Plan to Expedite Forestry Legislation and Forest Protection
Washington Dec 1 Special efforts to enact forestry legislation will be resumed as Congress considers the forestry problem. Senator McNary announces a report stressing government policy for forest protection and reforestation, including tree planting by landowners and denuded areas. A bill authorizes 2.5 million dollars for forest fire prevention and watershed protection, with provisions for seedling and timber resources, possible gifts, tax relief, and new national forest reserves to safeguard timber lands.
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Washington
Japana Congress
McNary
Species Committee
Senate
Furmna
Uniten
Tk Jawa
I Wreer
Whitside's 92 Year Old Mother's Phone Christmas Call
Mrs Whitney aged 92 in Los Angeles spoke with her son via long distance on Christmas night. The elder Whitney, living at 101 Ran Luvanne, testified the voice crossed the Pacific coast in minutes, reaching San Francisco and beyond at low rates during the early morning hours. The report notes the remarkable clarity of the call and the grandmother’s ability to hear despite age and distance.
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Los Angeles
Jengeth
A. FB. Whitney
Ran Luvanne
Wis Sather
Aan Whitney
Aia
Beldgeport
Mary
Whitney
H. Sk. Parrott
Jonimey
Suile
Saile
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Zincen Nevada Range
Groot Lanerean
Yyer
Seonlinge
Ganaha
Crago
New York and Bridge
Lyrtat
Avalanche Carries House Near Chambery Tragedy
AP report from France dated December 26 details a deadly avalanche between Rossland and Beaufort, about thirty miles northeast of Chambery. Nine of eleven crew members are killed as a railroad line is blocked for miles. Chamonix proximity noted amid efforts to reach the wreck.
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Chambery
France
Associated Press
Rossland
Beaufort
Soan
Chamonix
Bern
Termina
Fishermen Charged with Oyster Theft on Long Island Sound
Bay area brothers Ort and Anderson of Bay Acreet were arrested after lawmen found bushels of oysters on their sloop Anno.1 on Long Island Sound oyster beds owned by Rachel Company. They were charged and held in $100 bonds each.
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Ort
Harry Anderson
Bay Acreet
Long Island Sound
Rachel Company
Po- Hee
Committee to consider plea to drop Melroy in Steparchcan
Steparchcan Town committee will meet tomorrow to consider Republican Board of Alders’ recommendation regarding City Engineer Melroy. Melroy, a Republican appointee, is controversial due to alleged Democratic loyalties. caucus actions may influence the appointment amid hundreds of applications for city jobs.
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Steparchcan Town Committee
Board of Alders
Stty
James A.ie Elroy
Itty
Faucue
Bmcelray
Clifford Th. Wilson
Tredatweter
Ft Iy
Uckot
Mwater
Jimself
Leiter
City Ierk
Alfred W. Buralek
Abed W. Buralek
Jim
Murdered American Wife of Chinaman in New York
In New York City a white American wife, Helen Martin Chun, is found dead in her West 64th Street apartment. Her throat is cut and a bathrobe string is tied around her neck. Detectives search for two Chinese men who visited the home recently. One suspect, unemployed, allegedly demanded money and threatened harm around Christmas.
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New York
Dielen Chan
Barry C. Chan
Chun
Wik & Dankroom
Ad & Cook
Gas incident at Park Pine leaves two recovering at hospital
Two people, Anna Mardy aged 83 and Lua riet Mardy aged 60, were overcome by illuminating gas in their room at 06 Park Pine yesterday morning. They were reported to be resting comfortably at St Vincent's hospital after an incorrect tire adjustment and faulty heating setup were involved in the mishap.
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Park Pine
Anna Mardy
Luariet Mardy
St Wncents Hospital
Asteletite
Controversy Over Dancing At Religious Ceremonies
The Bridgeport Sunday Post reports a debate on dancing within religious rites, with opinions divided on its propriety and whether figures like Dr Guthrie or Flo Zestel are connected. Connecticut pastors are expected to voice their views.
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Marks iethe-Bouwerle
New York
Dr. Guthrie
Flo Zlestel
Connecticut
Christmas Spirit Sparks Fire Commission Tribute
The Fire Commission last night honored President James F. Coleman and retiring members Joan J. Hines Veronica Smith Oliver Righter John T. Pianeran with a ceremonial gift gavel and praise for their service. The board also accepted a new American-LaFrance ladder truck and announced an inspection test at the Hadley building.
