Hope Abandoned For Two Missing Fliers
In Havana United Press reports dwindling hopes for Mrs JM Keith-Mike and Miss Miller after their monoplane Bullet vanished after takeoff from Gen Machado airport en route to Pittsburgh. Search planes ships and double deck water patrols continue as crews chase possible leads and low altitude sightings.
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United Press
Havana
Keith-Mike
Reac
Altle
Mig
Miller
Miami
Bullew
Pittsburgh
Pan- American Airway
Gen. Machado Airport
Bers
Mre. Miller
West Landing
Pan-Amnerhuus
Hiwane
Mani
Baffalo
William Griff
Cleveland
Grif
Hamilton, Ont
Buffalo
Leake Erie
Radical Outbreak At Capitol Weather Hits Nation Wide
Cold wave spreads from the Midwest to the East as temperatures plunge. Western Pennsylvania expects 10 to 15 degrees above zero tonight, with two days of frigid exposure ahead. A separate blast drove temperatures toward zero in the north central states and toppled rail and air traffic. The incident disrupted shipping on Lake Michigan and prompted Coast Guard aid to the Brazil, a steamer battered by surf eight miles offshore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlewest
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Weather Bureau
Chicago
North Central States
Lake Michigan
Brazil
Coast Guard
Navy Pier
John ©. Anderson
Rocky Mountain
Justice Dept Lists Improved Enforcement
The 1929 30 fiscal year saw more jail terms and stronger cases in prohibition enforcement per Assistant Attorney General Youngquist. Key rulings include the Danovitz bootlegger case and Farrar v Boston testing shared liability for liquor purchases. Pending cases rose 4286, mainly in the southern New York district, with growth also in Tennessee, Columbus, Michigan, Kentucky, Mississippi and Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Megan
United Press
Washington
Governent
Atorney
Youngquist
Majel Willebrandt
Justice Departent
Supreme Court
Ike Danovitz
Jas. W. Farrar
Boston
New York
Middle Tennessee
Columbus
Michigan
Kentucky
Mississippi
Kansas
Fire Forces Crew Off German Vessel near Balboa
The German freighter Ludwigshafen, carrying 52 crew, was drifting toward Balboa under its own power after trouble forced lifeboats to be lowered. Crew later returned to aid damage control as salvaging pumps arrived aboard the Corgonh to assist in bringing the ship to port.
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Balboa
Canal Zone
Ludwigshafen
Caps Mala
Capa Mila
Corgonh
Columbus Woman Brings Down Doe in Three Day Season
Columbus woman Memtroy sacks a doe during a three day antlerless season ending Saturday. The report notes she is among the few women hunters in Northwestern Pennsylvania driving meat into county markets and sharing stories of the hunt.
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Columbus
Fly McDtroy
Munter
Pennsylvania
Memtroy
Talk County
Ith
Hor Trisband, Se
Warning To Autoists Of Slippery Highways In State
State highways department warned motorists of dangerous road conditions due to freezing after rain. Crews used 600 people and 200 trucks to spread cinders on major routes including Lincoln Highway and William Penn Highway while plowing on the Susquehanna Trail and surrounding tours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Harrisburg
State Highways Department
William, Penn
Blair and
Canilla
First Corry hunter bags 175 pound buck on Davey Hill
Glenn H. Brooks led the opening of the 1930 season by taking a 175 pound buck near Pittsfield. Several Corry hunters later reported successful doe deer harvests during the three day special season. An army of hunters began the Duck season amid threatening weather.
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Corry
Pittsfield
Glenn H. Brooks
Davey Hill
Mr. Brooks
Doe Dex
Ray
Clarence
Walter Dingfelder
Carl Pierre
Floyd MolWiroy
Columbus
Earth Tremors Recorded Near Coast of Guatemala
The seismograph at Fordham University logged two earthquake shocks today of considerable intensity centered about 2,500 miles from New York, likely off the coast of Guatemala.
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New York
Fordham University
Guatemal
Mother Jones Labor Leader Dies in Maryland Countryside
The long-feared death of Mother Jones a famed labor organizer was reported last night at an old fashioned farmhouse in Silver Springs Maryland. Authorities say she died after a lifetime of fighting for workers with supporters including President William Green mourning the loss and vowing to honor her legacy. The report notes her age over a century and unyielding character despite violence and hardship. Continued coverage is promised on page six.
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United Fres
Silver Springs
Dons
Maryland
Millut
Lathorske
Walter Birgess
Brother Jones
Dave NeTbotés
Mother Jones
Motnéy Jones
Labor
Yvimam Green
Stocks Firm Gains Range To Four Points
By Elmer G Waller United Press Financial Editor New York December 1 Stocks firm with volume under a million shares trading all day holding fractional gains up to nearly four points News on mining and industry included American Car and Foundry declaring a quarterly dividend Nevada and Utah Copper also paying regular dividends Copper advanced about a cent and a half per pound Reading Railroad announced a $2 million capital programme Congress convened with investors awaiting Hoover's message and hedging against potential policy shifts Short covering reduced selling pressure as demand appeared steady
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Elmer G Waller
United Press Financial
York
Asneiican Car & Foundry
Nevada
Utah
Reading Railroad Company
Bandits Take $19,000 From Cincinnati Street Railway
Three men seized collectors of the Cincinnati Street Railway Company, forced the driver and guards to drive to the river front, then fled toward Kentucky with $19,000 in company collections. Police searched for the suspects as the money loss prompted an official investigation.
