Pennsylvania farm column reports milk output and crop notes
The Pennsylvania dairy section notes August milk production at 18.4 million pounds, near all time highs, with excellent pastures aiding output. Rising dairy rations and grain costs, potential feed price increases in 1942 43, and wheat as a partial substitute for corn or barley are discussed. Also covered are Timothy seed yields, wheat variety demonstrations, and grazing advice from Penn State extension specialists.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Department of Agriculture
Federal
John H. Light
Agricature
Poul State College
John Richner
Luthersburg
Clearweld County
Nittany
J. B. R. Dickey
Pennsylvania State College
Owens
Thorne
Hunt Robbers Who Threatened Woman At Erie
Erie report details a 9:30 pm home intrusion on Elena Ritchie as three robbers, one allegedly a woman, broke in at 1eth and Fillmore. Police Privates Pierce and Hammaker investigated with $1840 stolen from a desk. Elena Ritchie describes a gun threat, restrained husband Jol Ritchie, and keys seized.
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Erie
Elena Ritchie
Fillmore Avenue
Charles Pierce
BJ. Hammaker
Kane's Paving Nears Finish in Borough Plan
In IEANE on September 10 the borough council heard forecasts the 1942 paving program would finish by November 1 with federal approval for blacktopping and limestone chips arriving to start surface work. Progress is reported on Park avenue and other projects, with about 5,000 feet paved this year and 7,000 more planned. remaining streets to curb improvements on hill streets were completed earlier.
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Ieane
Park Avenue
Six New Firemen to Be Appointed in Erie
Erie Sept 10 Six appointments to the Erie fire department are expected at Friday’s council meeting Safety Director Hickey says the under manning has been too long and definite steps will be taken to fill all vacancies Friday. The note mentions shrubbery near wells and ventilating at night with a horse fan, reflecting unreliable text portions.
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Erie Erie
Hie Fire Department
Sher
Hickey
Signe
Guerillas of Leningrad Rise to Harass Germans
IRWIN Wide World Features Writer recounts Vladimir Vindimir a 15 merchant seaman turned guerrilla leader in the Leningrad area. Detachments formed within the military plan operations elect leaders and split into subunits to raid supply columns sabotage roads and harass German forces while living among locals. Despite losses the fighters pressed on until purged by rheumatic illness and war. The story portrays Russian resolve against the Nazi invasion.
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Vladimir
Partizans
Leningrad
Meyer
Vindimir
Keningrad
Vladimi
Pskov
Sword From Africa By Presley N O Bannon
The current marine corps sword mirrors the weapon brought back from Africa by Lieut Presley N O Bannon.
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Africa
Marine Corps
Aepy
Presley N. O'Bannon
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