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Yast
James F. Coleman
Oliver Righter
Ia Fello
Goleman
Joan J. Hines
Veronica Smith
Cup
Wincer
Daniel
Townsons
John It. Pianeran
Yehone Toy
Uridgeport
Venry My McCatliron
Hadley
Puesta
W. Behrens
Aldavawini
Heard
Samuel Dawe
Michael Noonan
Fred Atwater
Try Bury
Martferd
Charlot
York
Wis
Asgachusalia Genera
Logal
Coleman
Pioras
McIlroy
Taovting
Ty Jng
Harizerd
Texedes
Harnioun
Colby
Baunol
Education Board
Europe
England
Sipe
Anliney
Tog Angelos
Jonathan Godfrey
Hero
Othe Coke
Bridgeport
Byrte
Weiress
CI Haggerty
Shagagraft
Princeton
Hays Oxton
Shelton
Afilford
Negriec
Newtown Grange
Niece of Victim in East Hartford Murder
The elderly recluse Mrs Maury Mungel was found murdered in Hartford area home. Investigators believe a hammer caused fatal head injuries and a neighborly relative, Amy Smith of Bridgenorth, is noted. Police say multiple leads are being pursued as they search the secluded Forbes street area.
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East Hartford
Jamtford
Maury Mungel
Muneell
Willian J. Mettee
Mase
Equity
Fort Pelle Vong
Martford
Bornaide
Mamadou Sud
Lovins
Sbargh
Uasuont
Algeer
Munsell
Forbes Street
Bover Lane
Amy Sinth
Bridgenorl
Haggerty Love Nest Burns During Gay Christmas Party
Greenwich special reports a fire at Mary Smith Woodcock Hagerty’s bungalow on Llanwich Road during a third marriage celebration to taxi driver Charles Edward Hagerty. The blaze destroyed the home and jewelry. guests saved three kitchen chairs. Fire originated in the pantry from a lit cigarette. most partygoers left before firefighters arrived.
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Greenwich
Sc.g
Speorlal
Stragglis
Mary Smith-Woodcock-Wibnot- Haggarty
du Hiney
Charles Edward Hagwerty
Llanwich Road
Fate of French Airship Shrouded in Mystery
Paris dispatch reports the missing French airship Sixmude possibly airborne or lost in the Tunisian protectorate or Sahara. Conflicting messages from Port Admiral Giserta say it was not seen over Tunisia on December 23 or 24, with no SOS to justify a rescue. The only credible clue suggests a telegram from Sal Abdallah in the Sahara.
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Paris
Associated Press
Tunisi
Africa
Sahara Desert
Minister of Marine
Giserta
Tunisia
da. mi
Sal Abdallah
Sahara
Bizerta
Necemary 23
Pedona
Hte
Curb suspends Southern States oil transactions
New York reports suspensions of stock transactions tied to Southern States Oil and related firms. The NYSE cites a separate parliamentary inquiry into alleged card market activity connected to the firm and its brokers. Investigations follow sharp declines in late December as activity is halted.
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Southern States
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Buskell
Oklahome
Flrng
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Danies Srl
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Iname
Aurné
Veterans Bureau
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Taster
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Jaro Af
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Sahore
Mediterranean
Curie
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Honduras
Hones
Nicarazuan
Church of England
Mount Catholiciverel
States
Torne Pmol Haskell
Oklahoma
Athimphd Corner
Jow
Sehu
Pigar Commanys Constructios
Apel
Chancer
Pk -Cumaterse Seuretscy
Naveas Elvic
America
Commanders of WL Fated Fleet Penalized at Court Martial
Naval court martial rulings reduce ranks and punish two WL Fated Fleet commanders for wreck near Point Lona coast last September. Captain Watson and Commander Hunter will lose 140 and 100 numbers in rank, with further service limits noted. eight other officers acquitted.
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Festrayar Quiefron
California
Point Honda
Lin Omberg
Jdentenast
Donald T. Hunters
Jaendy
Watson
Denby Auld
San Diego
Cantal Wattson
Hunter
Admir T. J.antimer
Andrew Long
Bureau of Navigation
Lt Wood Made Fortune on Tipster Service Pointers
Lt Wood earned millions via a tipster service, receiving stock tips and analyses through cable messages. He allegedly used pyramiding to grow gains, with notable picks like Standard Oil of New Jersey, bought around 240 and surging to 250, per reports. Alfred I Moore disputed the service’s claims and presented hundreds of messages to the press.
