Farmers see mixed prices as crops up while meat drops in Pennsylvania
The Federal-State Crop Reporting Service notes meat prices in Pennsylvania fell across hogs beef cattle calves and sheep between Oct 15 and Nov 15 while hay grain and potatoes rose. Wheat barley rye and corn show small changes with butter eggs and poultry also moving. Cecile Gebhart urges home food protection as dried foods face insects.
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Harrisburg
Federal-State Crop Reporting Service
Pennsylvania
Willi
Find Mill
Hunters warned on antlerless deer permits during split season
The Game Commission alerts hunters that permits for antlerless deer must not be borrowed or transferred. Violations may bring fines up to 25 dollars and possible prosecution. Warren county is the only area open for antlerless hunts from December 13 for three days, with strict enforcement at borders.
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Hayes Ian Englert
Warren County
McKean County
Magtert
Fragmentary wartime note hints at Stalin sword ceremony
Disjointed OCR fragment references a Stalin sword presentation and mentions Stalin, Roosevelt, and wartime views. No clear date, place, or complete events are discernible.
Missionary cites Japanese atrocities near Nanking
Dr. Ralph Phillips testified before a state legislative committee that Japanese forces near Nanking mass slaughtered about 50 000 Chinese men from a refugee camp his group aided. He said many were shot burned alive or killed in mass executions and that thousands of young Chinese girls were seized and subjected to brutal abuse by Japanese soldiers.
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Los Angeles
Ralph Phillips
Nanking
Sama
Frank Sinatra Takes Physical Exam Today
Crooner Frank Sinatra reported to the Newark draft induction station for two final physical exams to decide on service eligibility. The appearance was granted to avoid crowds and allow a Pittsburgh theatre engagement the next night.
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Associated Press
Newark
WN. J
Frank Sinatra
Ian Caldwell
Draft Board 49
Jersey City
Sinatra
Pittsburgh
Salty sentences result from Jamestown raid
Jamestown reports two men arrested in a midnight raid on November 28 at 307 West Fourth Street admitted guilt to drunk and disorderly conduct in court. Leroy Raymond Nelson, 39, a painter, received four months in Mayville jail and Raymond A. Simmons, 21, was fined 50 dollars with possible jail time at one dollar per day.
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Jamestown
West Fourth Street
Mayville
Leroy Raymond Nelson
Raymond A
Simmons
Fiie
Judiciary Committee Opens Liquor Probe in 1940s Writ
Washington December 9 A judiciary sub committee will investigate byfire drink retailers and state owned stores over whisky supply and demand Senator Ferguson S t Read said the inquiry will examine possible obilli pri ficient supplies to meet the need.
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Washington
Ferguson S T Reet
Answers to J Q Quiz on Editorial Page
The editorial page lists corrected quiz items including question 2 about 400 percent Black, question 4 Irony a, Chester Fawles, question 6 Major domo, question 7 Duty Honor Contry, question 8 King George VI, question 4 Day of Atonement, and question 10 Infantry.
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Irony A
Chester Fawles
Major Domo
National Labor Board to hear Erie GE case
The National Labor Relations Board announced a hearing in Erie on December 17 to review facts presented by two unions seeking to represent 1 859 office and factory clerical employees of General Electric Co.
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Pittsburgh
Naonal
Erie
General Electric Co
Market Report Mixed as Stocks Slip and Hogs Shine
New York market notes show profit taking and scattered gains with lower overall trend. Pittsburgh and Buffalo dispatches list steady livestock and active cattle markets. Mercer, Pennsylvania youth wins top price at the Jutubugh Livestock Show with a 4H club member selling a top steer for 3330.
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Medluim
Associated Press
New York
T&t
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
General Electric
General Motors
Rennecall
Montgomery Ward Aa
Nasional
Blsett
National Daily
Investhern Pacific
Paramount Petmey
Penns RR
Socony Vacuum
Studebaker
Pexas
US Steel
Westinghouse Electric
Woolworth
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South Penn Oil Salt
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Pittsburgh
John ‘Tilh
George R. Sweeney
West Mewton
My Hit Ani He Mt Sec Infan Tooth
A fragmented line item describes an infant related to a security incident and a land-related matter. Readable names and places are limited, preserving only the essential event cues.
Unclear OCR fragment reports regional notes and names
Fragmentary text mentions Charleroi Remaley Centeptec Wi p08 West and Sylsliae ward RT Br igntadvon, a loose assortment of names and places without a coherent event or outcome.
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