Ohio Towns Suffer From Water Shortage
Ohio farmers face a severe water shortage as drought grips the state. Parched wells force livestock and households to haul water near Toledo, Youngstown, and southeastern Ohio while low river levels raise contamination concerns in Bellaire and Wheeling.
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United Press
Cleveland
Ohio
Toledo
Youngstown
Ganfield
Youngston
Ohio River
Bellaire
Wheeling
W. VA
Governors Seek Oil Tariff Plan Amid Push to Cut Imports
Washington January 1 delegates at the governors conference call for a congressional assault to enact an oil tariff or embargo. They approved a resolution urging relief for the petroleum industry and authorized an executive committee to press demands in Washington. The plan seeks an emergency measure cutting foreign crude imports by 80 percent based on 1928 figures and a total boycott of Russian oil if possible.
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United Press
Washington
Congress
Governors
Dying man names his assailant in underworld case
In Hackensack New Jersey a dying gangster identified his killers before losing consciousness. William Brady a bondsman and taxi service owner was fatally shot while attempting to enter his home. Brady's statement named his attackers prompting five arrests including Joseph Bonkiorno known as Kid Settch who faces murder charges.
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United Press Hackensack
N. J
William Brady
Agei
Kiilers
Brady
Fiat
Joseph Bonkiorno
Kid Settch
Tye
Bonbiorno
William H. Ellott
Pas gMle
Biliott
Destructive Storm Strikes Holland Disrupts Traffic and Lines
A severe storm battered Holland causing widespread damage to telegraph and telephone lines. Shipping and land traffic were halted as communications and transport suffered, with reports of food shortages across several regions.
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Amsterdam
Holland
Wickersham Report Delayed Ahead Of Release
The Wickersham commission prohibition report will not be submitted to President Hoover next week. The completed document is expected to be given to the press for publication Tuesday or Wednesday afternoon. Only three members remained in Washington Sunday, with one set to leave early. Printing delays caused the final hold up.
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United Press
Washington
Wickersham Commission Prohibition
Hoover Wa- Ui
Commission
Soulay
Murder suspect kills self as police arrive in Cleveland
At his Cleveland home, Ra ert Birick 24 shot himself in the attic as detectives arrived to arrest him as a suspect in the murder of Albert N Bale a telegraph guard. Earlier police had shot William Corris 18 during a downtown jewelry-store robbery attempt leaving him fatally wounded. Birick professed farewell to his mother and escaped to the attic where he died.
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Cleveland
United Press
Raert Birick
Birick
Albert N. Bale
William Corris
Ambisa
Corris
Chrick
Wiriek
Pittsburgh Youth Seeks Carnegie Medal for Heroic Rescue
John McMahan an 18 year old Pittsburgh high school student is sought for a Carnegie hero medal after he saved two girls from a car sinking in the Allegheny River. He dived three times to free Dorothy Burger 18 and Belly Brant 16, while John Hastley and others assisted at the scene after the car plunged from a basketball game outing.
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United
Jess Brackenridge
John McMahan
Allegheny
W. H. Brant
Pittsburgh
McMahan
John Hastley
Dorothy Burger
Belly Brant
Pinchot to Clean House in Harrisburg Shakeup
Governor-elect Pinchot signals a wholesale personnel overhaul beginning January 20. A. McSparran, a Democrat who backed Pinchot, named state secretary of agriculture. Dr. Theodore Appel to be replaced by May Wolfe as health chief. Possible new state police head sought with General Smedley Buller named candidate. McSparran, Lancaster County Grange leader, vows to aid Pinchot’s reform program while remaining a Democrat.
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United Press Harrisburg
Pinchot
A. McSparran
Agricultre
McSparran
Theodore Appel
May Wolfe
Laurelton
Binehot
Lynn G. Adams
Smedley D. Buller
U. S. Marine
Cory
Warniss, Lancaster Co
State Grange
John M. Hemphill
West Chesterr
Licket
New York
Houston
Former envoy is new Panama president
Panama City January 17. The republic of Panama has a new president, Dr. Ricardo J. Alfaro, former minister to the United States, inaugurated after the ten hour revolt that ousted Midrencio Harmedie Arose lmenig. American Minister Roy T. Davis attended the ceremonies as Dr. Hermosio Arias retires from public life.
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United Press
Panama City
Republic of Panama
Dry
Ricardo J. Alfaro
United States
Dr. Alfaro
Midrencio Harmedie Aroselmenig
Roy T. Davis
Hermosio Arias
Urge Legislation to Curb Communists in U S
Washington January 17 Radical legislation to curb Communist activities in the United States is urged in the majority Fish investigating committee report filed in the House. The report calls Communism a dangerous force aiming to destroy republican government and to bring revolution. It advocates deportation of alien Communists, barring entry to immigrants who are Communists, and extensive funding for Justice Department investigations.
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United Press
Washington
Congress
Fish
House
United States
Communist Party of the
Justice Department
Ayreast Nf
Comamnish Weljinios
Glaovders
Lockout Expels 200000 Workers From Cotton Mills
Manchester England January 17 Lancashire cotton spinning mill owners carried out their threat of a lockout. At noon 700000 spindles stopped, leaving about 200000 workers idle. Owners threatened to extend the lockout tonight if workers refuse certain demands. No other concessions were reached.
