Notice of 1917 Act seeds and marketing items list
The document outlines notices under the 1917 Act with details on addresses and interested parties, listing commodity marketing items such as eggs and dairy terms, and prices for produce including russets, Burbanks, and various weights. It references locations in Pennsylvania and New York markets, with figures for prices and goods like hogs, cattle, and produce.
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rtiMente
Cnnsylvania
U. S
Virginia
York Inn
Can
New York
Youngster Motors
Steel Strike Drags On With Limited Violence
AP reports the nation’s first wide steel strike sees six days of minimal action with about 750000 CIO and United Steelworkers members idle. Plants across 19 states close as pickets dwindle to scattered forces, while wage debates and carryback tax disputes fuel tensions among U S Steel executives and government officials.
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Associated Press
America
Louldand
Ohio
Nalice
CIO
Ee Me Voorhees
U. S. Steel “Corp
USW
Philip Murray
VW. & Steel
Voorhees
Murras Hiad
Secretary of the Treasury
U.S Steel Corp
U.S. Steel
Murray
Congress
John D. Small
Civilian Production Administration
Weets& Nearly
Tristate Industrie Associaion
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
DSW
Gio Baer Murray
Large Raymond plant expansion to receive steel deliveries
Serect Steel will deliver the first batch of structural steel for a major Raymond Manufacturing Company extension next week. Rogers Steel Company reports the project is moving ahead weather permitting, with Lk cotiyited managing the steel frame and crews arriving Monday to begin erection on the new wing, described as one of the citys smallest steel frame projects yet.
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Serect Steel
Raymond
Sirmatura Steel
Raymond Musufacturing
Bat
Rogers Siieural Steel Company
Ely Wilding
Weatier
Willibier
Rogers Sy
Dany
Wortons
Corry
Lawter
Tmye
Milk showing slight gain in Corry district
Dairy officials report a tentative easing of the milk shortage. Gains at receiving stations are modest and not enough to relieve butter manufacture. March or later is expected before broader relief. Butter remains scarce in Corry stores as efforts spread available supply among customers. State balance sheet shows Pennsylvania’s 0-day interest bearing deposits surpassing 50 million for the first time.
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Corry
Dairymen's League
Suest Sdly
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
New C J Factory Addition To Be Ready February
Ambiguous text fragment describes a new C J factory addition planned for February, with references to production, equipment, and staffing. The garbled OCR includes stray names and places but lacks coherent events or verifiable details to form a complete factual summary. The readable bits indicate expansion near existing offices and potential employment of dozens, with timelines unclear.
Big Boys In Market May Get Fooled
Roger Barson analyzes whether the so called big boys will crash when prices fall. He argues current market conditions in 1946 differ from 1929 with more money, fewer securities, high dividend focus, and strong SEC investor protection. Many buy stocks outright and store them in safe deposit boxes, risking difficulties to retrieve them.
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Roger Barson
New York City
New York
Stork
SEC
Aow
Faint Heart Halts Juvenile Hold-Up at Shamburg's
A Union City youth and an associated boy planned a movie hold up at the Shamburg News Store using a nickel plated revolver. Fear and lateness at Mead Park skating rink deterred the crime, with both youths returning home as investigators traced the plot to Erie juvenile court.
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Shamburg’s
Uruin Win
Mead Park
Shamburg
Union City
Corry Friened
Mages
Ghief
Sunior High School Isd
Arst
Union
Flanigan
Corry
Erie
Union City Ind
School Board to Meet Monday on Tenure Inquiry and More
A special School Board session is set for Monday evening to answer a state wide tenure inquiry and consider other business. The board may discuss hiring an additional instructor and respond to questions from state education officials. The regular January meeting was held earlier, and developments have led to the extra session.
