Pennsylvania Farm Column Warns Against Unqualified Veterinarians
Harrisburg report from the Associated Press notes the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture intensifying a wartime drive against non graduate lay practitioners treating farm animals. Secretary Miles Horst cites fines in Fayette and Indiana counties and warns prosecutions will follow for injecting serums or viruses in violation of state law. The piece also outlines state grading rules for grapes, potatoes, apples and peaches under federal standards and details labeling requirements for packers.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Commonwealth
State Department of Agriculture
Miles Horst
Fayette County
Indiana County
P. Bishop
Bureau of Animal Industry
Horst
Pennsylvania
Secretary of Agriculture of the
United States
Merger Approved for Erie County Electric and Pennsylvania Electric
The Public Utility Commission approved the acquisition of Erie County Electric Company stock and its merger with Pennsylvania Electric Company. The deal, financed by stock, aims for economy gains without job or rate changes, with final joint approvals expected soon.
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Public Utility Commission
The
Pennsylvania Electric Co
Erie
Erie County Electric Company
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Securities and Exchange Commissions
PUC
United Gas
Farm crop output in Pa. dips slightly below last year
U S Department of Agriculture reports Pennsylvania crops show mixed results for 1943. Snap bean production at 578000 bushels, down from 608000 but above ten year average. Danish cabbage acreage 2800 acres, domestic cabbage 34400 tons, carrots 2000 acres planted, 720000 bushels expected. Harvesting already under way with market movement not full until September.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Pennsylvania
International Firm Seeks Technicians for Immediate Hire
An essential ministry invites applicants for permanent technical service roles in electrical or mechanical fields. Training offered with salary, higher income promised after. Only individuals from other essential industries need not apply. Respond with detailed personal data and photo to Box TBMC, care of Journal. Confidential.
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Box Tbmc
Books by John Selby and Alexander Saxton reviewed
The review covers Grand Crossing by Alexander Saxton and So Little Time by John Marquand. It highlights Saxton’s bid to become a novelist with a varied background and sharp prose, and notes Marquand’s shift from Boston to broader locales with satire on Jeff and Walter Newcombe as central figures.
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John Selby
Grand Crossing
Alexander Saxton
Murpers
Eugene Saxton
Mark Saxton
Alexander
Friends’ Seminary
Sixteenitly Street
New York
Ab Phillips Exeter
Harvard
University of Chicago
Louis Adamie
New York Central
Sion
Aller
Michael
Mr. Saxton
John P. Marquand
Little Brown
Mr. Marquand
Boston
Connecticut
Hollywood
Washington
Bragg
Mass
Jeff
Walter Newcombe
Marquand
A restless survey of books on world affairs and fiction
A review panel debates Samuel Grafton’s An American Diary and DeWitt MacKenzie’s India policy analysis, noting Grafton’s brisk snippets and advocacy for a humane world, while MacKenzie favors a negotiated Indian independence path. Other titles surveyed include Winston Churchill’s End of the Beginning, Francis Drake’s Vertical Warfare, and Proulx’s Underground from Hongkong.
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Samuel Grafton
Doubleday
Doran
America
William Shirer
Grafton
Ston Churchill
Charles Eade
Little Brown
Francis Vivian Drake
Mr. Drake
Hamburg
Canan
Hongkong
Benjamin A. Proulx
Treasury Receipts and Expenditures Reported for August
Treasury report from Washington notes August figures with receipts of 114,791,663.68 dollars and expenditures of 398,620,187.44 dollars. Net balance stands at 934,209,264.12 dollars, total debt 147,278,008,430.03 dollars, showing an increase of 98,?02,159.22 from the prior period.
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Treasury
Washington
Priest Leaves $43 060 Estate in Jamestown
The Rev. Michael W. Moynihan pastor of St. Peter and Pauls Roman Catholic church left a net estate of 43 060.89 to relatives and Catholic institutions. An inheritance tax of 296.25 was assessed. Beneficiaries include Anna Pickett and John Moynihan of Batavia Monica J Moynihan of Buffalo and others. Attornies were Judd and Stakel of Batavia. Surrogate Ottaway signed the order.
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Jamestown
Michael W. Moynihan
Vfarjorie BE. Cowan
Westfield
St. Bonaventure College
Allegany
Home and Foreign Mission Societies of Buffalo
Diocese of Buffalo
Judd & Stakel
Batavia
Ottaway
Rats Invade St Marys Victory Garden Areas
Dozens of large brown rats have invaded Victory gardens in the South St. Marys street area prompting the St Marys health board to deploy poison powder and gas. Gardeners report crops eaten and one rodent seen climbing a bean pole to reach vegetables. The infestation is linked to rats migrating from a borough dump on Berwind Heights.
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St. Marys Gardens
ST. Marys
Victory Gardens
Berwind Heights
Inheritance Tax Orders for Bertha Armitage Estate
Orders assess inheritance taxes in the estate of Bertha 8. Armitage widow of Charles F. Armitage with a net estate of 855,961.17 and tax of 539.61. Distributions include Cora B. Stewart 2000.00, Laura S. Nims 25980.58, Jeannette S. Worden 25980.58. Bootey and Bootey attorneys for the executor.
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Bertha
Armitage
Charles F. Armitage
Cora B. Stewart
Andarko
Oklo
Laura S. Nims
Burlington
Jeannette S. Worden
Jamestown
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Boston Cominion
Wilcox Grocery
East Main Street
Ste. Oranges
Kellogg's Rice Krispies
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Quaris
Abel
India
DeWitt MacKenzie
Doubleday, Doran
MacKenzie
Gandhi
Britain
MacKenszie
Tdians
Excape
Chennault
Conrad Wichter
Knopf
Rhine
Tie Lip
Philadelphia
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Mr. Richter
Johnny Jones
Heiman's
Benrus
Benras
Waterbury
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UTTON
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Tim
Hifler
Thei Empire
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