Tragic Shreve Crossing Crash Kills Burbank Players
A Burbank High School basketball win turns to sorrow as seven students aboard a bus are killed in a crossing collision near Shreve. Nine others injured as investigations proceed and a special grand jury session is considered to determine responsibility.
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Whistling Baby Rosalena Bauman Delights City
Rosalena Bauman a one year old girl in Lege 98 New Call and New York World and Daily News reports whistles instead of cries. She began whistling around four months old by pursing lips to signal hunger tired or desire to sit up. Her whistle now replaces crying as a communication with her mother in Byerson City Wisconsin January 4.
New Auto Marvels At 1930 National Show In New York
Visitors at Grand Central Palace view the 1930 auto exhibit with sleeker body lines richer colors and extensive equipment. Hoods reveal more powerful engines including a new eight cylinder V type. For the first time in 30 years four cylinder configurations are shown.
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Domestic split tests upkeep in Parsio family clash
Mrs. Millie Parsio and her 13 children confront husband Fred Parsio in Atlantic City court over non support. She says they lived with Fred a mill hand in Mays Landing and she left six months ago with the children after bitter clashes. judge declines to order $5 weekly support.
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Stutz May Merge With Major Auto Firm
Indianapolis January 4 officials of the Stutz Automobile Co say merger negotiations with a large and prominent automobile firm may be resumed if involuntary bankruptcy suits are withdrawn. A second conference on the merger will be held when that occurs. Also an advertisement for odorless dry cleaning offers men’s suits at 1.90 and ladies dresses and coats at 1.25 and up.
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Prohibition Topic Splits Senate as Congress Reopens
Senate leaders plan to sidetrack prohibition with a tariff bill en route to a likely House clash. The House rules committee will take up a joint committee proposal to reorganize enforcement, opposed by wet factions and some drys. Brookhart and Borah signal fresh disclosures on tariffs and prohibition next week.
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Blind pigs and speakeasies gain equal civil rights ruling
Judge Vincent Brennan in Detroit circuit court ruled that entering a blind pig or a speakeasy does not expose a person to unnecessary danger and that Lulu Anders is entitled to the $1,000 life insurance on Bert H. Anders killed in a speakeasy raid. The decision ends Lulu Anders v Title Guarantee & Casualty Co. of America.
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Hague Parley Success Seen At Reparations Conference
The Hague Jan 4 A hopeful atmosphere returned to the second reparations conference as delegates from 16 powers outlined broad issues for the Owen D Young plan. Private negotiations began as the day ended, aimed at achieving major settlements in the next two weeks.
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Pershing May Run Against Norris in Nebraska
In Lincoln Nebraska a close friend of General John J. Pershing said a spontaneous movement to enter the Republican senatorial race is developing. The prospect of Pershing opposing Senator George W Norris in the coming campaign was reported from the capital.
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Rome Decks to Greet Princess on Sunday
Rome awaits the royal train carrying Princess Marie Jose and royal entourage for the wedding with Prince Humbert. The Belgian king and queen accompany the princess as authorities guard the route from the Swiss border to the capital. The city dons flags and colors in anticipation of the arrival.
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Blond bandit robs man on Monongahela bridge in Pittsburgh
A woman bandit with a revolver held up G. L. Williams on the Monongahela River bridge in Pittsburgh. She leaped from a blue sedan after taking $94 and a watch, with a cigarette dangling from her lips. A Michigan license plate for 1930 was the only clue. The manhunt for the blonde Wheeling divorcee and her accomplices continues with no arrests.
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Ten Thousand Return To Ohio State For Winter Term
Columbus January 4 The winter semester at Ohio State University opens Monday with about 10 000 students resuming after Christmas vacation. The annual short course in agriculture also begins with terms from January 6 to 31. The enrollment may exceed 9 722 in 1929, official figures to follow. The agriculture short course begins its 74th year.
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Airmail Extension Talks Planned Between Canada and U S
Ottawa meeting set for next week will discuss extending the airmail service between the United States and Canada. Participants include Canadian postal officials and W Irving Glover, Second Assistant Postmaster General.
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Two Trapped Builders Die After Scrap Warehouse Collapse
Six men were trapped when a scrap paper warehouse collapsed in New York. By tonight two are dead and three remain in Beekman Street Hospital in critical condition. Jesse Whaleman and owner Frank Calabello are under arrest for homicide due to alleged careless repairs. Firemen and police recovered the injured, aided by priests and a hospital ambulance surgeon.
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Smoker Blamed in Capitol Fire
The Capitol complex fire in the old library space caused about 3000 dollars in damage and was thought to be due to spontaneous combustion or a careless smoker. Architect David Lynn briefed Vice President Curtis and Speaker Longworth, who indicated no further investigation. Artist Charles E. Moberly, asleep in the studio, awoke to smoke and flames and later found himself in Minority Leader Garner’s office two floors below.
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Seventy seven Ohio declamation winners to debate districts
Seventy seven boys and girls, winners of county championships in the fifth annual Prince of Peace declamation contest, will travel to Columbus for 18 district gold medal contests. District winners advance to the state contest in January, where three college scholarships and cash totaling 450 dollars will be awarded. Districts are apportioned by congressional lines with minor adjustments to balance contestants.
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Fraternal Order of Eagles Meet at Temple for Funeral
Fraternal Order of Eagles members meet at the temple tonight at seven to attend funeral services for deceased Brother Homer F. Vogel gesang. Frank Bowe War President and KR G Schisler second officer invite attendance and signal.
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Sam Armatrong Receives 1930 Plates With SA-63
In Kensington, Sam Armatrong, 63, of Salisbury Road, received his 1930 license plates and found the letters and numerals matched his initials and age. His license number appears as SA-63.
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Gift package blast toll rises in Seat Pleasant Md
Three people died and three were injured in a New Year’s Day explosion in Seat Pleasant Maryland. Investigators, aided by Baltimore detectives, pursue an unidentified messenger and unsolved clues as authorities promise developments within 24 hours. Dorothy Hall four died in a Washington hospital as funeral arrangements began for her sister and baby brother. Clarence Brady was arrested for investigation as officials search for motive and device fragments were recovered at the scene.
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Riotous Communist Demonstration Before Mexican Embassy
Fifty Young Communists from the Young Communists League demonstrated before the Mexican embassy in Washington for 15 minutes. Police dispersed the crowd and took participants to the station. three rioters fought to escape arrest while others were released after intervention by the Mexican ambassador and the State Department.
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Prince of Wales Tours Kenilworth Castle Amid Sea Storm
A strong gale battered the Kenilworth Castle for 24 hours as the Prince of Wales, en route to South Africa, braved the weather on the promenade deck. He appeared in calm spirits despite 50 mph winds, walking for half an hour with Gen. G. F. Trotter aboard the ship at sea.
Malfeasance in Office Charged in Complaint
Charges of malfeasance in office were filed against Civil Service Commission members D. Webster Herter and Charles Doerschuk. The accusations allege illegal discard of a police eligibility list, failure to maintain a proper roster, and unlawful replacements. A hearing is set for next Wednesday in the mayor’s office.
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Volstead says prohibition recommendations offer little new
Andrew J Volstead spoke at his home in St Paul on January 4 asserting that recent calls for stricter enforcement of Prohibition add nothing new. He noted that proposals to make buyers as liable as sellers are not original and reflect the same enforcement ideas he helped enact.
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Canton Daily News Classified Section Offers Today
Classified department lists many offers including modern home goods such as a brick 4uple with garage a pale oak typewriter desk and swivel chair. Readers are urged to check today for value priced items and bargains.
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