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Board of Education
General Bubhiésso
Corey Dipestors
UNO Concluding London Session Moves to U.S. Site
London reports say United Nations power brokers aim to wrap up the London session within 10 days and relocate the headquarters site to the United States. Buyers pressure on the Security Council could push disputes involving Iran Greece and Indonesia to U.S. soil for swift action. Dwelling on the site and the secretary general election, officials note urgency as New York inspectors are urged to return by February 2.
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London
United Alions
United States
Security Council
America
Iran
Greece
Indonesia
Fdwart B. Stettinius, Jr
Security Coucil
UNO
Gindwyn Jebb
New York
Major Schotter Takes Pittsburgh Position
Major Schotter and Mrs. Altres will oversee a new home in Belleview for veterans in Pittsburgh education programs. Mayor Schotter assists Brigadier Ralph Miller in Western Pennsylvania on special assignments. A farewell meeting is planned Sunday, with relocation to Pittsburgh next Wednesday and arrival of Captain and Mrs. Shipman to take over duties. Public welcome at a meeting Thursday evening.
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Amo
Altres
Salvatio Army
Bellevué
Pittsburgh
Schotter
Ralph Miller
Pennsylvania
Pikebursh
Rabid dogs threaten children as several attacks reported
A series of rabid dogs have bitten a child and others in the area. A beige female dog owned by Paul Lines and the Dr. Bower noted rabies risk. Officials report rabies exposure across multiple nearby farms, with treatment begun for a boy and warnings issued for residents until further notice.
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Ice
Rum Harting Fiieliy
Ulernoor
Westjinyday
Paul Lines van
Chester Parkes
Querre
Pierce
Hateh
Bower
Gibler
Drafts and Selective Service Medal Awards Report
The Corry and Union City draft boards recover the February pre-induction quota and set February 14 as the call day with two men sent to Pittsburgh. Induction groups may be small due to age and existing draft numbers. a ceremony on February 18 across five cities will honor 422 district board personnel with medals and certificates. Former mayor Frank Hepler chairs the local board and will receive the award along with another member. one award goes posthumously.
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Corry
Union City
Pittsburgh
Jocal
Frank ©. Hepler
Cly
Young Deserter Lived In Attic Strange Shadows Aroused Disclosures
Philadelphia reports 1 year old George Smith is in the brig after removal from an attic hiding place since May 1945. Navy says charges not yet filed. his mother says the boy tinkered with clocks, fled from Navy life begun in 1944, and vanished through a concealed wall panel. Local police traced him from Montoursville, Pennsylvania, amid stories of a strange shadow on an attic window.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
George Smith
Montourstille
William Fink
Pennsylvania
Smith
Navy
New York
Eugenie Hales Smith Martin
Oyl
Fink
Mary Iin
Montoursville
City Engineer Report Details Realty Activity and Transfers
City Engineer Don D. Williams reports 414 property transfers in the city for the year, with 368 showing nominal consideration of $1.00. Total value across transfers reaches 966,955.10, covering 3,035 acres inside city limits. The report notes paving, sidewalk construction, and excavation permits, with limited new sidewalk work and extensive county road resurfacing.
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Arts
Don D. Wijliam
Bnalverr
Fru
Uslaue
Renee Mol
Lerel
Williams Repnel
Ihty
Ciy
Athens
State probes inheritance tax levy in Allegheny County
Auditor General Wagner orders a probe into excess inheritance fees collected by Allegheny County officials. Huston, Monaghan to audit records in Harrisburg by February 2 and report findings. Legal contention centers on whether the 1997 act permits the fees or rightful ownership by the public treasury.
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Pittsburgh
G. Aira
Wagner Ians
Finwnchil Ree Heey
Allegheny County
Huston
Warner
Short Walle
Monaghan
Unsler
Commonwealth
Euston
Tate
Two Erie Men Die In Late Week Traffic Accidents
Readable portions report the deaths of John Smith, 75, on East 6th Street near Wayne and the Pennsylvania Railroad lines. Bernard Pelkowski, 68, fatally injured on East 12th Street near Reed after being struck by an auto in the early Saturday hours.
