Jones Prohibition Law Modified Arkansas Faces Drought Claim
Reading through the clumsy report, the Arkansas area shows mixed progress with plant consolidations at Amco Supply. Officials say the Paul plant is being validated, with expansion prospects tied to the College Point integration and ongoing remodeling. The journal notes modest gains in operations as consolidation proceeds, forecasting fuller staffing and production once mutual units align.
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Phaui 1 Hheté
Amo & Supply Corporation
College ‘Paul
Isey
Collez
Colley Point
McElroy
Ibmagine
McMivoy
Ind
Abcraft
Convy
Unics
Hospital Board Acts To Effect More Economy
Corry hospital directors meet with Brown De Rosay Bil atom Houghton Howard Loveland Mount and Shea present. Minutes approve December 17 1930. a January 2 1931 letter reports 195.00 checks from the Community Chest bringing four month total to 6009. Staff proposed change in patient histories. plan already in operation with formal approval. December superintendent report tallies 98 patients 612 days of rate. January births 14 deaths 1 and 12 major 22 minor operations. Average daily patients 20 plus with 23 at month end. Finance discussions lead to February 1 1931 salary reductions for all employes and authorizes borrowing at month end.
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Corry
Brown
de Rosay
Bilatom
Houghton
Howard
Loveland
Mount
Shea
Two Trainmen Insured in Collision Near Philadelphia
Two railroad workers were injured today when two engines side swiped near the 13th Street Station of the Pennsylvania Railroad in Philadelphia. Engineer Emile Farmer, 33, suffered burns from a burst steam line and was taken to Presbyterian Hospital. Fireman Hlmer Yergey, 23, sustained head injuries and shock. The other crew, Engineer W. H. Nolan and Fireman J. Jones, on the New York division, were unhurt.
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Unites
Philadelphia
New 13Th
Pennsylvania Railroad
Emile Farmer
Presbyterian Hospital
Hlmer Yergey
Maryland
Tocomotive
Ein‘giuyne
W. H. Nolan
J. Jones
New York
Buses Move Passengers From Stalled Trains Near Monmouth Junction
Four freight cars wrecked blocking the trimic line at the Pennsylvania Railroad. Passengers in stalled trains were taken by buses to Philadelphia and New York early today after the four main tracks were blocked late last night.
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Monmouth Junction
N. 1
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wpusses
New York
Frelgng Care
Five Die In Southwest Airplane Crashes
United Press reports death of five in two crashes, raising weekly Southwest fatalities to 12. Victims include Wayne Spencer and Lee Davis of Ada Oklahoma in a monoplane accident near Banfire Basirdad. A Weddell Williams Air Line passenger plane from Fort Worth to New Orleans killed Arthur Mrows 33 New Orleans, Wr ett Willems 3 Greenville, and Robert Wilson 15 Fort Worth. Earlier, three died in a separate crash near Tyler Texas and one at Kingfish in Old.
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United Press
Kansas City
Southwest
Wayne Spencer
Lee Davis
Ada
Okla
Basirdad
New Orleans
Wrett Willems
Greenville
Robert Wilson
Sart Worth
Tyler
Texas
Kingfish
Red Cross Food Aid Expands Across Arkansas
More than 250000 Arkansans will rely on American Red Cross aid for food before February 15 as drought relief chiefs warn the peak is near. Albert Evans says eastern Oklahoma, southeast Missouri, Texas Panhandle and eastern Kentucky also face shortages. 80000 families in Arkansas already receive aid with 55000 to 60000 more expected to need support by mid next month.
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United Press
St, Louis
Arkansas
American Red Cross
Albert Evans
Mid-West
Tivans
Okahoma
Cotton Belt
Missouri
Panhandle
Yexag
Kentucky
Red Cross
Fisher Leaves Federal Aid to Pinchot in Pennsylvania Roads
Harrisburg reports Governor Fisher will defer acceptance of an $8.4 million federal highway grant to Governor-elect Pinchot. Most funds are immediately usable without match, with $1.854 million requiring a state match. If met, Pennsylvania could exceed $10 million for 1931 road building.
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Fisher
Pinchot
United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Phera
Pisher
Bata
Sam
Pemmsylvan
Evening radio lineups across networks reel in prime time
A newspaper radio schedule lists WJZ NBC at 7 15 p m Tastyeast jestlers WABC CBS at 9 p m Zone pictures WHAF NBC 9 30 p m Maxwell House melodies and WJZ NBC 9 30 p m plus Ben Bernie's orchestra on WABC CBS at 11 p m
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WJZ
NBC
Jestlers
WABC
CBS
Melt Moments
Ben Bernie
Orcheatra
Seaplane Flight Tragedy Kills Five Aboard Balbo Route
An Italian seaplane squadron en route from Bolama to Natal suffers two crashes over the South Atlantic, killing five crew members including two pilots Louis Boer and Danilo Barbicinti, two mechanics Louis Fots and Felice Nensl, and radio operator Evcole Imbustari. The incident dims national celebrations for General Balbo’s voyage.
