Optimism in South Over Flood Control Plan Under Review
South region officials voice optimism about a Mississippi River flood plan under serious War Department consideration. Proposals include widening the Atchafalaya basin to divert up to 1,000,000 cubic feet of water per second and building new spillways and safety valves to reduce flood risk in the Lower Mississippi region.
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War Department
Paul R. Mallon
Mesipis
Titan
Pii
Atihafaaya
Red River
Fuer Leetoil
New Orleans
Monnet Carrs
Nissipi
60 Day Stay Granted Woman in Chicago Case
In Chicago on February 25 Mrs Catherine Cussler received a sixty day respite from execution to allow an appeal to the Supreme Court. Superior Court Judge Phillip Sullivan cited judicial delays as a major cause of crime and said a defendant facing hanging deserves safeguards against injustice while stressing no delay is needed in this case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Catherine Cussler
Supreme Court
Superior Court
Phillip Sullivan
America
Coast Storms Aid In Stemming Flow Of Booze
United Press dispatch from Washington reports Atlantic storms crippled rum runners and largely cleared the eastern coast of liquor. Guard planes near New England sighted vessels with 100 and 160 cases of alcohol, firing on them to sink the cargo. Officials say the cargo likely belonged to a lost schooner handled by dry agents using pigeon and radio to communicate secret messages.
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United Press
Sensile Naval Activ Station
Admiral Rogers
Sitka
Uwshiyy
United States
Army Signal Corps
Wrangell
Ketchikan
United Pris
Anchorage
Mlivka
Saif
Harrow
Alaska
Mui
Weangell Bert
San Prangisco
Calif
Pacific
Jus
U. S
Generetic Surey
Washington
Willy
Porium
Juehen
Valdez
Condor
Georgetown University
Vie Needle
Vileurtat
Minke
United Prom
Atlantic
New England
Tod
Wall Street Awaits Steel Giant Earnings and Chairman News
Brokers await United States Steel Corp quarterly report amid rumors of a new chairman after Elbert H. Gary’s death. Wall Street eyes potential earnings of 43 million for the June quarter and 62.6 million for September, hoping for a stock market uplift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
United States Sun Corporation
Elbert H. Gary
James Warre
Hotel Company Stockholders Hold Meeting
The Corey Hotel Company annual meeting convened at the Hotel Corny last evening with 88 shares represented of 1890 total. President S V Stewart and Treasurer L W Olly reported improvement in operations. directors were re elected except R W Brown, who could not serve again. D Warren DeRosay was elected to fill the vacancy. The board for the coming year includes N F Amies Marty Auer C F Bliss B A Loveland S V Stewart L W Olds RK Rogers L Morrow and D Warren DeRosa.
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Corey Hotel Company
Brown
Warren DeRosay
FN. Amies
Marty Auer
C. F. Bliss
B.A. Loveland
V. Stewart
L. W. Olds
Rk, Rogers
L Morrow
D. Warren DeRosa
Seizure of 750 Pounds Opium at St Albans VI
Federal narcotic agents seized 750 pounds of gun opium valued at 100 dollars per pound from two French smugglers attempting to enter the United States at St Albans VI. Col Li Ge Nutt, government narcotics investigator, announced the seizure as the largest opium case to date.
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United Press
Washington
United States
St. Albans
Col Li Ge Nutt
Paul Harvey to Speak to Woman's Club Next Friday
Paul Harvey will address the Woman's Club in the city next Friday evening at 8 o'clock at Motel Corry. The lecture on International Relations is open to club members. outsiders pay $1. Harvey will discuss world affairs and America's role after attending various international conferences and engagements.
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Pat Marvey
New York
Harvey
Corry
Chi
Pam Harvey
Wenuis Club
America
League of Nations
Geneva
International Institute of Agriculture
Ross Maly
International Chamber of Commerce
Stockholm
Sweden
Institute of Politics
Williamstown
Mass
Harvard School of Business
American Academy
Four Cases of Measles Prompt Wider City Quarantine
The Health Officer Ipton reported this afternoon that two new measles cases appeared over the weekend. The cases are not of a very serious nature and no major outbreak is expected. A wider quarantine is now in place in the city to contain the spread.
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Ipton
Local Tax Reports Probed by Deputy in City
Roy McDonald deputy tax collector visits the Federal Building area to check on 2024 income tax reports. He inspects several local cafés receiving the authorized edition of the deputy's audit.
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Roy McDonald
Tateral
McDonald
Federal
State Wardens Move Against Illegal Hunters
State game protectors with warrants arrested several alleged violators in the vicinity this morning. By 2:30 pm, six raccoon skins were seized from a Brooks Mill farm owned by Joskason, as Nelson of Warren County and others continued investigations into additional illegal hunting cases in the area.
