Pennsylvania Farms Mobilize Under Food for Freedom Plan
An extensive canvass of Pennsylvania farms begins November first to gauge how state and federal programs can boost production of dairy eggs pork and vegetables under the Food for Freedom initiative. County boards coordinate outreach to farmers with no compulsion, aiming to lift milk eggs poultry and other outputs while preserving farming practices and preparing for national needs.
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U. S
Clay Wieknd
East Thier
Borg
Wickwd
Pennsylvania
Agricultural Conservation Service
Timier
Welfi
Kway
Defense
Live County
Conservation Service
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Tee
Pennsylviia
Conservation Servics
Agricultural Defense Board
James E. Walker
Department of Jure
S. Mackey
I] Intemediate Crerist Bank
Fottimore
Farm Credit “Administration
Gas
Federal
Stile Crow Reporting Service
M. McDowell
Agricultur- Rellhsion
Pennsylvania de Galtese
Carson
Morta
Berm Securior
Harry O. Kims
Bymneler
Forest of Shilatelphie
George W
Laub launches investigation into Heaths books
Erie District Attorney Turton R Laub announced an official probe into alleged fund shortfalls in ethncat tax collections tied to George Heath of Wesleyville. The inquiry aims to determine if criminal conduct occurred after claims Heath could repay 4000 dollars by next Monday, with county commissioners extending the deadline.
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Erie
Det
Turton R. Laub
George ‘Heuli
Wesleyville
Dendlifre Sel
Tar
Atorney
Heath
Held for Court After Accident at Franklin Crossing
Fay Ogee was bound over to court on drunken driving charges after an October 10 collision at North and Orange streets. George C. Michael, of West Front Street, was jailed in Venango County after the hearing. Michael suffered facial cuts. Mary Kerr and Mary Burnella sustained injuries.
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OW Geey
Fay
Pohling
George C. Michael
West Front Street
Venango County
Franklin
Michael
Mary . Kern
North
Orange Streets
Lehigh Sunk While Empty Carries No Contraband
President Roosevelt commented on the torpedoing of the Lehigh noting it carried no cargo and thus no contraband, while a second ship, the Belt Venue, joined the day’s sinking list. The Lehigh, flying the U S flag, reported one lifeboat with 22 survivors and two other lifeboats missing. The vessel had discharged cargo at Bilbao and was en route to the Gold Coast when sunk north of the equator near Africa.
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Roosevelt
Bilbao
Spain
Gold Coast
South America
Africa
Lehigh
New York
Treasury
Baltimore
Bnelsud
Language trademarks become common words in dictionaries
Many registered trademarks owned by manufacturers have entered everyday language. Terms such as cellophane and Pyrex illustrate how distinct brands evolve into generic usage across similar products.
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Auiloxico
German study in New York schools far below French interest
In New York high schools only about 10 to 211 students study German while 22 500 study French. The article cites the state of foreign language instruction and notes John F. Conaboy of Pittsburgh representing the Surplus Marketing Administration.
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Leas
Cerman
New York
John F. Conaboy
Pittsburgh
Surlus Marketing Administration
Birthday Gatherings and Community Notes From Clymer
A sequence of local club meetings, family visits, and school events in Clymer highlights a busy period. The Cwen lieth Century Club met at Mrs. genni Brown’s home with Mrs. Ora Gatlisch presiding and Doris Nevkosk reading. Families hosted guests from Meadville and Pittsburgh while students toured Gen terville via a new Supplee-Wills-Jones bus. Boy Scout Troop 10 held an overnight at Camp Mers Priday. Community members attended birthday surprises, mission society quilting, and church gatherings with music, readings, and a tureen supper, reflecting a active local social calendar.
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Donald J. Spitzer
Meadville
James Grayvnk
John Legters
Boy Scouts
Camp Mers
John Wassink
John Skeps
Clarence Abenbergen
R. X. Williams
Port Niagara
Ett
National Guards
George Campbell
Pittsburgh
Chris, Christensen
Frederick’ Campbell
Oklahoma
Christensen
Chipmante Hunt Club
Harold Legters
Edward Donk
Howard Legters
Frederick Vander Schaal
James Ten Haken
Arthur Goggins
Raymond Wassink
Barild Legters
G. H. Tenpas
Roy Gravinik
Henry Tenpas
Coopersville
Mich
Gravink
Jennie Renskers
Karma
Wilbur Renskers
Susanne
Albert Neekers
Carrle Neekers
Cena Wassinie
T Marriet Newhouse
Ida Johnson
Grayvnk
Ray Renekers
Tenpus
Clifford Schreus
Bred Gillors
Butta
Craters
State Hospital
T Ollock
Plorenge
Téa Johnson
Ella McGray Casler
Union City
Elinor Griswold
Conry
Mra
Ela Abbott
Ashville
Harriet Newhouse
Cork Callisch
Jennie Webster
May Young
Panaima
Ora Carlisch
Johnson
Subuday Wetland
Clinton Miracle
Kane
Henry Tenpes
Garret Tenpas
Yuling Ladies Mission Band
Hallowe'en
Ted
Bernice ‘McCann
Lucy Wiggers
Addie Lchurman
Albert Manuel
Gerrit, Timmer
Laura Cafisch
Dorothy Donk
Gertrude Gra~vink
Irma Tena
Bernie McCann
Marguerite Wan der Schauf
Woman’s Societ of Christian Service
Grace Wallace
Grace Spitter
Ellen Carlisch
Doris Goggins
Alfie Kearns
Myrtle Gallup
Thel Wallace
W.S. C.S
Jamestown
Uth
Christina Fenske
City
Hunter’s 9 51 inch moose antlers set state record
DuBois Hunter Swati Sr returns from a Canada trip with a massive moose head and cap. The 51 inch antlers feature 17 points and a heavy balance, weighing about 1,490 pounds dressed. Local witnesses note this as one of the largest trophies seen by a hunter on the Wariapetei river area.
