New York Show Highlights 1930 Automobiles and Laws
Several citations reflect game law violations across the deer season and related hunting incidents. Notable fines include violations for duck shooting from motor boats, deer within closed season, rabbit hunting out of season, and other infractions. Officials report state troopers aiding enforcement with fines ranging from 10 to 25 dollars, detailing violators from Enterprise to Spartansburg and North Girard as the piece continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morehan
Vinen
T. R. Lasher
Layson
Miller
Spartansburg
W. B. Thomas
Enterprise
Stephen Arbania
Helo
Keiling
Valéne Kaymer
Brie
Ieiling
Jacob Christensen
Mele
A.B. Denio
North Girard
Week of Prayer Observance Opens at Union City Churches
Rev. 8. Stimer of Union City Methodist Episcopal church led the opening service at the First Baptist church as the Week of Prayer observance began with joint participation of Corry and Union City churches. A large audience heard the sermon They Were All Together urging church unity. George Thomas and Miss May Howard sang as a duet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stimer
Union City
Baptist Church
Emmanuel Church
Methodist Episcopal Church of
First Baptist Church
Smw Corry
Churchésque
Baptist
George Thomas
May Howard
Lissermim
W. H. Dallman
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
William Hall
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Sugar tariff lobbyist paid $2500 monthly in publicity
William H. Baldwin a New York publicity man testified before the Senate lobby investigating committee that American bottlers of carbonated beverages paid $2500 a month to secure favorable sugar tariff coverage in newspapers and magazines nationwide. He said he used about 150 publicity specialists whose work reached major press outlets when considered legitimate news. Baldwin noted he was paid $1500 monthly by bottlers and a $1000 monthly bonus by EH. Pike a New York sugar broker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Washington
William H. Baldwin
New York
Senate Lobby
Baldwin
Tig
Varios
Foreign Policy Assatiation
Federated Council of Churches of Christ
Hich
Baldwin Tater
EH. Pike
Garment Workers Strike At Cleveland
Garment workers in 84 Cleveland factories walked out after eight general strikes were issued. An estimated 4000 to 5000 workers were affected as police were stationed to prevent outbreaks. Benjamin Schlesinger of the International Union of Garment Workers was arriving from New York to take charge of the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sneed
Cleveland
Benjamin Schlesinger
International Union of Garment Workers
New York
US plans to limit navies outlined at London talks
Secretary of State Stimson announced on the eve of departure for the London naval conference that the United States would seek to continue the battleship building moratorium and omit cruisers destroyers and submarines. He spoke with President Hoover at a White House breakfast and spoke to camera as the party prepared to sail on the George Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Stimson
Lie London Naval Conference
United States
Sims
White House
Hoover
New York
Phy
George Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Adams Genator Robinson
Arkansas
Reed
Pennsylvania
Morrow
Great Britain
France
Italy
Japan
Church Burglaries Stripping Vernon Church Coal Supply
In McKeesport Pennsylvania thieves backed a truck to the cellar of MS Vernon Presbyterian Church and removed its winter coal supply. The pulpit Bible pews shovel and scuttle were left. In another report William Carson aged 59 of Dravesburg died from injuries after being struck by an automobile in Camden Heights township yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mckeesport
MS. Vernon Presbyterian Church
Mckersport
William Carson
Dravesburg
Camden Heights
Migfiin
J H King Seeks Re Election To Assembly From Erie County
J H King announces reelection bid for the Thiail district in Erie county. Backed by local Republicans led by Mayor Alexander, he cites past service in Harrisburg, committee appointments, increased state aid for Corry Hospital, and highway projects including Corry Spartansburg road and Columbus avenue funding. Support extends across Union City North East Wattsburg and other towns with strong primaries anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. King
Asie
Thiail
Erie County
King
Alexander
Corry
Harrisburg
Te Assembly
Harrishire
Corry Hospital
Corry-Spartansburg
Lang
Columbus Avenue
Ben
Oth
Union City
North East
Wattsburg
Two youths rescued from Silver Lake in Pittsburgh incident
Jan 7 report details Albert Seeke 14 and Frank Mazotta 13 pulled from Silver Lake after ice broke beneath them while crossing. Murray Schultz 24 tried to rescue Seeke but fell in as ice collapsed. all three were taken to a hospital in shock and exposed after the perilous rescue nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pittsburgh
Westinghouse High School
Silver Lake
Albert Seeke
Frank Mazotta
Murray Schultzer
Seeke
German Firm Seeks Huge Credit in Berlin Deal
On January 7 Berlin Municipal Practice Company negotiates with a New York led syndicate, headed by Dilson Read & Co., for a $25,000,000 credit. The lenders await further stabilization of Germany’s industrial situation before approving the loan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Berlin
Berlin Municipal Practice Company
Dilson Read & Co
New York
Germany
Firefighters tackle grass fire along railroad right of way
