Pa Farm Column Reports Soybean Storage Urged and Disease Notes
Pennsylvania farm column reports federal urging farmers to store soybeans on farms due to limited commercial storage and transport. Light notes rising yield, storage incentives, and loan supports while detailing cattle disease progress and growing poultry test records. The piece also mentions the stork as a popular symbol in Muslim countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrishurg
John ‘H. Light
Secretary of Agriculture
Pennsylvania
Light
Pennysylvania
War effort calls for binoculars and war bonds
A wartime plea urges citizens to turn in binoculars for military use. The Army and Navy seek lenses of varying powers, priced from 750 to 5001 each, with a catalog of 6 x 80 to 72 power models. If unavailable, purchasing War Bonds can fund the equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Ceivitians
Army
Hemi
Huf Birchase
Sips
Honor Roll and Credit Pupils at Senior High
First six weeks marking period of the 1942-43 term ended October 12. Principal Howard WJ Sheen announces the Senior, Junior, Gifted List and Credit List with names of students earning honors across classes. The lists include many named pupils across senior to gifted categories, reflecting academic achievement during that period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard WJ. Sheen
Hileen Cragg
Elwood Davis
Johm Dempsey
Mary Ellen Rollett
Lois Bredell
Mary Graham
Malley Hammond
Jacqueline Howard
Marjarie Owens
Mildred Proctor
Tele
Wine Armitage
Ruth Bensink
Meredith Fhele
Richard Gates
Jean Mitchell
Jean Mould
Howard Pier
Charles Reinesels
John Rickers
Phiyllis Releh
Theodore Suvoko
Etherlns
Spiesiban
Doris Stowe
Mildred Young
Ieejiit List
Melvin Anderson
Phyllis Anderson
Ronald Bersman
Foremsy Dewey
Joseph Dowshue
Rogers Drake
Paul Pelichild
William Haramond
Barbera Harvey
Phyllis Hornes
Robert
Hurl
Inquest Tentatively Set On Erie Man Death
Acting Coroner Frank St Grarge tentatively schedules Friday at 2 p m for an inquest into the death of Charles F Snyder of 14 West 8th street Erie who was struck by a vehicle on Franklin Avenue near St Pranklin Avenue September 7. Driver Joseph Bradt of Sanford Planei is named in reports. Inquest to be held in the courthouse.
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Erie
Frank St Grarge
Charles Ft. Snyder
West 8Th Street
General Eleetric Works
Fotice
Joseph Bradt
Sanford Planei
Snyder
E. Lake Road
Pranklin Avenue
Court House
Curfew to Ring Tonight for Kane Children
Oct 18 Kane. Chief Patrick E K Nelson orders curfew after repairs to the Commons fire bell. The bell taps three times at 9 15 p m giving children under 14 fifteen minutes to return home. Under 14 must be with a parent guardian or carry written consent to stay out later.
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Kane
Sparta Victory Club Seeks Help for Cookie Boxes Drive
Sparta Victory Club calls on residents to support a Tuesday October 20 meeting at Firemen's hall. Volunteers urged to bake and donate cookies for boys in service. The borough canvass showed uneven cooperation and the club thanks past cookie providers while asking for continued support.
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S Club
Edward Doud
PTA
Tabernacle
Spartansburg
Spartansburg Victory Club
Sparta
Baby Bear
Agen
Doud
Webb
Graham
Leo Pfister
Harry Platt
Water Street
Douds
Francis Emerson
Roy Lewis
Corry
Emerson
Princess Pat Club
Guy M. Fish
Katherine Healy
P. TA
Bilding
Sparta School
Ella Morris
Perna
C. E. Thompson
Clayton Patchen
Charles Titus
Young Soldier Wounded In Jamestown Car Shooting
A 21 year old man named Joseph F Koskie of Harbor Creek Pa was shot in the right shoulder while sitting in a closed car in Jamestown's business district around midnight. Police suspect a small calibre revolver. the wounded man, reportedly from an eastern base, gave minimal information and denied being a soldier.
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Jamestown
Abo
Jamestown General Hospital
Joseph F Koskie
Harbor Creek
Grandson Rescued After Fall Into Creek During Scout Outing
Erie reports a 13 year old Buffalo boy Francis J Gehrien Jr fell into a creek while biking with Boy Scouts. A fellow Scout and a passing 15 year old girl performed CPR reviving him in minutes. He is son of Frank Gehulein and Doris Hoffman Gehulein of Arcade Ohio.
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Erie
Frank Gehriein
West Ard Street
Francis J. Gehriein, Jr
Buffalo
Stort
Frank and
Doris Hoffman Gehulein
Arle
Rome
State employees receive 2 million dollar pay raise plan
About 45,000 workers in Pennsylvania begin new salaries today under a 20 percent scale for those earning 3,000 dollars or less, with increases totaling roughly 2 million dollars through the rest of the biennium. Governor James notes living costs and says many gains already made, while some high earners see limited changes.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
James
War Labor Board
Little Steel
St Marys Man Receives Maximum Morals Sentence
Nine men appeared in Elk County court with eight guilty. Jerome Wright of St Marys given a maximum term of 7 to 15 years in western penitentiary for a morals charge. Louis Serafin Brandy Raymond Ottenmiller Johnsonburg William Kosinski Richard Sharpe received two years probation with $100 fines and costs. Several others were fined or jailed for liquor and traffic offenses and a collision incident.
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Ridgway
Jersons
Elkcowity
Jerome Wright
St. Marys
Western Penitentiary
Louis Serafin
Raymond Ottenmiller
Johnsonburg
William Kosinski
Richard Sharpe
Rideway
Hil Souity
Engeline Votano
Ridg %Way
Paul Levendusky
Weedville
George Schisbert
Benzinger Township
Glyde Freedline
Falls Cree
West Coast kidnapers confess child safe in custody
Du Bois and his wife confessed to abducting Vivian from a San Francisco street offering a new dolly and drove to Willits Grants Pass and Red Bluff before arrest. They said to took child to school in Grants Pass and left her there while fleeing. Vivian located at Grants Pass show. DuBois 39 and his wife 43 married last May.
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D. F. Olson
Central
China
Tabernacle
F. H. Bowman
French West Africa
R. K. Mills
Ohio
Olson
Mills
Lucy Morris
Arnold Lindberg
Ryices
J. A. Waugamen
Eige
San Quentin
James N. Froome
DuBois
Vivian
San Francisco
Willits
Calif
Grants Pass
Oregon
Red Blutt
Unclear 1900s Rubber and Synthetic Materials Note
Fragmentary report discusses rubber production and synthetic materials, mentioning terials and processes. References weeks tied to plant lines and esthve ponies and molasses. Mentions a ten year span and early in 1915 but text is garbled and incomplete.
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Aterials
Nan Rene
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Rey
Alton Armitage
Mary Baker
Barbara Brown
Maxine Gregory
Dorothy Huntley
Rollin Jewell
Ruth Lawson
Doris McGry
Shiley Simonsen
Marydean Sullivan
Elisabeth Shumsky
Lois Thoroyood
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Nina Miller
John Morrison
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Doris Ross
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Mary Shamburg
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Pav Weicht
Helen Westley
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Virginia Folsy
Sparta Victory Club
Concord Township
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Cooks Forest
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Tinsville
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Sam Stoltz
Sherman Gillespie
Brleqvere
W. W. Conrey
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Joseph F. Koski
Harborcreek
Child
Czas Cut Drug
Kotelcra A
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HIND
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Hydrogen Peroxide
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