Jamestown Milk Producers Face OPA Deadline
Jamestown producers warn that 15 to 20 percent of the milk supply may be diverted if the OPA does not grant a one cent per quart price boost. Directors of the Jamestown Independent Milk Producers Association plan to meet to decide their next move as a December 15 deadline looms.
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Jomestown
Damestown Independent Milk Producers Association
Tale Wotton
OPA Fliday
Samuel A. Stroth Anil
Milk Commission
Uh-Committee
OPA
Thusroducers
Lament Hall
Sinclairville
Producers’ Organization
Mayville
Bear Lake
Funeral services held for David J Hulings in Kane
David J Hulings died in Kane Community Hospital at 10 15 p m Friday of pneumonia after ten days illness. Funeral services were conducted at Brown and Watts Parlor in Kane by Dr Donald A Irwin of Kane Presbyterian Church. Interment followed at Oakland Cemetery. He was born in Clarion county around 1882 and retired 17 years ago from an active life as woods man. Survived by wife Ale and children Warren Howard Charles Cecil, plus six grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.
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Kane
David J, Hulings
Brown and Watts
David J. Hulings
Kane Community Hospital
Donald A. Irwin
Erie Slayer Faces Arraignment Today
Marable Simpson thirty three of 117 West 15th Street is scheduled for preliminary hearing on a murder charge at 10 AM before Alderman Joseph Klissowaki. Counsel likely will be appointed by President Judge Miles B. Kitts. Simpson confessed to shooting Charles Rayford thirty one of 420 West 18th Street over a $16 gambling dispute. Rayford was on parole from Timeis for larceny when the shooting occurred.
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Marable
Melvin) Simpson
Neato
West 15Th Street
Joseph Klissowaki
Miles B. Kitts
Simpson
Charles Rayford
West 18Th Street
Rayford
Timeis
Corry Red Cross sewing chapter reports 2679 garments made
Corry Chapter reports 2679 garments sewn and knitted this year for armed forces and refugees. Volunteers contributed 4506 hours, making surgical dressings, sweaters, helmets, and comfort items for service members, refugees, and civilians. The effort, led by Mrs Mildred Allred, includes 310 workers across workrooms, clubs, and homes.
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Red Cross
Mildred Allred
Chapler
Chuweles
Mull Fury
W. B Pelifer
V1. Phillips
Mus
M. Frost
W. Ghee
Gilkon
Frank Morris
N. Sherman
Elton Simmons
Charles Willard
Chanter
Alfred
Mens Bees
284 Absent From The Schools Today
Aay was reported ihetter Chai esterday With 284 students absent for various reasons chiefly colds and influenza. Superintendent Ralph Dewey said this morning Senior High had 58 absent, Junior High 6, and Conrad 50. Heating posed a problem with sub zero weather, though no breakdowns were reported. The Concord building was in good shape though past heating issues. Rumors of heating trouble at Junior High were not confirmed by offices.
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Ihetter
Australian Vet Praises Blood Plasma Gift to Wounded
Jamestown reports Sgt. Donald Hopkins praises overseas blood plasma from the Red Cross. He credits the plasma with saving lives and enabling wounded soldiers to return to action, noting it helps soldiers regain readiness after six months in Australia. He describes front line work five miles from the front.
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Jamestown
Red Cross
Donald Hopkins
Fred Hopkins
Falconer Street
Australia
Medical Corps
Hopkins
Heaviest Raid of War Against Nazi Targets Reach Greece
Aegean front reports heavy Allied air strikes against Piraeus Harbor and three air fields near Athens. Flying Fortresses and Liberators claim 12 German planes shot down, while Allied losses total five. Moslem units in eastern Yugoslavia cooperate with Allied forces, capturing a town in Bosnia and forcing a Nazi retreat. Berlin reports an invasion against Pag Island met by coastal batteries. Bulgaria delays government changes as pro Allies influence grows. Col Damian Veltchev named as possible successor to Premier Bosilov if pro German affairs falter.
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Iage
Caldari
Adriatic
Mark W. Clark
Fifth Army
Texas
36Th
Greece
Middle East
Balkans
Piraeus
Grecian
Athnens
Balitan
Marshal Brox
Ribes
Yugoslavia
Bosnia
Pag Island
Uljan
Berlin
Germany
Balkan
Bulfyaria
Damian Veltchev
Dobri Bosilov
Erie Sailor Returns From War Zone Voyage
Commander Fred Falkenstein, 48, chief engineer aboard the Liberty Ship, returns to Erie on furlough after an 18,000 mile round trip into Middle East waters described as the hottest voyage. He reports attacks by submarines and aircraft and a bombing and strafing barrage while passing through the Mediterranean to Persian Gulf ports.
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Erie
Fred Falkenstein
United States
Middle East
Falkenstein
Persian Gulf
Jand
Pulkenstein
Teft
Anr
Mediterranean
Mason Dixon Line Delimits Delaware and Maryland Split
A historical note explains the Mason and Dixon Line runs between Delaware and Maryland, separating Pennsylvania from Maryland. It states most of Delaware lies south of the line, while a smaller portion near New Castle is north, making Delaware both north and south.
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Delaware
Maryland
Pennsylvania
New Castle
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