Sea travel may become cheaper in future liner design
Harold A. Sanderson of White Star Line says U S emigration controls are shrinking third class travel and driving a shift to medium size ships. He argues to preserve overall comfort standards while toning public rooms, railings, and amenities for second and third class passengers to create a new travel niche.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Marely
United States
Harold A. Sanderson
White Star Line
Mr. Sanderson
Court Routine in Miller vs Husco Conklin case returnable
A chancery action between Bertha M. Miller and Husco Conklin Miller was filed in the circuit court and set for return on April rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha M. Millers
Husco Conklin Miller
Radio listings reveal wide range of 1930s concert broadcasts
A dense schedule lists stations from WGN to KFI and WEAN with varied programs including orchestras, choirs, solos, and educational segments. Entries name cities like Chicago, Los Angeles, New York, Philadelphia, and Denver, noting times and performers such as sopranos, contraltos, quartets, and bands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Atlanta Journal
Honolulu
Innent Kfdm
Beaumont
Cram
Buffalo
WHBH
Chicago
Prgt
Covert
Benes
Nighthawks
WGN
Chiraze Tribune
WLW
Clarinnati
WEAN
Cleveland
WFAA
Dallan News
Detroit
WBAP
Fort Worth
Star-Telegram
KNX
Hollywood
WOS
Jefferson City
WHB
Kansas City
WDAP
EL Orchestra
Los Angeles Times
Feuwires
Louisville Journal
Night Owl
Milesaukes Vonsin Theater
Weed
Tesera
Wha
New York
MIT
Cutlagey
Tepur
Way Philadelphia
Wit
Philadelphia
RCA
Phtaburgh
Mawalian
RVOA
Seattle
Pledges Sought for World Service Fund Drive
Sixty volunteers from the First M church will visit homes after Sunday school and church attendance to secure pledges for the World Service Fund. Last year this division raised $13,000 as part of the church budget. overall church receipts for the year totaled $49,600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World Service Fund
First M. Church
Northwestern U S Prosperity Seen Tied to Northwest Farming
Chicago March 19 Prosperity arrived last summer but did not overwhelm the Northwest says Chipley G Callisson agricultural editor Minneapolis Tribune speaking to Inland Daily Press association here He notes 45 projects show local cooperation across five northwest states to improve agriculture He cites rising crop values since 1920 and dairy by products fueling rural revival He warns against price fixing talk and praises dairy farming as the true driver of prosperity in the region In Swindon England William G Bignell calls a death verdict for a woman murder case a very good verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sumner
Chipley G. Callisson
Minneapolis Tribune
Inland Daily Press Associa
Calisson
Eye Tribune
Colligson
Federal Reserve District
Ail Throwen
Minnesota
Culloson
Greenbrier guests from New York Pinehurst and Charleston visit
Archibald lark arrives at the Greenbrier from Pinehurst by watermobile. BM. Snyder of Charleston checks in. Mrs. J. West Roosevelt returns to New York with her Roosevelt son. Several families from New York and beyond plan Greenbrier visits through April and late February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Sulphur Springs
Los-Mra
Archibald Lark
Greenbrier
Wutemobile
Pinehurst
Bhemaraehaie
George My Miller
Byron Chandler
New York
BM. Snyder
Charleston
J. West Jroosevelt
Roosevelt
J. HB. Martin
Talm Beach
A.millings
S.C
E. B. Leistnxerin
T. J. Petristen
J. M. Hevelllon
Greenbeler
Oil Production Shows Increase in United States
The American Petroleum Institute reports a weekly rise in US crude oil output for the week ending March H. East of California output reached 1,246,200 barrels, up from 1,341,100. Texas areas showed gains in some districts and declines in others while California held at 608,000 barrels. President Coolidge declined an invitation to address the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World convention in May in Houston, Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
American Petroleum Institute
California
Texas
Felda Wits
North Texic
East Central
West Central
Gulf Coast
Warhington
Coolidge
Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
Houston
Stowaway Becomes Royal Air Pilot After Voyage
The stowaway Willism Ral, who concealed himself aboard the airship from July to reach America, has earned his pilot’s certificate. Accompanying crewmate Ballantyne was sent back to Yorkshire and later joined the Royal Air Force flight program. Ballantyne remained behind on the ship while Ral completed training and now flies between Cairo and Bagdad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willism Ral
America
Ballantyne
Howden
Yorkshire
Royal Air Force
Cairo
Bagdad
Trallantyne
Sertland
Tur
Patent Office Transferred to Commerce Department
President Coolidge ordered the patent office moved today from interior to commerce under Secretary Hoover. The transfer follows a cabinet recommendation and a congressional reorganization plan, marking the first change under a general departmental rearrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coolidge
Patent Office
Interior Department
Commerce Department
Hoover
Congressional Committee On Reorganization
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U.S
Tribune
Northwest
Swindon
England
William G. Bignell
U. S
U.S. Royal Balloon Cordsa
United States Rubber Company
U.S. Royal Balloon Cords
Royal Air
William Ballantyne
Euster
Constairs Store
Np Oe
Mal Lee Styush
Deed Pumps
Oxfords
Mylee
Dee Farley
Charleston, W. VA
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