Pennsylvania Crops Boon Amid Varied Yields Across State
Reports from Pennsylvania farmers indicate corn and potato crops largely align with state averages. Potatoes average 132 bushels per acre as weather remains favorable. corn shows mixed results with late-season gains and a 72 percent completion for harvest. Turkey production may exceed 20 million if growth continues. Apples in the Erie belt yield was low, juice demand limited, and overall prices vary by product.
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Department of Agriculture
Pennsylvania
Erie Belt
Six Young Men Admit Stealing Gas Fined
Six youths pled guilty to petty larceny for taking gasoline from forestry department equipment near Cherry Grove over two years. Sentences include fines ranging from 10 to 18 dollars plus costs, with specific amounts for damages and gasoline taken. multiple defendants named with ages and towns.
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Warren
Justice of the Peace
Richard Byvans
Forestry Department
Cherry Grove
Lester Rudolph
Otlig Rudolph
Hogened Sule
Lumestone Township
Twin Rogers
Youngsville
William Essman
Idioute
Earl Johnson
Limestone Townup
Truck Crash Near Jamestown Injures Driver
A driver en route to Union figures, Clemence Owary 61, Jamestown, was critically injured when his machine collided with a truck driven by Edward Hanson of Bemus Point. Hanson escaped injury. Owary suffered possible skull fracture and scalp lacerations and was listed in poor condition at Jamestown General Hospital.
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Clemence Owary
Wunewinny
Jamestown
Edward Hanson
Bemus Foint
Wits
Swart
Jamestown General Hospital
Hanson
Delay Inquest Into Duo Electrocut ion
Warren Nov 11 The coroner announced the inquest into the electrocution deaths of Michael Vescio and W. Smith will be postponed until early next week due to funeral services. Vescio’s service was held at St. Joseph's Church with burial in St. Joseph's Cemetery. Smith's service is planned Thursday at 2 p.m. from the Donald Burton funeral home in Erle.
Planters Dieselize Honolulu Sugar Plantations
American sugar plantations in the Harvilian islands have been dieselized. In the last three years about 400 diesel engines have been installed on the plantations, marking a shift in operations and efficiency.
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Honolulu
Harvilian Islands
Old Tires Taboo in State Safety Measure Announced
Albany announces a safety order requiring used tires in Pennsylvania for common cars to have a tread depth of at least one eighth of an inch. The Public Service Commission describes the rule as a safety measure and says it will be effective soon as part of ongoing bus safety studies.
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Albany
G& Persons
Pennsylvania
Atute Ous, Service Commission
Convicted pair in involuntary manslaughter case
A nine man three woman jury convicted a Black woman and a White man of involuntary manslaughter in the September 8 death of four year old Blaine Niemier of 932 East 15th Street. The trial lasted only a few hours with a verdict after brief deliberation.
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Brig
Nov
Blaine Niemier
Eat
15Th Street
Aic
Jemia Witcalde
W. J. Gruyer
Chrysler Pays Record Dividend At $5.50 A Share
Chrysler announces a record dividend of $5.50 per share, payable December 14 to stockholders of record November 20. Nine month earnings total $41,975,827, or $9.03 per share, versus $28,? in the prior year. The payout raises total dividends to $269,829,150.
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Ood News
Nve
Chiistie
Atcec
Nuc Vembyer
Chrysler
Wallalevel
Untis Lateran
Fem
Clymier man on road committee for county
Nov 11 Mayvilla report that county supervisors formed a road committee to study future programs. The panel will include three highway committee members and aim to outline plans for eight programs. Members named include R. D. Borthwick as chairman and Simon Ton, both from Clymie, plus Fred Davis of Buests. other members to be named soon.
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Mayvilla
Alent
Martin B. Whatlon
Wealibbe
Whallon
Card Party at St Franhets Hall Delights Attendees
A church hall card party raised funds with fourteen contracts and an auction event. Mrs L O’Neill and Mrs Albert L Miller led honors, with Roy Bripkle, May Holer Berry, and Mr Wimdell Shields among prize recipients. Guests, including Mrs Joseph Merklinger and a committee, enjoyed sancheries, cooking, coffee and candy.
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St. Franhéth's
L. O'Neill
Albert L. Miller
J. A. Me
Lanightin
Roy Bripikle
Forty-Two Thousand Steel Workers Hold Out in Pay Fight
United Press reports that forty two thousand steel workers employed by the Carnegie-Hinds Corporation continued a work stoppage on November 11, seeking immediate fulfillment of the cost of living pay increase promised by the company last Friday.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Carnegie-Hinds Corporation
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Sky Radio
You Radio
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Forrest City
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David A. Bridewell
United States
Bridewell
University of the South
Sewaned
Tent
Clymier
Ags
Montgomery Ward
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