Buy Coal at Own Terms Says Witness Decrying Panic
Washington testimony at Senate investigation into coal industry alleges panic and alarmist statements worsened coal shortages. American Wholesale Coal Association official Georges M. Cushing cites easy access to coal at low prices if not for public fear. He argues price controls and shortages stem from panic rather than supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nee
Mme
Cushing
Ireator
American Wholesale Coal Association
Senate
Pennsylvania
Wis
United States
Lally Seeks Higher Award From City Over Lease Value
Frank E. Lally appealed a $4,700 damages award by the board of appraisal for a condemned lease at 19 street. Judge Wheeler of New Haven heard the case, finding the lease value $60,000 and recommending the court accept a reduced award to reflect value without anticipated profits. The report goes to the short calendar for acceptance or rejection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Lally
Superior Court
Board of
Reg
James EB. Wheeler
New Haven
Wheeler
Board of Appraisal
Lalty
Boy Stabbed By Friend Over Lost Dog In New York
Dec 21 report from New York states Frank Vorilla, 10, was stabbed in a fray over a stray dog. James Remancile, with a terrier, turned himself in at a police station and apologized claiming the boy was harmed while trying to take the dog. The incident appears fatally injurious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frank Vorilla
James Remancile
Seventy Filipinos Guilty of Sedition
Seventy seven constabulary men face charges of assassination and conspiracy tied to fatal attacks on Manila police, with sedition pleas entered. Authorities allege voluntary, criminal actions to ambush officers in the walled city. Sentences for sedition could reach ten years. murder trials to follow those cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anon Chare
Constabulary
Manila
Guardians of the Peace
The
Potter
Thomas Davey Drowning Victim Raises Murder Theories
Reported drowning of Thomas Davey is complicated by a view that a pier collision or wave impact may have caused unconsciousness. Authorities suspect accidental death or suicide as investigators weigh water in the lungs and a minor scalp abrasion. Relatives question fate while medical experts lean toward accidental immersion from waves.
Former Official Sent to Jail in Forgery Case
Former Greenwich official Lane and Lanz faced charges tied to forged papers and fraud totaling about $200,000. Lane’s two guilty offenses occurred on March 14 and May 9 1979 with sentences totaling at least two years on the first term and possible second term afterward. Lanz, linked to a New Jersey leather company tied to wartime government material, faced forgery counts after documents in his accounts were found fraudulent. The case drew Greenwich residents to Bridgeport and involved long court discussions with Judge Hinmann.
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Tany
Iria
Lang
Iwn
Lane
Letz
X. C. Downs
Sumford
Lanz
New Jersey
United Staties
Greenwich
Bridgeport
Ton
Juges Hinmann
Police Scout N Y Seeks Bandits After Robbery
Police report two armed robbers stopped a car, robbed a man of 104 dollars, and fled in a car. A separate city council resolution assaults Commissioner Enright over police morale, accusing political influence and calling for an investigation. Enright responds that precautions are being taken to protect life and property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stepper
Char Pallon
Board of Alderman
Baright
Stim
Cite
Tate
Pollen Department
Parhal
Enright
Teads
Itd
Obituary notices from multiple deaths in local area
Obituaries outline funerals for Maria Pouthier Thomas Keliex Marshall E Gray Nellie Holmes James Donaldson and Frederick Schulte. Services listed include high masses of requiem at St Anthony's St Charles and St Thomas churches, burial in St Michael's Springdale Ark and Park cemeteries. Details mention family homes addresses and funeral directors Gannon Malling Scott Bortridge and church officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Pouthier
East Avenue
St. Anthony's French Church
Philip Massico
Euria
St. Michael's
Thomas Keliex
Thomas Keliey
Michael J. Gannon
John Street
St. Charles
St. Michael's. Cemetery
Marshall J. Gray
Marshall E. Gray
Black Rock ‘Avenue
Sacred Heart Church
Thomas
Mooney
John A. Sullivan
Richard K. Moore
Patrick Aynsh
John Quinlivan
Thomas Bardames McLaughlin
Joseph Wirt
John H. Redgate
Buria
Springdale
Bramford
J Gout
Nellie Th. Holmes
Bassick Avenue
Malph I. White
West End
Ourlock
Partors Et Maltin
Seat & Tredgace
Cos Galler
Kahn Urges Low Sales Tax Amid Tax Reform Debate
The testimony discusses a proposed low rate sales tax as an alternative to existing taxes. Kahn argues a 1-3 percent initial rate could raise about $650000 a year, with broader reform expectations including tariff adjustments and adjustments to income surtax and internal taxes. He suggests revenue projections and impact on consumers, businesses, and government funding.
