Applications for Feed Loans Now Open Across Regions
Emergency feed loan programs invite farmers to apply for apoyo to secure corn and hay for livestock. Credits are issued with priority to those meeting basic farming needs, and funds disbursements begin soon through local offices in Baltimore Union City and nearby counties. Applications from various towns including Embia Union Ferry and Wick Hoek are listed with deadlines in March and late spring.
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Aecelitie
Grunnentoefert
Ueni
Wielandtlords
Opoys
Heuneud
Farm Credit Administration
Baltimore
Embia
Wapoffey
High Street
Union Fey
Louis A. Pouse
P.m. Marvel Mn
Road Damage Claims Settled in Roosevelt Highway Case
Settlement pins damages from Roosevelt highway widening between Union City and Mill Village on Boilie Road. Commissioners and claimants including Guy Walton of Kenge Ohlon City and Floyd Carnall saw varied awards. Walton seeks over 875 dollars for land and trees. Brown estate collected 571. Carrell to recover 000. Damages to adjacent properties noted as substantial though lesser than iron property losses.
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Pouery Qurnipiss
Damany
Amoubtine
Pintess
Ellin Blu Pepanding
Comapissioner
Thomas Flatley Awanties
Guy Walton
Kenge Ohlon City
Tame Nikety W S
Carrell
Thesday
Union City
Mill Village
Boilie
Navy
Yell Dighway
Old-Age Claims Paid in Erie District February Report
Approximately 1,160 old-age insurance claims were paid in the Erie service area during January, announced by H Hoover, manager of the social security board's Pittsburgh office. Claims certified averaged $75.05 in Pennsylvania versus a national average of $56.98.
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Erie
H Hoover
Fool Security Board
Bre Teld
Pennsylvania
Hoover
Washingtons Home As Tribute To Conscientious Effort
In 1757 George Washington inherited Mount Vernon Villa from his half brother Lawrence, naming it Mount Vernon. This house became the nucleus from which he built the famed estate.
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George Washington
Lawrence
Mount Vernon Villa
Mount Vernon
Washington's Mount Vernon House Expands Over Years
In 1759 George Washington married the Widow Custis and the roof was raised a full story while preserving the architectural lines. In 1774 a right wing was added and a covered walk completed in 1775.
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George Washington
Custis
Mount Vernon Expansion Echoes Revolutionary Era
In 1776 the left wing was added giving the home a mansion appearance. Even during the Revolution George Washington reaffirmed his faith in the infant nation by continuing his program of expansion at Mount Vernon.
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America
George Washington
Mount Vernon
United States
Mount Vernon Adds Cupola and Grounds Improvements
In 1787 Mount Vernon added a crowning cupola enhancing its distinction while grounds were improved. The pintograph shows a perfect symmetry maintained in the scene.
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Mount Vernon
NYA Boys Are Good Students Survey
Harrisburg Feb 22 The NYA survey of eight Pennsylvania colleges finds funded students rated above average scholastically. Walter S Cowing State Youth Director announced the study by the NYA student aid division with college officials. It covered 6934 students assisting in laboratories faculty duties and related work. Thirty five colleges reported NYA students above average attainment and thirty eight indicated they kept pace or exceeded the normal distribution.
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Harrisburg
National Youth Administration
Pennsylvania
Walter S. Cowlug
NYA
Niles
Cowing
Rea
Receipts From Farm Crops Fell in 1938 in Pennsylvania
A historical report shows December 1938 farm crop receipts in Pennsylvania fell from 1937 levels. Crop receipts dropped to about 3.845 million after 1888 figures, while livestock and livestock product receipts declined to 1 28.829 million from 128.309 million. Total government payments to farmers reached 482 million dollars, with Pennsylvania farmers receiving 4.757 million.
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Pennsylvania
United States
Lent Study and Services Planned at St Pauls Church
Ash Wednesday marks a season of Lent with a Holy Communion service at 1 30. Rev EL leads evening readings on the Passion narrative March 1 to March 28. Lent sermons by Rev Mr Wagner focus on the home, with dates March 5 19 26 and April 2 18 28. Easter schedule includes confirmation classes on April 9 and Easter Sunday services.
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E. L. Wagner
St Paul's
Evangelos Liheran
Whainstar
Auring Lot
Gethsem Mane
Wagntr Angeuness
Matriagrapi
Miich
Kentts
Marrhy
Eoemies
Family
Than Horne
Rewifon
Hasses
Prj
West Colimbus Residents Seek Water Line and Hydrant
West Colimbus Avenue residents urge the City Council to permit a water line extension and hydrant installation to serve homes west toward Center Street. The council negotiates with property owners on releases for the street upgrade and top paving funds. If the hydrant and waterline are approved, construction could begin. annual hydrant maintenance would cost about 75 dollars.
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Myners
West Conn Fils Avenue
Ity
State Hospitals Reform Costs and Patient Admissions
State health officials ration care to those deemed worthy as admissions decline and furloughs rise. The department audits waiting lists, trims beds, and shifts patients to home care to reduce state expenditures. Major savings cited at Tonfintel and other hospitals, with substantial funds allocated to medical and surgical facilities and regional institutions.
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Amby
Atlre
Bhatt
Judge Hirt Convicts Corryite for Liquor Law Violations
Judge Hirt convicts Corryite 15 for violating state liquor laws after trial lasting hours. Ralph Carrcneto, owner of a Glirry restaurant, was fined and ordered to pay costs as the jury found he permitted sale of liquor in his establishment. Witnesses testified to several violations and the court emphasized stringent enforcement by state liquor agents.
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Ralph Carrcneto
Gency Glirry
Corry Oman
Tom
Former Erie Boxer Held for Jury in Assault Case
An ex Erie boxer, 18, was held for grand jury after an assault charge stemming from a Sunday morning fight at 448 E 3rd Street. He was brought before Alderman Richard Pfeffer, released on 1000 bail, following referral from Patrolman Fran Figaski. The incident involved Charles Wrotek and involved a resort club fight ending in Zielinski’s injuries and hospitalization at Hamot.
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Erie
Street
Asaultant Pattery
Uelivin
Richard Pfeffer
Schirges of Frest
Jim
Zielinski
Bo Sterovs
Pigask
Hamot
General notes on NYA students and Fascist Italy wages
The report cites above average scholastic standing among NYA students and notes youths work their way through college with industrious and ambitious effort. The youth director says selections are based on merit and ability. In Italy wages average $4.37 a week.
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NYA
Italy
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