Pennsylvania Farm Column on Livestock Import Rules and Farm Labor
Harrisburg reports new rules govern cattle imports to Pennsylvania for dairy and breeding use. Cattle from Bangs-free, tuberculosis-free herds may enter. stockyards must provide clean, disinfected quarters. Slaughter cattle may enter only via approved public stockyards or slaughterhouses, with 10 day relocation limits. The Farm Security Administration will train and place workers, offering a $10 moving fee and three month contracts, housing, wages, and farm privileges.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Horst
Pennsylvania
Peninsylvania
Lancaster
Pittsburgh
State and
Weneral Departments of Agriculture
State Bureau of Animel Husbandry
United States Department of Agriculture
Farm Security’ Administration
U. S. Employment Service
Suchi Ag
Farm Seenity Administration
Bentucky
West Vivgines
New York
FSA
Election Ordered at War Plant by Labor Board
Washington March 13 The National Labor Relations Board ordered an election at a war plant to determine whether the machinists union or the United Steelworkers of America or neither will represent the employees. The plant is at a manufacturing site and officials were instructed to conduct the vote within days.
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Washington
Rational Labor Relations Board
Gay Gisele
Waltiles
7. A
Zar Manufacturing Co
Brie
Pee and Isintenance Em
Theiabb Eintedeiton Br
Tator- Aesbeistion
United Steel Workers of
CIO
Wil Chase
Ue Builitaig Servic
Pdikin Gatl
United
Gymnastic Exhibit by Corry Junior High Tonight
Corry Public Schools present a Friday evening gymnastic exhibition by the Junior High team. The program features boys and girls in a Wand Drill, tumbling, marching, a rhythmic dance, and group formations with Miss Baybsra Roberts assisting as pianist. Principal pupils include Marthe Dimicl, Dorothy Aymang, Mary Ellen Blatt, and many others performing under student captains.
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Idund
Corry
Beloat
Lidmilla Donghie
Nonah
Wand Dri
Boya
Boye
Samper Pidelis
Virginia
Baybsra Roberts
Ber Marthe Dimicl
Dorothy Aymang
Mary Ellen Blatt
Berle Dahl
Helen Bichynski
Joan
River steamer salvage efforts resume after partial raise
Salvage teams moved divers and equipment to the river today for another attempt to raise the John Cadwalader, the 930 foot former gas sensing steamer sunk after a Delaware Bay incident last August. The ship, launched in 1928, had been prepared for launch salvage when cofferdams buckled causing uneven rise. Navy reported no cargo aboard. Also, John Warren Hensley, 71, a farmer from Clarion County, was found dead at his home yesterday afternoon, believed to have eaten lunch before lying on a couch.
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Fhiuadruphia
Meron
Derghiss
Nestion
Joh Cadwalader
Thve Gas
Delaware River
Navy
Wilmington
Erleesau Fine
Philadelphia
Beltimore
John Warren Hensley
Elmo
Ashland Township
Clarion County
St. 13
Belived
Amiel
Elk County
Binghamton
Ridgway
Mar
Benjamity Largey
Alvin Mahany
St. Marys
N.Y
Corp
Hugar
Parolman Higgins
Sternt Paghael Goet
Defense Head Warns More Women Must Work Centers Planned
Dr Raph Cooper Hutchison, State Defense Director, urged Pennsylvania to open child care centers to enable working mothers in war production. He cited a 100,000 mothers among 117,000 women needed for war work and said centers must be run by four camp units with 2187,800 in equipment and maintenance. He warned that wartime manpower demands will require more women in business and industry.
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Associated Prose
Barhisburg
Murett
Raph Cooper Hutchison
Gouhe
Pennieyivania
Centurio
Hutchison
Council
Wwe
Cain
Pennsylvaiia
Mienover
Boston House
Corry
Titusville
Ul Kalser
Cory
Wilte
D. Balser
Jewell Test Co
French St. Erle
Keystone Restaurant
B. Meln Street
Auib
Corry Hospital
Qtr
Lobia
Dinar
Three Rescued From Erie Bay Waters
Three men fell through the ice in Presque Isle Bay were rescued by Erie coast guardsmen after a rescue skiff broke through the ice. The men identified as Thomas Crowell Quinn and B Dombrawak were salvaged and treated for exposure with dry clothing provided.
