Home Canning: Pressure Cooker or Boiling Water Bath
Homemakers weigh pressure cooker versus boiling water bath for processing foods in home canning. Acid foods like tomatoes and pickles require boiling water bath. nonacid vegetables and meats suit pressure canning for higher temps and shorter times. Follow guidelines, use fresh high quality produce, and consult the Extension Office for the free Home Canning bulletin.
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Pennsylvania
Agricultural Extension Office
Deer Wanders Main Street in Grove City
A doe roams West Main Street in Grove City during daylight, strolling through a field behind the McConnell service station before vanishing into a grove of trees. Residents were amazed by the deer’s unafraid movement amid traffic and pedestrians yesterday.
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Grove City
West Main Street
McConnell
Red Cross Nurses Recruitment Drive Plans Announced
Red Cross Chapter announces a June 1 start for a Nurses Recruitment drive to enlist over one hundred nurses for army and haven service. The plan covers Lawrence Butler and Beaver counties in addition to Pittsburgh area. A June 18 public rally will conclude the effort.
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The
Red Cross
Butler
Beaver
Lawrence Coun
Jessie Herr
Pittsburgh
Licut
Hartman
Allegheny County Council For War Service
Florence Hay
Helen Vandercalt
Lawrence
Beaver Counties
National Red Cross
Ww. W. Dult
Olive Kay
Helen Elder
Alice Brunswick
Margaret Dagnon
Mary Bell
Editty Shremp
William Wallace
James Rugh
Beulah Norris
New Castle
Chapter House
Ew Castle
Shenango
Jimeson-Shenango
World and the Mad Puddles and Communism Debate
The piece surveys anarchist and communist ideas, contrasting anarchy with various state ideologies. It traces evolution from Kropotkin to Marx, Trotsky, Lenin, and Stalin, noting Russia's shifts and Stalin's attempt to spread communism gradually. It emphasizes differing beliefs about government, regulation, and global adoption.
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Prince Kropotkin
Bacic
Karl Marx
Marx
Russia
Leon Trotsky
Nikolai Lenin
Lenin
Stalin
Joe
Comrade Stalin
Niclal Lenin
Campron
Penn Grove Hotel Changes Managers
Grove City notices a change in management as Penn Grove Hotel switches hands on June 6 after Mr and Mrs J P Dillons sell equipment and furnishings to Mr and Mrs Frank J Bragdon of Sunbury, with the Grove City Note Company retaining property ownership and lease to the new managers.
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Grove City
Penn Grove
J.P. Dillons
Frank J. Bragdon
Sunbury
Grove Cnly Note Company
After the War the Money Hunt Continues in Washington
A column notes postwar anxieties and political will as war bills and debt loom. Citizens debate policing the world, freeing nations, and jobs after victory. The piece mocks idealism, warns of idle rich and politicians, and voices cynicism about America’s future.
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Russia
MacArthur
Washington
Boyal
Mny
Big Brother
Big Brothers
Sage Fortmite
America
New Manufacturing Course For Women To Be Given Here
A war training program at New Castle Senior High School offers a two evening weekly course for women and girls. Pennsylvanian State College Extension provides instruction in mathematics through trigonometry, interpretation of drawings, manufacturing processes, and inspection techniques to prepare students as production clerks, supervisors, and inspectors in war material plants. Admission requires high school education or equivalent and at least one year of algebra. Additional courses for all registrants include chemical techniques and engineering drawing, offered June 3 and 4 in partnership with Westminster College.
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Pennsylvanian State College Extension
New Castle Senior High School
Chiss
Penn State
Westminster College
Now Castle
Don’t Let Siblings Tease Each Other
A brief plea urges restraint among brothers and sisters to prevent teasing and torment between younger and older siblings. It emphasizes harmony and mutual respect within the family.
Class Day at New Castle High School June 2
Seniors of New Castle High School will present a class day program on Wednesday morning June 2 in the high school auditorium at 8 45.
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New Castle High School
Tidyman Wins $190 for Waste-Saving Idea at Goodrich
J. D. Tidyman earned 190 dollars for a suggestion to reduce waste in B. F. Goodrich's Delects and Fuel Cells division in Akron. The 1942 pioneer plant doubled its 1941 payments for accepted employee suggestions, reflecting the program's success and Tidyman's timely name fit.
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Akron, O
J. D. Tidyman
B. F. Goodrich
Pioneer
Akron Rubber Company
Navy Lowers Draft Physicals Delays Fathers Induction
The Navy reduced the physical standards for selectees, a move expected to briefly delay the drafts of fathers. National Selective Service Director Maj. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey said induction of married men with children would begin in August, noting the Navy action would push back the fathers draft by about a month.
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Cnnternationg News Service
Washington
Navy
Lewis B. Hershey
National Selective Service
Cnly
McNutt Sees Standards Lowered To Increase Induction
War manpower chief Paul V. McNutt stated that reducing physical standards would allow more men to be inducted now, delaying the intake of fathers only to the extent of the increased enrollments. He framed the arrival of fathers as a matter of time, not fact.
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Paul V. McNutt
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Battlefront
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Erie Railroad
Frie
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Anna Marie Quinn
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Marines
Coase Guard
Red Cross Nurses
Helen Vondereau
the World and
Penn-Grove Hotel
Penn State Extension Service
Ben Mi
Chenille
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