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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1932

Page

15

Wisconsin counties consider merger plan in Pepin Buffalo

In Wisconsin, Pepin and Buffalo counties weigh consolidation to save money. Pepin would cede county seat to Alma, Buffalo center, while Pepin Jail and courthouse are seen as outdated. Legislature approval hinges on public support. other near bankrupt counties may follow suit.

Milwauere Wis Amsit Wisconsin Coun Bulisio Pepin Buffalo County J. M. Axtell Durand Pepin County Jo's Tna

Drivers Snatch Two Women’s Pocketbooks

Two purse snatchings were reported to patrols Tuesday as two women say they were targeted by male thieves in cars. Mrs Ethel Porkina of Hunt avenue said a dark sedan male duo took her brown leather pocket book containing a diamond set and cash. Lillian Orané of Garvin avenue reported three men in a maroon Chevrolet coupe grabbing her pocket book with cash and tickets. Police were furnished with the license numbers and linked the cars to the thefts.

Allty Police Ethel Porkina Hunt Avenue Delaware Avenue Virginia Lillian Orané Garvin Avenue Columbus O. Polica

Favorable Business Reports Highlight Mixed Year End

Reports from Chicago New York and Detroit outline varied year end business conditions. Banking pension funds show a 21.5 percent weekly drop and 81 percent below two weeks prior. Bradstreet notes belated Christmas buying easing insolvencies to a two week low. Holiday travel surges with heavy rail load factors and extra cars. Detroit records a rise in unemployment with an index of 44.2 percent in December. A postmark trend recalls quick telephone use in 1924 with cards delivered in Britain and Scotland.

New York Bradstreet Branstrett Chicago Des Pullman Fenneylvannia Line Officies Cald

Love and Dishes Continued From Page Ten

A tortured moment reveals Maria’s uneasy plan to support herself through work with Bil while Gregory Long shadowed her. She weighs taking a lower pay job if needed and wonders about tomorrow’s courage to search for employment as a dairy firm in Annfield Plain seeks a truck driver amid 1500 applicants, many with degrees.

Bil Cairags Borelt Miss Mull Shea Bill Gregory Marcia

Punish McFadden For Hoover Attack

Washington December 21 the Pennsylvania Republican delegation removed Representative McFadden as secretary of the delegation for his attacks on President Hoover. He stated he would continue to fight alleged double dealings between officials and international bankers. He declined to discuss the ousting, but blamed debt snarls on Hoover era negotiations. McFadden had previously impeached Hoover and faced removal after a party meeting, with Swick elected as his successor amid delegation support.

Washington Pennsylvania House Representative McFadden Hoover Hio Fagden Haa Monk Fnor Germany McFadden Darrow Representative Swick

Funeral Held for Houston Arbuckle in Maxwellton

The funeral for Houston Arbuckle, who died at his Maxwellon home Tuesday morning, was held today. He was the youngest son of the late Mr. and Mrs. John B. Arbuckle and had been in poor health for years. He is survived by his wife, six children, and brothers Dr. Howard Arbuckle of Davidson College, Davidson. David son of Maxwellton. Dr. Sandy Arbuckle of Lexington, Kentucky. Dr. Julian Arbuckle and Stuart Arbuckle of Maxwellton.

Lewisburg Houston Arbuckie Maxwellon

Swapping Plan Aids Needy in California Relief Effort

Sacramento officials describe state wide swapping as a lifeline for relief efforts. The swapping bureau within the State emergency food administration has moved substantial tonnage of funds and food to relief services to meet the anticipated hard winter.

Sacramento Cal California State Emergency Food Administration

Food salvage plan aids relief and adjusted trade routes

A report notes the salvage food plan enables the state to acquire surplus potatoes at salvage prices and trade them for fish or rice in other districts. The administration uses its funds to sustain the scheme through winter for unemployed and needy persons while officials expect it to continue. In Austria, a gold mine in the Tauern range, worked in the middle ages, may reopen with owners claiming annual output of 5 million in gold at current prices.

Food Administration Tauern Ange Austria

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