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United Press
Manchester
Eng
Lancas
Windahl Named Vice President of Corry Jamestown Corp
Carl E Windahl elected vice president of the Corry Jamestown Manufacturing Corporation at a special board meeting held Friday afternoon He succeeds the late Charles A Anderson former vice president and longtime director on the board Anderson was also elected to the board to fill the vacancy caused by his father’s death The meeting addressed vacancies from Anderson’s passing, a founder of the company in 1915 and present executor of estate remains for settlement.
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Charles A. Anderson
Corry-Jamestown Corporation
Raymond Anderson
Carl E. Windahl
Corry-Jamestown Manufacturing Corporation
Windahl
Corry-Tamestown Corporation
Raymond- Anderson
Tn Gill
Anderson
David A. Hillatrom
Details of Ciara Bow private life surface in trial
Los Angeles January 7 United Press reports former secretary Daisy De Ve testified at Ciara Bow grand theft trial. De Ve claimed Bow’s private life included pricey jewelry watches liquor bills and lavish gifts from suitors and friends. Judge Doran recessed proceedings until Monday for further testimony.
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Ronald W. Wagoner
United Press
Los Angeles
Ciara Bow
Los Angeles County
Daisy de Ve
Clara
Bart Plersom
Texas
Harry Hiranian
New Fork
Lothar'Menzies
Tay Givng
Napphire Ting
Brooklyn
Daisy
Miss de Voe
William C. Doran
Miss de Voce
Miss Te Vor
Nathan O. Freedman
Hollywood
Miss. Bowl
Star
Soprano Mathea Delights at Woman's Club Concert
Miss Jaan Matha, Norwegian soprano, performed for a large audience at the Woman's Club in Corry. She sang Norwegian folk songs including Echo Song, a Swedish favorite Wellknown Folk Song Sweet Sév entéen, and Brahms and Schubert selections with sympathetic interpretation. accompanist Mrs Louise M Pfister offered Chopin and Lient pieces, while Signa Anderson played Handel Largo and Chopin Grainger on organ and piano. The artists were hosted by Mr and Mrs David Hushrom with a reception, and listeners requested pieces.
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Club Noirsé
Mathea
Miss Mathea
Garman
Brahms
Schubert
Pfister
David Hushrom
Signa Anderson
Handel
Chopin
Grainger
County Firemen Hold Meeting In Erie County
About 150 members from across the county attended the regular Erie County Volunteer Firemen's Association meeting in the Stanford Hose Company club rooms. Preparations were made for the February session to be held at Lawrence Park with State Secretary Claris to address the county. Visiting firemen enjoyed a light luncheon and a smoker after the business session. Lt. Mary Murray, who has been on the Brieom jury this week, returned home last evening.
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Ffty
Erie County Volunteer Firemen's Association
Stanford Hose Company
Ward
Lawrence Parke
Claris
State Volunteer Firemen's Association
Senate Adopts 25 Million Red Cross Fund Plan
Senate actions amid a food medicine and clothing relief clash center on the Robinson backed 25 million dollar Red Cross appropriation. Hoover and the Red Cross oppose large relief funds while Republicans split over supporting the measure and Nye's inquiry. John Barton Payne faces sharp criticism as a budget fight and political maneuvering unfold in Washington.
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Senate
Red Cross
United Press
Warhington
Robinson
Washington
Congress
Hoover
John Barton Payne
White House
Mr.Hoover
Nye
Glass
Dem
James Cannon, Jr
Pennsylvania
Davis
Tna
Pinchots Move to Harrisburg
Governor elect and Mrs. Gifford Pinchot moved into the executive mansion in Harrisburg this morning. The Fisher administration vacated the manor on the riverfront, and the Pinchots were conveyed in the state car.
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Harrisbury
Pinchot
Gifford Pinchot, Jr
Misher
Rumors Vary Over G O P Chairmanship and Cabinet Posts
Washington rumors place Dawes as Republican national chairman and Mellon successor Henry M. Robinson in Pasadena denies plans to resign and says he has heard nothing. Charles Dawes may return from London and Adams could take the London post, but the state department has no confirmation of such moves.
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United Press
Washington
the Treasury
Andrew Mellor
Henry M. Robinson
Pasadena
Cali
Charles C. Dawed
London
oRy Navy
Charles Rancid Adams
Waite House
Mellon
Caste
Adams
Dawes
Calif
Andrew W. Mellon
Robinson
Hoover
Wounds fatal to bandit leader Lipkovitz dies in New York
Benny Lipkovitz alias Benny Levine, alleged leader of the Perry Star Bank gang, dies from wounds after capture in New York. Other members Harry Hoover Eddie Pishney Mantle Gray Grayshock faced sentences or pleads guilty in related Holdupe case. Lipkovitz died at Fordham hospital after resisting arrest.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Benny Lipkovitz
Benny Levine
Perry Star Bank
New York
The
Gems
Harry Hoover
Mianti
Fis
Eddie Pishney
Charleroi
Western
Mantle -Gray
Alcon
Ohio
Im Bellettia
Literine
Lipkovitz
Bronx
Fordham Hospital
Five Best Radio Entertainments Highlight NBC Stations
A brief listing notes top radio entertainments across NBC Network affiliates including WEAF WABC CBS and local Chicago division. It mentions programs on Wha NBC network and safety features from Sivas Tae and nitwinkc.
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Trémaine
NBC
Astrenkil
Chicago
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