Milk Control Board moves to end all abuses
The Pennsylvania Milk Control Board proposed revisions to end dealer abuse in trade practices. Changes include reducing farm milk prices, sharing mills profits with new farmers, tightening field accounting, and requiring full dealer sales and purchases reports. The reforms aim to curb “unaccounted-for” milk and ensure sanitary compliance, with use of butterfat percentages to determine payments.
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Pennsylvania Milk Control Board
Frank Gcho
Coho
Health Department
Commission Enforcement Apervisors
Rev Harris Leads Prayer Week Sermon At Presbyterian Church
A large congregation heard Rev H Ray Harris of the United Brethren church deliver a stirring sermon at the Presbyterian church as the fourth in a series for the Week of Prayer. Tonight the Methodist church hosts Rev Gilbert J Boyd of the Presbyterian church with a sermon on The Triumph of the Cross Home Life and Education.
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H. Ray Harris
United Brethren Church
Presbyterian Church
Methodist Church
Gilbert J. Boyd
Fear War Spreads To Other Fronts
The article analyzes how the war could widen beyond western Europe as the Red Army invades Finland, with dangers to neutrals rising if either side grows desperate. It notes Nazi claims on Allied actions and Britain’s blockade, the risk if Belgium or Holland join the Allies, and Allied reliance on sympathy from neutrals and the United States for survival amid German resistance.
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Red Army
Finland
Russia
Europe
Rumania
Greece
Turkey
Sweden
Scandinavia
Reich
Enouzly
Germany
Balkans
Belgium
Gollard
Britain
France
Wannot
Prairie
Genneny
Hentrals
Czeskoslovakia
Boland
Alles
United States
Witch
Bernstein Bros Annual January Sale Promises Big Turnout
Bernstein Brothers firm announces their annual January sale of men's and boys' clothing. The five big events each year draw patrons eager for clearances. The sale opens tomorrow Saturday and the store promises a successful merchandising event.
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Bernstein Brothers Wsday
Bernstein
Mojrow
Satunday
Driver Unaware of Fire on Car in Spokane
Bert Garland aged two rode for two blocks in his car before realizing he sat atop a blaze. Heat grew intense, he stopped the coupe, pulled the seat free and fumes and smoke filled the cabin as onlookers assisted.
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Spokane
Wash
Bert Garland
Auto Inspection Demands Ahead Of January Thirty First
Secretary William de Wanston pledges a square deal to the public as vehicle inspection centers rush to meet the January 31 deadline. Windshield stickers will mark compliant cars, with penalties for those failing to pass. State police investigations reveal widespread irregularities at stations, including suspensions and rejections of many inspections.
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Rove
William de Wanston
Ie Ju Lorie
Eames Oui
Pennsylvania Motor Police
Hamilton
Hunter Blames Self For Fatal Hunting Incident
A hunter in Elk County fatally shot himself with a Remington rifle after a personal crisis. John Antoshel, visiting St Marys Hospital following the incident, left his room and died at Calvary Cemetery hours later. Ray Streets of Pittsburgh, injured earlier in a separate accident, lay nearby as the town mourned.
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Fleisbure
van Antoshels
Meikees Rocks
Pitagh
Erle Ralroad
Wis
Lomi
Anwachele
Elk County
Ray Sweets
Pittsburgh
St. Marys
John Antothek
Arthur Keverline
Keverline
Bourder
Crief
Amiloche
Hnoukht
Bni
Joan Antochel
Remington
Calvary Cemetery
Charters Avenue
Arthur ‘Keverline
John An»tochek
Ray Streets
Inspection Flaws Highlighted by Hamilton at Safety Rally
The record cites lack of proper inspection facilities and inadequate testing for headlights and brakes, plus incompetent mechanics. Some inspection stickers were sold promiscuously by unscrupulous individuals and offenders were prosecuted by motor police. Hamilton stressed stricter supervision and warned against peddling stickers or padding bills, endorsing a crackdown to improve street safety.
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Hamilton
Gar
Nazi Seamen Deserters Must Leave Nation
Two young German seamen who deserted an oil tanker in Baltimore have become virtual refugee prisoners of war after arriving in Erie. Hans Heel, 18, and Bernard Bindyk, 19, lived freely for months before authorities ordered them to depart the United States under a Department of Labor ruling. They will not be deported to Germany within 90 days.
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Brie
Ailgrim
Baltimore
Erie
Tepe
Olittany Goldas
United Sines
Hans Max Heel
Bernard Frans Bindyk
Eoyne
Thelp Ald
Tras
Waterford
Panama
Germany
Chancellor Diftler
Rem
Department of Labor
Washington, D. C
United States
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Corry, Pa
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