Farmers Forest Tree Planting High In Pennsylvan State
Deputy Secretary Charles E Baer says farmers will plant more trees this spring in Pennsylvania Farm woodlands total about four million acres with an average of 192 acres per farm Declines in agriculture and lumber trends link to forest loss Farmers should harvest wood crops now for fuelwood posts ties and Christmas trees, while promoting farm forestry and market advantages for estate timber
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Commonwealth
Charles E. Baer
Prrsdient of Forests and
Pennsylvania
Cental
Wen
Enock Crosby Biweekly Radio Play Tonight on NBC
Henry Hull stars as Enoch Crosby in a biweekly radio drama about a cobbler who acts as a spy for revolutionary forces. The NBC lineup features Magnolia Bros, Information Please, and many music and variety programs with guests and bands.
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Henry Hull
Enoch
Crosby
Caviloads of America
James Fenimore Cooper
Harvey Birch
Hull
Jeeter Lesters
Tobacco Road
NBC
Magnolia Brossome
Fisk
Nashville
Johnny
Johnnny Green Aid
Molly
Bob Hope
Awakening of Public Mood on Expenditure and Elections
A March of public awakening criticizes high costs of special elections in Ohio’s 2nd district and others. Voters urged to demand accountable candidates and reduce government waste while politics shift toward wiser administration and fiscal restraint. A separate reflective piece questions the current European war fears and notes limited military activity, urging awareness of genuine threats and the need for prudent policy.
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Gore
Ohi
She Quillen
Stamp News and World War Era Stamp Notes
Stamp news covers the release of the Mark Hopkins educators stamp at Williamstown Massachusetts on March 14 and first day sales of Emerson and Alcott stamps in Boston and Concord. The piece then veers into a stream of wartime rhetoric about fascist aims, Britain, and the potential for renewed European conflict, with speculative hopes for spring action and reflections on military mood.
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Deems
Taylor
Roger Sessions
Emerson Whithorne
Colin
Herbert
Bergamini
New York
Bellevue Hospital
New York Academy of Medicine
Mark Hopkins
U. S
Williamstown
Mass
Hopkins
Williams College
Inter
Williams
Postoffice Department
Boston
Concord
Hfe
Europe
British Interference Delays US Steel Order In Europe
Bruce Catton reports British disruption of US commerce via intercepted overseas orders. A Norwegian buyer’s inquiry to a US firm faltered when a cable halted in England, allowing a British company to submit the same price and win the deal. The episode underscores civilian-military tensions in wartime communications.
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Bruce Catton
SEA Service
Washington
U. S
Europe
Norway
England
Daily How Many Can You Answer Quiz Item
A jumble of quiz questions and incomplete phrases from a classified page asking how many can be answered, including references to a Death Seance, Balaclava Crimean War, cattle ranches, and various unclear topics.
Unclear Dialogue Rumors Tie Leaders to War Talk
Disjointed clipping hints at a Roosevelt call with Mussolini and Ptler amid European capitals. Mentions Baltic states possibly breaking treaty bonds with Australia and a curious police horses incident in New York. Vague references to British, Japanese, and New Zealand actions conclude the fragment.
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Ptler
Mussolini
Roosevelt
New York
Greenwich
Asaiolioe
New Zealand Reef Side Canal
Hollywood film scout Pommer seeks undiscovered American talent
Internationally famed producer Erich Pommer argues the United States hides more undiscovered film talent in small towns than Europe. He cites Vivien Leigh and other stars he helped discover and says American studios should exploit untapped personalities by grooming newcomers for starring roles rather than pairing them with established stars.
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Holllywood
Erich Fommer
America
Fiomnes
Hollywood
London
Charles Daughto
Vivien Leigh
Miss Leigh
Maurteen O'Hara
Charles Boyer
Marlene Bistrith
Lillian Harvey
Emil Jannings
Pommer
Amerca
Mariner
Laughton
Europe
Germany
Smish
Corry High Class 1920 resumes annual project Four Seat Clover
Twenty years ago notes report Corry High School seniors of the Class of 1920 renewing plans to publish a High School Annual entitled Four Seat Clover. The article records local activity including Major William Fieh of the Inspector General’s Department in Philadelphia visiting to discuss with Ideal guard leaders, and various residents traveling for work and personal matters. The text also mentions illnesses and travel among residents, including Xr. Williams of Wine ger and Williams, George Allen’s return from Meathvil ls, and Yautine Frances, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Heerlelny Jr., suffering a serious illness.
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Corry
Sap e Drivers Save Millions Hartford Style Savings
Connecticut motorists in 1999 saved about 3.5 million dollars in public liability and property damage, a claim attributed to Cyulinus driving by the state motor vehicles commission per Col Michael A Connor.
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SAPE
Milions
Hartford.com
Connecticut
Michael A. Connor
DAILY DOZEN From the Medical Society of a State of Peomuylquita
The article discusses disease carriers who transmit germs without showing symptoms. It notes carriers of typhoid, diphtheria, and dysentery can spread illness through food and water. Sanitary measures reduced many epidemics, but carriers remain a risk in communities.
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the Medical Society of
Peomuylquita
Attack Victim 15 Shows Improvement at St Marys
In Aingway Feb 27 the 26 year old Pred Cxverlini of Coal Hollow shows improvement while receiving treatment at St Marys hospital after a fistula encounter last Thursday night with J J Pouluer of Kersey. He has a fractured jaw and several fractured ribs with one puncturing a lung.
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Aingway
Coal Hollow
St. Marys Hospital
Cayvertirtt
St. Marys
J J. Pouluer
Kersey
Casily Indoor Entertainment at Madison Square Garden
The Garden must supply seven hundred tons of earth for each horse show rodeo or circus held at Madison Square Garden New York City. It rents the earth from a local contractor at a cost of about 2500 dollars per event.
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Madison Square Garden
New York City
Unclear OCR Fragments on Merchandise Tax Approvals
Fragmentary OCR text hints at approval timing for merchandise tax or tolls, with references to allowances and rules. No clear entities, dates, or outcomes are readable, making precise headline and summary construction difficult.
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