Pa Farm Column Details Production and Fuel Ration Plans
The Pennsylvania State College will distribute lesson outlines for emergency agricultural courses to train youths and adults for rural war food production. Courses cover milk, eggs, poultry, legumes, meat, wool, and vegetables. certificates will be required to buy certain farming implements. U.S. Department of Agriculture officials note protein feed content will be limited to meet 1944-45 dairy and meat production goals, with county War boards advising on non highway gasoline ration applications for farmers.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania State College
Bhie
School of Agriculture and Extension Specialists
Russell B. Dickerson
James Waller
State War Board
Ram County
United States Department of Agriculture
James A. Walker
U. S. Department of Agriculture
War Board
Walker
Agricultural Adjustment Administation
Commodity Credit Corporation
Steele
Comnell
Department of Agriculture
Office of Price Acminiely- Won
Tragic death of missing woman in Warren County
In Warren County one of the most tragic deaths in years is reported as Josephine Tomski 63 of Dalrymple Hill near Sugar Grove dies after a night in a heavy storm. Her body was found on a snow clad hillside entangled in thorn bushes after she wandered homeward to get help.
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Warren
Mar
Warren County
Josephine ‘Tomski
Dalrymple Hil
Sugar Grove
Brune
Poland
Jamestown
Oie
Mike Curken
End Probe Into Death Of Resident Of EI
Erie March 12 Maren 26 mother of two is found dead in a car garaged behind her home at 1814 Plum street. District attorney Burton R. Law says she killed herself by drinking a disinfectant. Assistant county detective John Coates says this is her second suicide attempt, after she previously took sleeping powders and was hospitalized. Officials report farmers committees acted to ensure adequate but not excessive supply of tractor and engine fuels for 1943 production. they were asked to advise ration boards on gasoline needs for the six month period.
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Coates
Second Sparta Soldier Is Missing In African War
Sparta gatherings, family notices, and local events tumble together as news from Spartansburg shares Bernard Morris Edwards missing in action in Attica, along with multiple community updates. The item notes other soldiers, home relocations, local societal activities, a fire loss, and upcoming church events.
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Sparta
Bernard Morris
Leo Brown
Grange
Ernest Peel
Spartansburg
Mar
Glyde Edwards
Attica
Friendly Bunch
Glib
E.thompson
Naomi Toohey
Helen Shreve
C. E. Thompson
Almon Webb
Australis
San Francisco
Calif
Ralph Webb
Reading
D. D. Stranahan
Pvt
Slimmahen
Pyt Stranhan
Algeria
Floyd Brown
Ie Hospital
Pein
Leo A. Brown
Post Surgical
Fort Dix
N. J
Sparta Army
Charles Burlingame
Camp Beale
Arthur Scouten
Morgan's Condition 15 Reported Worse By Associated Press
Boca Grande Fla March 12 Banker J P Morgan critically ill with heart ailment appeared worse today after a crisis. His younger son Lieutenant Commander Henry Sturgis Morgan of the Navy Reserve returned by plane upon notice that his father's condition had deteriorated. Attending physicians ordered oxygen equipment rushed from the mainland to the resort where the financier has been for over a week.
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Fra
J. P. Morgan
Tosda
Eetund
Henry Sturgis Morgan
Navy Reserve
Bora Grinde
Bear and Cubs Are Protected near Calmont
Elk County game protectors established a temporary refuge six miles southeast of Kane to shield a hibernating mother bear and her cubs after disturbances by county residents. L B Rosene Frms Middlefork refuge C Carlson Johnsonburg W L Smith Wilcox posted the fenced area and will bar entry at a cost of 895 to prevent harassment and possible abandonment of the cubs born this winter.
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Kane
Calmont
Ss County Game
Kaine
Elk County Game
L. B Rosene Frms
Middlefork
Glen Havel
C. Carlson
Johnsonbure
W. L. Smilth
Wilcox
Funeral Services for G Fay Stearns Saturday
Memory of G Fay Stearns who died early Thursday morning at home on the Spring Creek Blue Eye road will be conducted from Bracken Keating chapel Saturday at 2 oclock. Interment follows in Spring Creek cemetery. Survivors include daughter Mrs Warren Hingsley of Youngsville and several cousins.
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Jamestown
Torrey Funeral Home
J. A. Winigaian
Rose Fill
Ritenberlee Familly
Tred Rowse
Corry
Bert Messenger
Aft
Guy Rawley
Taylor
Andrew Crovie
Oleely
Main Street
Donald Kinsey
Loren Moy
Pitsburgh
Sparta
Randolph High School
Randolph
Lucy Morris
Arnold
Tabernacle News
G. Fay Stearns
Spring Creek
Blue Hye Road
Bracken- Keating Chapel
Warren Hingsley
Youngsville
Local draft boards announce April induction plans
Local Draft Board No 2 will induct 119 men in April in Marys. The Ride t Wes contingent is slated to depart for induction. Board No 1 Ridgway will send 41 men on April 12. Tul D1 and local boards coordinate April 6 and 12 departures. Ridgway and surrounding county officials report the schedules.
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Boaids
Marys
Ridet Wes
Local 1
Mt: Board
Ridgway
Fragmentary police notice hints at case involving a minor
A garbled police notice fragment points to a case involving a young person and a suspect identified as 41. Readable parts mention authorities and potential charges, but crucial details like names, dates, and locations are missing. The piece reads as an OCR error with incomplete context.
Rural ad and j LX dey bow 8
Rural advertisement fragment mentions a dated event or notice with unclear wording. It contains names and terms that are partially legible but lacks complete details for a full summary. The readable parts hint at a local public notice or solicitation with minimal context.
Fragmented OCR notice from newspaper page
Readable fragments describe a local event or notice with unclear details. Entities and specifics are missing, making facts and context uncertain while preserving minimal reference to the source.
Fragmented OCR note on police scene and Haight case
A fragmented OCR line mentions Mir Haight and Pi rome amid a police scene. It references a crime context with unclear names and details. Limited readable facts point to a investigation or police action without concrete outcomes or locations.
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Rome
Sentire
Fragmentary police report hints at violent incident in Belle
A garbled OCR fragment references police, neighbors, and a brutal night. Names such as Stephen Vine Farran and Rockwell appear. mentions Bethlehem and Belle. The text is incomplete but suggests a case with a home or neighborhood disturbance and official involvement.
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Todas
Lee
Dential Sectio Iso
Belle
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