Return to dairymen 30 percent over 1940 pool results
The New York metropolitan milk marketing area announces a producer settlement fund payout totaling $13,789,182 for June milk deliveries across New York Pennsylvania Vermont New Jersey Connecticut and Massachusetts. New York contributions reach $10,410,120.10 with total farm value up from June 1940 and butterfat premiums adding additional sums bringing the region’s June farm income well above the prior year.
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Corry
New York
Sam N. J. Cladaleis
New Yorke
New York State
Pennsylvania
Vermont
New Jersey
Connecticut
Massachusetts
New York City
Netyae Mare ‘Keting
King J King Leads 18 Candidates for County Controller
George J King a Buffalo and Niagara University graduate announces his bid as part of the 18 candidates for county controller on the Republican ticket. He credits decades in Erie area manufacturing and General Motors service, plus extensive community work and refereeing for local basketball, as his foundation.
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Mr. King
University of Buffalo
Nifara University
Jorgé
Erie
Reed Manufacturing Company
Burke Electric
Penn Art, Steel Works
National Erie Corporaton
Amore
Bonnvetes
Re Automobile
Gissioy
Ince Serviee Monerer
General Motors Corporation
King
Mirovehout
425 Kane Plant Workers Walk Out in Kane Strike
Holgate Brothers Company across Kane faced a full plant walkout with 425 workers leaving their posts. Union says demands include closed shop wage increase seniority rights and a week of paid vacation, with mediation sought as picketing continues and management remains silent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane
Holgate Brothers Company
Melvin
J. Leglers
GTO
Legters
J. E. Henretta
Holgate Company
Holgate
Baltimore and Ohio
Biddle, Welsh, Greeves and
Hucket
Congressmen Visit Erie Seaway Hearing Beiter Reports Opposition
United States Congressman Alfred F Beiter says the House rivers and harbors committee favors 14 to 11 against the St Lawrence seaway and power project after a four hour Erie waterfront inspection and tour from Buffalo to Cleveland. He notes two proponents may have changed minds but will not identify them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Rivers and Harbors Committee
St. Lawrence Project
Erie
United States
Alfred F. Beiter
DNY
St. Lawrence Seaway
New York State
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Cleveland
Washington
Belter
Corryite Among Sixteen Leaving for Camp Today
Warren July 28 Sixteen Warren County young men will leave at 10 o hour by train from the Pennsylvania railroad station for New Cumberland for a year of training under the selective service. The group includes men from Local Board No 1 and Board No 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Warren, County
New Cumberland
Pennsylvania Railroad
Richard
Kerver
Stewart S. Armstrong
Edward M. Branch, Jr
John B. Wolfe
John B. Ngeell
R. D
Harold L. Pratt
Olean
Allen Thrush
Youngsville
Gasoline Price Wars Hit Erie Stations at 15 Cents a Gallon
Street reports show neighborhood gas stations in Erie cutting regular gasoline to 15 cents per gallon while others charge 16 to 19 cents. Tank wagon deliveries and station location drive the price spread as the city experiences a price tilt in the fuel market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vticé
Returns After Two Years In the Jungle
Mrs. Constance Marsh returns to Erie after two years in the South American jungles living among natives with only three other American couples. She greets autos, English speakers, and a temperate night, reuniting with husband Daniel Marsh a diesel engineer for the South American Gold and Platinum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Constance Manish
Slater
Orson and
Mortimeree Graham
Marsh
Daniel Marsh
McCray
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SUNE
Big Kane
Erie Score
Seaway
Corry, PA
Pinkhams
BSE
AYERS
BPS
Stetson
Corryite
Wilbur M. Hansen
United
K. Lee
North Warren
Joe Molnor
Reynoldsville
William .G
Yarnish
Mortimer Graham
South America
Tod
Ann Page
White House
Sunnyfield
Obkigs
Reilly
Pennsylvanis Gas Company
Wieyt
Gan
Andler
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Igno
Chur
Tureh
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