Swarthmore Eyes New Chautauqua Financing Plan
Local leaders discussed a revised funding method for a summer Chautauqua, replacing blanket guarantees with many small pledges. If adopted, the four day program would feature two fine class dramas and two lectures, with Ida Tarbell and Dr Cadman among promised talent, and a budget around $1300 to 1500 including possible tent costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grice Hershey
McKinnie
Swarthmore Association
Thstead
Barat Wma
Amize Ag 4
Dr. Cadman
Ida. Tarbel
Miss Hershey
George Dunkle Named Chief of Kane Police
George W Dunkle former Kane police patrolman has been named chief of police for the borough of Kane following a council meeting last night. The election ended a deadlock with four council members backing Dunkle and four backing Clyde McEwall. Burgess Nelson cast the deciding vote, leading to Dunkle's appointment to lead Kane police at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Dunkle
Kane
Aviien Bilygess
N- A
Nelson
Corry
Dunkle
Clyde McEwall
McEnall
Burrose
Corry My
Ching
Stewart Jump Ahead In Oil Board Fight
James I Martindale reports on a $443 million dividend by Indiana Standard to influence proxy votes in the clash between Col Robert W Stewart and Rockefeller interests over control. The move includes a 60 cent stock dividend and 62 1/2 cent regular dividend, aiming to sway 4.675 million IndianaStandard holders before the March 7 meeting in Whiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James i. Martindale
United Press
Chicago
Gempany
Indiana
Robert W. Stewart
Rockefeller
Stewart
Chaiman
Nevloream
Whiting
Ind
Observerr
Vodia-Tr-Ue
Innust Electron
Rescued Sailors From Gale Wreck Tell of Ocean Heroism
Corry witnesses a visiting ex-crewman recount the America liner rescue of the Italian freighter Florida. He describes a long voyage amid storms from Bremen Haven to New York, the lifeboat launch, and the crew’s brave work under Captain Pries orders. The tale highlights heroism, sea logs, and the strangers who helped during hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremen
New Tank City
America
Florida
Philip Fregeau
Fiscal Paseer
Corry
Journal
Frugenu
Journal Writer
Americs
Teaye
Bremen Haven
Pried
Birt
Manning
Ttalian
Beemen Haven
Tce
Atlantis
New York
Pricds
Stimson Picked for Cabinet by Hoover
President-elect Hoover has selected Henry L. Stimson, governor general of the Philippines, as Secretary of State. Stimson’s name had been discussed recently and Hoover had not commented until the offer was made and accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas L. Stokes
United Press
Miami Beach
Pla
Hoover
Henry L. Stimson
Philippines
Stimson
Weill
Lindbergh Heads Toward Nicaragua On Mail Flight
Charles A. Lindbergh departed from Tela Honduras en route to Managua Nicaragua on a Pan American mail service leg. He flew from Miami to Havana then to Tela, completing 690 miles in about six hours, with two companions aboard and a birthday celebration in the air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Boston
Tropical Radio
Charles A. Lindbergh
Tela
Honduras
Mauta
Nicamgyuatta
Belize
Hamluras
Lindbergh Air Mail
Central America
Pan-American Airways
United States
Panini
Cahal
Cube
Central American
Managua
Nicaragua
Lindbergh
Miami
Havana
J. A. Hambleton
Tou
Pan American Always
Hany L. Buskey
Mechanic
Tor Tals
Col
Hin
Hayana
Bylize
Rotary Club Talks Astronomy At Warren Meeting
Rotary club members enjoyed an engaging talk on astronomy by Ray Steber of Warren. His subject The Sun Moon and the Planets drew keen interest, aided by slides. Directors later questioned the speaker following the regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Steber
Warren
Corry Service Club
Rotary Glut
Warren Min
Sink
Narrow escape as car overturns on Roosevelt highway
George Ward and Alfred Brown narrowly escaped serious injuries when a Chevrolet driven by a former occupant left the road near a state hatchery just west of the city about 9 o clock. The rear wheel chain caught and caused the vehicle to overturn into an embankment. Ward sustained shoulder injuries and head bruises while Brown and the other occupant escaped with minor bruises. The top and frame of the car were damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ward
Alfred Brown
Roosevelt Highway
State Hatchery
Ward
Brown
Gay
Fords Off for Florida
Boston February 5 Mr and Mrs Henry Ford left for their Port Myers Florida home after a day in Boston and at Ford’s Wayside Inn Sunbury. Ford and his wife declined to see newspapermen and evaded photographers at departure.
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Florida
Boston
Henry Ford
Port Myers
Pia
Pords
Ion Ab Sunbury
Defeat reshapes Senate control of defense bloc
Washington report notes the Senate rejected President Coolidge's naval build plan, placing the self-styled national defense bloc in full control. Amid a flurry of amendments, party lines held as only sixteen Republicans backed the president, signaling a shift toward later action on the disputed $274 million project and potential disarmament talks.
