Pennsylvania Farm Column Sees Big Crop Inspectors Rise
Rapidly increasing demand for inspection of raw canning products and a looming peach and apple crop will push Pennsylvania fruit and vegetable inspections to a new high. The season starts June 9 with pea harvests, peaks in September and October, and a record number of inspectors is expected. Local counties handling most work include Adams, Berks, Cumberland, Erie, Columbia, Franklin, Lebanon, and York.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Department of Arle Culture
John H. Light
Adams
Berks
Cumberland
Erie
Columbia
Franklin
Lehigh
Lebanon
York Counties
Newioultnrs Defense Committee
Nericnitural Adjustment Administration
Ryer-Norny
Middle West
Seaboard
Buffalo
Albany
Philadelphia
Baltimore
AAA
Bumfalo
Ogdensburg
Department of Agriculture
Stockholm Archive Building To Be Bomb Proof
Stockholm plans a bomb proof archive building carved from solid granite on Pramostory, 8, with six stories underground. The design features rooms blasted from rock to create a secure storage facility for priceless records.
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Stockholm
Sweden
News Letter of Interest From Spring Creek
June 7 item notes Miss Marian Donaldson nurse at Strong Memorial Hospital in Rochester returns home for three week vacation with parents. Various local residents and visitors are listed with brief hometowns and travel updates, including Mrs. Wilson Sickler in Erie, families from Torrance California and Akron, and local teachers and servicemen visiting Kane, Brookville, and Eldwood City.
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Spring Creek
Marian Donaldson
Strong Memorial Hospital
Rochester
N.Y
L. R. Donaldeon
Wilson Sickler
Erie
Clayon Damon
Tomsmith
Torrance
Calif
A. L. Crowell
Akron
Dellars
Gora Damon
Frank Wheeler
Ellwood City
John Waite
Tuily
Esther Brundage
Caroline Brundage
Lewis DeJeun
Townville
R. Batter
Kane
Edythe Doneldson
Mervyn Shuckers
Brookville
James Smith
Homestead
J. E. McKay
Lynn Dedewas
Lynette
Charlotte McKelvey
Leslie Bullard
Ralpb Binnon
Tidkan
Gap
O. H. Clarke
Corry Hospital
Margaret Warner
Youngsville
CG. C. Deming
A. K. Matteson
Ladies Aid
L. R. Donalds
Donaldson
Winant Says British Will Hold Suez Amid Peace Talk Doubts
Winant predicts Britain will hold Suez in the war against England, while Vichy may be drawn into a tougher stance by extreme pressure. He believes Churchill retains broad British support and morale remains high. Plans for aiding Britain stay unchanged, with praise for American bombers. Roosevelt denies peace overtures and asserts no peace talks with Germany.
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Page
England
Winant
Churchill
London
Hnde
Britain
United States
Roosevelt
Puss
Germany
Bandits Hunted Near Kane After Auto Is Found
Bandits sought near Kane after a car used in four Allegheny County holdups was found by borough police on Haines Street. The Buick sedan was stolen Tuesday night in Tarentum and abandoned after use by the suspects. Police traced the vehicle via state teletypes and launched efforts to locate the bandits believed to be in Kane.
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Kane
Auto
Allegheny County
Tarentum
C. L. Deets
Ross Street
Haines Street
Chase
Dawson
Lewis Bros Circus to Bring Baby Elephant to City June 16
The Lewis Bros circus will perform in the city on Monday June 16 with a two show run at 1 and 7 pm. The feature is Tony the tiny baby elephant, one of the cutest in the troupe, cared for by keeper Spike who acts as nurse. Ticket buyers are promised close animal observation, entertaining tricks, and a chance to see a real bayy elephant born away from its native lands.
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Ike
Lewis Bros
Tony
Spike
Itas
Lewis Bros. Dreus
Kibitzer Ronny Mansfield Hosts Kitchen Kibitzer on WLW
Kibitzer Ronny Mansfield, WLW tenor star, is expanding into a new program called The Kitchen Kibitzer. It airs Mondays through Fridays at 8 30 a m EST, with Mansfield brushing up on pots and pans while sharing morning kitchen chores.
