Avalanche Rescue Efforts After Sierra Nevada Collapse
Four students with severe injuries from an avalanche on the Sierra Nevada construction site near Mount Whitney to Yosemite Valley faced critical emergency surgery. Airlifted care was delayed by rugged terrain as fellow workers and rangers organized a long, perilous rescue effort over remote trails and rough terrain.
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Sierra Nevada Mountains
Independence
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Robert Raiiin
Jim San Prasicisco
Edward Jupdon
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Auto safety bill would require drivers to post judgments in Pa
Harrisburg August 80 A safety responsibility bill to place duty on motorists for crashes will be pushed in 19 7 by the Pennsylvania Motor Federation Edward Gable president announced The measure would require a motorist involved in injury or property damage from a crash to prove ability to satisfy judgments up to 5 000 for one person 10 000 for multiple people and 1 000 for property damage Failure to post would cause automatic revocation of license and registration If a civil suit results in judgment even without criminal conviction licenses would be suspended until satisfied Gable notes 12 states and Ontario Canada already have similar laws in effect
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Motor Federation
Edward Gable
Gable
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Ontario Ganaila
Test Ahead As Fall Promises Revival In Business
New York reports growing confidence in a fall revival for business and a deeper look at the employment squeeze. Inventories are pared, prices stabilize, and wage cuts loom for some sectors while retail clearance sales and cooler weather spur trade. however job availability remains tight with many workers still unemployed.
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New York
Aetowebb
q@lallers
Illinois Senatorial race shaken by anti saloon league withdrawal
Chicago August 30 a third candidate for Illinois Senate seems likely after the State Anti Saloon League withdrew support from Ruta Hanna McCormick. McCormick had announced backing for a statewide prohibition poll to run with the November election. Rev George B Salford said dry leaders may unite behind a third candidate, who has yet to be chosen.
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Illinois
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Argentine efforts to block political coup in Buenos Aires
Aug 80 In Buenos Aires and across Argentina public life remained tense after scattered clashes between political factions. Warships and troops near official buildings fueled rumors as gunfire erupted during a Trump style parade. One man Manuel Varela, 24, was critically wounded by shots from a car. several others were lightly injured and five men linked to the automobile fled.
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Ingoyen
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Andree Expedition Bodies Return to Oslo For Burial
Dews incident follows the recovery of Salomon Auguste Andree and two Polar expedition members in the Far North. D A Hillstrom, of Corry, notes his parents knew the Andree family in Syreden. Hillstrom recalls his father’s stories of the explorer and two Andree sisters as the bodies are moved to Oslo aboard the sealer Sratvaag.
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D. A. Hillstrom
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Syreden
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Oslo
Sratvaag
Three Crossings to be Eliminated Between Clymer and Sherman
The Public Service Commission approved plans and cost estimates for eliminating three Pennsylvania Railroad crossings between Clymer and Sherman in Chautauqua County. The project costs $41,400 excluding land and damages, and uses standard Department of Public Works specifications. The commission deemed the estimate of $81,400 reasonable.
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Sherman
Albany
Public Service Commission
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Shreve
Os Burne Brossings
Pennsylvania Railroad
Clymenr
Chautauqua Edun
Department of Public Works
Four Die In Fourth French Plane Crash
Four people were killed when a large French aircraft crashed in flames on a farm house at Rochefort during a string of disasters in less than a week.
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Rochefort
France
Threat to blow up Wilmington plants stirs precautions
Police and plant authorities in Wilmington on August 20th intensified security after a letter warned of explosions unless jobs were provided to the unemployed. The note prompted special precautions at local industrial sites and assessments of possible threats.
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Wilmington
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Tiel
Former Corryite Pioneered Flight in Warren County
W. C. Miller and his brother Martin Miller, Irvine natives, were early aviators in Warren County. Seventeen years ago they built a plane at home and tested it along the riverbank near the new bridge site. The craft soon covered the field length, drawing keen local interest and later press notes from 1918.
