Relief declines in Pennsylvania as aid transfers rise
In the first week of January Pennsylvania saw a reversal of gains in general assistance rolls with transfers to the aid to dependent children program. About 308 cases were moved from general help while 4 985 cases closed and 4 079 opened.
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Brinas
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Three Battle Out Tie In Oakland Golf Open
Oakland’s sixth annual $5,000 Open golf tournament ends with a three man tie for the lead. J Dutch Harrison Ben Hogan and Leonard Dodson share 276 after 72 holes and face an afternoon 1 hole playoff to decide the first prize of 1200, second 750, and 850 consolation at Clut January 12.
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Lumberjack Swanson Hurt As Log Rolls Off
Charles Swanson, a Bowman Lumber Mills worker in Kane, suffered multiple fractures to his left leg when a large log rolled onto him while crew loaded logs onto a truck northwest of Kane. Fellow workers extricated him and took him to Community Hospital. condition reported as good.
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Future Farmers events planned for farm show
Harrisburg January 13 four to five thousand members of Pennsylvania Chapters of the Future Farmers of America will take part in programs during the first three days of the 1941 State Farm Show January 20 to 25. A banquet will honor about 400 outstanding members and 60 state project winners will receive medals. Over 1,000 boys entered the contests with home farm project records in poultry, truck, dairy, and swine. Local delegates from 35 divisions will attend the banquet and Keystone Farmer candidates will be among those eligible for the top award. The FFA program opens Monday afternoon with meetings in The Forum of the education building and runs through Wednesday morning.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Future Partners of America
Brancis B. Haas
FFA
Adleruca Ad Claims Digestive Aid For Souring Food Decay
Ad claims digestible foods decay form sour storidelr or blasting. Urges readers to try Adleruca and buy it today at local drug stores. Includes indecipherable references and a call to action.
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Snow remover melts last half inch with intense heat
McKeesport inventor John B Sweeney assistant chief engineer shows a snow removing truck that melts the final half inch of snow with a 2000 degree flame and sweeps water away. He tested at the county airport and says the unit could keep runways open during heavy snowfall at a cost of about 3.80 per hour with two operators.
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Van
John B. Sweeney
McKeesport
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Sweeney
County Bureau of Maintenance
Home Planters Rules for Beautifying Grounds
Harrisburg January 13 John R. Williams head of the state bureau of parks outlines key techniques for home grounds beautification. Emphasizes removing undesirable plants while selecting species for doorway foundation background boundary and specimen plantings. Recommends prostrate juniper dwarf mountain pine blue spruce arbor vitae white spruce Douglas fir for low screens and prostrate forms. For background plantings suggests tulip tree red oak American elm and sugar maple with weeping willow and white birch for special spots. Highlights lawn areas between house and boundary for driven walks and striking individual trees such as redbud dogwood mountain ash weeping willow weeping birch pin oak fern leaf beech Japanese maple American cork maple and native maples and birches.
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Harrisburg
John R. Williams
State Bureau of Parks
Williams
Actors Split on Roles in Classic Film
Zene Dunne and Cary Grant stood firm against their parts in The Aw ful Truth while claiming it was their best work. Ralph Bellamy opposed his role but refused to yield. Claudette Colbert resisted previews of It Happened One Night, yet the film earned her an Academy Award.
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Cary Grant
Ralph Bellamy
Claudette Colbert
Erie Young Man Ends His Life
Elmer Craig Pearce a 29 year old resident of Sassafras Street killed himself with a 12 gauge shotgun at 2 80 a m Saturday in Erie Dr W Storble coroner reported Pearce had worked at Perry Furnace Co for three weeks and suffered fear and head injuries from an auto crash years earlier His mother Mrs Marjorie Pearce awoke to a gunshot in the basement and found him dead with the weapon nearby.
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Jan
Elmer Craig Pearce
Sassafras Street
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Pearce
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Marjorie Pearce
Kane Foundry Secures Defense Casting Orders
Kane Foundry will see defense related work more than double as an Ohio firm orders castings. Local representatives traveled to Cincinnati to secure patterns and finalize negotiations with plans to start next week. The project supports wartime materiel production for manufacturing defense materials.
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Jan
Moser Manufacturing Company
Ohio
National Defense
Fem
Cincinnati
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