Personal mentions and travel of local residents
Local residents are noted leaving for study and travel and visiting relatives. Donald Ewing departs for Boston Tech to begin a term after teaching in Ohio. Anne Pislner returns from Erie. Doolittle returns to Bridgeport Conn. Cauley heads to Oil City after cosmetic studies. Various others visit in town, travel to Dawson Alaska, Detroit, Pittsburgh, Warren, Erie, and Hydetown for business, study, or family reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Ewing
Boston
Mass
Boston Tech
Ewing
Ohio
Anne Pislner
Erie
Merrill Dovlittie
C. W. Doolitte
North Center Street
Bridgeport
Conn
Doolittle
Warren Harding High School
Julia Cauley
R. C. Thomas
Oil City
Cauley
Jacqua Beauty School of
Leo Hoylen
Anna Shields
O. S. Naylor
Pittsburgh
Montgomery Ward and Co
George R. Clark
Dawson
Alaska
Vancouver
F. C. Howard
Warren
C. Couse
Donald Foley
Cleveland
Walter Sweet
Mabel Larson
Yester
Daniel D'Arcy
Buffalo
Union News Co
John Jonson
Sheffield
Edward Lindsey
Corry
Alexandria Rogers
Philadelphia
C. R. Rogers
Fuller Barnes
Bristol
Wash
Los Angeles
R. L. Putnam
Hydetown
Police clash spurs suspensions in New Kensington
In New Kensington a patrolman was suspended and later dismissed for refusing to leave a polling place on election day while a police lieutenant faced a similar charge of conduct unbecoming as council postponed action. Burgess Burns suspended Chief Zeloyle, who was reinstated, and a hospital patient update followed about Mrs. Hannah Gabriel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Fire
NEW Kensington
Frank Bordonara
Dan Zeloylé
Council
Burgess Daniel Burns
Chief Zeloyle
Ister
Italian plan for arms truce doomed at Geneva
Italy's year long armistice proposal, tentatively accepted by Great Britain and the United States, faced defeat as Japan urged adjournment of the disarmament commission and oppositions from Romania Yugoslavia Czechoslovakia and the Entente. The commission shifted to a Scandinavia proposal urging states not to increase armaments before or during next year's disarmament conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Geneva
Italy
Great Britain
United States
Japan
Disarmament Commission
Life Entente
Roumants
Jugoslavia
Czechoslovakia
Scandinavia
IRAILS Lead in Sharp Advance in Stock Prices
New York reports a bullish session with shares rising from 1 to over 16 points at intraday highs. Profit-taking near the close was heavy but a large portion of gains held in stocks bonds and commodities. Grains gained while foreign markets closed strong. Transit and rail shares led the market with the fastest rises since 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
Transamerica Way
Lee, Higginson & Company
Strong International Bank
Transamerica
Hanged in Mexico City Over Lynching Vengeance
Dispatch reports 85 people hanged in Tabasco state towns by Governor Garrido Canabal after the lynching of Mayor Luis Chable. Travelers from Vincente Guerrero near Frontera said the executions were ordered to avenge the girl’s kidnapping and death during an abduction incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Garrido Canabal
Tabasco
Agia Dulce
la Prensa
Vincente Guerrero
Frontera
Miz
Luis Chable
Chable
Legion to Meet in Portland in 1932 Convention Site
Detroit dispatch reports the American Legion chose Portland Oregon as the site of the 182nd convention to be held in 1932. The decision was announced today, marking a major regional shift for the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Portland
United Press
Detroit
Ore
The
American Legion
Close of Market Stocks and Quotes Various 1930s
Market wrap shows quotes from Log an & Bryan Ol City Nye. Major tickers include Copper American Smelters Anaconda Kennecott International Nickel Motors Chrysler General Motors Hupmobile Packard Studebaker Willys Overland Atlantic Refining Continental Oil Mid Continental Pet National Supply United Prairie Pipe Line Pure Oil Sinclair Socony Vacuum Ohio Texts B&O Canadian Pacific Chicago & Western Erie Great Northern Missouri Pacific Northern Pacific New York Central Penn Rive Southern Pacific St Paul American Locomotives Bethlehem Steel US Steel American T & T Bendix Aviation US Leather Curtiss-Wright Paramount-Famous General Electric Commonwealth & Southern Continental United Corp Standard Brands Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan & Bryan
Ol City
New York Stock Exchange
Lloyd M Bracken
Coppers American Smelters Ity
Anaconda
Butte Copper & Zinc
Kennecatt
Aetees Apt International Nickel Vee Oy Motors Chrysler
Continental Motors
General Motors
Hupmobile
Nis Packard
Wesimetel Studebaker
Willys Overland
Atlantic Refining
Continental
Pet National Supply
Pitts United Corp Prairie
Pure Oil
Sinclair
Soofnj
Socony Vacuum
Ohio
Watts B&o
Canadian Pacific
Chicago & Western Erie
Great Northern
Missouri Pacific
Northern Pacific
New York Central
Penna Rive
Southern Pacific
St Paul
Bethlehem Steel
US Steel
American T & T Bendix Aviation
Columbia Gas & Electric
National Dairy Products
Westinghouse
West
Curtiss-Wright Curtiss-Wright
Paramount
General Electric
Commonwealth & Southern
United Corp
Pittsourgn
Fragmented Oil Company List From An Otis Newspaper Tear
A garbled OCR fragment lists several oil and gas firms such as Humble Oil Mountain Producers Salt Creek and Columbia Gas & Oil along with others like Arkansas Gas Associated Gas and Cities Service. The piece includes stray numbers and partial company mentions, ending with a comment about older builders and future generations unable to “ceer it up.”
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Rex
Dressler Postr
Dorothy Mackail
Frank Fay
Laura LA Plante
Hannah Gabriel
Clymer
Corry Hospital
Harrisburg
Revenue Department
Liquid Fuels Bureau
Squid Fuels Bureau
New Castle
U. Samuel Reno
Reno
Savannah
Rudolph Hagan
Réno
Oles
Ersonal Finance CO
Formarly” Beneficia- Loan Sociaty
South Center ST
Coreyy
MR. Francis T
Nagorski
Erie County
Francis T. Nagorski
Mechano Coe
Corry Evening Journal
H.W. Reich CO
Humble Oil
Salt Creek
Dsesssesee
Indiana
South Penn Oil
Fork Cure Aero Supply
Arkansas Gas Associated Gas
Central States
Eleetric
Columbia Gas & Oil
Olone Star
Los Angeles Times
Oil City Truat Comp Oil Ciy, Fa
Federal Reserve Bank
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