Creating a Huge Lake From Hoover Dam's Vast Reservoir Plan
The Hoover dam near Las Vegas New Mexico will form the largest reservoir in history extending about 75 miles and flooding Connecticut to ten feet depth. The Lost City and its treasures will be submerged as wrecks and artifacts are revealed by the rising waters. Motor boats will cross a lake up to 12 miles wide and 227000 square miles of land will be underwater. The project will take years with completion anticipated in 1988 and will aid archaeology by granting access to remote areas once unreachable.
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Las Vegas
N. M
Connecticut
Desert
Corrado
Look Before You Leap Look Before You Leap
California jurist who handles four divorce cases daily offers four word advice for happier marriages. He urges partners to maintain individuality, share finances, and avoid rigid routines or social rivalry while respecting each other’s rights.
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California
Prohibition Not To Be A Campaign Issue Says Politicians
Central Press reports in Washington that prohibition will not be a major issue in the coming presidential race as leaders on both sides seek to keep it out of partisan politics. The piece notes Republican and Democratic officials urging that economic questions and foreign policy, including the League of Nations, take precedence over dry and wet stances.
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Charles P. Stewart
Neire
Thal
Teepublicans
W. J. Bryan
Jools
Newton
Baker
League of Nations
League
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files February 6 1912
Items from Corry reveal a pool match where Stanford Hose beat Ferris by a hundred points. Art club show at the public library features 36 artists and works by Mrs Guinot, Helen Deamond, Mrs Tozer. Local residents Dr L P McCray plans travel to Hot Springs and California returning mid April. Erie switchman Ross Willis, related to local families, injured in Meadville yards. Wesley Howard travels from Meadville on western business. Glenn Street returns from Spokane to visit family after years away. The girls basketball team hosts a benefit at Lyric Theatre to fund their season.
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Walle
Art Club
Brie Gre
Corry
M. Guinot
Helen Deamond
Martha Tozer
Few Waste Places: Natives Yet To See A White Man
An Australian anthropologist argues the world is nearly exhausted of unexplored regions with only a handful of small areas where indigenous peoples have never encountered a white man.
Funeral rites for Barney Dreyfuss at Pittsburgh
Notables of baseball attend funeral services for Barney Dreyfuss owner of the Pittsburgh Pirates who died in New York City. Services set for 2 49 p m at the Dreyfuss home with Rabbi Samuel Goldenson officiating. Dreyfuss father of the World Series was a Pittsburgh figure in baseball since 1909 and would have turned 67 on February 22.His son Sam planned to take control while son in law William H Bensonager may manage Dreyfuss interests.
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United Press
Pittsburges
Barney Dreyfuss
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York City
Dreyfus
Schenley Apartments
Samuel Goldenson
Wally
Dreyfuss
Pittsburgh
Mount Sinai Hospital
New York
Drayfuss
Pittstutet
Louisville
Charles A. Camiskey
William Wrigily, Jr
Sam
Pirates
Wiliam H. Benswanger
Two Missing Ohio Girls Sought in Erie Area
Masury authorities issued alerts for two 17-year-old Masury girls, Elisabeth Henuticks and Margie Folmeyer, missing since Monday. Chief Steger said leads suggest they may have traveled to Sharon, Pennsylvania, and were last seen at the Sharon bus station en route to Brookville, Ohio, where they attend high school.
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Feu
Bre Poe
Masury
Prosperity Social Proves A Successful Parish Affair
The Prosperity Social last evening in the parish hall hosted fifty guests under the E n i spaniel Guild. Mrs Jerome Haight and Mrs C M Stewart performed as George and Martha Washington with lively specialty numbers. Merrill Wilcox sang a gleaming vocal solo and John Paulaga offered an original song hit. Miss Lillian Barnes accompanied Mr Wilcox. Miss Mary Paulson played piano for her father. A four piece orchestra provided dance music. Hot fried cakes and coffee were served by a committee. Proceeds will benefit Emmanuel Episcopal church.
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Eni~ Spaniel Guild
Jerome Haight
C. M. Stewart
George
Martha Washeee
Merrill Wilcox
John Paulaga
Lillian Barnes
Wilcox
Mary Paulson
M. J Blaherty
Hugh Mosher
Harden
John Pauson
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Sunday's Five Best Radio Entertainments
Sunday lineup highlights Geneva broadcasts on Ware CHS 1220 with the New York Philharmonic Orchestra on WABC and CBS network, NBC hour on WJZ, NBC 15 Album of Familiar Music, WABC CBS 40 Variety show. Hastle
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Geneva
CBS
New York Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra
WJZ
NBC
WABC
Hastle
Six People Overcome by Gas Fumes in Olean Home
In Olean on February 5, six individuals, including Guy Ross and his family plus two visitors, were overcome by gas fumes from a damaged water heater behind a Davenport in a North Union Street residence. Dr. J Emerson Dalley treated them after police opened doors and windows to ventilate. The fire spread from the heater area, damaged a double house at 4614 North Union Street, and caused partial insurance-covered damage. A fire crew initially misdirected their arrival to 74g Water Street.
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Olean
Guy Ross
North Union Street
Mr. Ross
Rose Ross
Rose Marie
Mabel
Dorothy Ross
Margare Callin
Ross Ackley
Ross
Anas
Warhen
Water Street
Adolph Beckenbach
A. Erickson
Waler Street
Kane Man Blamed After Threat Letters In Bombing Case
State police intensify probe into bombing of Dr H J McGhee's South Winley street home after threatening letters mailed from a Pennsylvania Railroad station. A second Kane man is said to be a target of similar letters, though officials say he is not the bomber. Investigators expect progress as they pursue the criminal's identity.
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McGhee
H. J. McGhee
South Winley Street
Tweaday
Pormsylvania Rail
Independence Hall Exhibition Opens in Philadelphia Area
In Independence Hall Philadelphia, the historic center opens daily to the public including Sundays. The collection features manuscripts, weapons, coins, medals, and period apparel. The building was reconstructed under the guidance of architect Andrew Livingston and local authorities.
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Independence Tnt
Chiladelpha
Andrew Livnalkin
A. Paradelptslie Laws
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