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Ronny Mansfield
WLW
Mansfield
Pridage
Huteserstoes
Witter
Hughes F D R s Guest Justice Hughes Luncheon Guest
Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes, guest of President Roosevelt at a White House luncheon, departs after his visit. Hughes has just announced retirement from the Supreme Court effective July 1.
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Justice Hughes
President Roosevelt
Charles Evans Hughes
U. S. Supreme Court
White House
Hughes
High Court
Wheat acreage allotment cut for next year in 1942 plan
The Erie County Agricultural Conservation Committee reports the 1942 National wheat salvage allotment is 45 million acres, down 7 million from this year, under the Nalloel wheat program to aid farmers amid export losses and surpluses. Pennsylvania’s share is about 57 thousand acres, subdivided by state and county committees for equitable distribution. With a 390 million bushel July 1, 1949 entry surplus, the 1942 allotment matches the 1838 minimum, ensuring domestic use, exports, and a 30 percent reserve. total supply and carryover points suggest a large export carryover near 600 million bushels by year end.
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Erie County Agventural Conservation Committee
United States Department of Agriculture
Pennsylvania
Te State Agricultural Conservation Committee
Ttig
Owner Missing Factory Idle Near Town Limits
The new Deissler Machine Company factory built last winter stands vacant on the outskirts of town. Intended for a refrigeration manufacturer who vanished about three months ago, no trace has been found. The model building remains empty though it could house 300 workers if occupied.
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Oitskirts
Deissler Machine Company
Fae
Tutui
Woman Hurt In Auto Bus Crash Erie
One person injured in an auto bus collision at 11 am near the intersection of Lincoln Avenue and 10th Street in Erie. Mrs Mary Cole, 190 South Lake Road, suffered a deep laceration to her left hand and abrasions. she was taken to Himet Hospital by a passing motorist. The Erle Coach Company bus, bound for Port Erie, entered the intersection as the signal turned green. no bus passengers were injured.
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Erle Coach Company
Port Erle Airport
Lincoln Avenue
Cole
Ofeath Street
Hear
Himebeugh
Revealer Daecallisian
Warren police Under Civil Service Placed
A Harrisburg bill signed by Governor James places Warren Police Department under civil service. Ten members including Chief George F Haefn and Captain Ray Behardt are affected. Officers will keep jobs but future appointments must be from locally certified lists.
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Warren
Warren Police
James
Harrisburg
George F Haefn
Captai Ray Behardt
Wallace Oulrich
Jerry Park
Mike Evan
Gordon Munn
Gerry
Prominent Warren Merchant Dies After Illness
Warnes, FB. JUNE Tu erick Bartsch, aged 57, of 118 Water pa one of Warren's best respected merchants, died at Warnes Memorial hospital at 5 16 am after a brief illness. He was president of Bartsch Furniture Company and had over 35 years in the business. He began in a one room store and later occupied a seven-story building at 735 Pennsylvania avenue east before the current location.
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Warnes
Tuerick Bartsch
Water Pa
Warren
Oral Hospital
24 & Geen Shack
Esrampanty
Bartsch
Bartsch Furniture Company
Pennsylvink Venus
West
Peninsylvania Avenue
East
Cleaning Percolators With A Small Cleaning Brush
A brief note on cleaning percolators emphasizes using a small brush to clean the stem and spout. The text also briefly mentions the importance of thorough effort for a good evifee.
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Lewis Bros. Circus
Kibitzer
Snow White
Hurst
U.S
Sunkist
Californa
Civil Service
Defense Savings
América
THE
National Bank OF Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Washington
Gladys Linburg
Irene Millard
Katherine Greene
Florence Strigler
Edna Roush
Shirley Dickinson
Martha Corbin
Betty Helfast
Sibyl Millspaw
Ruth Nelson
June
Irene Kovach
Jessie Wojtoszek
Doris Akam
Traction
Corry
Ritz
William Zafiropulos, Mary Zafiropulos
Curt
Charles A. Clark
Joseph Colshane
Peter Georguson
Tastry and
Veronica Dempsey
Marie Eckendorf
Mary Robinson
Jeanette Parkhurst
Louise Schrader
Anna Kuzma
Fountain State
Katherine McCray
Roberta Long
Ritz Restaurant
Corry. Penn‘a
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