Italian Duke D Aosta Named Ethiopia Viceroy In Crisis
A nephew of the King of Italy, the Duke D Aosta, appears in uniform as the new viceroy of Ethiopia, succeeding Marshal Granziani who is recovering from injuries after a tribesman bombed a review in Addis Ababa. The piece notes the abduction trial of Frans Hanawald and references Redlich, a 30 year old hotel man, with a $20 000 ransom tied to the case as details unfold in Poughkeepsie and surrounding events.
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Italy
Duke D'Aosta
Ethiopia
Marshal Granziani
Addis Ababa
Grant Boost In Freight Rates To Rail Carriers of State
The Public Utility Commission in Harrisburg authorizes Pennsylvania rail carriers to increase freight rates on most basic commodities. Rates take effect immediately, following a prior similar action by the state Commerce Commission. The decision, after exhaustive testimony review, aims to narrow the rate gap between Pennsylvania and nearby markets while conceding requests for some increases were previously denied.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Public Utility Commission Today
Pennsylvania
Nera
West Virginia
9Ath
Sithd
State exams set for jobs under new consolidated setup
The state employment board announced civil service examinations for job candidates in the new consolidated setup. Tests will be given in Harrisburg on January 18 and 22. Positions in the state assistance department and county boards pay from $1020 to $7900 annually, with applications available at the employment board office near Howard in Harrisburg. Erie will host exams as well.
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Wshited
Harrisburg
Eller
State Assistance Department
Howard
Erie
Good Tree for Hunters Ends in Accidents in Clearfield
In Clearfield Pennsylvania on December 1 Ken neth Hudson a 12 year old boy accidentally shot his right index finger when a shotgun discharged while he descended a tree. Walter Spence 60 of Grampian fell from the same tree and broke his collar bone. Both were hunting deer at the time.
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United Press
Clearfirld
Kenneth Hudson
Clearfield
Walter Spence
Grampian
Woman Rescues Dog From Asphalt Pit in Panic
A woman in Los Angeles flung herself into a yawning asphalt pit to save her dog. Park workers formed a human chain to pull her free as she sank to armpits with head submerged. She was hospitalized in Georgia in shock and hysteria.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Devi
San
Georgia
Rapper Boxward
Masa
Tau 'Herott
Re united after 67 years in Cape Girardeau
Cape Girardeau resident Lozan Arnold aged 74 and his sister Mrs. N. Brown of another Missouri city recently reunited after 87 years apart. They had lived within 100 miles of each other but had not seen each other until a recent visit to Cape Girardeau.
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Cape Girardeau
Lozan Arnold
Widen
Arnold
Mayor to Bolster Police Force Amid City Burglary Spree
Police plan intensified patrols and new measures after a spate of burglaries, including a break in at Willian Lininger’s Store on Glenwood Park Avenue. Mayor Charles Bapber signals major changes and a police reorganization expected by year end, with Det. 1 leading the effort to curb thieves and protect residents.
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Christoph
Cily Thal
Charles Bapber
Hag Peel
Ghiistoph
Leoie
Willan Lininger
Glenwood Park Avenue
Left-Handed Books Proposed by French Minister
A French public official proposed publishers Paria issue left handed books with the first page at the back for left handed readers. This idea aimed to accommodate a minority by reversing conventional page order.
Al Smith Links Recession to Human Nature in Speech
Former Democratic presidential candidate Alfred E. Smith told 400 insurance men in New York that the recession stems from human nature and a lack of citizen interest in government. He warned there is little reason for capital to flow into industry while such apathy persists.
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So United Vin
New York
Alfred EB. Smith
American Atute
Must Keep Skins Moist In Siting Of Reptiles And Amphibians
A note emphasizes keeping skins moist to prevent frogs and salamanders from drying out and dying, stressing proper habitat moisture for amphibian health.
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Ah Club
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General
AEC
RADIO
Poison Slayer
Ohio
Columbus
Anna Marie Han
Cincinnati
Hahn
AL Smith
Bale
Shever Auto Sales
W. Smith St
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Atne
Shever Auto
W. Smulth
Ata
Ford
Shever Aviv Bates
Shever
Butt
Delune
Will J. Wilcox
Ole
Franke Grice
Maire
West Main
Addréas ‘R
Care Journal
Canaries
Sixth Avenue
Knight Templar
Donald Pitt
Corry
St. Dla Clymer
Gould Street
Parle Street
Goulit Street
Concord
First Avenue
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