Pa Farm Column Reports Major Crop Losses
Harrisburg reports drought across August caused farm crop losses exceed 25 million dollars with corn hit hardest. July losses pegged at 10 million, August drop adds about 4 million, while potatoes show a sharp decline from 196 to 108 bushels per acre. Apple losses estimated at 7.3 million bushels valued at 2 million dollars. PA farm loans through the FSA rise, with high repayment and low delinquency, as AAA officials outline 1944 production goals amid postwar shifts. County AAA committee meets September 25 to discuss program focus and postwar conditions.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Miles Horst
Secretary of Agriculture
Agriculture Secretary
Federal
Horst
John A. Smi
Agriculture Arjustment Administration Committee
Amber
Butter County
Smith
AAA
Farmer Found in Creek Leaves 2500 Estate
Mayville, Sept. 14 The estate of 79 year old William H. Howe, a retired Brocton farmer missing since July, will be divided among eight cousins after his body was found in Dewittville creek. A preliminary administration proceeding was underway by cousin Mrs. Morris Tilly of Fredonia when the discovery occurred.
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Mayville
Wiliam H. Bowe
Brocton Farrier
Dewittville Creek
Morris Tilly
Fredonia
Howe
Dewissville
YMCA
Services Yesterday For Mrs Minnie Tubbs
Rev Francis G Winlitman of First Baptist conducted final rites for Mrs Minnie Tubbs at Bracken Keating Funeral Home with many pallbearers and flowers. Burial followed in Spring Creek Cemetery as out of town mourners attended from Union City Cobb’s Gunners New Castle and several nearby communities.
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Francis G. Winlitman
First Baptist Church
Howers
Brumite
Bere
Herman Ryan
James Marvin
Som
Charles Ryan
Union City
Murl Wright
Cobb
Daisy Densmore
Sprocton
Velma Cooper
Lavern Grandy
Luton Rounds
Margaret Hankin
Virginia ‘Smith
Andebelle Golden
Mupial Golden
Olean
N. Y
Bertha Skellie
Eya Proper
Louis Mavis
Titinsville
Fred Kirmeyer
Frank Candioto
New Castle
Erie Youth Seriously Hurt In Car Crash
Erie on September 14 17 year old Wullsmaay suffered possible injuries when the car he rode in collided with another on Holland Street at 8 50 p m Patrolman Rufus Baxter Jr said he was taken to Hamono Hospital with caution today The other driver Donald Noera 18 and Morris Porter 20 were injured Porter was driving north on Holland Street toward 12th Street as the crash occurred per report
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Erie
Wullsmaayfers
Holland
Rufus Baxter
Im Hamuo
Donald Noera
Morris Porter
Bad Weather Halts Raids On Germany
London report notes deteriorating weather kept British heavy bombers home after a string of daytime raids on industrial targets. Royal Air Force Mosquitos conducted Berlin strikes, dropping two-ton explosives in a large nighttime assault, with about 1,000 tons reported. Two aircraft were lost in a Berlin raid amid contentious plans for continued operations.
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Germany
London
Noal Yr Industries
RAE Mosquios
Berlin
Fonrth Mint
W Ray
French Troops Close On Belfort After Marne Victory
Allied forces across the Belfort gateway near southwestern Germany press the German defense. American units reach within 29 miles of Belfort while Pont de Roide is liberated for a two day street battle. German counterattacks, including tanks, meet stiff French resistance along the Seventh army front as operations push toward Langeas and Chananon.
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Marne
Chaumont
John J. Pershing
Belfort
Germany
Feaver
Villersexel
Pont de Raide
Pont de Roide
Westby
Autechaux-Roide
Belfort Gap
Seventh Army
Langees
Nanay
Chananon
Second Attica convict to plead case in Mayville
CHAUTAUQUA COUNTY tale reports a second Attica prison inmate from three years prior to appear in Mayville county court to seek sentence setting aside alleging error in original grand larceny case. Louis Cantor, 10 to 20 year term, seeks relief. Joseph H. Tetreault requests to argue own motion for resentencing in the alleged $2000 swindle of 83 year old Mrs. Sara A. Furey.
