Townville Road, Erie. Driver was Charles Percival Joslyn, 42, of Budson, Ohio, a Goodyear salesman. An inquest decision pending after police review. neighbor Margaret Churcher and daughter Charlotte Burch identified the victim.
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Charles Percival Joslyn
Budson
Ohio
Goodyear "Tire and Rubber Company
Akron
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Holiol
Cardher
W. G. Shoble
Margaret Churcher
Eife
Charlotte Burch
Holland Street
Trial Blackout Planned at Erie
Erie April 26 The passvalty of a trial blackout in Erie before the end of the summi loomed Friday. Sergt Frank Dely head of the local U S Army recruiting office said he hopes to arrange one for Erie like several already held in larger cities. He had been in touch with superior officers to have one last week the day after that held in Pittsburgh but plan was abandoned due to no army planes for the event.
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Boy Scout Chips Report Highlights Local Troop Efforts
District 6 notes show Troop 70 leading in paper drives with 200 plus pounds collected, Beavers 190, Eagles 59, and Pioneers empty. Troop 70 plans Meade Work Saturday, adds two Tenderfoot Scouts Richard Martin and Alton Armitage, led by Philip Whitehead.
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Alton Armitage
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Police Exams Finish for Kane Officers in Six Month Course
Officers from northwestern Pennsylvania counties completed final exams at Kane High School marking the end of six months of advanced police procedure and technical courses. Classes were held Thursdays and Fridays with Kane Police Chief P. E. Nelson serving as a phone instructor.
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Raps Squire in Court Appeal
Special Police Officer George Kloss appeals a police court ruling against him. He alleges Alderman Lyle Orr used biased proceedings, allowed no defense, and violated blue laws by presiding on a Sunday. Kloss claims unlawful conduct tainted the judgment and seeks corrective action.
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Ludlow Adopts Daylight Saving Time This Spring
A poll of J. G. Curtis Leather Company employees showed 7 to 1 in favor of daylight saving. Ludlow will set clocks one hour ahead on April 27 and stay on daylight time until September 26, aligning with Kane’s schedule as announced by company president James A. Carnelly.
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WPA office consolidation spans McKean and nearby counties
Consolidation of WPA field offices led to a new headquarters on Pied Street in the Knights of Pythian building for McKean, Elk, and neighboring counties with seven staff. The plan foresees eliminating separate county offices and centralizing operations, with borough officials asked to supply land for portable offices.
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