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Busines House
Teanra Reserve ‘Board
Lip
Kahn
Treasury
Gan
Oouer
Ar Fkahn
Skahn
Mc Kahn
Iso
Isadore Cohen Held After Police Search
Det 21 tak dore Conn long sought by police in New York and other cities over a 4,090,000 forgery and piracy theft from a year ago. He was spotted at Union Station while traveling from Cleveland.
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Washington
Takdore
Nick) Conn
New York
Wall
Tras
Union Station
Cleveland
Weather update for Southern New England and Atlantic coast
Unsettled but warmer conditions expected Wednesday with chances of rain or snow. Thursday looking for precipitation along the coast and interior with little temperature change. Winds shift to easterly from Sandy Hook to Massachusetts coast, bringing more rain or snow Wednesday. Outlook favors snow or rain north of the Mississippi Wednesday into Thursday, across northern Atlantic states.
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New England
New York
Sandy
Sandy Hook
Matteras
Norte
Heavy Fighting In Irish Towns Reported Ambushes
Reports describe brutal clashes as Royal Fish constabulary and soldiers engaged near Carrickericken Ossory and Clerbower with heavy weapons. Sgt Walah killed, Shannon wounded, Baynham narrowly escaped, reinforcements struck amid darkening conditions as authorities report no progress toward peace talks.
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Royal Fish Constabulary
Wingde
Kilkenny
Faria
Walah
Shannon
Wieland
Clonmel
Clerbower
Bridgeport Jewelers Win Six O Clock Closing Injunction
Bridgeport passes a six o clock closing rule to curb itinerant sellers of jewelry and other goods. The ordinance, backed by the Jewelers Association, bans after six from public auctions and sales, with a $100 fine per violation. Critics call it unconstitutional and discriminatory class legislation. Demurrers contest power and restraint of trade. Judge Keelar notes the act targets a class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Common Council
Drucker
Thranga Nis
Keelar
Jewelers’ Association of Bridgeport
To Stop a Cough with Hayes Healing Honey
An OCR fragment touts Hayes Healing Honey as a remedy that quiets coughs and heals the throat. It references scientific claims and compares ingredients to other products, noting open testing and mixed evidence across bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes
Uisement
Extravagant Christmas sale on scarves and furs this week
Readable catalog notes extraordinary values on marabou capes and fur scarfs with discounts up to 85 percent. Offers include black wolf scarfs, muffs, beaver hats, beaded bags, wool coats, silk velvets, and rain coats from multiple brands, with prices ranging from a few dollars to over a hundred.
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Childre
Marabous
Mia Keer
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Thomas Davey
Mlisch
Moain
Golden Hill
Middle Streets
Eversharpenesis
Lypreen
Ghaustmas
Fairchild & Sons. Inc
Cons
N. Y
Fage
Isadore Cohen
Almanac
Middlebrook Almanac
Capyyigh
Wes Haven
Atlantic City
Uiear Brow Island
Boston
I Gullato
Caet
Denver
Hausa
Haven
Crondy
Portland
Weane
St. Louis
Tare Oney
Winklin
Toscommon
Fathar Oplann
Sinn Fein
Dail Eiraenn
Ing
Our Sporting Goods Department
American Hardware Stores, Incorporated
Fairfield Avene
Diddle Street
Bardware
Andre
Indies
Chile
Baronells
Ak Agate Geatly
Georgette
N. Aeon Nicolas
Bae
Downes
Blue Ribbon
IncorporAte
Cannon St
Fairfield Ave
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