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Chautauqua
Attica
Mayville
Chautauqua County
Grind Lateeny
Mayyuie
Louis Cantor
John F. Shanahan
Thomas Shanahan
Sidney T. Hewes
Onnitorne
Caniot
Joseph H.tetreault
Robert Castle
Sara A. Furey
Irvin
Marion Anna Powers 20 claimed by death in Corry
Marion Anna Powers age 20 died at her family home on East Main Street Corry after a prolonged illness. Born March 5 1924 she lived in Corry her whole life and was a member of St Pauls Lutheran Church. Survived by her parents brothers and sisters and her maternal grandfather John Hansen. Body to be taken from Davison Funeral Home to the late home then to Pine Grove cemetery for burial after services at 2 20 oclock Sunday afternoon.
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Marion
Walter
Eugene Powers
East Main Street
R. D. Corry
Corry
St. Paul's Lutheran ‘Church
Pye
Ward H. Powers
Charleston
Notice of Intention to File Fictitious Name Certificate
Public notice announces intent to file with Pennsylvania authorities a certificate for carrying on business under the assumed name CORRY BAKING COMPANY. Principal place is 10 East Washington Street Corry Erie County Pennsylvania. The business will conduct a bakery including wholesale baked goods. Delbert W. Robinson owns 10% interest. filing date September 22 1984. Walter L. Peake attorney Cory Pennsylvania.
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Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Rly Golisty
Delbert W. Robinson
Hast
Washington Street
Corry
Pennnsylvania
Corry Baking Company
East
Erlay County
Walter L. Peake
Cameron Building
Cory
Howard J. Miller
East Scully Street
North Center Street
Erie County
Yanks open new push in Metz area
Allied forces advance in the Metz area as British crossing north of Bour and other pushes near Maastricht and Luxembourg tighten the siege. American units along the Moselle move toward Neufchateau and Charmes while Patton’s Third Army widens gains near Nancy and pushes toward the Siegfried Line.
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Gontland
Yage
Supreme Headquarters
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Albert Canal
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Tuxembourg
Trier
Aachen
Liege
Belgium
Rhineland
Cologne
Paris
Colummné
Germany
Lammersdorf
Siegfried Line
Tim Berlik Beond
Adchen-Borgen
Ger
Tman
Transocean Aews
Luxembourg
I Okain
George S. Patton
Moselle
Realon
Vanoad
Nancy
Neufetla
Golls
Thay
Charmes
Indictment of 174 Nazi Aliens by Federal Grand Juries
The Justice Department announced indictments in New York and New Jersey charging 174 Nazi aliens, including former German officials, with conspiring to undermine the United States by concealing their party affiliations and positions. Secrecy surrounds the case for security reasons as details are sealed.
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Federal
Amsooinayer Kren
Washington
Jutice Department
Gormar
New York
Newderey
Resson
Stocks and commodities mixed as market rallies in New York
Pittsburgh and New York listings show produce demand steady to firm for apples and potatoes. Prices for Idaho Russets, Cobblers, and Maine varieties noted. broad stock market cautiously higher with scattered resistance and gains in blue chips like Bethlehem Steel, U S Steel, General Electric, and Standard Oil firms amid milder selling.
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New York
America
Atlantic
Refining de Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
C&o
Chrysler
General Electric
Motors
Kennecoth
Montgomery Ward
National Biscuit Sanational Dairy
Northen Paol Paragount
Penny BR Penney 'Sotony Vacuum
Studobaker Texas Hg
US Steel
Aady Westinghouse Electric
Yourigetown
N.Y
Arkansas Gas
Fenn
Golf professions Michigan Greater Everescen Roe Inlane Alpini
Unable to determine a coherent news item from the fragment. The readable text references golf, Michigan, and some unclear proper nouns but lacks a complete event, dates, participants, or organizations to form a factual card.
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Golf Professions Michigan
Greater
Everescen Ee Roe Inlane
Alpini
Elevator Strike at Pittsburgh Ends
Elevator operators in Pittsburgh return to work after nearly 400 members of the Building Service Employees Union vote to resume service. The strike caused downtown offices to rely on stairs for four days as wage dispute hearings were promised by the Regional War Labor Board.
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Pittsburgh
Yélevator
Strikerac
Ail~uilding Serlyce Employss
Jpad~ers
Ghatles
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