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Brie
van. Suis Engs
John &. Smith
Strick Ty
East 6Th Street
Wayne Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bernard Pelkowski
Selection of Premier Likely to Gain Temporary Victory
The report from London dated January 26 notes that the selection of a new premier is expected to secure a provisional victory in the ruling political crisis before parliamentary and security arrangements in Washington and Allied capitals. Sir Archibald Clark-Kee, a veteran diplomat, will become ambassador to the United States on May 1, succeeding the Earl of Walsay, while remaining ambassador to the Soviet Union.
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London
Quvgn-Essallanets
Tran
Ruesty
Crnwell
Anwriean
Aelbish
Bondon
Archibald Clark Kee
Unites States
Archibald
Soviet Union
Earl of Walltay
Top U S Envoys Shakeup Reported as resignations loom
Early reports say Ambassadors Averell Harriman to Russia and John Winant to Britain will quit within days. Pierpont Morgan Gnose may succeed Harriman. Joseph Davies and James Dunn discussed as possible successors to Winant. Harriman heads Moscow flight via Tokyo and Korea after talks with Generals Ge geop and Marshall.
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Hy Asshesaledt
Washington
Jim
Averell Harriman
New York
Catiwatyivy
Tidin
South Amerwa
Trym
Isisip Fation
Breeil
Joseph Deyies
Russia
James Dunn
Moscow
Fils
Chinpeking
Tokyo
Korea
Geetze
Marshall
China
Douglas Macarthur
N Y Pier Fire in Storm Marks Heavy Loss
A blaze driven by hurricane winds destroyed four Staten Island piers two barges and three freight warehouses in New York. Officials estimate losses exceed 500000. The three hour fire produced columns of smoke and towers of flame visible across the harbor. Fire was controlled near midnight. The damaged property belonged to the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and Co. Locomotives hurried to move 350 freight cars to safety away from spark damaged yards.
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Arsheiat
New York
Don
Staten Island
Metropolitan
New Jersey
Clise
Baltimore and Ohio Raily Aad Co
Woman Convicted as Accessory in Memorial Day Murder
In St Tunannonck Pennsylvania on January 26 a jury found Mrs Florence Randall guilty of accessory after the fact in the Memorial Day slaying of her husband Charles Randall a Harvey's Lake boat concessionaire. The verdict was announced at 10 p m defense counsel sought a new trial and Judge Berard Parr delayed sentencing pending appeal while Mrs Randall remained free on 1609 bond.
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Associated St. Tunehannock
Florence
Bérard B Parr
Randall Cout
CIO PICKET LINES REMAIN AFTER FED SEIZURE
nationwide meat packing strike nears tenth day as government seizes plants and AFL and CIO factions weigh next moves. Officials report no immediate return to work while wage talks and federal action reframe the labor conflict across 18 companies and about 1.6 million idle workers.
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Gore
Ynlnn
Bi Sail
Truman
Siniker
APL
Aday Apl
Truwe
Gayle Garrilrone
Tri Fan
Auriculture
Anderson
Chicago
Esby
Bhirgen
CIO
GTO
Tm m
Linton
AFL
Man Fell Dead On N Center Street In City
A man identified as Aldrich collapsed and died on North Center Street near Congress Street this morning. He had recently worked at the Daviton Pogle plant and came from Wieterford three years ago. Survived by wife Mrs Aubin Aldrich and sons Gary and Raymond, with other relatives in the area. The body was taken to Bracken Keating Funeral Home.
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Moitis Aloficn
Andemirs
North Center Street
Congress Street
Aldrich
W. Parkhurat
Fullom
Cat
Pullom
Ambitan Legion
Mai Wes
Fie ‘Voy
Bracken Keating Funeral
Wieterford
Rae
Daviton
Pogle Pany
Dia
Aubin Aldrich
Gary
Raymond
West Congres
Jenny
Tigleford
McGoenell
Sttty
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