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Warren Times-Mirrop
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Martin Miller
Irvine
Man Dies In Nitro Glycerin Suicide In Jail
A D Payne died in a county jail cell when a small bottle of nitro glycerin he carried detonated. He had been involved in a prior hazardous material incident that harmed his wife two months earlier. The blast wrecked the cell interior and disrupted nearby areas as Payne’s suicide note and policy timing intersected with his insurance payout.
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A.D. Payne
Amarillo
United Press
Payne
Mob violence feared if girl's slayer nabbed
South Bend police faced pressure from deans and citizens to curb search parties for eight year old Marvine Appel's killer. Suspects including two men who attacked an elderly woman were held for questioning as detectives focus on an abandoned barn near the vacant lot where Marvine's body was found. Rewards totaling 2600 dollars were posted by city and county authorities and a local newspaper drive.
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Appel
Maryine
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South Bend News-Times
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Ole
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Macvine
Kistler to Speak at Rotary in Corry
Sedgwick Kistler, a Democrable candidate for United States Senator, will address Corry Rotary Club members Tuesday. An informal reception will follow at the Hotel Corry after the luncheon meeting. Kistler is a prominent state business man whose announced visit draws attention.
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Sedgwick Kistler
United States
Rotary Club
Corry
Kistler
County Seeks $39,000 Aid for Unemployed in Erie County
Erie County officials consider approving a $35,000 appropriation from county funds to aid unemployed residents in Time city and county. The plan, tied to a broader $85,000 indirect aid, involves the Civic Employment committee and the county Poor Board for distribution, with court approval pending and a possible future conference among judges, the county controller, and employment representatives.
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Erie
UW. P. Rossiter
William B. Abt
Max C. Carrick
Henry Sims
Civic Employment Committee
Harvey M. Willis
Willis
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Rossiter and
Hirt
Delicate U S Peru diplomatic issue over Grow case
Washington reports a potential delicate diplomatic situation with Peru over Lieut Comdr. Marold P. Grow, a former U S naval aviator awaiting trial in Lima. Ambassador Mayer is to press for Grow’s release or fair trial as authorities reframe charges and U S officials weigh possible action under international law.
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U. S
Peru
United States
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Paris liner attack injuries amid hurricane delays
Seventeen passengers on the French liner Paris were injured when the ship endured the initial stages of a 4 hurricane on Thursday, as it reached here today. In Watertown Wisconsin two bandits robbed Miss Flora Hertel of a $3,200 payroll from the Brandt cashiers company as she returned from the bank.
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Gas pressure warnings delay flight and home safety advisory
Sound warnings issued from KEASUAMIGURA AIRPORT Tokio as an attempted Tokio to Tacoma flight was postponed. Officials warn of ongoing gas pressure fluctuations from a new main, urging homeowners to set pilot lights off and avoid hazards over the weekend and holiday. Indiana University law dean James A. Rote Bach dies at 65 in Bloomington. August Ojala, 28, of New York, and his wife suffer injuries when their car overturns on the Linton highway near Greensburg.
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New York City
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Woman Drowns Herself in Creek Near East Randolph
Mrs. Livonia Stevens Waite, wife of Jabez Waite of Hall street Randolph, died by suicide in a creek pool near her home early Friday. Melancholy had troubled her for some time and she left the house around 1 o'clock in the morning. Her body was found in Blin Creek pool after a search. She was born in Neapolis and survived by husband, five sisters and a brother. She had taught school in Lithia Valley and East Randolph and was active in the Randolph Methodist Episcopal church and Sunday School work. She also served as president of the East Randolph Women’s Club.
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East Randolph
Livonia Stevens Waite
Jabez Waite
Hall Street
Randolph
Bln Creek
Waite
Neapoli
Mary, Winship
Listie Reed
Little Valley
Sarah Kramer
Olean
Emms Collins
Cous
William Stevens
Napoli
Lithia Valley
East
Radio Entertainment Schedule for Today 1930
United Press listings show five top radio programs across networks. Dixis Fhoes on WABC CBS at 7 80 pm, Hank Simmons on WABG at 8 00 pm, General MeetHo hour on WEAR NBC at 8 30 pm, Rolfe's orchestra on WHAF NBG at 9 00 pm, and Rolfe's orchestra on WIG NBC at 8 85 pm with a miniature theatre segment.
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NBC
Rolfe
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