Christmas and radio license crisis amid town notices
A jumble of notices and local items reports a special session tonight. WERE radio license renewal denied with air rent to start January 1. Other items note Hanukkah dedication, mail delivery changes, Christmas entertainments, economic outlook, and a Serger Sergeant plant restart January 12. Also listed are radio inspectors, stock moves, and road to Christmas drives.
Christmas Entertainment at Concord Ridge School Program
Miss Beas utte McCray led a Ridge church program with pupils performing recitations and dialogues. The Crosby family provided music while Mrs Clinton Warmer planned a family Christmas dinner. The Ridge Road Ramblers on WOCL Jamestown answered sixty two requests last week.
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Gas Rates Reduced at Ashtabula
ASHTABULA Dec 3 W Lone manager of Lake Shore Gas company says Ohio public utilities commission approved a 24 percent cut in house heating and industrial gas rates. About 1500 households and nearly 100 industrial users are affected. The reduction, voluntary, lowers the commodity charge while fixed charges stay the same to encourage greater gas use.
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Funeral Services for Mrs Mary Hughes
Warren Dec 25 funeral services for Mrs Mary Ann Hughes were held Wednesday at 10 80 oclock. A high mass of requiem was celebrated at the Church of the Holy Redeemer by Rev Father Joseph Diamond. Burial followed at St Josephs cemetery with beavers P J Saxton James Sweeney A A Albough George Hesch Sr Eugene McNally and B H Mathis. Out of town attendees included Catherine Beth Mary Ann Joseph and Cassie McMahon Corry Mortimer McMahon Chicago Miss Mary Molen New York James and Casimir Hughes Jamesown.
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Michigan men plan Buenos Aires flight from Grand Rapids
Four Michigan men await favorable weather for a round trip aviation record from Grand Rapids to Mexico and South America. The six passenger cabin plane, 18 000 miles, arrived from Port Huron piloted by R Start Weeks with A J Thiesom. Parker and I J Lyons of Grand Rapids sponsor the flight and will accompany the plane to Monterey Mexico City Valparaiso Chile and Buenos Aires.
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Senate Democrats Block Appointments Debate Continues
United Fresh Washington December 8 Senate Democrats at a conference said they would continue to oppose presidential nominations except routine charters. They indicated arms services nominations would pass, while diplomatic nominations held at the president's pleasure would go to a special Democratic committee for future report.
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Giant dirigible trains tests amid storms in navy program
United Press reports secret tests of the naval dirigible Ateron during last week storms showed its efficiency and sturdiness. Rear Admiral W A Moffett says the ship flew nightly over the ocean near Lakehurst New Jersey, released and recovered its auxiliary planes, proving the Navy can deploy airships to carry 20 or more airplanes for scouting or combat roles.
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Liberia Unmapped Tiberia Remains Jungle Land
A fragmentary report notes Liberia still largely unmapped with dense jungle terrain and few urban settlements. It describes limited exploration and uncertain infrastructure in the interior regions.
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Hoover Drops Plan As Roosevelt Balks
Rumors of political maneuvering swirl as Hoover critics claim he sought to aid financial interests by reopen debt talks. Roosevelt’s stance appears cautious with no immediate debt plan, while Hoover departs for a Florida fishing trip, signaling a pause in crisis actions.
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Hoover delays on Roosevelt plan after election signals
Fragmentary passage notes Ianatic channels to carry on necessary communications with France and other countries. It says he will refuse snit and that holding is useless to proceed on the basis Roosevelt proposed. Hoover believes it would threaten debt commission work and suggests his successor would not be deprived of that task.
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