Pennsylvania Farm Column Reports Tuberculin Test Decline
Harrisburg notes a three year decline in cattle reactors across eighteen counties with tests showing 18 percent fewer reactors than 1937. Some counties show small increases due to herd expansion, while Bucks and Montgomery stay level. continued retesting deemed essential for disease control.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Department of Agriculture
Campstou
Forest
Blair
Crawford
Lehigh
McKean
Department
Bucks
Montgomery
Resurfacing of Kane Street Provokes Merchants
Kane Pa July 24 Resurfacing of Kane’s malp street with oil and chips was completed after about an hour of labor. Merchants and residents object to dust from trucks and small particles from the dry surface. Borough council protested that parking marks were erased, and they would have preferred prior consultation and possible September delays.
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Kane
Thoro Council
Borough
New National Defense Plant Under Way at Dunkirk
Work began Wednesday on a $900,000 national defense plant to be erected by the Federal Government for the Allegany Lithlum Steel Company. The facility aims for a minimum annual output of 18,000 tons of special alloys and will add about 300 new jobs.
Moser to offer bill on federal apportioning of Pa districts
Rep Gly L Moser of Douglasville Pa said Congress has the right to redistrict Pennsylvania and will introduce a bill to do so He chairs the census committee and would refer the measure to that panel for action The plan contrasts with Weiss proposal and remains unstarted with no hurry to act
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Associated Press
Washington
Gly L. Moser
Douglaaille
Ps. Democrat
Samuel A. Weiss
Allégheny County
Pennsylvania
Moser
Alyfow
Congress
State House
Lehigh~ Bucks
Lehigh
London hears Nazis' russian drive halted
London broadcasts say German forces fought in the Smolensk sector west of Moscow and near the Folotsi Nevel area with no clear gains claimed. Heavy rains on the southern front slow Nazi movement toward Kiev as 5,000 Serbs rise against German occupation, attacking posts and taking prisoners in Yugoslavia.
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Zhitomir
Ukraine
Smolensk
Moscow
Fiere
Folotsi- Nevel
Kiev
London Radio
Yugoslavia
Man's Murder Case of Mistaken Identity in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh on July 24 a man fatally struck by a single blow has been identified as George W. Howes, 48, a steelworker. Brother Arthur Howells said there was no motive and suggested mistaken identity. Howells was walking with a woman when the motorist stopped and struck him, then fled. Police are seeking the driver.
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Pittsburgh
George W. Howes
Arthur
Howells
Northetde Street
Dunkirk Man Renounces Estate Claim in Polish Allocation
Lawrence Komada surrendered all claims to the $5000 estate of World War veteran Frank Bedzuck after a day-long trial. Surrogate Lee Ottaway ordered distribution under intestacy rules to brothers and sisters in Poland after objections by Polish and German consuls and a named European guardian. Separately, 14-year-old Eugene Furey of Waterford suffered serious injuries after a hay truck accident with a pitchfork impaling his cheek at a farm in Erie County.
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Dunkirk
Poland
Mayville
Lawrence Komada
Frank Bedzuck
Chautauqua County
Polaid
Komada
Badzuck
Badguck
Gowayda State Hospital
Paoole
Komeda
Buffalo
Samuel & Drago
Europe
Lee L. Ottaway
Man Charged After Attack On Two Nurses In Park
Earl Brock of Curwensville was charged with assault after two student nurses were attacked in Clearfield Park while crossing the grounds Tuesday night. Brock, arrested soon after, signed a statement. Police Chief McMullen said charges were preferred. The car paused with lights out. one nurse was grazed and the other knocked down.
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Clearfield
Earl Brock
Curwensville
R. D
Clearfield Park
Carl A. Belin
Brock
R. J. McMullen
Several candidates weigh withdrawals before Friday deadline
Reports from Wednesday say multiple candidates who filed for public office last Monday may withdraw by the Saturday noon cutoff. Several contests are termed cluttered by politicians and efforts to clarify the field are underway, especially among Republican aspirants for city council. One First Ward aldermanic hopeful is also said to be considering withdrawal.
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ERIG
le Gee
Complete Rebuilding of Little Valley Road Salamanca
July 21 announcement by Charles R. Waters district engineer of the State Public Works Department that the 5.2 mile Little Valley Salamanca road reconstruction and widening is complete with a new concrete pavement measuring 22 feet wide in the completed section.
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Little Valley
Salamanca
Charles R. Waters
State Public Works Department
Road project plan reveals widened bridge and widened route
The plan calls for widening a bridge on Elton Opdeke Delevan Village on Hojlte 16 this year. The pavement will be widened from 20 to 30 feet and the 4 foot sidewalk will be setback. Bids will be received in Albany August 13. The estimate cost is 48 9000.
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Waters
Elton Opdeke Delevan Village
Hojlte 16 Wi
Albany
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