The fire department was called to a grass fire along the Pennsylvania Railroad right of way between Frederick and Congress streets. The blaze was checked before spreading to adjacent property. George MacDonald notes rural carriers used automobiles on their routes for the first time in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fie
Pennnsylvania
Frederick
Congress
George MacDonald
Spedl
Sugar Tariff Debated Before Senate On Anniversary
Washington January 7 the Senate opened discussion on the sugar schedule of the tariff bill marking the first anniversary of the measure. House drys delay further action amid looming prohibition debate while Borah Brookhart and Laguardia prepare remarks. Senate moves faster, approving 35 amendments over three hours to finish the disputed wool and sugar schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Sepate
House
Rep. Laguardia
Boran
Toisho
Brookhart
Towa
Borah
Senate
Congressional
Finance Committee
Rum Row Seizures Off New England Mark Coast Guard Drive
Coast Guard off New London reports a holiday crackdown on Rum Row with about 150 rum ships operating off the northeast coast. Four ships captured, 25,000 quarts of liquor seized, and three deaths tied to the operation. Ten of thirty men charged have pleaded guilty amid court martial proceedings for liquor involvement and pilfering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Dehaven Tracy
United Press
New London, Conn
Atlantic
Coast Guard
New London Coast Guard
Five Die in Gasoline Blast in Indiana Home
Indianapolis January 7 Five members of the Kluesner family perished when Donald Kluesner poured ethyl gasoline on a room heater causing a blast. Hattie Kluesner 25 and Florence 5 died at noon, the father 30 minutes later. Donald Jr 3 and Mary Alice 6 followed, while Evelyn and Everett 6 months old twins survived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onieu Reese
Indianapolis
Donald Kluesner
Hattie Kluesner
Florence Lothe
Donald, Jr
Mary Alice
Evelyn
Everett
Five Best Radio Entainments Listed for Tonight
NBC and CBS networks present a lineup of five top radio programs. Highlights include Pure Off concert hour on WIZ at 8:00 p m and Lliby program at 4:20 p m, with Eyereally housing on WEAT at 6:00 p m and Whiteman on WABC at 10:00 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WIZ
NBC
Hous
WABC
Dour Whiteman
Wear
TBC
R. K
Nour
Rotary Club Hears Splendid Talk on China
J P Haggeman of the T W A P Howard Company spoke at the Rotary Club luncheon at Hotel Carry on China customs money history and life in the Orient. He shared observations from years in China aided by pictures calris and a description of the Great Wall. Guests included Miss Genz Musici New York City and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Haggeman
T. W. & A. P.howard Company
Rotary Club
Carry
China
Orient
Haggeman
Great
Wall
Mise Genz Musici
New York City
George Berg
Mise
Arihir Schaub
Sand Lawrence Desmond
Corry
Prisoner Not Alleged Erie Booze Runner
The Pittsburgh Press reports a Great Lakes rum runner case reveals misidentification and a secret federal inquiry likely to touch Erie and Pittsburgh figures. A jail inmate claimed as Jarvis is alleged to be Stanley Wells now in Canada, while a Coast Guard seizure near Erie led to bail for two men and a later guilty plea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Press
Great Lakes
Federl Court
Justice Department
Erie
R. M. Gibson
Pitburgh
Coast
Ie Presque
Uber
Erie Coss Guard
Fred Black
Joseph Jarvis
U. S
Ske-men
Peders
Jarvis
Jargis
Stanley Wells
Wells Tiow
Canada
Two Car Robbers Arrested by NY City Police
James B. Robertson and Henry Gwynn were arrested near Westerville after allegedly raiding a meat car and stealing a quarter of beef and a calf from a moving train. Robertson, 39, sustained cuts after running into a moving train and was hospitalized under guard. Gwynn, 27, surrendered when ordered by railroad detectives. Police believe the duo were part of a gang operating between Cleveland, Erie, Buffalo and Wetsea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Buffalo
Erie
Westeyville
James B. Robertson
Newark
New York Central
Robertson
Hamet Hospital
Henry Gwynn
Accoulige
Erie Patlce
Pul
Thane
Jana
Record Cold Grips Central United States
A severe cold wave swept the middlewest, with Chicago near the record low and widespread snow across the Missouri Valley. Temperatures plunged from mild levels to near zero, in some areas about 40 degrees below normal, bringing power outages and travel disruption as two inches or more of snow covered the plains from Nebraska to Wyoming and Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euie
Manadian
Appalachians
Mid
Chicago
ALG Op
Central
Dawe
Missouri Valley
Pacific Northwest
Wyoming
Colorado
Nebrask
Kansas
Sandler
Wyo
Gadgets Rule 1930 Auto Show Invention Boom
United Press reports at the 20th annual automobile show in New York the 1930 model year brings a flood of gadgets. Highlights include an altimeter for mountain driving and an onboard airplane compass. Many innovations reflect aviation influence with dashboards and new conveniences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harry Ferguson
United Press
Grand Central Palace
Jordan
Appalachum
Tie Mountain
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U.5
London
J. H. King
Assembly
LaGuardia
Tarif
New England
Flor del Mar
Chalicer
Aly
OF. Haggeman
S. Week
A.P. Howard Company
N.Y. C
Arctic
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