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Py United
Rome
South Atlantic
Ttalo Balbo
Bolama
Quine
Natal
Brazil
Apt
Louis Boer
Leut
Danilo Barbicinti
Louis Fots
Felice Nensl
Sargeant Evcole Imbustari
Six men feared dead in rough Lake Ontario search
Rochester dispatches report six men missing after sea search for Captain William Sheldon and crew. Walter Rikley Stanley Fairbanks and Russell Wemp survived after clinging to Duck Island for three days as Lake Ontario pounded the shore. A salvage tug found wreckage tentatively linked to the Firedy Captain Sheldon had left Kingston for Rochester with ale and beer, with rescuers unsure of his fate.
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Rochester
Fin
Lake Ontario
Wilfus Sheldon
Astonss Fon
Heer
Walter Rikley
Stanley Fairbanks
Russell Wemp
Long Point
Amherst Island
Walse Duck Island
Sheldon
Kingston
William Sheldon
United
Anil
Ont
Prince
Ontario
Wreekage
Shoyaon
Monroe Coty
Windsor
Rock Vester
Four Bandits Kidnap Clerk and Steal Gems
Three men abducted Ed Olander, assistant manager of Kay Jewelry in Columbus Ohio, and forced him to open a vault. Gems valued at forty thousand dollars were taken. The crime was not discovered until 24 hours later when Olander’s wife reported him missing. Investigators traced the robbery to the suite.
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Canareo Sy
Columbus
Jax
Ed Olatied
Te Kay Jewelry
Olander
Chevanty
Héd
Cs Ae
King Is Named On Important Pa Committee
United Press reports appointments to the Pennsylvania House state committee, the patronage body of the legislature, were announced. Dr Joseph Steele of Allegheny county is chairman. Names listed include Sawers Blumberg Heffernan Emhardt Peters Montgomery Brown and many others from Philadelphia to Erie. The committee is expected to be filled by the legislature reconvenes January 19.
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United Press
Harrisburg
House State Committee
Tower
Joseph 3. Steele
Allegheny County
Ae House
Alh
Sawers
Blumberg
Heffernan
Emhardt
Philadelphia
Peters
Montgomery
Brown
Lancaster
Memolo
Lackawanna
Kleckner
Lehist
Williams
Tioga
Powell
Northumberland
Sheffer
Minin
Rice
Rauphin
Evang
Cambria
Wright
Bedford
Bowers
Faustts
Peeler
Wheeler
Forest
King
Erie
McAfee
Northampton
Baldridge
Allegheny
Bell
Criminal Action Possible Against Aldine Trust Co Officials
Philadelphia Jan 8 A criminal action may be brought against officers of the Aldine Trust Co if improper practices were found in any department. Depositors’ meeting empowered a committee to investigate and prosecute if needed. The panic followed by rumors led to the firm turning over to the State Banking Department ten days ago with a $10000 reward offered for arrests. Mrs Sidney Michael of Tioga City spent the day in the city with her sisters Mr Lind Mrerdini and Mrs Samuel Bell.
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Equnten Cress
Philadelphia
Defupet Aldine Trust Co
State Banking Department
Sidney Michael
Tiaian City
Tsppeidlis
Linyd Mrerdini
Samuel Bell
Papal Encyclical Condemns Birth Control and Expands Marital Ethics
Pope Pius XI’s encyclical rails against birth control and methods that impede procreation, condemns contraception as mortal sin, and quotes Saint Augustine on conjugal fidelity. It covers marriage dignity, maternal roles, education, eugenics, sex education, and church state relations, dated December 31 with 16000 words.
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United Press
Romn
Jan
Pius XI
Lambert Conference
London
Die Encyclica
Augustine
Five Eagles Lodges Locked By Temporary Orders
In western Pennsylvania five Fraternal Order of Eagles clubs face temporary padlock actions. Lodge No. 481 California, No. 580 Charleroi, No. 532 Monongahela, No. 492 Monessen, and No. 286 McKeesport are named as owners and proprietors under the orders.
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Pittshu
Jah
Order of Eagles
Pennsylvania
California
Charleroi
Mononguehela
Monessen
McKeesport
Dramatic Liquor Penalty Bill Advances In House
The Stobbs bill to modify drastic Jones law penalties passed the House. It targets sales of more than a gallon of liquor and repeat dry-law violators within two years, aiming to curb severe prison terms and high fines. Debate and conference moves amid food loan funding fights continue.
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Lyle C. Wilson
United Press
Washington
House
Tosihe
Rep
Lefauuitin
Republicts
Newe York
Guertin
Senate
Hoover
la Guardia
Rep. Wood
Appropriations Committee
Fn Guardia
Rep. Fish
New York
American Red Cross
Evangellst Urges High Ideals At Kiwanis Meeting
Welsh evangelist Mrs Margaret Joshua spoke to Kiwanis Club members at the First Methodist Episcopal church today about What Makes a Nation Great She compared nations including Russia Switzerland China and the United States and praised American leaders such as Franklin Washington and Roosevelt for upholding high ideals The luncheon audience reacted with interest and appreciation.
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Margaret Joshua
Kiwanis Club
Margaret Jashu
Joshua
Russia
Switzerland
China
Lisar Hae
Franklin
Washington
Roosevelt
Flood Skating Rink to Close Tonight Again
An official notice states the Flood Skating Rink on West Columbus Avenue will close tonight due to an ongoing issue. Authorities expect freezing conditions to affect the surface and plan the closure to protect skaters and public safety.
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Ion Alishiner
Columbus Avenue
Nopas
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