Red Cross Leader Payne Heads National Effort
An item notes John Barton Payne, newly appointed national Red Cross chairman by President Hoover, entering his fifth year as director of the humanitarian agency. It recalls his wartime service, roles under four presidents, and the scope of relief efforts from earthquakes to floods and unemployment.
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Red Cross
Relief
American Red Cross
John Barton Payne
Payne
Washington
United States
Woodrowise
Chicago
Wilson
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Riding
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Tge Payne
West Indies
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New Trout Propagation Plan Near Bellefonte
The state fish commission proposes a trout nursery about three miles from Bellefonte with four miles of Spring Creek under fisheries board control. Success could transform local hatchery operations and expand nursery projects on other streams, signaling a major shift in Pennsylvania trout propagation and stream development.
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The
Fish Commission
Bellefonte
Spring Creek
Fisheries Board
Pennsylvania
Ong
Commission
Commonwealth
Secretary Adams Warns on Naval Build Plans
Secretary of the Navy Adams warns Congress that current building plans fail to rectify the United States position under naval treaties and risk further undermining strength. He notes the need to relieve the serious condition by considering traditional vessel construction, though he offers no specific recommendations.
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Congress
Secretary of Navy
Adams
United
Hollywood Stars With Laughing Gouts of Film Gossip
A shuffled page of Hollywood anecdotes notes Sally Eilers, Hoot Gibson, Charles Farrell, Elissa Landi, Jane Chandler, Tom Keene, Joel McCrea, Myrna Loy, Richard Dix, Bill Gargan, Ann Harding, Julia Hayton, Atline Judge, Roscoe Ates, Gwili Andre, John Barrymore, Constance Bennett, Bill Boyd, Brice Cabot, and Leslie Howard in varied disguises. It mentions Malibu Beach, Palm Springs, and a ban on certain truck activity in Los Angeles County.
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Calif
Hollywood Boulevard
Sally Eilers
Hoot Gibson
Aviating
Charles Farrell
Elissa Landi
Alex Santell
Lown
Will Rogers
Janet Chandler
el Brentel
Tom Keene
North Dakota
Joel McCrea
Hell
Myrna Loy
Sté
Richard Dix
Bill Gargan
New York
Ann Harding
Julia Hayton
Donella Donaldson
Atline
Roscoe Ates
Mississippi
Gwili_andre
John Barrymors
Constance Bennett
Bill Boyd
Brice Cabot
Tiene
de Bujac
Baltimore Blue Boot
Malibu Beach
Palm Springs
Leslie Howard
Los Angeles County
Navy manpower and ship counts spark congressional debate
Secretary cites statistics showing Japan fully manned combatants while the US fleet operates with about 85 percent of its enlisted crew. He notes 148 combatant ships fully manned in the United States versus 187 for Great Britain and 219 for Japan, urging avoided cuts to fighting fleets and officers' promotions.
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United States
Great Britain
Adams
Marine Corps
Congress
Pennsylvanias Counties and Historic Political Questions
This query asks how many counties are in Pennsylvania, the country’s location, the date of Kaiser Wilhelm’s abdication, the identity of Robert J. Lee, the Pennsylvania legislature’s convening date, and the author of a work titled Power can be generated cost.
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Nepal
Kaiser Wilhelm
Erie Man Dies By Own Action In Apparent Tragedy
Coroner Wale ter G Stroble ruled Orria Wesley Perry 44 Erie mechanic died by inhaling carbon monoxide after analyzing his stomach contents found no poison or foul play. Perry’s body was found in his van near an east Erie garage Saturday.
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Oris Percy
Waleter
Orria Wesley Perry
Erie
Mumps Spreading Prompted Actions in Lycoming County
Lycoming county health officials ordered preventive measures as 98 mumps cases were reported in eight days in Williamsport area.
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Williamsport
Lycoming County
Twenty Years Ago Journal Clippings December 13 1912
Curfew law debate grows. probation officer Pasqualicchio may push regulation. Erie Bound of Trace head Flynn to attend Chamber boosters meeting in City Hall. Nubone Corset expands in Ajax building. Auer re-elected president Heerlein vice at Board of Education reorg. E A Johnson exhibitor at Jamestown Poultry Show. Titusville girls basketball team to play Warren tonight. Train 40 on P B M B held up near Belle Valley. United Commercial Travelers dancing party tonight in Horn building. B Porter departs for Florida for several weeks. James Mead of Corry Boiler Works tests to Wheeling W Va.
Faulkner Meat Market Burglarized. Stolen Cash and Checks
Thieves entered the Faulkner meat market via a rear window and unlocked the Flickinger store door. About $7 was taken from the market, while $225 in cash and $275 in checks were stolen from the Flickinger store. Marl Sheldon manages the Flickinger store. Deputy Sheriff G. W. Faulkner and state troopers are investigating.
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G. W. Faulkner
Mickinger
Flickinger
Marl Sheldon
Swartz Fees Targeted by County Property Owners Group
Rural unit of the County Proper ty Owners group meets at 28 W. Street to urge the return of some 312,000 in fees paid to Ben F. Swartz register of wills. They criticize subsidies for the office of superintendent of buildings and call for shifting executive duties to conveyance officials. John Polorski’s appointment as county assessor is opposed, and investigations into assess ing supervision are planned. New officers include S. S. Lehman president J. B. Van Alsburg first vice president and J. M. Mall second vice president. 41. B. Evans and H. Cook elected secretary and treasurer.
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Howard Schmelzer
Ben F. Swartz
Sth
Tike
Wis
Sterrett
Prescott
Schmelzer
John Po-lcorski
Nso
S. S. Lehman
J. B. van Alsburg
J. M. Mall
B. Evans
West Millcreek
H. 3. Cook
Belle Valley
Tedster
Ung Xenmey
Erie Man Ends Life After Note To Son
Otto Carlson 50 slashed his throat with a razor in his West 2nd Street home after leaving a Finnish note to his son Otto Jr. The coroner cites unemployment and drinking as factors. Carlson urged his son to abstain from alcohol and warned against drinking as he took his own life.
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Erie
Otto Carlson
West 2Nd Street
May Bierly
W. G. Stroble
Carlson
Otto, Jr
Strong Vincent High School
Oscar Helico
West Dth Street
Minnie ‘Trupiicka
Manville Jury Awards 5000 in Negligence Case
A Susquehanna court jury awarded Elmo Whitcomb five thousand dollars in damages in a negligence suit against Michael J. McHale of Clymer and Burnell B. Lydell of Balconer. Whitcomb, a Stedman farmer, was injured when the car he drove collided with a vehicle carrying the defendants at Lighthouse Point early Sept 18, 1930.
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Manville
Michael J. McHale
Clymer
Burnell B. Lydell
Balconer
Elmo Whitcomb
Stedman Farmer
Whitcomb
McHale
Lydell
Lighthouse Point
Trawler Notre Dame Rescued After Distress Call at Georges Bank
The Notre Dame trawler was towed into Boston after a distress call from Georges Bank. A nearby steamer rescued crew from the burning ship that was abandoned after a fire 500 miles south southwest of Halifax. The article also mentions Carlson, formerly a foreman for Upton and Lang, and a student learning of his father's death during class.
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Notre Dame
Heln Loft Georges Bank
Coast Guard
Carlson
Neil
Upton and Lang
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