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DuBois
John T Swati
Canada
Wariapetei
Ils Buide
Community notes reveal plans for Sheffield Children's Home drive
Local meeting praised Grace Wallace leadership as members voted to purchase material and sew outfits for the Sheffield Pa Children's Home. A planning committee chaired by Mrs Refskers with Edna Newhouse and Alive Vans will organize Week of Prayer events and a church supper in October.
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Grace Wallace
Sheffield
Refskers
Edna Newhouse
Alive Vans
Jennie Brown
Bertha Koomun
Frits Steanna
Fort McClellan
Alabama
Alfred Lamperalli
F. A. Spencer
Bimiga
N. Y
J. W. Rickers
W. F. Rickers
Corry
James Granvin
Gilbert, Ton
Fred Dilmus
Haltie Rickers
Corty
Charles Meyerink
Clymer
Youth Wounded in Gun Mishap at Franklin
Arthur Cayton, 19, of Froieling Re D, was wounded by an accidental discharge of a .22 caliber short rifle while handling it Sunday afternoon. He was in serious condition, with a bullet lodged near the left chest still in hospital and described as fairly comfortable. The incident occurred after the weapon was cleaned. his father Boyd Crixtor resides near Bethel in Franklin-Derpseytown.
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Cel
Arthur Cayton
Froieling
Wilty
Callbey
Boyd Crixtor
Bethel
Franklin-Derpseytown Ail
Unique Masonry Remains of Tis Carona Indians Near Springs NC
A brief note describes unique masonry built by the Tis Carona Indians before white settlements in the United States, noting the structure remains in fine preservation near Mag azine Springs in North Carolina.
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United States
Wil Magazine Springs
Funeral of Tractor Victim on Thursday
The body of Roy Stillson of Fast Randolph N J lost his life when a caterpillar tractor crushed him while working on a timber rack near Spring Creek. He was employed by Bissell Lumber Co and died at Eldred HM. His body lay at his parents home at Bent Flandolph after being found Tuesday before noon. Funeral services will be held Thursday in his memory.
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Roy Stillson
Fast Randolph, N
Spring Creek
Bpnt
Probe death of man from Burns
A blaze at a 14 room home on Valles road in St Vincents Hospital area killed a man from Burns injuries. Firefighters found the body as they entered the dwelling. coroner to rule on inquest. Neighbors reported sounds and an organist witness, with details of the structure and adjoining homes damaged.
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Dri
Wta Chrzal
Schon
Wrhseay
St Vincen's
Valles Road
Willer
Will Stevie le
Nts
Jose Funer
Schow
Eighbor Clark Morgan
Tavul
Roger Harringinj
RT. 1
Girard
Cour
Pal Seemell
Jimien
Mrs Bloeser Ordered Committed to Warren Hospital
A troubled woman identified as Mrs Bloeser, 55, was committed for Warren State Hospital after a sanity commission found her mentally deficient. Judge Elmer Evans ordered the transfer from county prison and the sheriff supervised the move with deputies.
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Vats Bloser
Suicide Park
Edwin
Grant
Warren State Hospital
Elmer
Evans
Mandey
Sheriif Carl Kmpnler
Blovser
Couyy
Bloes
Warren
Yyphill
Fragmentary OCR Note on Political Event
Fragmented text mentions a political phrase and names but lacks clear facts. It does not provide a verifiable event, participants, dates, or locations to form a coherent news item. Further readable context is required to craft a factual summary with proper entities.
School Officials Navigate November Americ Pro Servant Plan
In a brief note, local school and library leaders discuss a November initiative aimed at public service education. The text references administrators Pri and Supe 5 Dew, with mentions of Americ, Mo, and J. Details are fragmentary, but the item centers on planned community programs and cross-institutional cooperation.
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Bn Mo
Yaernbe
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