Enrollment Drives Offer Production Payments for Potatoes and Veggies
Farmers may sign enrollment cards by June 30 to participate in AAA programs boosting potato and fresh vegetable acreage. Payments hinge on increased plantings. government support price for U S No 1 potatoes is set at $1.26 per bushel this September. Eligible crops include carrots beans lima beans beets tomatoes cabbage onions and green peas.
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Ricastural Conservation Office
Waters
Dorris L. Parkman
Lawrence County
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Farma
AAA
U.S. No. I
Eisenhower vows greater effort to crush Axis worldwide
London dispatch reports General Dwight D. Eisenhower, Allied commander in chief for North Africa, replying to the House of Commons with thanks for their congratulations. He pledges a greater effort until complete and final destruction of the Axis worldwide is attained. Commons cheered the message reading.
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International News Service
London
Dwight D. Eisenhower
North Africa
House of Commons
Commoris
Eisenhower
OCD Notes outlines forest fire fighter service roles
The Forest Fire Fighter Service is being established in Lawrence County with state chief George H. Wirt urging rapid recruitment and training of volunteers before the fire season. Local defense councils must appoint a Forest Fire Fighter Service chair and enroll 10 or more workers, with notices to Jane Cochran as city OCD clerk. Tonight’s meetings include refresher gas and wardens classes and schedule at Sampson Street post stadium Lincoln Garfield school and city building. An Air Raid Warden Post meeting is set for Tuesday at 8 30 in St Vitus church basement.
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Forest Fire Fighter
Lawrence
FFFS
George H. Wirt
Council of Defense
Chile
Sampson Street Post
Stadium
Lincoln~ Garfield
St. Vitus Church
Health Talks On Milk Usage By Dr W A Womer
City health officials urge increased milk intake as essential for growth and disease protection. Experts note adults need a pint and youths a quart daily, with licensed dealers supplying over 15000 quarts daily in New Castle. Public urging residents to use milk in cooking, desserts, soups, and ice cream. One year subscription notice follows.
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New Castle
Supreme Court frees servicemen from civil suits in relief act ruling
The Supreme Court held Congress gave courts discretion under the Soldiers and Sailors Civil Relief Act to allow servicemen to appear or defend civil suits. Maj. Daniel F. Boone, stationed with Army services of supply, faced judgments totaling more than 27,000 dollars. The ruling affirms liberal construction to protect duties to the nation and cautions against denying defense due to military service.
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International News Service
Washington
Supreme Court
Congress
Soldiers and Sailors Relief Act
North Carolina Supreme Court
Daniel F. Boone
Army Services of Supply
Boone
Polk County
N. C
Henderson County
Justice Jackson
Boy Found After City Hunt Thanks Police and Sheriff
Mr and Mrs A W Bolt of Hast Wallace avenue express thanks to police and sheriff authorities for locating their three year old son Eddie who was missing last week. Sheriff Badger found the lad in West Sycamore way. City Engineer John Z Street told city council the Havens Emerson Cleveland engineers plans for the disposal plant repairs meet health board requirements and conform to the original report.
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A. W. Bolt
Hast Wallace Arenue
Sheriff's Office
Eddie
Badger
West Sycamore Way
John Z. Street
Havens & Emerson
Cleveland
State Board of Health
Street
Tax Cut Proposal Vetoed By Martin
Gov Edward Martin vetoed a legislative resolution urging Congress to call a constitutional convention to limit property taxes to 25 per cent and restrict income tax collection. He cited wartime money needs and said he would not act in a way that could hamper the war effort.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
Jtme
Edward Martin
Congress
Martin
City permits bring in May revenue of 58.82 dollars
City engineer's office permits sold in May yielded 58.82 dollars, per a report filed by Neal Williams of the bureau to the city council on Monday.
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Eity
Neal Williams
War Training Center to Open in New Castle
The Pennsylvania State College will open a war training center at New Castle High School on Thursday June 10 under S B Clea. Enrollment for opening night, June 10, with specific classes in manufacturing procedures for women and courses in laboratory techniques drafting engineering and inspection of iron and steel products. All training is free aside from textbook and material costs, and the center coordinates with Westminster College.
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Pennsylvania State College
New Castle High School
S. B. Clea
Westminster College
New Castle
Small Wounds Are Dangerous Warns Against Infection
An old advertisement stresses that even minor wounds can invite deadly germs and urges immediate protection with Antiseptic San-Cura Ointment. It touts soothing pain relief and quick tissue healing, endorsing use for burns bruises skin irritation and itching. Prices 85¢ and 60c at Eckerds and drug stores, plus San-Cura Soap 25c.
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Eckerd’s
Shenango River channel lines adopted by city council
City council met in City Hall Monday and passed an ordinance designating channel lines of the Shenango River from one city end to the other. The measure aims to keep any building on ground lying within the designated channel from construction. A separate note mentions cereals used as fuel in Argentine power plants.
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Shenango Dliver
Catholic Retreat Schedules Announced by Catholic Women
Mrs Frances Colan retreat chairman of the C D A announces Catholic Business and Professional Women's retreats at Seton Hill College Greensburg and Villa Maria New Bedford Pa. Seton Hill sessions run June 11 to June 13 with Rev Brandon Larnen of New York as speaker. Villa Maria hosts August 18–22 and August 22–25 sponsored by the Sisters of Humility of Mary. Reservations for Villa Maria close July 1.
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Frances Colan
C. D. of A
Seton Hill College
Greensburg
Villa Maria
New Bedford
Brandon Larnen
New York
Holy Name Journal
Sisters of Humility of Mary Villa Maria
Colao
Fire chief reports no hazard after porch permit granted
Fire Chief James E. Thomas told the council at city hall that Floyd Jones may enclose a porch at 415 West Grant Street without increasing fire hazard since the property lies in the fire zone. The decision followed an investigation of the fire risk area.
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James E. Thomas
Floyd
Jones
West
Grant Street
Governor’s vetoes below ten percent of bills
Harrisburg June 8 Gov Edward Martin said he vetoed only 40 of the 495 bills introduced to his desk during the 124 day session the decade. Legislature approved 322 in the House and 178 in the Senate with five conditional amendments needing further passage. Hartford Conn settled for a company linked to Rev Thomas Hooker on July 1 1636.
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Tighe Cna Trgil News
Harrisburg
Edward Martin
Genera
House
Senate
Assembly
Votke
Hartford
Connn
Thomas Hooker
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