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Cincinnati
Cinccnnati Street Railway Company
River Front
Global and regional news briefs from early 1930s era
Havana lifted martial law and suspensions of constitutional guarantees today. In Maine a deputy led nearly 100 men searching for Franke Ramedell, missing since Saturday midnight. Geneva adopted partial disarmament treaty text ready after ratifications at the League of Nations. Doat sworn as third U.S. secretary of labor succeeding Diggs. A House bill extends federal jurisdiction over gangster murders per cross state negotiations. Pittsburgh authorities issue orders to curb crime waves. Altoona endures its worst fire in over a year, rendering homes and businesses damaged or destroyed.
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Waterboro
Sherriff Frank Hamilton
Maine
Franke Ramedell
Watertown
Masa
Geneva
Preparatory Disarmament Commission
League of Nations
Washington
Roy Woodrall
Michigan
Hidden primary items may bar Davis from Senate credentals
Reports of new expenditures suggest the Davis-Brown ticket spent about 690 thousand dollars in the Pennsylvania Republican primary. Senator Nye said Davis would likely not appear today until the campaign investigations end. A supplemental expense filing could not be found in Harrisburg, prompting questions about total spending and eligibility.
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United Press
Washington
James d. Davis
Pennsylvania
Nye
North Dakota
Senate Campaign Expernitures Committee
Davis
Senate
James
J. Davis
Gerald P. Nye
Harrisburg
Davis- Brown
Davis Brown
J. W. Mcfarland
Senate Committee
Garald Nye
South Dakota
Samuel Vauclain
Davis-Brown Campaign
Davis-Brown
Radio listings for Mardi Gras and evening programs
The page shows five best radio entertainments with network listings. WABC carries Mardi Gras and Florence Richardson orchestra. WEAF and WHC air A F Gypsies. NBC programs Ipsua Broubadoura and Musical Avistors orchestral group. NBC and CBS networks are noted for the various slots.
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WABC
CBS
WEAF
WHC
NBC
Ipsua Broubadoura
Florence Richardson
Congress Opens Amid Hoover Message Anticipation
Congress convened with plans to inform Hoover of the new session and to dispatch committees. The White House backed Robinson drought relief and tariff and power nominees faced scrutiny as party factions shift before the Christmas recess.
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Lyle C. Wilson
United Press
Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Seventy-First Congress
Hoover
Joseph T. Replson
Arkansaos
Wes
Robinson
White House
J. Reuben Clark
Mexico
W. N. Cox
Eugene Meyer, Jr
Federal Reserve Board
Henry P. Fletcher
Tariff Commission
Pennsylvania
Joseph Grundy
Deep Blue Sea
Retiring Power Commission
Jeaders
City Council Set To Convene With Possible Delays In Votes
City Council meets tonight to consider tax levy and appropriation ordinances. Action may be postponed to the next meeting due to anticipated absence of Frank Hogland, longtime finance official, and two members likely away. Agenda includes reports, wills, petitions, and usual routine business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reguar
Tear Gas and Clashes at Capitol Demonstration
Police used tear gas and clubs to break up a 600 strong Communist demonstration as Congress convened. One shot was fired, several officers and protesters reported injuries, including bleeding noses, while placards urged opposition to immigration policies and government actions.
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United Press
Washington
Capitol
Congress
Des
Foreign Horn
Elks Memorial Services Planned for Corry Lodge
Six Corry lodge Elks No 709 BB posthumous memorial services set for Sunday December 7 at the Elks home North Center Street. Honored dead include Albert R. Taylor March 4 Frank J McMahon March 25 John M Parker April 5 M. J. Moffitt June 29 Lewis W Olds August 15 Roy Bally September 15 and G Orin Wait. Shrine support and orchestra selections accompany the ritual and address. Youth dies in crash near Huntingdon Pennsylvania a 17-year-old Norman Eubn of Grymenidoch perishes in a single vehicle accident near Robesomia Kathy Sy details incomplete.
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Corry Lodge
BB. O. Elks
tAdsd
Fie
Detemer
Wieblks
North Center Street
Jon Jorge
Albert R. Taylor
J. MicMahon
John M. Parking
Mitjeh Wr Milter
Lewis W. Olds
Augatatt
Roy Bally
G. Orin ‘Wait
Ale Tomey
Ywill
Goshtet
Hirin
Huntingdon
Norman Eubn
Grymenidoch Freshmaty
Jumletiy
Robesomia
Willy Ie
Ipwt
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Young
Quist
Glenn Brooks
SRIEF
David Petty
The
Petty Bootery, Inc
Petty
Florida
Aumor
Bandits
Bulletins
William N. Doat
Virginia
James J. Digis
Pittssurgh
James M. Clarke
Public Safety
Altoona
Capitol Building
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