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Jeciey Waren
Moree
Former Corry Man Promoted
WP Morry, a former Corry police officer stationed at Warren for twenty years, is promoted to lieutenant of the Pennsylvania Railroad police. Merritt, previously a sergeant, will move to Philadelphia for the new assignment, with Floyd S. Stevenson succeeding him in Warren.
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Morry
Corry Po
Warren
Pennsylvania Railroad
Olice
Murrith
P. RR
Ueutenant
Bie
Warren Times Mirror
Merritt
Pennsyvania Railroad Police
Warrem
Floyd
Stevenson
Chautauqua Apportioned Into One Assembly District
Jamestown March 18 Chautauqua county faces reduction in representation as the apportionment bill moves toward final action. The measure consolidates the county into a single assembly district and awaits Gov. Dewey signature after passage by both houses. State leaders and local Republicans express opposition while several local officials are out of town.
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New York
Jamestown
Datant Town
Chautauqua County
B. Dewey
Tel
D. Bott
Afko County
Herman “Magmison
Vitreh
Herman B. Graf
Fredonta
Lawrente Carlson
Republican County
Omar Hanson
Republican City Committee
Joseph A. McGinnies
Ripley
Adolf F. Johnton
Dragging River Fails to Show Missing Woman
Jamestown police and fire crews quit patrolling the Chadakoin river after a week, hoping for clues to the disappearance of 70 year old Mrs. Mery Hoyt from 103 Falmount Avenue. Dragging efforts by two firemen and several private citizens with high visibility failed to locate her body. A $50 reward remains for information leading to her recovery.
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Jamestown
Mars Westen
Rudolph Swanson
Chadakoin River
Todkoul
Mery Hoyt
Falmount Avenue
We River
Swanson
Thompson's Stock Park ads list numerous horses for sale
A local notice promotes Thompson's Stock Park in Clymer New York offering 44 horses for sale with favorable visitor remarks. It highlights sizes from 1800 to 3600 pounds and lists several specific mounts including black mares bay chunks red roan gelding and chestnut mare with prices and seller names Melvin Yoder and Mike Tomchick in Cory and Corry areas.
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Thompson's
Corry
Clymer
N.Y
Stila
Thompson
N. Y
Melvin. Yoder
Cory
Gold Worker
Mike Tomchick
B,d. & Corry
Court action brought as result of accident in Kingsville
Walter J. Conrath estate has been named defendant in a trespass suit filed by Stanley Blair of Connesus. Blair, a passenger, was seriously injured in a Kingsville area accident on May 1, 1942, while Conrath, a war draughtsman and publisher, died from his injuries. Blair sustained a fractured jaw and other injuries. Attorney Samuel J. Roberts said the suit seeks statements to be filed within a stated period. Simmons was served on the Southth estate today by the sheriff.
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Erie
Walter’ J. Conrath
Stanley Blair
Connesus
Kingsville
Samuel J. Roberts
Blair
Conrath
Roberts Auld
A-Simmons
Sonhith
Buffalo Livestock Cattle Hogs and Lambs Markets Report
Buffalo Livestock market notes hogs holdovers about 300, top price 16.40, cattle steady to lower with short-fed yearlings 15.00-15.50, calves 19.00. sheep and lambs steady with good and choice 16.75-16.85 for 80-95 lb lambs. Pittsburgh produce and New York egg and stock market items follow with varied prices and downturns in late trading.
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Buffalo Livestock
Buffalo
Sumner
Sheen
Pittsburgh
Crates Penna
Rome
New York
McIntosh
Baldwins
Virginia
Incomplete sports notes from a sports page fragment
Raw OCR fragment hints at track and field results with names and teams including New Jersey and Rhode Island. Mentions of hurdles and times surface but details, dates, and full context are missing, leaving an unclear summary of events and participants.
Misread fragments hint at Chicago sports note
Fragmentary OCR lines point to a Chicago area sports item with unclear names and a misread phrase. The readable bits suggest a local or university context, but essential details are obscured, leaving only partial references to teams or people.
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Lindsley’s Pharmacy
Buckley
Canad Mindi Tech
Salley
Buskioy
Lindsley Pharmacy
National Bank OF Corry
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Cure Journal
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Doane's Hardware
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Allar
Comptroller General
the Tennessee Valley Authority
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Sir Edward Burne-dottes
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Baker Ball
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Sherman Clymer Road
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George Miller
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Snd Family
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