PA Farm Column Reports Feed Grain Shortage Outlook
Officials from Pennsylvania state and federal agencies project smaller feed grain supplies for the 1949-50 season. Despite plans for up to six percent more principal feed crops, yields are expected to fall from last year's record levels. Livestock and dairy sectors show improved oil cake availability, while dairymen hedge by importing feed wheat. Potatoes receive soil treatment in Cambria and surrounding counties to combat infestation, with copper sulfate applied to 25,000 pounds and quarantines to be lifted after four years if disease remains controlled.
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Jharrisburg
State Department of Sericulture
Department of Agriculture
Cambria
Somerset
Clearfield
Sullivan
Berne
Carbon
Schuylkill
Hasle
Gen George and Jacoby Killed in World War II Action
Corresponder Jacoby and Gen George died in the war after marriage last November in Manila. They fled to Corregidor before Japanese occupation and remained with American forces at Bataan until a dangerous voyage to Australia occurred last month. Clark Lee of Associated Press was with them.
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Jacoby
Manila
Anna Lee Whitemore
Leland E. Whitemore
Buffalo
N.Y
Corregidor
Philippines
Bataan
Australia
MacArthur
Moray
Thair
Clark Lee
Associated Press
Investor Lord Rothermere Investment Claim Denied
The British publisher Lord Rothermere is reported to have not earned fifty million dollars from American investments, contradicting circulating claims about his financial dealings. No formal statement confirms the disputed sum or its source, leaving the matter unresolved.
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Lord Rothermere
CASE AGAINST MURDER SUSPECT NEAR COLLAPSE ERIE
April 30 report from Erie describes prosecutors shrinking case against Edward Bawarecki 23 Rome with murder of Naval Officer Lloyd Wilkinson. Ruby Bustman 18 Harbordreek waitress identified by Wilkinson as with him during slaying. police doubt reliability as investigators weigh if Gawarecki is implicated.
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Erie
Edward Bawarecki
Rome
Lloyd Wilkinson
Burter R. Lath
Ruby Bustman
Wilkinson
Land
Ian
Cay
Gawa
Courder
Zeilien
Gawareck
Gawarecki
St. Louis
Boy awarded damages in Bradford auto accident case
Tommy Walter age ten of Bradford was awarded 500 dollars and his father 1301 dollars 35 cents as the rest of an automobile collision occurring July 5 1949 near Webster street. The boy suffered five fractures to both legs after being struck by a car driven by Frank Ross. The jury verdict came in after the trial began Tuesday afternoon. Brann furnishes about 65 percent of all the coffee in the world.
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Smerstur
Bo Thomas Walter
Karl Walter
Bradford
Hter Court
Tommy Walter
Uater
Atalley Way
Webster Street
Sin
Frank Ross
Range To Stand Trial For Manslaughter May 11th
Erie April grand jury reports indictments for involuntary manslaughter in fatal accident west of Umitsan Ridge road. Walter Conover and Len tie Range, both of Erie and Ulion City, charged. May trial set for May 11. Other indictments include public indecency, sodomy offenses, larceny, driving after suspension, and neglect to maintain children. Some defendants freed by grand jury include Sylvia Kinnear and Edward Mussina.
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Erie
Tivelver
Walter Conover
Pav Barber
Fred Shiyg
Fish Company
Stanley Olszeweld
John Purcell
John Caldwell
Chester Harry
Bruno Gattis
Virgina G. Hawkins
James Peganoff
George Percy
Sylvia Kinnear
Edward Mussina
Second Charge Placed Against Tax Collector
A second charge of extortion was placed against J S O Boyle representative for the Deutsch Collection Agency of Philadelphia in relation to delinquent school taxes in district areas. He was released on 300 bail to halt trial at the next session of criminal court and faces a simple assault charge during the current court session. O Boyle was employed by Union and McKean townships schools to collect delinquent taxes but alleged irregularities in the collections prompted protests by taxpayers and charges against the collecting agent.
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Sri
J. S. O'Boyle
Deutsch Collection Agency
Philadelphia
Avr
Geo
Brubender
O'Boyle
Crimins Court
Union and
McKean Township School
Allied air and artillery action reported at Lae base
Allied communique from Australia April 1944 says Allied planes destroyed or damaged 20 Japanese planes on the ground and started large fires at Lae New Guinea after an attack on the enemy air base. Japanese planes attacked Port Moresby three times with minor damage. Correpidor fortress and surrounding islets were heavily bombed and shelled, batteries silenced, and shore columns destroyed.
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Australia
Japan
Lae
New Gilinea
Torlay
Port Moresby
New Guinea
Correpidor
Turon
Sata
Funeral services for Robert Smith held at Brecken-Keating chapel
Funeral services for Robert Clyde Smith age son of Mr and Mrs Robert Smith 708 West Main were conducted at 2 pm Wednesday with Rev James Eyiman officiating. Bearers included classmates and friends Donald Long Donald Blogs William Smith William Kolotse Eugene Munn Robert Lindquist Paul Ross Merle Ottoway John Mach a and John Morton. Attendees included D class Junior High and representatives from Junior High faculty and Senior High. Out of town mourners listed from Ohio Pennsylvania and Lincolnville. Rangaroos can jump nine feet high.
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Ropert Clyde Smith
Robert Smith
West Main Street
Brecken-Keat—ing
James Eyiman
Donald Long
Donald Blogs
Wiliam Smith
William Koletse
Eugene Munn
Robert Lindquist
Paul Ross
Merle Ottoway
John Macha
John Morton
Bony
Hattie Wilcox
Willoughby
Ohio
Mats Henry Marton
Findley Lake
Garner Heath
Cranesville
Robert Blix
Jametown
Henry Brown
Howard Weed
Kenneth Brown
Raymond Brown
Althea Brown
Lincolnville
Donald Yeager
Erie
Big Army Plane Brings Erie Visit in Wartime Tour
A Consolidated B 24 bomber under Captain Robert C. Whipple landed at Port Erie’s airstrip after a cross country flight. The eight man crew included Whipple and arrived amid wartime music and a non stop display, with the aircraft armed and ready for a mission despite missing bolts.
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Whipple
Consolidated
Jamestown Milk Plant Estimated at 125000
Jamestown officials reviewed an engineer's estimate of 125000 for a municipal milk plant project at a City Hall meeting. The figure excludes delivery and equipment costs and was the first estimate received during ongoing investigations. Further cost data will be sought before any decision.
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Jamestown
Tamestown
City Hall
American insignia clarified on camouflage war flight
A caption describes a war flight range of 3000 miles at 300 mph carrying four tons of bombs. The plate led by Capt. Whipple was fully camouflaged. Spectators were misled by the white star in a blue circle insignia, but Whipple explained the red center ball and white surround would be added later to become the American emblem.
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Capt. Whipple
Whipple
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