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
FBI
Coolidge
Senate
National Defense Bloc
Trpestrich
UML
Meer
Eiger Rae
Hoover
J .Harrison
Mississippi
Norris
Nebraska
BC Republikans
Premier denies revolt in Spain widespread
Madrid Feb 1 Premier Primo de Rivera dismissed reports of a general uprising as rumors spread by those who ignore orders and fire. He said troops are loyal except a few artillery chiefs and officers who issued countermanding commands at Ciudad Real and Valencia. He vowed action against disobedient officers and said Sanches Guerra’s failure to act led to dismissal and a trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Primo de Rivera
Spain
United Press Today
Ciudad Reat
Valencia
Primo Dé Rivera
Valshold
Castro
Appeal Made for Children's Clothing Drive
Community aid groups enlist the Journal to boost a children's clothing appeal. Donations are directed to Nes on East Smith Street or Mrs Ward on Community Street, with guidance from Mrs Robert King and Mrs Franic Heath for collection coordination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childyen’s Aid Society
Nes
East Smith Street
Don Wiles
West Wayne
Frantic Heath
West Pleasant Street
Ward
Slrae
Rescue of Bainbridge Crew by Coast Guards Near Elizabeth City
The four masted schooner Bainbridge, bound for Fair Haven from Jacksonville with a load of lumber, wrecked near the Nags Head coast. Eight crewmen were rescued after the Coast Guard braved heavy surf, with Captain Adams injured by shifting lumber and taken to hospital. The vessel broke up as dawn rose and lumber washed ashore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Elizabesh City
Bainbridge
Colass
Fair Haven
Mass
Jacksonville
Fla
Nagsfieud Coast Guard
Adams
Dowa Hospital
Ohio legislature moves to impeach state treasurer Buckley
The Ohio House moves to impeach State Treasurer Bert B Buckley after a federal conviction for conspiring to bribe a prohibition officer. A committee is appointed to investigate the case and report back, following Gov. Myers Cooper's request that Buckley resign.
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United Press Calumbus, O
Ohio
Bert
Buckley
Treasunet
House of Representatives
Buckley Moteet
Myers
Cooper
Five Best Radio Features Schedule
A fragmented listing shows WEAF WEAP WABG WABCO and other networks airing radio features. Items include a Paul Whiteman concert series, early 1930s programs like The Voice of Columbia and Vaudeville Hour with times in EST and station identifiers. The entry reads as a broadcast timetable with network names and show titles.
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WEAF
National League of Wome
WABG
Paul Whiteman
WEAP
WABCO
Voice of Columbia
Hawks sets transcontinental flight record in Air Express
Captain Frank Hawks lands at Roosevelt Field at 2 58 p m after an 18 hour 21 minute nonstop flight from Los Angeles in the Lockheed Vega monoplane Air Express carrying 1600 pounds including 480 gallons of gasoline. He beat the Goebel Tufts time and aimed to reach New York with high altitude flight and route over the southwest to Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Oosevelt Field
L Ly
Frank M. Hawks
Air Express
Roncevelt Field
Los Angeles
Art Goebel
Harey Tuck
New York
Pratik Hawka
Roosevelt Field
Lexageléa
Us Ecler Curtiss
An Goebel
Harry Tucket
Howie’ Air Express
Trove
Spe
Gupizin
Frank Hawks
Hawks
Metropolitan
Pacific
Harry Tueter
Hawi
Rodeevelt Field
Tucson Anz
Hawks Was Flying At An Air Side Which Matedentification Airtutt Alport
Kentucky
Louisville
Portstonth
Miifi- Wienert
Ohio
Morgantown
W. Va
Young American Geologists Reported Lost in Rhodesia Swamp
Andrews and Heins, two young American geologists, are feared drowned after entering a swamp near the Cham River while hunting in northern Rhodesia. Reports from the interior say one man entered the water to retrieve a duck and disappeared. the other was lost during the attempt to assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Capetown
South Africa
D. Andrews
M 2. Heins
Northern
Rhodesia
Othe
Bank Hold Up Nets $4 000 In Cash And Checks
Three armed bandits robbed a United Banking and Trust Company branch in Cleveland at noon today and escaped with four thousand dollars in cash and checks. Police searched the area for the suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Cleveland
United Banking and Trust Company
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George Dunkle
Kane Police
Burgess
Mleeting
Stewart Stewart
Indiana Standard
Lee
Conqnestal Trading Company
Philip Frageau
Panama
Rotary Club
VOTE
al Valencia
John Degandt
United Press Staff
Coast Guards
North Carolina
Ohio Treas
Arizona
Young American
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