Demand for young turkeys dips as chick orders fall
A Federal-State Agricultural Service report shows Pennsylvania farmers demand more young turkeys this spring while hatcheries cut orders for baby chicks. Fertile turkey eggs hatch well, but March and April brought uncertain orders, with some hatcheries canceling further. High feed costs, low egg prices, and draft status concerns reduce chick demand, and several hatcheries may close 4 to 6 weeks earlier than last year.
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Jorg
Pennsylvania
Federsl-Stateng Service
State Department of Agriculture
Oasnut Us
Avery Again In Control Of Montgomery Ward
The 69 year old chairman of Montgomery Ward asserted control after a court ruling questioned a seizure ordered by President Roosevelt. He hinted Jesse Jones should return to assist. The CIO union at Ward’s won the bargaining election 2440 to 1599 and asked the War Labor Board to review the contract.
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Orfinuedue
Tedersl
Roosevelt
Jesse (Jones
CIO
Ward's
United Mail Ottey
Dairy Industry Two Day Session Closes in Pittsburgh
May 10 in Pittsburgh the Pennsylvania dairy industry closed a two day war conference after members of the State Association were told by a selective service official that qualifying registrant fees are limited to those 26 years of age and younger. Maj. C. M. Hartman chief occupational adviser of the state selective service provided draft rulings affecting dairy industry employees during the Renew meeting. Denier is the oldest kingdom in Europe.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Associa
Maj. C. M. Hartman
State Selective Service
Poppy Sale Plans Highlight Clymer Auxiliary Meeting
Clymer Legion Auxiliary met Monday at the home of Mrs. Dean Budges with president Mrs. Mabel Schruers presiding. Poppy chairwoman Mrs. Ruth Grajvink announced preparations for the annual Memorial Day poppy sale on Saturday May 67. Volunteers teach disabled veterans to craft the poppies, aiding wives and children financially. The meeting also covered other business items and refreshments were served.
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Minnie Ton
Ladies Mission and Aid Speed
G. ‘Timmer
Florence Holthouse
Florence Legters
Marion Kolstee
Howard Legters
Walter Schriers
William Warns- Rouse
James Warnshouss
Larry Soring
Sgt
Edward Bennink
F. A. Spencer
Dele Spencer
England
Henry Rhebergen
Frederick Rhevergen
India
Milton Deuink
Jack Newhouse
Fort McClellan
Ala
Merle Newhouse
Donald Spitzer
Camp Knbourne
C. E. Spitzer
Ruth Weaver
Winifred Rhebergen
Houghton College
Houghton, N
Erie worker's arm crushed in machine
87 year old Frank Schunkwieler of Erie underwent amputation of his left arm at Hamot Hospital after a milling machine at Reed Manufacturing Co. crushed it at 4 p.m. Monday. He was listed in fair condition. Neighbors stopped the machine as he pulled his arm between gears and collapsed, rushed by ambulance to the hospital.
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Frank
Cnuns
Wieler
Hamot
Reed Manufacturing Co
Schunkwieler
No Break in Mr Strike at Jamestown
Jamestown May 10 Nearly 1500 employees of the Marlin Rockwell Corporation voted unanimously to continue their four day old walkout until an agreement is reached between the union and the company. Peter J. Zanghi international representative of the United Automobile Workers CIO announced the vote after a two hour meeting at the high school. The War Labor Board telegram read to workers said an arbitrator would not be sent until the plant is back in full production. A further meeting is set for Thursday night to pursue an agreement compatible with the WLB orders.
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Jamestown
Marlin-Rockwell Corporation
Peter J. Zanghi
Zanghi
United Automobile Workers, Cio
War Plant
War Labor Board
WLB
SUSPEND TWO LICENSES CORRYITE REINSTATED ERIE
May 10 Driving privileges of two Erie area motorists were suspended in the week ending April 28 for highway infractions. Newton L. Chatham, 3500 Clifton Drive, failed to maintain proof of financial responsibility. Georgiz Chronis, 328 East 12th Street, was cited for speeding. Restorations were ordered for Robert McColl, Homer Berkhaus, and James C. Patten after prior suspensions.
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Erie
Bureau of Highway Safety
State Department of Revenue
Newton L. Chatham
Clifton Drive
Georgiz Chronis
East 12Th Skries
Bureau
Robert McColl
Fast
Homer Berkhaus
R. D
Corry
James C. Patten
Waterford
Erie Men Receiving Penicillin Injections Reported
Two Erie men are in local hospitals receiving penicillin treatments. John Hurley, 55, at St Vincent's Hospital with a severe blood infection was described as not good. Edward Hickey, 32, with pneumonia at Hamet Hospital began penicillin last Sunday and is reportedly in similar condition.
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Erie
John Hurley
St Vincent's
Edward Hickey
Hamet
Hunley
Hickey
Jamestown honors Lt Colonel Bergeson praise for nurses Aides
Jamestown May 10 Lt Col Genevieve Bergeson top ranking woman officer in the armed forces home on fur lough after seven years praises the Nurses Aide and Grey Ladies at Fort Lewis Washington. She has 26 years as an Army nurse with service worldwide and notes the growth of the Army Nurse Corps to over 38000. She plans retirement in San Francisco after the war and a brief visit to her hometown during two weeks vacation.
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Jamestown
Genevieve Bergeson
United States
Fort Lewis
Washington
Bergeson
Army Nurse Corps
San Francisco
Jamestown High School
Bradford Hospital
Marine report from port unclear notes
Fragmentary OCR text mentions maritime activity but lacks coherent details or identifiable entities. The readable snippet suggests a port or vessel context without concrete names, dates, actions, or outcomes to summarize into a full news item.
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Montgomery Ward
Denier
Europe
Clymer Legion Auxiliary
Donald Cady
Wallace
New York City
Hew
Women's Missionary Soctory
Clymer Hill Church
Cnus
Kate Erink
Jamestown General Hospital
David Foster
Clarence Poster
Corry Hospital
Reformed Church
Gerrit Timmer
C. E
Carolyn Teculver
C. B
Girls’ League For Service
Youre Ladies’ Mission Band
W. Shope
Epworth
Crosby
Heiman
Marlin- Rockwell
Corryite's
Pennzoil
van Cise
Stanton W. Smith St. Dist
Jewell Flower Shop
REX Theatre
Ann Sheridan
and Dennis Morgan
Crawford M. Woods
First Ave
Dia
Mrs. C. D. Fitch
Aed
Guy Rogers
Fred Hoenes
Milton Zalzneck
Wing
Willi
Bie
Harry Markert
Harry Malone
John Waite
Boston House
Mrs. Mary Mecuire
Franz
Rose Mary Auer
Arvon
Lindsley
Elizabeth Jansen
J. L. Spiesman
Walter Pier
Yern
I Gleason
Shambaugh
Wert Main St
Ernest Roger
Kenneth Loveland
Uue Pre Civil
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Walericks
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