War of nerves in wartime bond drive reshapes public resolve
The piece argues free nations fight on two fronts the military and the psychological war. It highlights Russia’s unexpected aid, global civilian support, and growing war bond participation urged by Morganthau to mobilize income earners for ten percent savings. Treasury projections expect a billion dollars monthly by July toward a $60 billion annual cost.
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Morganthau
O'Hare
Treasury
Blessing in Disguise Sugar Shortage Editorial Voice
An old editorial argues that a weekly sugar ration of half a pound would be luxury for much of the world yet a hardship for many Americans. It suggests sugar can be found in vegetables like carrots and in concealed forms, urging moderation and a shift to natural foods to foster a healthier nation.
Twenties Ago Ag Tuken From Journal Sites Ajit
The Postmaster General announced Postal Improvement Week urging cooperation from more than 240000 employees to make this a Pureteet Service Week. Details invite bids for the upcoming edifice and the contract likely to be awarded next week. The Wheelock school plans a Wednesday closing with a farmers and teachers gathering and a picnic dinner.
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Maytat
Iit
Imon
Bentley
Oflice
Eorkul
Wheelock
Mayard
Daily Dozen Look Harvey No Hands on Bicycles
Look Harvey no hands. Young riders ride without hands and suffer accidents. In 1941 over 1 000 children were killed while bicycling. the toll this year is feared to rise. Bicycling is praised as healthful and economical but dangerous weaving and traffic violations persist. City ordinances aim to curb careless riders and require lights at night.
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Harvey
Daily Quiz On Answering Seven Of These Classified Clues
A reader is asked to answer seven items from a mixed list in a bygone daily quiz. Questions touch on military branches, ages, migrations, agencies, duck species, musical abbreviations, golf terms, entomology, lightning rod inventor, and true false relation facts with a note on common word usage.
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Magalihur
Lisbon
Mmigration and Naturalization Service
Securities and Exchange Commission
Washington
Ama
Portugal
Philadelphia
Elliott Named to Mayville County Board
N Y Elliott of Mayville was named to the Chautauqua County Rationing Board by the Santa scent Detra Court after Edward Ny Stinner of Westfield resigned at the request of the Post Office Department. Sinner had served briefly as postmaster at Westfield.
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In. Y. Elliott
Mayville
N. Y. el- Watt
Chautauaus County Clerk's Office
Chautauqua County Rationing Board
Santacensey Detra Cou
Eiliott
Edward Ny, Stinner
Westfield
Post Office Department
Sinner
Young Artists Offer Friday Evening Program
A group of tinwmus artists known as the Young Artistswill present a program featuring Carolin and Kentucky ballads New England folk songs and songs from the Revolutionary and Civil war periods Also included are Transier ballads negro spirituals excerpts from the opera Porgy and Bess and the modern Ballad for Americans The troupe will perform both instrumental and vocal numbers directed by Joint F Connors reserved seats will be honored for the America Long Baye Company concert An alternate program for school children will be presented with Neff Company slated to appear in January but delayed due to an accident near Warren Ohio May 13 will host an evening performance followed by two matinees for high school and grade children
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Gorey High
Gotmel
Lyceum
Prisluy
Kentucky
Porgy and
Bess
F. Connors
America
Long Baye Company
Me. Connors
Neff & Company
Mangle
Warren
Ohio
Grandma Mac dies at age 102 in Westfield
Emma Royce Mellvin known as Grandma Mac died Saturday night at her First Street home in Westfield. A Whiting Vermont native born June 12, 1840 she lived to 102. Survived by three daughters Julia Nellie and Mrs Waterman, a granddaughter Mrs Roy Koepka and two great granddaughters Mary and Carlotte Koeplea.
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Westfield
Emma Royce Mellvin
Grandma. Mac
Whiting
Vermont
Henry Poole Af Clymer
Robert McTiv
New Hampshire
Julia
Nellie Poole
Thomas Waterman
Roy Koepkd
Mary
Carlotte Koeplea
Alert Planned for Chautauqua Posts May Be Activated
Frederick P. Rogers announced the Chautauqua County American Legion mobilization plan to place 33 observation posts on alert for 24 hours and test procedures after May 1. The exact activation date remains undecided, with readiness to be on continuous duty after testing.
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Jamestown
Abi
Chautaugus
Calvity
Frederick P. Rogers
Chautauqua County
Preparation for Gas Rationing Registration Begins
Gas rationing registration notes specify two card types A and B-1 with units to be punched and a June 30 1942 deadline. The Office of Price Administration may adjust unit values and deadlines while rationing limits gasoline to in-tank delivery and prohibits sale in cans except for gustile-powered boats. The card lists owner name address vehicle make and body style and is numbered to match registration records.
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Umm
Tyme
Parking Meters Planned in Evie Area
An ordinance to place parking meters in Evie was presented to council by Joseph C. Martins. The plan targets Peach, State and French streets and Park Row to 13th with a five cent per hour rate. Martins projects annual revenue between 90000 and 975000, noting private meter companies recoup costs before receipts flow to city.
