Pennsylvania farmers vote on milk order February 17
More than ten thousand Pennsylvania dairy farmers in 24 counties will vote February 17 on amendments to the Federal price order. If the referendum fails, the order will be suspended February 28. The ballot, conducted at designated polling places, could yield a $5,279,000 increase to producers, with changes including lower diverted milk payments and higher prices for milk from outside the New York area.
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Associated Press
Warrisburg
Pennsylvania
New York City
New York
Claude Wickord
Secretar of
State Milk Control Commission
Bradford
Erie
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Susquehanna
Tioga
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Potter
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York
Chester
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Perry
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Wickard
Milk Control Commission
Farm Calander and Seed Shortages Due to War
War in Europe drives early seed orders as vegetable seed supplies shrink and new strains become scarce. Extension agents urge early purchases to secure the best varieties while greens hay and clean fleece practices boost wool values. Green hay signals carotene in calf nutrition as studies test dairy needs. Extension work at Pennsylvania State College reports 40770 improved farming and homemaking practices last year. Edible soybeans: sixty varieties from Japan tested in three states, Giant Greer tops home garden trials.
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Europe
Pennsylvania State College
Japan
Greer
Death Claims John Sarin 65 in Corry
John Sarin aged about 65 and long time Corry resident died at Cory hospital early today after nearly two years of ill health. A native of Latvia he came to the United States about thirty years ago and lived in Corry since moving from Erie in the early twenties. He ran a second hand store on West Main street for years and occupied apartments in the Payne block on East Main street. He had no known relatives in the United States. The body was sent to Davison Funeral Home with arrangements pending.
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John Sarin
Corry
Cory Hospital
My. Sarin
Latvia
United States
Corty
Erie
Payne
Shubert Holds Post as Board Deadlocked at County Prison
Five physicians were nominated for the county prison physician post but the board failed to reach five votes after multiple ballots. Incumbent Dr Felix Shubert retained the position for now as further balloting is planned at the next meeting.
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Shubert
County Prison Board
Tate
Jarnuary
Tme
Clintonville Child Hurled by Truck in Narrow Escape
Hartzell Hartwell, seven, of near Clintonville, was severely injured when struck by a truck on Route 308, about three miles east of Clintonville. He was en route from school for lunch and the truck, driven by Lb. P. Haken of Emlenton, hit him after he ran into the vehicle. He remains in Franklin Hospital with a fractured skull.
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Prankian
Chester
Hartzell
Clintonville
Franklin Hospital
Lb. P. Haken
Emlenton
Young Hartwell
Cabbage Growers Meet at Waterford
Erie and Crawford county cabbage growers convene all day at Waterford High School on Thursday February Tat to cover insect control cabbage diseases and varieties. Dr L B Dill will discuss insect control and insecticide results with local pests. H W Rankin will address cabbage diseases and past demonstrations. In the afternoon J M Huffington will cover cabbage varieties analysis of fertilizers and cultivation practices for cabbage and other vegetables.
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Erie
Crawford County
Waterford High School
L. B. Dill
Pennsylvania
Dill
H.W. Rankin
Rankin
Itis
J. M. Huffington
Aged Woman Skater Hurt in Fall Improves
Mrs Helen Norton of Chautauqua, a sixty five year old skater, suffered a serious head injury after colliding with skaters on a formal rink. She returned home briefly, then was admitted to W G A hospital January 28 for surgery to relieve pressure. She has been intermittently in a coma but shows sight improvement. no fracture was reported.
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Janis Vown
Helen. Norton
Chautauqua
Norton
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