Hoover silent on farm relief and Senate gridlock in Washington
In Washington a complex farm relief debate gathers pace as President-elect Hoover hints he will defer to President Coolidge on relief legislation. Senate leaders push McNary Faugen bills, while farm bloc members favor an extra session to act before harvest. Hoover’s coming approach remains indirect, leaving Coolidge’s stance pivotal to the outcome.
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Jan
Congress
Hoover
Croelidge
Goolidge
Senate
Fr Ayold
Mr. Coolidge
Republican Farm Bloc
Ender Farm
Ily
Capitol
Reverend Redinger Attends Church Conference Abroad
Rev F M Redinger former pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church in his city is in Chionga for the annual Mvangton conference of Garrett Biblical Institute. He chairs the board of ministerial training of the Wiccane conference. Merger forms General Builders Supply Co in Altoona with capital of 1.5 million dollars.
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F. M. Redinger
Irs Methodist Episcopal Church
Titusville
Chionga
Garrett Biblical Institute
Mtr. Redinger
The
Wiccaneference
ATODAY S FIVE BEST RADIO FEATURES IN NBC NETWORKS
An NBC radio lineup highlights 4 30 pm PST football California versus Georgia Pech in Pasadena and California. Newark WOR schedules 8 pm MST main street sketches WRAP network Eveready Hour and Hank Simmons show. At 10 pm EST United Light Opera Company airs.
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NBC
California
Georgia Pech
Pasadena
Cailf
Newark
Main
Eveready Hour
WABO
Networts
Hank Simmons
Natchhite
United Light Opary Co
Corry youths escape injury in motorcycle style car crash
Three Corry youths returning from Findley Lake about 130 o'clock this morning skidded off a highway curve and the Whippet roadster overturned. Harold Elroy, son of Mr and Mrs Li t Me Elroy, with Andrew Hansen and William Istamp, suffered minor injuries and shock but escaped serious harm. The party marked New Year with whistles bells and crackers as 1928 gave way to 1929.
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McElroy
Ahaken
Truet
Narrow escape as autoskids from wreck near Scott crossing
Constable from 161 West Fifth reports that Mr. and Mrs. A Burnett of New York City had a impractical escape from serious injury when their car skidded near the Scott crossing of the New York Central railroad just west of Wire ren. The vehicle was completely wrecked but the couple escaped with minor injuries.
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West Fifth
A. Burnett
New York City
Scott Crossing
New York Central
Minor Crash Involving Cars at North Center and Washington
An intersection collision on North Center and Washington streets involved drivers Klerke and Baldwin in four minor automobile accidents. The scene drew few witnesses and police await further investigation to determine responsibility.
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North Center
Washington Streets
Aka Klerke
Panex
Baldwin
Oon
First Avemile
West Pleasant Street
Nast Hosts Dinner For Elite Natatore Employes
Mr Mervyn M Nast hosted a dinner at the Blo Bird last evening for a select Natatore staff in appreciation of their cooperation during a very successful year and the recent holiday trading period. A fine roast dinner was served and each gentleman employee received Parker pens while the ladies were given gold pins. The Nast store has a long history of successful operations across both the men’s and ladies departments.
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Mervyn M. Nast
Natatore
Nast
April 18 Adjournment Date Set By Pennsylvania Legislature
Harrisburg dispatch reports harmony in the opening of the 1929 Pennsylvania Legislature with caucus decisions setting April 18 as adjournment date. Republicans hold large majorities in both House and Senate as leaders are chosen for key posts and committees.
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Arthur N. Suverkrup
United Press
Harrisburg
Place and Harmony
Wiliam S. Ware
United States
Mel Tate
Pittsburgh
Joseph Kimedy
Bristol
Cauica
Jone O
Lupin
Griffiths
Indiana
Caucus
Emily
House
Senate
Aston Hess
Wilson
McKean
Marius
Allegheny
John Rhodes
John Moore
Butter
Legislative
John Fertig
Semiglisit
Eugenn White
Delaware
Milton Beegner
Franklin
Cork
Horace Schantz
Neem
A. Boyd Hamilton
Sohn McKirdy
Sewladay
Wiliam J. Manley
Lackawanna
Joseph Washington
Calabria
Johnlynch
Iie
Silat
Mds
Army plane makes bold attempt at endurance record
United Press reports from Los Angeles that the Army craft named Question Mark took off from Van Nuys airport at 7:20 pm aiming to surpass endurance records. The large tri-motor plane, refueling en route, lifted smoothly and climbed, beginning a high altitude test.
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Hy United Press
Los Angles
Calit
van Nys
City Schools Resume Classes After Holiday Break
City schools will re open Wednesday morning after Christmas vacation as scheduled. Officials announced after a survey weighed weather related illness concerns. Buildings have been cleaned and fumigated as a precaution against the malady. Both public and parochial schools will reopen for classes Wednesday morning.
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Tomor
Wattsburg Man Injured After Tree Collapse in Woods
George Robinson, 39, of Wattsburg, was seriously injured when a tree fell on him in the woods near Wattsburg. He suffered a broken scapula and a jaw fracture, later moved to Corry Hospital. condition improved slightly but remained critical. He was reportedly caught under the fallen tree during the incident days ago.
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George Robinson
Woods
Corry Hospital
Wattsburg
Robinson
Roosevelt Is New Governor New York State
Franklin D Roosevelt inaugurated as governor of New York, the second time in 24 years. He accepted responsibility for the state's guidance after Governor Alfred E Smith, who had served six consecutive years, and he emphasized making water power belong to the people while opposing careless gifts to individuals or corporations.
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Harold E. Righter
United Press
State Capitol
Albany
X.Y
Franklin
Roosevelt
New York State
Hal A Hongerlh
New York
Glveror
Alfred Amlth
Turmes
Sofk
Lemor
Havin
Theodore Am
Theodore Roosevelt
New Fork
Yale
Wem
Chile
Perso
James Malone Seriously Ill in City Hospital
James Malone, resident on Stage Street, was taken seriously ill yesterday afternoon. He was rushed from North Crater to Corey tobs Hospital, where his condition remains serious. His brother Michael Malone, a meat dealer on First Main Street, was at his side. Doctors hope for a rapid recovery.
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Jamies Malone
Stage Street
Malone
Michael Malone
Fist Main Street
Drs
1929 License Tags In Vogue In City Cars
1929 license plates appeared on all city automobiles with no extended grace period. White Police reported no enforcement actions yet as they and the state highway patrol monitored cars for violations, keeping a careful check on offenders.
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Site Highway Department
Whalen's Gang Joins Dry Force In New York Cleanup
New York City launches New Year's Eve crackdown with Whalen's squad and federal agents raiding major night spots and speakeasies. Police and prohibition officials coordinate as venues like Woodmanston Inn, Pelham Heath Inn, Hunter Teland Inn, and bars on Broadway face raids. Numerous arrests made, crowds dispersed, and assurances of renewed enforcement amid citywide celebrations.
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New York
Grover Whyten
Whalen
Elfizinn
WhalelEpris
Woodmanston Tun
Bronx
Majjorie Campbell
Ditmavalite Ini Eving Clo
Tela
Pel~ham Heath
Westchester Road
Hunter Teland Inn
Polies
Redcrat
Whaten
United States
Prohibition Bureau
Wasson
New Fork
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