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Lt. Wood
Green
Philippines
Ropurbeal
Wall Sheet
Wall Street
Ariel
Sox
Alfred I. Moore
Wood
Solic
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Gotham Extradition Sought in Car Theft Ring Case
Brooklyn and New York arrests loom as Joseph Labone and Troward Stephens face bench warrants for five counts of automobile theft. Labone denied charges after being held at the Tombs while state police seek further suspects in the Railroxd Automobile Exchange scheme.
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Joseph
LaDone
Joseph Labone
Troward Stephens
Railroxd Automobile Exchange, Inc
Railroad Avenue
Greenwich
Tombs
New York
Frank Vi
Ting Gages
Ladons
Stephens
Labone
Dean Street
Brooklyn
N. X
Stephen's
Virelli
LaDone and
Stephens Ag
Wayank Aeeer
Joseph J. Rover
Lester Josephs
Edgemore
L. E
AM. A. Groagman
Crty
Herbert S. Spite
New York City
N. XY
Tuymand Auromy
Orgazett
Finn
Tha Caporalion
York Police
Buffalo
N. Ys
Hauer
Godfrey Leaves for New York to Make Residence
Jonathan Godfrey of Bridgeport is moving to New York soon, selling his Crooklawn Park home and part of TCF Fairfield Avenue property. The Oaks in Southport, near 16 acres with a grand residence and greenhouses, changes ownership as local plans for a new country home fade. Basslake remains connected to Oak property and local firms, with formal deeds pending in a few days.
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Crooklawn Park
Jonathan Godfrey
Industre
Bridgeport
Godfrey
New York
Hagar
Godfay
Ina Beocklawn
Baratek
Godfrey Wil
Southport
Rasalds
Edgar W. Basslak
Hasvick Company
Alereste
Fire kills seventeen at asylum in center city
Amid chaotic scenes at a state asylum a fire claimed the lives of seventeen patients. Fire department officials investigated a surge in alarms as staff struggled to contain the blaze and aid remaining inmates.
Woman Guard Dyes a Heroine in Fire Tragedy
A blaze at Chicago Star hospital for the insane in Du ning killed or suffocated about fifty patients as guards and staff evacuated up to six hundred residents. A boiler overheat in ward No 3 is blamed for the outbreak, with many bodies recovered and others believed lost amid the wreckage and chaos.
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Chicago
Chicago Star Hospital For the
Duning
Asylum
Liquor Supply Rules Tighten for Drugstores
A garbled government notice outlines changes to liquor quotas for drugstores, with references to Treasury, December rules, and a shift to align quarterly allotments. The text mentions Washington and national quotas, aiming to reduce excess stock and adjust the previous quarter’s supply in a January rollout.
Three Arrests After Early Morning Beating on Boxwick Yard
Frank Julius of 500 Lostwiels Avenue was severely beaten about the head with a stick during two fights in a Boxwick Avenue yard. He was taken to emergency hospital for treatment. Stephen Seioye of 62 Boshwick Avenue and Rudolph Pakes of 1 Wink Avenue are alleged assault suspects and were arrested.
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Frank Julius
Lostwiels Avenue
Wick Avenue
Mergency
Stephen Seioye
Boshwick Avenue
Rudolph Pakes
Wink Avenua
Nasaul
Burglary Report Involving Local Bakery and Nearby Thefts
Police logged multiple incidents in the area including a break in at the Bradbury Cruller company 2165 Pembroke street where cash was stolen after forcing open an iron safe. nearby damage at 41 DeForest avenue where a copper gasoline tank was taken from Frank Tickey’s plumb er shop. clothing thefts from two men and overcoats with accessories. items stolen from a club on Main street. and two grocery store arm agments on Railroad Avenue. Authorities reported suspects frightened away before entry.
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Bradbury Cruller Company
Pembroke Street
Frank Tickey
DeForest Avenust
Michael Wandehet
Stratford
Herold J. McCabe
Ritsoad
Sloten
Dresa
William Bernsteen
Beardsley
Main Street
Prediction Rum News At Unclear Royal Event
A garbled April December 2 report hints at an upcoming notable event in a noble family. The text mentions Count CarylDi Bergoto, his Countess, Yolanda as the eldest daughter, and royal associations, but details are obscured by errors.
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CarylDi
Bergoto
Yolanda
Dausits Ttalg
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