Fruit season prompts Helfrich County pickers in week long drive
Chautauqua county expects most cherries raspberries and currants to be picked by week end with Roger W. Cramer Farm Bureau agent noting progress and Donald S. Apple yard USES manager reporting 140 workers out yesterday. Weekend through August 10 to 15 set for bean harvest in Predouia Silver Greek area. Oil City railroad crews clear site of last week's wreck near Centreville with 18 cars derailed and being moved for repairs at Oil City yards. major damage to freight cars and axles noted as work continues toward Altoona repairs.
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Rennestown
Chautauqua County
Roger W. Cramer
Farm Bureau
Donald S. Apple~ Yard
Oil City
Pennaulyants
Centerville
Gailroad
Altoona
Oi City Hospital
George Gathers
Concord Township
Franklin
Brie
I Kearsargé
Walnut Creek
Margaret Perry
St. Vincent's Hospital
Miller's Kendall Service
Meadville
George B Hs Ward
County Registration Bureau
Pred Whipple
Townville
H. Longberry
Steuben Township
Steve Talley
Deste Seikeant
Bradford
Bradford Hospital
Batavia
N.Y
Eric
Alexander
Sandy" Muncivor
Robert A. Muclvor
North Park Avenue
United States Army
Shore Haven Drive
Mudger
DeJean & Cochran
Corry Hospital
Charles Squire
Snyder Circle
Carol Bennett
R. D
Prewsburg
N.C
Leo Landries
Union City
Mary Hull
East Irving Street
Jack Thompson
East Pleasant Street
Frank Beckerink
Clymer
Willam Chaptign
Shea Street
Edward Breed
Union Gily
War News And Local Notices In One City Page
A collage of wartime notices, obituaries, hospital updates, accidents and rentals. Items include Pfc. Dugene DeVoge's drowning report in Germany, a coroner's inquest for Bernice Seymanski, a plane crash aftermath in Italy, local injuries from a car collision, and civic updates from Meadville to Titusville plus shop ads and public service notes.
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Powell Motor Co
Enio
Dugene DeVoge
J. Tolle
Agatha DeVoge
Eibe
Wahrenberg
Germany
Lele
Ridlspiltiers
South Carolina
Robert Collins
Italy
David Lamb
Pownville
Wre
Bombardier
Broilers
Gatling’s Gun Aimed to Make War More Humane
Richard Gatling, born on a North Carolina farm in 1818, devised the machine gun with the belief it would shorten wars and reduce casualties, a view that sparked debate on humane warfare and technological innovation.
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Richard Gatling
North Carolina
Britain Awaits Vote Count After July Elections
Britain poised for a late July vote tally as Conservatives and Labour battle for a Commons majority. University seats and a Hull district delay results, with Liberal swings possibly deciding who forms the next government under Prime Minister Churchill.
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House of Commons
Avcnst Isb
Hull
Chuckhill
Special Speakers at Baptist Church Thursday
The First Baptist Church will host Carl Gough and Alfred Ham Thursday evening. They represent Hillsborough Haven in New Ipswich, New Hampshire, an orphanage and home for aged missionaries. The pair will present musical numbers. Gough formerly taught music at Providence Bible Institute. Service begins at 7:45 p.m.
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Baptist CH
First Baptist Church
Carl Gough
Alfred Ham
Hillsborough Haven
New Ipswich
New Hampshire
Hillsborough Maven
Ham
Providence Bible Institute
Car Crash Victim Identified by Uncle
A 16 year old boy killed in a Sunday automobile crash on the north side was identified as Charles Lee of Kenna West Virginia. His uncle Howard H. Lee of Dunbar West Virginia claimed the body at the Allegheny County Morgue and ordered its removal to Kenna.END SOME CONTROLS Washington July 25 The stage is set for gradual elimination of price controls on a wide variety of minor commodities The program provides for removal of controls on items selling substantially below cost and on commodities which do not enter significant living in business end.
