Pennsylvania farm column notes youth help and dairy gains
Harrisburg reports that experts will recruit fawn boys and girls for farm work next summer, with selective training and careful placement. Dairy gains from Penn State Holstein Josie surpass 100000 pounds of milk, while farm agents urge weigh feed by production, use high producing bloodlines, and record keeping to improve herds. Timber demand rises for the armed forces even as home production falls, guiding farmers to plan timber harvests with timber buyers and winter logging steps.
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Harrisburg
U. S. Department of Apririnura
Selec
Oregon
West Virginia
Robert H. Rumler
Lycoming County
Pennsylvania
Rumler
Breediviz
Pennsylvania State College
Esau
Demobilizing Soldiers Face Local Employment Challenge
Pittsburgh November 10 Col John N Andrews director of the Selective Service re employment division said all employment problems of demobilizing 11 000 service men and women should be handled on a local basis to ease severity He warned about remobilization for service people and the 20 000 000 or more war workers in a prepared address for the annual meeting of the Thyme Hygiene Foundation of Mellon Institute.
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Pittsburgh
Howe
John N. Andrews
Hanks Selective Service
Thous. Fist Hyziene Foundation
Mellon
Vaccinations rise as rabies threat spreads to dogs in Jamestown area
Jamestown and surrounding townships report rabies confirmed in dogs in multiple towns including Ellington, Warren, and Allegany counties. Officials say no new rabies cases in humans over the weekend while authorities enforce muzzle or leashing rules for dogs roaming free to curb the outbreak.
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Jamestown
Br Waller CG. Levy
Chautaugus County
Eleatt
Chautauqua
All But Two Soft Coal Mines to Operate Soon
Pittsburgh November 10 John P Husarello president United Mine Workers District 6 said all but one or two soft coal mines in western Pennsylvania would be operating by nightfall. About 3000 to 5000 miners had kept 10 to 15 pits idle this week despite John L Lewis orders to return to work under the union fuels agreement. Before full contract activation revisions ordered by the War Labor Board must be completed. Also noted, arrests of girls under 21 in the United States rose 647 percent in the first six months of 1943 compared with the prior year.
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Pittsburgh
John P. Husarello
United Mine Workers District 6
Jaz
Pennsylvania
John L. Lewis
TIMW
Harold Tokes
Fekes
War Labor Board
Well Known Clymer Woman Died At The Cleveland Clinic
Mrs Helen Tewinkle Beckerink of Clymer died at the Cleveland Clinic Saturday evening at about 7 oclock after months of illness. Funeral at Abbe Reformed Church Tuesday at 2, with burial in Holland cemetery. Survived by two daughters Minnie Forness and Janet Poster, one son Earl Tewinkle, six grandchildren. Neighbors listed as Beaver Charles A Legters, Henry Wassink, Harry Beckerink, Arthur Wassink, John Hoitink, William Kruiselbrink. A large community update includes furlough news of Sergt Frederik Rhebergen, and local visits by Worman TeCrony, Cecil Brown family, and many others. Church activities noted, Red Cross bandage drive urged, and local society meetings described.
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Bernice McCann
Gertrude Grayink
Holland Cemetery
Beaver Charles A. Legters
Henry Wassink
Harry Beckerink
Arthur Wassink
John Hoitink
William Kruiselbrink
Beckerink
Minnie Forness
Hamburg
Janet Poster
Norval
Nelson
Koonans
Cecil Brown
Peggy
Melvin Casler
Buffalo
Blainé Wallace
Donald Cady
J ‘Wallace
Nyla Wallace
Cortland
Rose Gleason
Havok Scholton
Jamestown General Hospital
Gerrit Thamer
Haverdink
Holland, Mich
Thamer
Holland
Ladies Mission and Aid Society
Priday
Welock
Kentucky
Ulreen Jungheon
Gertrude Damentr
Nellie Heslink
Lena Te~culver
Laura Legters
Eunice Lyons
Board of Domestic Missions
George Clark
Puerto Rico
Guy Osler
Maple Avenue
Leslie Parness
Early Tewinkle
Helen Beckerink
Edward Carter
Ben Lake
Marvin Holthouse
Red Cross
Reformed
Gerrick Timmer
Ardith Rhebergen
C. BE
Harry Vidal
Mercer Death Farm Sold After Tragic Family Deaths
A 200 acre Mercer dairy farm once gifted for Revolutionary War service was sold to George J. Burchart by Everett Wilson who runs an insurance business. Wilson reportedly planned to retire from dairying and move near the lake. A parolee, William A. Morrell, confessed to involvement in the case and to aiding the suspect in a deadly incident that killed Wilsons wife, mother, and another hand.
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Mercer
Everett Wilson
Th. Wilson
George J. Burchart
New Castle
William A. Morrell
Wilson
Helen Wilson
Catwerine Wilson
Robert McKay
Tivedl Hanft
Bradford Port Turned Over To City For Civil Use
War Department informs city council it is turning over operation of the $1,000,000 newly built Alton airport to the city. No emergency need for the field by armed forces at this time. The port lies about 14 miles south of Bradford and was built under CAAA supervision. Currently no commercial airlines use the port.
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Sialyuru
Uo War Department
Mi Alton
Bradford
CAAA
Church services and youth groups schedule
The notice lists a church gathering at the Methodist Church with Sunday school at 10 am and morning worship at 11 am led by Rev. F. W. Shope. Junior League meets at 6:30 pm and Epworth League at 7:45 pm in the evening.
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Methodist Church
F. W
Epworth
Young Bill Hoylen Enters Nation's Top Bombardier School
Midland dispatch reports Bill Hoylen of Ocity Pa has joined the nation’s premier bombardier training program. He will spend twelve weeks mastering bombsight, navigation, camouflage detection, target identification, and firing control. The course includes simulated combat front living conditions and field exercises as he advances toward earning wings and a commission in the Army Air Forces.
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Midland Agmy
Midland
Texas
Aierlea
Cude Willand Moyen
Mel
Leo
Hoylen
West Bark Place
Ocity
Bombardier Saloc
Svmy
Army
Additton
Tedd
Alrbaye
Udga Tablets Ad Promises Double Your Money Back
Modern day pratts who eat no fat suffer distress from stomach pains indigestion and burning sensations say Udga can help Get a box from your druggist First dose must convince or return for double your money back Rest Drug Store and drug stores everywhere
Franco government asks sympathy in bid to placate U S
Washington reports General Franco’s government declares manifest good will toward the United States as a forceful bid for American sympathy. Ambassador Juan Francisco De Cardenas sent the note to the State Department yesterday asserting Spain’s stance.
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Washington
Prancisco Franco
United States
Mos
State Department
Juan Francisco de Cardenas
Spain
Philippines
Soviet Awed Needles of Deste Rou
A fragmentary sentence appears to reference Soviet aspects and a distorted phrase about people or events. Readable facts are minimal. no clear individuals, organizations, places, dates, or outcomes are evident. The snippet suggests a historical news tone but lacks sufficient context for a proper card.
WAS Food predict rise it may be Tha
The note appears garbled with names and numbers unclear. It mentions agriculture ministry and salt products, and a figure around 280,000 tied to a state representative. No clear event or outcome is discernible from the fragmented text.
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Courage Indica
Jeman
Sentativ Nerense
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Mercer Death Farm
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