Washington Panorama on war, Bricker plan, and political shifts
A sober view on the Second Front and Allied gains cautions of costly resistance. Gov. Bricker’s world partnership ideas are praised as Americanism. Pay raises for infantry and glider troops are proposed. New York gains GOP seats in a tight House balance. Farley to attend the Democratic convention as a delegate, seeking independence from New Deal leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Russia
John Bricker
Ohio
United States
Bricker
Senate Military Affairs Committee
James A. Farley
New York
Farley
Roosevelt
Local Social Roundup Points to Dances and Devotions
Miss Rachel Foreman shopped in Lancaster on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Samuel B Rigg of Glenridge NJ spent days with Mrs Mary Yohn and daughters Lizzie and Sallie. Blanche Dolby vacations in Atlantic City NJ. George Berstler renovates Main Street home. A barn raising occurred at Dan Esch's home Thursday. Rev Willard Amthor and son Wil lard Jr with Alvin Miller from Coatesville spent the weekend at a Churchtown summer home. Mrs Mayme Hacker of New holland visited her sister Mrs Fred Bickham. Mrs Annie Styer of East Orange NJ summers with Minnie Davis at Windsor Forge. Special Methodist services were held last Tuesday at 7 pm and a D-Day service drew a good attendance. Sunday visitors included Mrs William Malen of Philadelphia and wider family from Goodville, Blue Ball. Bentley Hoffard hosted James McComsey and Nancy, Yvonne Hoffard, and Daniel Glass of Elverson. Children’s Day service drew a nice crowd at the church. A wedding reception at Earl and Cor poral Robert Yohn’s home honored Mary B Weaver. they wed at Valley Forge chapel. The groom returned to the U S after twenty eight months in Panama. Present at the reception were multiple Weaver and Yohn families from Narvon, Churchtown, and New Holland.
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Blanche Dolby
Atlantic City
N. J
George Berstler
Main Street
Dan Esch
Willard Amthor
Willard, Jr
Lansdale
Alvin Miller
Coatesville
Churchtown
Franklin Zimmerman
Schaefferstown
Mayme Hacker
New Holland
Fred Bickham
Annie Styer
East Orange
Minnie Davis
Windsor Forge
Emanuel Martin
William Malen
Philadelphia
Joe Martin
Tommy
Goodville
Henry Shirk
Blue Ball
Bentley Hoffard
James McComsey
Nancy
Yvonne Hoffard
Daniel Glass
Elverson
R. D
Methodist Church
Earl Yohn
Robert L. Yohn
Mary B. Weaver
Valley Forge
United States
Panama
Martin Weaver
Aaron
Narvon
Fred Weaver
Roy
Clair Yohn
Warren’ Witmer
Jim Witmer
Abram Martin
Robert Yohn
Vernon
Watch for Corn Borer Threat to Early Potatoes
Extension entomologists at Pennsylvania State College warn corn borers may attack early potato plants because potatoes grow taller than corn and moths have laid eggs. The advisory urges farmers to monitor fields closely for early signs of damage.
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Pennsylvania State College
Women Farm Labor Saved 1943 Crop Year Says War Office
About 200000 women served in the U S Crop Corps and allied workers to meet peak farm needs. They performed planting weeding thinning harvesting and livestock care across states from New England to the West coast. The effort supported the War Food Administration claim of no major crop losses due to labor shortages.
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Florence
Army’ ‘Division
U.S
U. S. Crop Corps
War Food Administration
Armed Services
New England
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Maine
Aroostook
Kentucky
South
Dru
Peaches Saved by Woman's Land Army Student in Philadelphia
A Cuban student in Philadelphia joined the Women's Land Army and picked peaches on a New Jersey farm last summer. Her effort highlights rural aid during the season and the cross country involvement of youthful volunteers.
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Women’s Land Army
Philadelphia
New Jersey
Domestic Bristles For War Use Guided By Hog Hides
The article notes a rough Chinese hog strain yields extra long bristles used for brushes. About 60 to 65 percent of U S brushes use bristles 2 to 3 inches long from domestic hogs. These bristles are positioned as essential for war industries.
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China
United States
Executor's Notice Letters Testamentary Granted
Notice is given that letters testamentary have been granted to the undersigned for the estate. All persons indebted are requested to make payment and all claims against the estate should be presented promptly for settlement. Residing at New Holland, Pa.
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Biddle
C. I. O. Political Activities Committee
Justice Department
Congress
Narvon
Lancaster County
New Holland
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New Holland, PA
M. A. Stough
Lanc. CO. Farm Bureau Co-Op Association
Christian Science
Monrrom
Teuthifel— Conatrectivk
Monitor En Ideal
Flore
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Willows Street
Lancaster, Pa
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Ayellanie
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Auctioriger
Mexico
New - York
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Strasburg
Churchtown News
Rachel Foreman
Lancaster
Samuel B. Rigg
Glenridge
Mary Yohn
Lizzie
Sallie
Clem
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John J. Hooker
Peaches
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William
Sullivan ,Jr
Prince Street
Frank L. Steller Leacock
Ki Keiser
D.C
Palmer
North State St
Tiphrata
Chester A. Diller
N. Duke St
John L. Hamaker
East Main Street
Ephrata
Walter -Warner
Honey Brook
Star Route
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John L. Halligan
New Holland, R. D. 1
Styer & Evans Real Estate and Insurance One
New Holland, Pennsylvania
Victor D. Kling
Pennsylvania
Edgar B. Getz
Justice of the Peace Fire Insurance
M. H. Ex
H. B. Slack
Notary Public Real Estate and Insurance Intercourse
Duke St
Main St
R. K
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M. M. Kling
Wayne S. Martin Notary Public
Terre 2
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Tney-at-Law
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Harry. M. Parmer
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