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Pitysburgh
Charles Lee
Kenna
W. Va
Howard H. Lee
Dunbar
W Va
Allegheny County
Washington
Two Men Escape When Car Stalls On RR Crossing
A Dodge coach owned by Albert Piel of the Arcads apartments stalled on a grade crossing near Titusville as a southbound Pennsylvania Railroad freight train approached. Cpl. Eugene Ives and the car owner leaped to safety before the train struck, overturning the vehicle and carrying it along the tracks a short distance. Both men were uninjured.
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Titusville
Hily
Albert, Piel
Arcads
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hydetown
Cpl
Eugene Ives
Gresham
Vthe
St Orst
Property Owners Sue To Collect Insurance Claim
Baie and J. Gaughenbaugh operators of the Airport Greenhouse Ridge Road filed in county court seeking 2000 unpaid on a fire claim with Perkiomen Valley Mutual Fire Insurance Company. The greenhouse insured for 5000 was destroyed December 11 1942 and only 2968 of 4968 reported damages were paid.
Express Office Site for New Station
The Journal reports plans for removing the 75 year old station and clearing the site to provide parking for railway employees and patrons. Loading platforms would extend past the center street crossing. The plan aims to let westbound Erie trains clear Maple Avenue with the Pennsy when stopping, easing pickups. Officials and railroad representatives haven’t announced final decisions, but negotiations continue.
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Center Street
Erie
Maple Avenue
First 28th Men At Indiantown Gap Return From Europe
Soldiers of Pennsylvania's 28th Division began arriving back at Indiantown Gap after a four year absence to the cantonment. They reenter as individuals rather than as full units, with the 28th's red Keystone patch emblematic of their role in Europe. The unit will redeploy to the United States for reassignment. the main body prepares at Le Havre awaiting ships. The division recently included replacements from New York Ohio and midwestern states and will not be fully assembled at Indiantown Gap. Also noting 1984 U S production of rare machinery topping 1.08 billion dollars versus 52 million in 1949.
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Associated Press
Indiantown Gap
Pu.dwy
Pennsylvania
Blue Mountains
Europe
Normandy Benthes
Ile Hoeork
Germany
Pennsylvania National Guard
United States
le Favre
New York
Ohio
Middle Western
Fragmented town notice page with scattered names and events
Fragments show police reminders, marriage notices, court actions, and local notices from Sugar Grove and nearby towns. References include a town court house, postmaster, war era terms, and varied names such as Truman Culver and Jordan family. The text hints at prices, real estate, and transportation notes with several incomplete phrases.
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Mullers
Pimientos
Lifebuoy
Boraxo
Kellogg’s
Wing - Willi Star Stores
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Bracken-Keating Company
Golden Rule Foundation
Morticians
Ben Goldrich Silvertown
Goodyear
Thomas Motor Co
Ronald Mr. Kent
Harold Hapi
Vurtane Ts
Reims
Prance
Donald
Wil
Mannheim
Neilix
Warren W. Wood
Bernice Seymanski
Erie County
St. Vincens Hospital
Montiny
Anthony
Ling Hospital
Dial
Davis Radio Lab
Phil Spitamy
Hall of Charm
Faelyn
Sies
Demmie
Inihe
Brancine
Holly’s
Eugene Powers
Corry
STILE
Berkhous
Pecs Plumbing - Tinning Cos IC Bt Et
Britain
London
Hue
British Press Association
Exchange Telegraph
Express
Keystone van Cise
Pravice East South Street
Lal
Mele A
MASON
Lakeview
Sunkist
Gabardine
Darcy
Indiantown
U. S
Heiman
the National Bank OF Corry
Ederal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Actic
St Forces
Bette
Glenn di
Sugar Grove
Jess Uhal
Smithstre Lottie
Rafter
Plac Court House
Joseph
J. Eleanor M. F
Dent ‘Truman
J. Culver
Jordan
Chn
P. Anderson
Pric
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