American claims and credit talks with Russia advance
Talks are set to begin in two weeks between State Department officials and the new Russian ambassador to settle American claims totaling 623 million dollars. The Soviet Union has waived counterclaims from the Siberian expedition and 1918 29 incursions as a gesture toward finalizing a settlement and securing credits for U S purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Rn Yoys
Siberian
United States
Lnans
Medical Society Endorses Relief Service Plan In Pa
Dr Walter F Donaldson says Pennsylvania doctors are on trial in relief care with paid minimal fees for authorized county relief services. In one county 800 physician orders were issued in first 19 days of the program as county societies supervise quality and costs for unemployed beneficiaries and taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter F. Donaldson
Medical Society of
State of
Pennsylvania
State Emergency Relief Board
Donaldson
Beng
Emity Medical Society
County Emergency Relief Boards
Siti
County Medical Society
Dionalason
Medical Society
Forest Land Additions Expand National Holdings
The forest purchase program approved on January 11 by the National Forest Commission will add about 7.7 million acres to the national forest holdings across more than twenty states, marking one of the largest additions east of the Great Plains in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reneevebos Commission
Roosevelt
Pine
Lake States
National Forests
National Forest Purchase Unis
Southjert
Grain Mountains
White Mountains
New England
United States Forest Service
Uber Civilion Conservation Corps
Paris Styles Fashion and Labor in Wartime Knitwear
Paris fashion notes describe a bustling knitwear scene as designers and workers—including taxi drivers and former war workers—produce hats gloves and bags while employment shifts in France. A separate item reports Hudson Bay Fort Nisqually rebuilt with Emergency Conservation Work funds, detailing land purchases and forest land management under Roosevelt era programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Knight
United Press
Paris
Town Hall
France
Ater
Hudson Bay Fort
Tacoma
Wash
Port
Nisqually
Bludson Bay Pur Company
CWA
Code hearings hinge on finalizing federal codes list
United Press reports Gen. Hugh S Johnson overseeing a long list of industry codes including alloys, textiles, machinery, and consumer goods. He notes hearings on each code, with 52 approved and 197 codes finalized, one remaining to be considered as the process nears completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
ABC
Hugh S. Johnson
Nevsweakr
One Cent Fine Ties Fort Worth Record to 1972
Police and court records note the smallest fine in Fort Worth history, one cent, levied in 1972 on Edna Palmer for eight liquor charges. Palmer paid the fine after nine years, amid a notable archival entry. Separately in Visalia, California, linotype operator Schultz was injured when a boulevard stop sign allegedly collapsed onto him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Tex
Edna Palmer
Cound
Visalia
Leg Schultz
Visalia Times
Hha
Twenty Years Ago As Taken From Journal Files January 1914
A fragmented 1914 clipping notes arrests in Lackawanna N Y for a murder in Concord township last August and reports no foreigners yet detained. It mentions Chamber of Commerce office search, James P Brown named secretary, and Major I B Brown returning from Harrisburg. Deputies remain at EU Beardsley home amid a siege. a Mead Roller Works building plan is rumored for spring. Births, travels, dances, and gifts from Shanghai fill the page with local notices and society items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael ‘Meghedich
Concord Township
Lackawanna
N. Y
Curry
Uncertain Steps to Curb Pa Bootlegging
Harrisburg reports state officials weigh how to police bootlegging now that liquor stores are open. Possible move includes a dedicated liquor control board police force to inspect licensed dispensaries and enforce floor tax and closing hours. Bootsellers could resume illicit distilleries, blending store liquor with water and grain alcohol for profit, while public demand shifts to legally priced spirits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur F. Grant
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board
Liquor Control Board
Sheit
Cecil M. Wilhelm
Lynn G. Adams
State Police
Farquor
Youth Nine Killed Back New Orleans Hunter On Avery Island
A youth aged nine was killed while hunting with a 20 gauge shotgun on Avery Island near New Orleans. Fisher Simmons and Tatine were among those mentioned in the incident as another hunter described the scene. The report notes the deer weighed about 160 pounds and the fatal mishap occurred during the first hunt with the shotgun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Fisher Simmons
Avery Island
Here
Divorce costs rise in Hannibal court ruling
Judge L. Alford of the Court of Common Pleas ordered divorces to incur a cost of 3 dollars. The ruling specifies that all cases whether contested or not must have the fee recorded, with the judge enforcing a 3 dollar charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannibal, Mo
L. Alford
Court of Common Pleas
Alford
Vallee alimony fight amid New York transfer bid
The article details Jean Vallee facing two court motions over alimony to his wife and a separate maintenance suit, with Vallee seeking to transfer jurisdiction to New York. He fled Sunday night to New York to attend commercial work, while his counsel argues California lacks residency basis. Final separate maintenance hearing set for Wednesday amid his bid to shift venue.
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Hollywood
Jin
Judy Vallee
Hot East Co
Coldlion
Will
Tay Wenh
Vallee
Valley
Armini
New York
California
Texas Cities Use PWA as Utility Weapon
Texas cities long battling private utilities threaten municipal takeover with Public Works Administration funds. Fort Worth imposes rate reductions and weighs a municipal bus line. Lubbock seeks 1.7 million for a municipal gas system while San Angelo and Marlin study similar moves. W. & Gibson away on business in Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Winston Copeland
United Press
Fort Worth
Porth Worth
Port Worth
PWA
UK Sucess
Cokmell
Toca
Lavelice Trolley
Lubbock
Public Works Administration
Telegrapher and store operators in Oregon area history
The fragment mentions Peter Nevis as a telegrapher for the southwest and nation, C. D. Vani as manager of the Oregon daily Medicina Company, F. F. Van Wace operating a feed store at North Corry, and a loom or overseer at Stewart's Switch near the old Crneany Ryet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Nevis
C.D. Vani
Oregon Dailian ‘Medicina Company
Fislaigh Ff. van Wace
North Corry
Stewart's Switch
Crneany
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Corry
Arthur Colegrove
National Advertising
Fred Kimball, Inc
W. 46Th St
Tribune
Chicago
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Carry Pa
American Claims and Credit
Russia
Moscow
United Press Staff
Chamber of Commerce
James P. Brown
I B. Brown
Beardsley
Mayville
Anderson
Mead Roller Works
W. FB. Loveland
King Street
P. B. Titus
Buffalo
Northwestern Insurance Company
Triquois
Marie Boehm
Elizabeth Hickey
Ost City
Apple Blossom Club
Robert Barlow
Auction Bridge Club
Maple Avenue
W. G. Powell
W. Washington Street
Chine
Shanghai
Clarence Powell
Far East
Prombion
United States Prohibition Agent Force
Alen
United States Congress
HLM
Charles J Mack
Newhall
William S. Hart
Nash Berry
Jay Whidden
Mac West
Edward Friedman
Quober
Friedman
Harry O. Voile
Ohdaga
Arran
June Day
Anatole
Walter Desmond
Path
Miss Day
Torence
Vedter
Chapin
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Canter Street
Texas
P.W.A
U. S
Sn Fort Worth
W. &. Gibson
Erie
Graylawn Farms
Louse Chase
Doane
West Maan St
Phowo
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