PA Farm Column Highlights Tractor Carburetor Tuning
The Associated Press notes Pennsylvania tractor operators could save nearly 1.5 million gallons yearly by adjusting carburetors to match loads. Prof. A W Clyde of Penn State urges leaner air fuel mixtures for better field performance. Potatoes face price ceilings and retail rules under OPA guidance for old PA stock. County war boards are urged to curb broiler expansion via three steps including disapproved construction and cooperative actions.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
A. W. Clyde
Pennsylvania State College
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James W. Welker
U. S. Department of Agriculture
State War Bond
OFA
Wickard
Walker
War Board
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Urge car inspection shortage hits Pennsylvania
May 21 The Department of Revenue advised motorists in Pennsylvania not to delay vehicle inspections due to a shortage of mechanics and repair parts. There are 1,000 fewer inspection stations than a year ago and the current semi annual period ends July first.
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Harrisburg
Department of Revenue
Pennsylvania
Whompson Hor Tablets Promoted For Kidney Health
An ad promotes Whompson Hor tablets claiming to cleanse kidneys, reduce toxins, and ease headaches and tiredness. It suggests tablets stimulate kidney action and reduce waste, touting improved health and recommending Garden Pe Tablets as an alternative.
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Crux
County home residents must work for their keep rule set
Erle County Insilvation District officials, led by county commissioners Dell Darlin and Mrs Helen Schlurt, authorize a policy requiring able residents at the Erle County Home to work to earn their board or face removal. Superintendent Clyde Doolittle warned the home would close to nonworking residents without extra help, while Barton Kauffman noted many aged men stay briefly then leave at county expense. The new work-for-keep order will be posted and district staff directed to inform Doolittle.
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Erle County
Jacob Held
Institution District
Dell Darlin
Helen Schlurt
Clyde Doolittte
Barton Kauffman
Kauffman
Troir Board
Doolittle
Itis Setion
Veteran Lock Haven pilot enroute home
Cairo May 27. With eight months of combat behind them Capt. Walter H. Seed of Shillington Pa and Capt. Edwin R. Weaver of Lock Haven Pa are on their way home to become instructors for new pilots. They are among Ninth Air Force officers to train and command newly forming units, Maj. Gen. Lewis H. Brereton said.
Atlas of American History from James Truston Adams editor
A review notes Atlas of American History compiles two years of work into an integrated set of maps with no text, arranged chronologically to show evolving borders trade routes and transportation. It includes a back index of map locations and highlights the map driven approach.
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Jowan Selby
James ‘Tension Adams
Scribners
United States
James Truston Adams
Metor Feason
Atlantic Seaboard
Moscow Dateline and Kate Pennigate Reviews
A review digest discusses Henry C. Cassidy’s Moscow Dateline detailing Russia during wartime with human focus and hopeful postwar cooperation. It also covers Booth Tarkington’s Kate Pennigate, praising its portrayal of a managing woman and Kate’s complex family and social ties in Indianapolis and Europe.
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Henry C Casidy
Houghton, Mittin
Russia
Stalin
Cassidy
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Ivano
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Ivanovo
Pennigate
Booth Tar- Aington
Doubleday
Duran
Mr. Tarkington
Kate
World Coal Reserve Estimate Reported
A world total of mined coal in the ground is estimated at 7.8 nite Fiore merrin inne, with no further context or details provided about the source or methodology.
OConnor Seeks Reelection as District Attorney of Chautauqua
Edwin G. OConnor of Brocton announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for reelection as district attorney in Chautauqua County. He will complete his first three-year term this year after serving as assistant district attorney under David L. Brinsley in Jamestown. Born in Buffalo on June 2, 1902, he graduated Canisius High School in 1920 and Canisius College, then earned a law degree from the University of Buffalo Law School and practiced in Buffalo briefly.
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Chautauqua County
Jamestown
Edwin G. O'Connor
Brocton
O'Connor
David L. Brinstyam
Jamtown
Mr. O'Carinor
Bufalo
Canisius High School
Canisius College
University of Buffalo Law School
Buffalo
Knox Vinso Name Mobil Serve WASHIN ant Roose War
A garbled OCR item mentions Knox and Vinso in connection with mobilization in Washington and a reference to Roosevelt during wartime. Readable fragments indicate a wartime mobilization context with officials and possible locations, but the text is too incomplete to confirm specifics or dates.
Unclear mining dispute details emerge from degraded text
A damaged OCR fragment mentions an underground mine operator objecting to a study and disputing portal to portal based on its conclusions. The brief note suggests disagreements over measurements and interpretations affecting underground work conditions.
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