Fragmented historical note on wartime figures and events
cryptic OCR fragment mentions ships aircraft and general actions, refers to Vichy and allied lines, includes stray numbers and names. lacks coherent narrative or clear individuals, but suggests a wartime report with military movements and affiliations in a damaged page.
PA Farm Column Reports War Certs and Crop Prospects
Harrisburg November 19 The state Department of Agriculture warns farmers that truck owners must secure war certificates of necessity by December 7 via local district offices. James B Walker chairman notes county boards will assist, certificates enable operation and mileage allowances. Crop reports show smaller root crop storage expected due to labor, weather, and price factors with beets carrots broccoli and cabbage affected. The 1942 Pennsylvania crop is forecast at 947000 bushels vs 1,040,200 in 1941.
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V. Department of Agriculture
Pennsylvania Pinners
Uist
Flee of Defense Transportation
James EB. Walker
Far Board
County War Board
State Department of Agriture
Philadelphia
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Pennsylvania
Employment in Erie Hits Record October High
Erie reports a October unemployment rise to 39,163, a new record. Manufacturing added 424 jobs, retail wholesale trade gained, coal and miscellaneous sectors declined, net rise of 489. Since October 192, total gains recorded, with 4,173 more employed than last year.
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Erie
U. S. Employment Service Office
Oulp
Millaneous
OPA Probing Price Freezing Violations In City
Scores of complaints have been filed with the Office of Price Administration regarding alleged price freezing violations in the city. Walter R. Cartwright, western Pennsylvania district manager, says enforcement will begin soon with citations and prosecutions. Cartwright and Howard W. Seabury discussed the order with merchants and will hold a city wide meeting.
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Brie
Office of Production Administraton
Eity
Walter R. Cartwright
OPA
Western Pennsylvania
Cartwright Plans
Cartwright
Howard W. Seabury
Missing man found believed amnesia victim in Warren
David Brasington of Akeley vanished November 2 while driving his car for General Concrete Products. He was found weak and unable to recall his whereabouts or car details after a statewide and local search. He is under a physician care and recovering at home.
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Warren
David Brasington
Akeley
Bresington
General Concrete Products Company
Max Latsen
Offity
Lassen
Oil City Man Convicted Of Assault Charge
Franklin Pa November 19 Deliberating less than half an hour a quarter sessions jury yesterday convicted Frank Kurtich of the City of Oil City on a charge of assault and battery with intent to criminally attack a 10 year old girl While the jury was deliberating the court took up the case involving Stephen Toth of Riverside Drive Oil City on a similar charge involving a Clarion county girl working as a maid in an Oil City home
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Franklin
Frank Kurtich
City
Stephen Toth
Riverside Drive
Oil City
Clarion County
Blood Donor Drive Seeks Volunteers For November 24
City awaits Red Cross mobile unit at the State Armory from 10 AM to 12 PM and 1 PM to 4 PM. Ninety city and nearby residents have offered, but many plant workers cannot attend due to limited hours.
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Red Cross
State Armory
Troy Gileite
Corry
Warren
Kane
Gillette
Iiit
Cony
Tewish to be vollMiteer Wood donor on November 24 1049
A local notice announces a volunteer donor event on November 24. The form requires the participant to print their name and address and select the most suitable time to donate at the designated venue.
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Tewish
Wage Dispute at Kane Taken to Labor Board
Kane Pennsylvania November 19 wage difficulties at Kahne Manufacturing Company have been certified to the War Labor Board. The Local No 17 percent union of United Construction Workers affiliated with United Mine Workers, led by Charles Tooker of Webmore, seeks higher wages for certain plant workers under a grievance that may yield individual raises while a contract runs to March 31 1943.
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Kane
Kahne Manufacturing Company
War Labor Board
Washington
National
United Construction Wot Ats
United Mine Workers Entuty
Charles Tooker
Webmore
Murder Charge In Babe's Death
Mrs Elma Fenstermacher 26 of 2314 French Street faces murder involuntary manslaughter and concealment of an illegitimate baby boy. Edward Tylman 37, a truck driver, identified by a coroner's jury as a parent, remains held for further investigation into the case.
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Babe
Bree
Elma Fenstermacher
Button R. Laub
Laub
Edward Tylman
Parade Street
Aruck
Fenstermacher
Guilce
Mundes
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