Hydetown barn and silo burn cause $20000 loss
Titusville July 25 A large barn and silo on the Walvord Jacobs dairy farm at Hydetown were destroyed yesterday with an estimated loss of $20000. The fire, apparently started in the upper north portion, confined efforts to saving a nearby milk house and booster tank. About 60 cattle were on the farm, eight young stock were moved to safety, and several calves were carried out by workers. One horse fled toward Old Creek. The loss includes hay and machinery. insurance details were unclear.
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Trysville
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Last Rites for Mrs Mary Jaquith Held at Clymer
Funeral service for Mrs Mary Haslink Jaquith 97 was held at Spitzer Funeral Home Clymer with Rev John Muller. Burial followed in Holland Cemetery. Attendants sang In the Sweet By and By and Beyond the Sunset. Bearers included Edward Wipers John Heslink Don Warner Elmont Heslink Gerald Hitcomb wed George Doolittle. Several relatives attended from nearby towns and areas.
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Della Hitcomb
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Jane Heine Wud
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Dorr Warner
Pel
Leon ‘Tenhulsen
Camy
Titusville
Wiltts
Charles Wittets
Watts Flats
Wilt Hastas
Henry Rasps
Sherman
American Legion plans crackdown on hoarding activities
State Commander Walter E Alessandroni urged Pennsylvania Legion members to end hoarding and speculative buying of all types. He told about 1,000 posts to take steps to curb shortages and to address supplier practices.
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American Legion of Pennsylvania
Legion
Vesterday
Walter E Alessandroni
Freeze order issued by Army on reserve commissions
An Army freeze order affects reserve five year commissions expiring or near expiration. Many were signed in late 1940s and left active duty after World War I. Administration notes no similar action for Navy or Marine Corps. Air Force may require new law to extend its reserve commissions.
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Associated Press
Washington
Navy
Marine Corps
Legion
Noard
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Commissions Run at the Pleasure of the President
The text notes commissions are held at the pleasure of the president with no expiration date. It mentions the Army and Air Force may proceed without an explicit term, indicating indefinite tenure subject to presidential authority.
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Army
Air Force
Reservists on drill pay basis. no site move planned
The Navy and Marine Corps consider reservists on drill pay, with no anticipated relocation at this time. The message notes no imminent unit or base transfers, keeping current station and duties.
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Marine Corps
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