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Brie
Piycuee Diredor
Joseph C. Martins
Wenners
Martin
Erie
Aviv
Aleets
Elvy
Bee
Hjatt Kinely
Chain stores to join in defense plans meeting
About 75 representatives from nearly two dozen chains including food, variety, shoe and drug goods organizations will attend a defense meeting at the Lawrence Hotel in Frio. Harry DoVal will preside as speakers outline how chains can aid defense programs in western Pennsylvania.
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Lawrence Hotel
Frio
Harry DoVal
Erie Managers Group
James’ Shields
Wee City and County Council of Defense
Harry F. Douglas
A. 4. Collins
Erie Counnly Defense Savings Stall
Kenneth R. Query
Penmsylvanis
Farmer Hurt in Tractor Mishap at Erie Farm
April 20 Lester Wicks 28 of R D 5 Erie is in St Vincent's Hospital with internal injuries and fractured ribs after a tractor rollover at his Greene township farm. He was thrown from the machine during a sharp turn the tractor fell on his chest. His condition is serious but not critical and he remains under observation for days to determine full extent of injuries.
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Erie
Lester Wicks
St. Vincent's Hospital
Greene Township
Wick
Dairymen Here Not Affected By Rate Change
The New York milk marketing administrator announced changes in freight zones for plants in the metropolitan market. About 45 percent of milk receiving plants will see price adjustments starting April pool payments, while most plants within roughly 100 miles of New York City are exempt. The changes fix freight zones for plant shipments to Boston and Philadelphia, lifting universal prices for dairymen beginning at the April pool.
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MUA
Gorey Univl Jcinly
Jresult
Zumen
New York
J. Cla~dakis
New Yrick Metropolitan
Teague
New York City
Apel Ist
Linmikkel
Plinkk Shipping
Boston
Philadelphia
Tne
Ascnyieh Ax
Grand George, WY
Descendant of Famed Oneida Chief Heads Local War Plant
William Shenandoah, a direct descendant of Oneida chief Shenandosh, works as a key machinist at the Alco Product Company's Dunkirk plant producing war materials. He notes his ancestor aided George Washington during the Revolutionary War and says he is proud to defend democracy by helping manufacture arms. Shenandoah served 30 years as a Navy chief machinist and is training to apply skills at the defense plant.
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Duneire
Alco Product Company
Dunkirk
William Shenandoah
Vidian
Shenandosh
George Washington
William
Two Safes Damaged But Baffle Yeggs in Pa
Dubois Pennsylvania April 29 motor police seek clues to the identity of would be robbers who broke into the Pifer planing mill in Sandy Township last night and knocked the combination off two safes in an unsuccessful robbery attempt. Intruders might have saved themselves trouble by turning the smoke on one safe which had not been locked. Neither safe contained valuables.
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Dubois
Pifer Planing
Sandy Township
Livestock Wanted And Horses For Sale Near Corry
Listings seek horses to be home by April 10 and dairy cattle and poultry buyers. Thirty head of harness horses to select from, twenty mares eight miles from Corry at Thompsons Poultry Farm in Clymer New York. Also wanted cows fresh within four weeks and all kinds of live poultry and beef cattle. Contact F Keller at Hotel Corey or Jay W Gruvink in Clymer by phone.
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St. Fale
A. J. Alkens Motor Sales
First Avenue
Root's
Parade Street
Rne
Roemis
Concord St
Dial
Smith St
John F. Volk
Columbus
Clymer
Corry
Aia
Cetile
Thompson's
New York
F. F Keller
Corey
Gta
Jay W. Gruvink
Corry youths sent to reformatories on suspended terms
Corey prisoners Howard Poster aged eighteen and Edward Foster aged twenty one received suspended sentences of two to ten years for third degree burglary before County Judge Lee Ottoway. The court revoked earlier suspensions and ordered Poster to complete an indefinite sentence at New York Vocational Institution in West Coxsackie and Foster to serve at Elmira Reformatory.
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Apni
Howard Poster
Edward Foster
Lee L. Ottaway
Wullty
Monroe County Penitentiary
Ottoway
Howard
New Yorkstate
Ait West
Coxsackte
Edward
Elmite Reformatory
Fever Cows More Milk Dairy Trend Record Data
Historical dairy data from 1867 show rising milk output and expanding cattle utilization. Secretary John H Light notes steady milk increases, with peak all time production in 1908 at 855000. later declines and shifts in cattle numbers noted through 1913. Also mentions English sparrows traveling with humans from Kansas City to San Francisco.
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Department of Agriculture
John H. Light
Willy
Holton
Kansas City
San Francisco
Markets and Produce Prices From Buffalo and Pittsburgh
Buffalo Livestock market notes show hogs mostly steady with declines. cattle supply steady with some action delayed. calves weak to 60 cents lower. sheep demand up to 25 cents higher. Pittsburgh produce reports list apples, Rome Beauties, Winesaps, quality chippewas, and russet browns with steady to firm quotes. potatoes, sacks, and crates priced across standard wholesale ranges. The Associated Press reports a modest stock market uptick easing recent bearish mood with several blue-chip and industrial shares advancing to marginal gains.
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Buffalo Livestock
Buffalo
BURGH
Pittsburgh
New York
Rome
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