Pennsylvania Japanese beetle quarantine set for June 26
PA farm column reports the WHA quarantine will start June 26 affecting cut flowers, roots and vegetables in Pennsylvania. shipments from infested areas require state or federal inspection certification. quarantine focuses on southeastern counties with West Leesport added. farmers anticipate record fruit yields, apples and cherries, with Erie and Adams counties leading production.
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Farrishurg
Pennsylvania
State Secretary of Agriculture
Miles Horst
Horst
Agriculture Department
West Leesport
Berks County
Erie County
Adams County
Adams
Franklin
Wool growers bale 25 times more wool this year
American wool growers baled twenty five times more wool this year than the prior season, driven largely by a burlap shortage that disrupted traditional packaging and increased processing demands.
Legality of Pay Increase for Interim County Detective
Temporary appointment of Chief County Detective LeRoy Search by Judge Miles B. Kitts and a later judge Swans refusal to co sign sparks questions about a $900 salary rise. County Controller Harvey M. Willis doubts legality due to missing temporary appointment rules. Attorneys at the courthouse say two signatures are needed even for temporary posts. Willis will seek an opinion from County Controller solicitor James Hymns.
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Rie
LeRoy Search
Miles B. Kitts
Elmer J. Swans
Ubunty
Seatch
Willis
James Hymns
Soli- Lelior
Court House
Pilotless Nazi Planes Struck England Briefly
The report describes pilotless Nazi aircraft crossing southern England. Civilians were ordered to stay away as craft exploded seconds after landing. Radio controlled planes emitted a distinctive throb and a yellow rear glow. RAF fighters pursued several, while anti-aircraft fire and air defenses responded. Home Secretary Morrison confirmed use began Tuesday night with subsequent incursions. Snowfall in Quebec rarely dips below 100 inches annually.
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Vconunwe
Abe Gore
Curity
Pireraft
RAF
England
Home
Herbert S. Morrison
Commons
English
Changes Made In Eviction Rules Announced By Area Rental Chief
The Hile district area rental director FS Anderson announced three changes to eviction rules effective June 9. The down payment rule now allows borrowed funds to count toward 20 percent if the security value plus the funds equal 20 percent of the purchase price. Eviction certificates may include a waiting period of less than three months, starting from the petition filing date rather than the certificate issuance date.
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FS. Anderson
Hile
Whcanwes
Reab
Anderson
Landord
Mrr. Anderson
Ramage resigns to enter military service
Oil City jour notifies that Samuel Ramage, secretary of public assistance in Governor Millin's cabinet since January 1843, has resigned effective immediately. He expects induction into military service within weeks as the governor accepts the resignation.
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Oil City
Sam
Negro youth dies in electric chair for slaying two white girls
In Columbus South Carolina on June 16 a year old negro boy named George Junius Stinney was executed by electric chair for the confessed killings of two white girls aged seven and eleven who were found murdered near Alola while gathering wild flowers. Governor Johnston refused to intervene despite appeals for commutation based on his age.
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Solumbus
S. C
Aleola
George Junius Stinney
Olin D. Johnston
Allies Maintain Advances In Italy Push From Orvieto To Grosseto
Allied forces in Italy moved north of Orvieto and near Grosseto along Highway No 1 while pushing toward Praceno and Acquapendente. German advances slowed by artillery and demolitions as prisoners increased and several enemy airfields near Avignon were attacked by Allied fighters. Eighth Army reported significant combat losses and deserters, with rapid Allied gains across the Adriatic front and along the Rhenian coast.
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Terni
Rome
Nami
Orvieto
Adriatic
Orbetello
Scansuno
Grosseto
Lake Bolwena
Praceno
Acquapendente
Oemans
Eighth Army
Hnd
Avignon
France
Isolated death case in Scituate prompts shock
The body of Frances McGrath ten, daughter of a former Boston city councilman, was found on Norway Farm near Scituate after a search by hundreds of police and volunteers. She disappeared after confession at St. Marys Church and last seen at a bowling alley. Investigators note she was attacked. hat and shoes were found nearby.
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Markets Stock Pittburgh Produce and New York Egg Market
Produce demand moderated at Pittsburgh with 92 cars steady while prices for No 1 California Long Whites, Louisiana and Georgia varieties held firm. New York Egg Market receipts reached 16 896 with White specials up to 37 39 cents and extra medium 29 30 cents, as buying enthusiasm lifted industrial and rail stocks fractions.
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Pittsburgh
Potaines
California
Louisiana Bliss
N. Carolina
Georgia Bliss
New York
Eger
Associated Press
Ind
Atlantin Refining
Bendix Aviaduits
Bethleham Steel
Beene Ahea
Curtiss-Wright General Biget PLC
General Motors
Montgomery Ward National Biscuit
National Deter
Pacffc Pharmound Penney — Pentin
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Quicy
Quebec
Skate For Fun
Canadohta
Canadouta Lake
Kleen
Lanston
Cemier
Ramage
Italy
Eris
Yeversa
William Street
Tost—Mans
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B. Powers
R. D
Allens Motor
First Avenue
Guignon's
Boston
POR
Thupt Insurance
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Isummen
Stag
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Congress Street
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V.D. Babcock
Oxbow Hill
Elmer MuElroy
West Washington Street
C. P. ‘Hynes
Gibson Street
North Fast
East Main Statley
Victor Klisart
I. D
Corry
Gail Alcorn
R.D
Eddie Smoraski
Pittsfield
East Main Street
Second Avenue
O. K. Rhodes
Concord
Stae
Ota
Salle—Strewbe
Gary Bennet Farm
Paul Blakeslee
R. D. Aha
St. Bu
Arthur Habinie
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Brooks Gardens
Spartansburg
Harley
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Rone
Dosne's Hardware
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Boy & Coat
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Jamie
Lita
Washington
Elmer Medlroy
Washington &J. ‘Sty
Reni
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Cohen
Pleasant Street
Aero
Atin
Triangle Shoe Store
Maple Avenue
Auré
Elsie Mazurek
Dykes Dalry
Youngsville
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Howe
Carta
Reuscher
Zorty Hospital
Martha E. Kimmy
Court of Common Pleas
Erle County
Arthur J. Kimmy
Guardian
Lawrence A. Taylor
Charles H. Geiger
Agnes W. Wilson
City of
Erie
State of Pennsylvania
Willsie County
Fennaylvania
Bessie G. Wilson
Executrix
Parke Street
Brooks, Curtie & Silin
Attys
Marine Bank
Evie
Sadie R. Salmon
Sadie R. Langham
Eal
Walter H. Scott
Cassius L Sears
William Motntier
Cassius L. Sears
Wayne
County of Erie
H. A. Baker
Argilla
Baker
William McIntier
Recorder S Office
Wis
A. Mi
Jed W. Lamberton
Penn's
Walters
Alaska
Griffon
Bernstein Bros
Horth Center
Corry, PA
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Glité
John Rogge
Joseph W. Burns
Estoniz
Latyiy
Zithunta
Itbert Lebrun
Maryland
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Bunker Hill
Bort Tentig
Hanging
Wellington
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Shane Nals
Shanhy
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