Dairy farmers vote approval amendments in six-state milk shed
New York May 3 Dr J Blanford War Food Administration referendum agent reports dairy farmers across six state New York milk shed approved amendments to the Metropolitan Milk Marketing order by a 464.5 percent majority. Changes include paying producers for butterfat by a weighted average price, standards for plants in the pool, clearer classification rules, and public hearings for market regulations.
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New York
J. Blanford
War Food Administration
Blanford
Stormes Services Held Wednesday Afternoon
Funeral services for Charles Stormes were held Wednesday afternoon at the Bracken- Keating Funeral Home on North Center street with Rev. Francis White officiating. Burial followed in Pine Grove Cemetery. Attending from out of town were several relatives and friends including Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Wells, Mr. and Mrs. James Stormes, Mrs. G. Fenzel, Mrs. E. Oremus, Nicholas Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Kemp, Miss Tda Ohrn, Mrs. Charles Swanson, and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Scholten.
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Charles Stormes
Bracken- Keating
North Center Street
Francis Whiteman
Beavers
Frank Parsons
Charles Tate
A. O. Sandburg
Walter Kinney
Frank Cole
Austin Studd
Pine Grove
A. E. Wells
North Tonawanda
James
Erie Grocer Robbed For 1500 By 2 Gunmen
Dominic Vitale an 88 year old Erie grocer told police two armed men stopped him as he returned home after closing his store at 10 49 p m They pressed a gun to his head and another to his side and took his wallet from his hip pocket totaling 1500 dollars in cash.
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Erie
Associated Pres Erie
Dominic Vitale
Vitale
Hearings Held In Chauco Liquor Case Involving Four Clubs
Four license revocation hearings were held in Chauco County yesterday. Jamestown Westfield and Stockton venues faced state accusations of selling alcohol to minors. One owner, Mildred Marsh of Stockton Hotel, faced possession charges. Malta's Restaurant in East Second Street was alleged to have ceased bona fide operations.
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Jamestown
Westfield
Stockton
Joni Grey
State Liquor Authority
Theodore Wigton
Ted
Second
Washington Streets
Virginia Calarco
Mildred Marsh
Lawrence Malta
Malta
East Second Street
Pennsylvania Civilian Defense to persist after federal exit
May 3 in Harrisburg Governor Martin signaled continuation of Pennsylvania's Civilian Defense setup despite the federal abandonment. The final decision rests with a Civilian Defense Council, to be assembled May 2. Council Director Dr. Ralph Cooper Hutchison said the U S Office of Civilian Defense’s withdrawal has no significance for Pennsylvania since the state system was created by the legislature and operates independently.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Martin
Civilian Defense Council
Council
Ralph Cooper Hutchison
U. S. Office of Civilian Defense
Boy Officials Take City Roles In National Boys Week
Jack Whitehead, a Junior High student, becomes boy mayor as students from three schools fill city posts for National Boys Week. Ronald Noble heads police, William Hopkins is postmaster, James Stearns oversees schools, Dan Feeney leads Rotary, and Don Dickinson runs the Golden Rule Club. They will shadow adults and report next Tuesday at the Cory Rotary Club gathering.
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Jack Whitehead
Ronald Noble
William Hopkins
St. Edward's High School
James Stearns
Dan Feeney
St. Edward's
Rotary Club
Don Dickinson
Golden Rule Club
Cory Rotary Club
Infant Dahl Funeral With Friday Services
Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Blof Dahl born at Corry Hospital is to be laid to rest Friday at 2 pm. The Bracken Keating Funeral Home will host the services with her parents a sister Bertha Dahl and other relatives in attendance. Interment follows at Pine Grove Cemetery.
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la Saspinory
Olanuda Lee Dahl
Blof Dahl
Corry Hospital
Bracken-Keating
Bertha Dahl
Pine Grove Cemetery
Hitler Not in Berlin Says Pravda Commentator
Moscow dispatch reports thousands of Germans flee through Berlin to lay down arms as Soviet writers debate Hitler's whereabouts. Pravda quoted by Nikola Michonov asserting Hitler is not in Berlin, leaving open whether he fled or died and promising discovery of his fate.
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Hitler
Berlin
Associated Press
Moscow
Brandenburg Gate
Nikola ‘Michonov
Pravda
B 29s Strike Kyushu Airfields In Daylight Raid
Spectre bombers raid Kyushu airfields in a daylight attack, marking the thirteenth raid in five weeks. Between 50 and 100 B 29s hit six airfields sending death to opposing forces as US Naval support for Okinawa continues.
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Guam
Kyushu
Japan
Olkinawa
Soviet report claims large German surrender in Berlin center
A Soviet eyewitness account for Pravda by War Correspondent Jacob Macarenko describes Berlin capitulation as occurring in Tiergarten near the Brandenburg Gate. Reports cite captors declaring 70 000 to 100 000 Germans in Nui capital shelters. The piece notes the symbolic surrender location at Tiergarten Park between Victory Avenue and the Pillars of Vielon.
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Nui
Pravda
Victory Avenue
Tiergarten
Vielon
Brandenburg Gate
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Staley
Amall
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Pompeian Olive Oil
Pillsbury's
Farina
Cloverdale Honey Spring Lake Milk
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Florida
Oran
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California
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Roselli
Duff
E Free
Stokely
Ohio
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