Crops Far Short of Normal at Carter Hill
Garter Hill Pa July 17 reports crops well below average. Local families and visitors from Beaverdam, Meadville, Erie and Meekesport are noted among community gatherings. Weather and harvest conditions cited with picnic, church services, and social visits across Carter Hill and surrounding towns.
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Carter Hill
Garter Hill
Walter Blo8s
Northeast
Frank Adams
Crystal Adams
Waeth
Carl Lindberg
Monroe
Mich
Clarence Slyemotat
Eam
Beaverdam
Mattie Rogers
Hilla
Reba Rogers
Thelma
Clara Senter
Meadville
Ed Bloss
Leon Proctor
Nelson Willams
Charles Hodge
Rose
Mark Tanner
Floyd Itil
Harold Tanner
Mors
Southwick
Hilton Knapp
Lawrence Adams Jaye
Waller
Bal Burrows
Elmer Buetikofer
Erie
Harry Burrows
North East
Bert Slye
Archie Hurlbut
Treflonia
Clara Fawley
G. Shapp Ani Aun Stanley
Myrtle Snapp
Ed Bure “Lows
Miss Clue Pitt
Los Angeles
Mr and Mars
Gj, Follett
Hazen Follett
Corny Hospital
Jay Chelton
C. J. Follett
Monts
Spring Creek
Will Proctor
Youngsville
Charles Proctor
Esther Morris
Marjory Morris
Olean
Howard Burton
Bidved
Morris
Mise Ruthwade
Midway Park
Jamestown
N.Y
Roger Morris
Harry Morris
Milton Morris
R. C. Leatherman
Elizabeth
Richard
Meekesport
Mita
Lindquist
Beer keg explodes injuring man in Waterbury
In Waterbury Connecticut a beer keg exploded while James De Cava pumped pressure into the barrel. He sustained injuries and was taken to hospital for treatment. The incident occurred at a local establishment as investigators assess the accident and safety procedures.
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Conn
Legal Peer 45
Petting Bank
James de Cava
de Cava
Fox Hospital
Injuries From Warren Auto Crashes Prompt Hospital Treats
Two serious crashes on Route 6 between Warren and Irvine left three people with injuries and sent four to Meadville and Erie areas hospitals. Emerson Pryor, 27, of Meadville, suffered lacerations and burns. Harald Trini, 21, Meadville, bruises. Edwin Africa, 18, and Jay Sejtin, 19, Warren, bruises and minor injuries. The second crash near Lily Pond involved William Woo, 25, and Cortland McIntosh, 37, both of golf club affiliations, with multiple facial and limb injuries. Both drivers were hospitalized for possible fractures and other injuries after returning from a Kane golf tournament en route to Erie.
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Warren
Jay
Irvine
Real
Arity
Harald Trinially
Meadville
Afrisa
Edwin
Jay Sejtin
Lily Pond
New York Central
William Woo
Lake Shore Golf Club
Ene
Cortland MeIntosly
Evie Golf Club
Vogl
McIntosh Hay
Kane
Erie
New High School Project Approved in Jamestown
Contracts for a new Jamestown Senior High School were approved by state engineer Arthur Tit le of the Public Works Administration. Construction is to begin this week with the John W. Cowper Company of Buffalo as general contractor at a base bid of 54900. Chatfield Sharp Inc. won the heat and ventilating bid.
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Jamestown
Arthur
Public Works Administration
Board of Education
Frederick P. Rogers
Wit
New York
Gir
John W. Cowper Company of
Buffalo
Chatfield , Sharp, Inc
Injured When Buggy Struck Westfield
Mr and Mrs Bernardo Diaduto about 34 were severely hurt when a buggy they rode in was struck by a pit driven by DeForest Griswold 23 on Academy Street. Diaduto suffered head bruises facial injuries and possible nasal fracture while Mrs Diaduto had shock. They were treated by a doctor and to be examined today to determine injuries.
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Westfield
Bernardo Diaduto
Pearl Street
DeForest Griswold
Academy Street
Diadeta
Dogs Protests Over City Tax Bill Formation
Formoso Mayor A W Tiler signed a new city tag tax and handed the bill to the clerk before leaving City Hall. A delegation of nine dogs greeted him with loud yaps. The text cites a tax amount of 77 995 and outlines contracts awarded: plumbing 34 697, Linquest Electric 44 380, and a Tow base bid.
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Formoso
A. W.tiler
Leet
Philippines Trade Figures 1938 to 1932 Export Import Balance
United Press reports show the Philippines in 1938 exported to the United States worth 91 818 027 while imports from the U S totaled 43 540 407 creating a favorable balance of 47 772 020. Sugar remained the dominant export at 61 percent, with coconut products and copra also rising. A separate obituary notes George Waterins Watteins of Madison County Ohio died in a hospital at age 92 after Civil War service with the First Ohio Regiment.
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United Press
Meanila
PHE Philippine Islands
Ast Yexit
United States
Philippines
Phe
ATI
Jerloy
Lincoln Guard
Painesville
George Wat ‘Eins
White Horse
Lincoln
Wattein
Ohio Regiment
Madison
Thumbs Down on Hitchhiking for Safety in Harrisburg
Harrisburg July 18 report from the Governing Committee on Street and Highway Safety condemns hitchhiking as dangerous. It notes hitchhikers stray into traffic, endangering themselves and motorists, and advocates ignoring them to avoid liability and accidents.
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Harrisburg
Phe Hiteh-Hitey
Pay Boost for School Workers
A reorganized school board meeting in the High School building filled many positions by appointment. The board approved repairs and supplies, authorized text book and chat equipment purchases, and granted a five percent salary increase to most employees, following prior boosts for the teaching staff.
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Vanues
Aly Development Cinsans
Teachtrstaff
Orem H. Graham Estate Bequeaths Grants to Four Groups
The late Orem H. Graham city editor of The News-Herald left bequests of 500 pounds each to four Franklin organizations upon probate filing. The Business Women's Club, the Franklin Rand, the Franklin Chapter of the American Red Cross, and the Venango-Clarion Council of the Boy Scouts will each receive 500. The Franklin Library will obtain such monies as Mr. Graham’s battle as it may desire.
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Roy Scouts Ranh
Graham
Pranicin Library
Sheep Shipped for Grazing in Colorado
About 12 000 head of sheep from nearby ranges were shipped to Colorado to graze as drought bites the region. The animals will graze there and be returned home unless they are sold during the stay.
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Colorado
Midwest Catholics mobilize against films in Nebraska and Iowa theaters
Omaha July 18. Independent theater owners in Nebraska and Western Iowa joined the National Catholic Legion of Decency in opposing what they deem salacious films. Delegates reported business losses up to 50 percent in Catholic towns, protested lack of film choice, and posted notices labeling films as suitable or unsuitable near church doors. Leaders claim visible early success of the crusade.
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Omaha
Neb
Gatholic Legion of Decency
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Nebraska
Iowa
Cathol Decency Legion
Omaha H
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