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Gani
Langdon
Joniain i
Joskason
Brooks Mill
Spring Creek
Nelson
Warren County
Community Chest Drive Urges Contributors to Attend Meeting
P Brown, chairman of the Community Chest Drive, calls all contributors to attend tonight's organization meeting at the Municipal Building at eight o'clock. He urges those who have not yet given to come forward and states contributors are entitled to vote in choosing officers.
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P ReBrown
Brown
Hallowe'en Party Enjoyed by Rotary Club Members
The Rotary Club held a Halloween themed regular meeting with festive decorations and a large attendance. Bradford entertainer Bill Mansell provided humor including a Schumann Heink imitation, drawing wide applause. Dr S Peck, a local dentist, was welcomed into membership.
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Rotary Club
Rotarians
Nhovel
Bill Mansell
Bradford
Mansell
Schumann ‘Heink
Elaby
S. Peck
Admissibility of Testimony in Sinclair Case Debated
Washington Oct 25 Justice Siddons undecided on admissibility of Harry Sinclair testimony as Senate oil inquiry traces Teapot Dome lease ties. Ambrose testified on drainage risk to reserves and government pricing disputes with Fall Navy Interior officials amid Sinclair Mammoth Oil ties and defense lawyers’ assertions of a conspiracy to defraud the government. Frank Craig and son from Pottsbury paused at York Street visit.
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Herbert Little
United Press
Washington
Justice Siddons
Harry’ Sincliir
Senate
Harry Sitelair
Ame _ brise
Siddons
Sinclair
Wall
Ambrose
Seeeury
Wyoming
Hoover
Ambros
E Ambrose
Mammoth Oil Company
Sppecially
Tex Rpot
Suspect in Park Shootout Killed in Car Crash
Philadelphia police seek the identity of a suspected bandit killed yesterday in Fairmount Park after a high speed pursuit ended in a crash into a tree. His companion Adam Gallin was held as a suspect. The men were surprised on a lonely road during a dynamite copy testing incident.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Fairmont Park
Hig
Ifis
Adam Gallin
Fearful Roumania faces political eruption near King Michael birthday
King Michael celebrated his sixth birthday as Roumania tightens censorship amid rumors of a plot to restore Carol to the throne. Former undersecretary Manuelisoh was arrested crossing toward Bucharest with letters and a proclamation from Carol. Other arrests followed as authorities feared a broader movement to place Michael on the throne or back a royal power grab.
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Michael
Carol
Robert H
United Press
Vienna
King
Roumania
Polisleat Ylano
Manuilesoh
Bucharest
Michige
Alan
Manoinlescue
Ichael
Ain Pre
Marie
Ferene
Michaél
Rescue Move By French Senegalese To Free Six Europeans
French Senegalese battalion advances in Morocco to rescue six European captives held by hostile Moors near Beni Melfal. Prisoners include Wes Steeg, niece of Theo dore Stese, and Baroness Steinhei, with other named families. Negotiations ongoing while authorities fear outbreaks among tribes.
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United Press
Pasablanca
Moroccns Cpt
Schexules
Terescus
Xi Europeisis
Beni Melfal
Wes Steeg
Theodore Stese
Morceros Jean Maillet
Steinhei
Mme
Prokorov
M. Armand
Maileeb
Steeg
Sunde
Tose Guarel
Morocco
Foreign Legion
Offye Isle
New Station to Open in Thantassel North Cars Illing
Today announced that the new East South street station should be ready for a formal opening in about four weeks. Only driveways remain under construction and work is to progress quickly this week. John McKay and family and Clayton Rounds and family of Spring Creek were in the area Sunday with Aj and Mes HM Rounds.
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Thantassel
John McKay
Clayton Rounds
Spring Creek
Tors
Rounds
Thompson’s Bonfire Proposal Attacked in Chicago
In Chicago on Oct 25 opponents of Mayor William Haley Thompson’s push to ban books in schools and libraries prepared to seek injunctions to stop destruction of public property. Attorneys Bohac and McAndrew filed suits arguing taxpayers fund the books and that burning histories could harm civilization. A Board of Education trial over charges of England bias continued, while University of Michigan author H Van Tyne defended one of the contested histories.
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Uulea Frew
Chicago
Mafayor
William Haley Thompson
Edward] Bohac
Bohac
Boline
Thompson
Ibraries
Carthage
Constantinople
Waay McAndrew
J. Kenthen Hillett
Jed
Orney
Teppeh
Thomps
McAndrew
Board of Education
England
Macawhile
H. van ‘Tyne
University of Michiel
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Paul Harvey
Woman's Club
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Seddons
Mia
Frank Graig and Son
Pottsbury, Pa
Lines
York Street
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