Officials probe third blast at American Cyanamid plant
Investigators look into a third explosion in a week at American Cyanamid’s Bridgeville Pennsylvania plant. The blast damaged a building and two workers were injured. Plant manager says no national defense contracts are involved.
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Pennsylvania 1940 Truck Crops Reach 39 Level Benchmarks
Pennsylvania reports 1940 truck crop totals with 352000 crates of asparagus 249000 bushels of celery 23000 tons of cabbage and strong carrot and lettuce yields. The release compares 1939 levels, notes acreages planted, and gives 10 year averages for major crops including spinach and early spring greens.
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Rmport
Pennsylvania
Bert
Down H. Light
State Department of Apsculture
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Fitet
Democrats Plan Open Primary in County
Democrats discuss holding an open primary across the county with the party leadership and executive board agreeing to field candidates for the September primary. The plan aims to unify Liberal party harmony and reduce battles among candidates, with ward leaders naming hopefuls for the first ward and other districts.
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Iaseght Wagner
Premaurty Democratic Committen
Tmenihere A
Weonm
2Ler
Peach Emremis
Sitay
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Erie Collemogra
Columbus Woman Honored As PTA Party Hosted
Nov 19 Columbus community notes show a PTA party planned at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Batts with all invited. Mentions of local meetings, cross roll call, and social visits across Columbus and nearby towns include families, school events, and Thanksgiving services led by Rev John Waite at the Community Church.
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Community Ladies Aid
A. al Nichols
Arthur Hill
Reynold Hamilton
Youngsville
Berenice Ann
Bil Hillyard
Ada Bennet
John Dutton
Warren
Orrie Westover Messy
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Deen
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Louise Miller
Murry Raymond
Homer Kolstee
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Frank Dodd
Betty
Anna Christensen
James Moore
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Ancient Cat Bargain Engulfs Williamsport Scene
Fragmented OCR notes describe a disjointed 1902 event in Williamsport involving a person named Charles W. Sunirs and an item described as an ertaten Anluet gill. The text hints at a sale or agreement with unclear terms and parties, reflecting a historical local notice with garbled phrasing and missing details.
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Williamsport
Wien
Charles W. Sunirs
Presidents Die on Nation’s Birthdays Recall Adams Jefferson Monroe
A fragment notes three U S presidents associated with the nation’s birth. It mentions John Adams Thomas Jefferson James Monroe and a birth date of July 4 for an unclear figure Calvin Cuslidzta.
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John Adams
Jefferson
Monroe
Calvin Cuslidzta
State Demands Death Penalty In Murder Case
District Attorney Mu P Breene and Attorney Gerald Me Gil presented the murder case before the court, urging the death penalty for the defendant Tagan. The defense, led by Hy court appointee, challenged the questions during the argument while the town's jurists weighed the complex charges and the possible sentence.
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Miri
Pearl Rogers
Min
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L. Eakin
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Joseph
Tuyatun
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S Crover
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Ol City
Eeward Cavey
Willan B. Maid
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Hamy J. Hunduesnn
Sugar Oreek
Mup Breene
Gerald Me~ Gil
Hhy Court
Tagan
Erie mayor seeks 4375 more for 1941 city budget
In Erie, Mayor Barber requests a 1941 city budget of 20 billion 9430 dollars, an increase of 47544 over 1940. The proposal covers the Department of Public Works and other city services. Details include the rival service bonds and jail maintenance plans.
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Citiens
Erie
Barber
Eliy Conell
Kevin
Department of Dubliy
Buren Aplin
Baptists Hold Meeting Here With Speakers and Fellowship
A Baptist gathering is reported with speakers including John Limencek and Rev. Glbert Klayil from Brie. A fellowship supper follows, and about 76 to 100 attendees are expected as the meeting opens with a business session.
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Layer
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Edie
Rana
Bele
Balhyee
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