Lassen Peak Shows Signs of Possible Dormant Eruption
Lassen Peak in California is observed to be swelling with tilt and ongoing earthquakes, suggesting increasing internal pressure. Government volcanologist ROH Finch notes the activity is not yet a forecast but confirms Lassen remains an active volcano. Steam vents and past eruptions from 1914 1915 are recalled as context.
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Ineral
Calif
Lassen
United States Geneal Survey
Faclares
Roh. Finch
Geological Survey
Mitch
Lassen Peak
Finch
Fragmentary political note on presidential stance and opposition
The fragment hints at a split among supporters and critics over the president's definite positions on certain topics, notably dry laws, sparking ongoing controversy about policy clarity and party reactions.
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Crats
Tuich
Tooger
Radio Program Schedule December 4 and 8 Eastern Time
Radio listings for WEAF and WABC show a December schedule with programs from 6:00 PM to after 9:00 PM including Black and Gold Room Orchestra, Golden Gems, Erno Rapes Concert Orchestra, Jack Bakens and Parker Tenor, Old Counselor Quartet, Floyd Gibbons, Organ Recital, Dance Hour, Guy Lombardo Orchestra, The Knights, Grand Opera Concert, and assorted music and talk segments.
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WEAF
New York
Black and Gold Room
Highlanders
Aitton J. Cross
Golden Gems
Voral
Erno’ Rapes
Jack Bakens
Jack Parker
Olve Palmer
Floyd Gibbons
WABC
Guy Lombardo
Orch
the Knights
Prohibition official suspended amid liquor control shake-up
John J. Quinn deputy prohibition administrator at Baltimore is suspended pending a hearing on charges as part of a broader effort to curb liquor flow into Washington. The fragment also lists a dense station schedule across several radio networks with various orchestras shows and program notes.
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Associated Prep
Washington
John J. Quinn
Prohibition
Baltimore
Radio Schedule Fragments Across Stations
A jumble of listed time blocks and shows from stations WEAF WJZ WSM WHAS and others. Entries mention orchestras dance hours news features and midnight dance programming across cities including Detroit Atlanta Nashville and Tula with various durations and performers.
Overnight News Digest Highlights Political Tensions
AP dispatch notes Washington state astonished by a Russian memorandum and a US note deemed not friendly. In Cheyenne Patrick J Sullivan becomes Republican committeeman successor to late Senator Warren. In Washington the Senate rejects delaying Vare case until election committee reports. In Chicago Florence Smock and Harold Deatline named health champions. in Washington Republicans praise Hoover, Democrats criticize vagueness.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Patrick J. Sullivan
Warren
Washington — Senate
Election Committee
Chicago
Florence Smock
Florida
Harold Deatline
Indiana
United States
Norriy
William Ware
Pennsylvania
Senate
Reed
Elections Committee
Vare
William B. Wilson
Shortridge
Government Expenditure Continuations Across Cities 1931
The president's request for 30 500 000 in 1931 lists continued funding for many federal facilities. Included are allocations for Baltimore marine hospital and post offices, court houses, and other government offices in cities such as Clarksburg Morgantown Parkersburg Uniontown Waynesburg and additional locations in Maryland Pennsylvania and West Virginia.
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Baltimore
Marine Hospital
Court House
Clarksburg
W. Va
Cumberland
Morgantown
Parkersburg
Uniontown
Waynesburg
Widen Area Continues Across Lake Erie Lights On
The report notes the widening area near Ward Lake Erie with lights turned on as part of ongoing expansion. Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh is referenced in the continuation, indicating a notable figure connected to the statement.
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Ward Lake Erie
Charles A. Lindbergh
Former office boy writes opera denies jazz role den s first
Mary Garden calls the jazz opera Camille a grand work by Hamilton Forrest a former Chicago office boy at 27 who wrote a modern first jazz opera based on a French woman's life in Chicago. It will premiere in January at the Civic Opera House with Garden as lead. The piece features song dialog without arias and a rhythm driven by jazz with banjo and saxophone.
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Chicago
Hamilton Forrest
Mary Garden
Civic Opera House
Camille
Forreat
Vedra
Samuel Insull
Forrest
Miss Garden
Paris
Jim London
Arthur Bourner
Chicaog Civic Opera Company
Lindbergh associate aids search and Soviet notes collide
An associate offered to aid the Nelson search from Ambassdor Morrow’s home in Englewood New Jersey. He had flown mail with Lindbergh in St Louis and told Lindbergh’s friends that efforts to find Nelson were ongoing. A separate Soviet memo rejects protector duties for any state and notes Paris pact limits.
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Nelson
Dwight W. Morrow
Englewood
N. J
Smith
Lindbergh
St. Louis
Smithy
Cleveland
Moscow
Mukden
Nikolsk- Yashiitsky
Mutinies Tap Nationalist Troops Near Nanking
Two divisions of Nationalist troops mutinied at Pukow and disarmed loyal units, looted shops and rolling stock, then moved northward en route. No response yet from the Nationalist government.
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Peiping
Nanking
Kanehow
Shanghai
Pukow
Hoover Says Tax Reduction Moves Ahead in Congress
Washington reports show Hoover’s tax cut plan advancing through the House Ways and Means Committee with Mills of the Treasury detailing proposed reductions and preparation to vote under unanimous consent. Senators debate seating for Vare and Wilson while budget figures for 1931 spark interest among lawmakers over appropriations and prohibition-related measures.
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House
Washington
Ils- Tuptes
Senate
Congress
Senate Elections Committee
Ways and Means
Hawley
Ogden Mills
The
Treasury
Hoover
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A fragment from a community page lists names including Barber Deale Heck Grace, Daisy Dotson Anna nd ols, with Miss Matthews as drill committee chair. The yose drill is organized by Rowe Ba Circle No 1 members.
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Barber
Deale Heck
Grace den
Daisy Dotson
Annanolds
Maloney Jr
Robert Miller
Lewis Haymond
Miss. Matthews
Rowe Ba
Ship Rescue Efforts Near Gardner Island Amid Reef Peril
Reports from the Trongate describe the Norwich City’s crew aboard the steamer Lincoln struggling near Gardner Island amid enormous breakers. Twenty men from the Norwich City were stranded on the reefed island, with water and food in demand as attempts to reach safety were hampered by the sea and reef.
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Lincoln
Jieworth
Norwich City
Norwich Grty
Jsland
Rehéua
Noxwich
Gardner Island
Phoenix
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Associevea Pree Pi
Charley Crowley
Columbia University
Specht
WJZ
Howard Phillipa
Andy
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Harry Rogens
Forresters
Buck and
Wing
Guy Fraser Harrison
Laurier
WBAL
Merry Makers Fantastics
Newark
Santa
Uncle Don
Ensemble
Town Crier
Mid-Pacific
Angela
Jazzete
Don Jaan
Kdka Pittsburgh
U. of Pittsburgh
Orchestra
Dixie Steppers
Safety Sam
Radioet
Don Bestor
WBZ
Springfield
Central and Southern
WLW
Cincinnati
Darice
Howard
Melaney
WEAP
the Boys
Wox-Wir
Detroit
Dane
WSB Atlante
Bakers
Whas Tula
Wiz
Franklin Players
U. of Kentucky
WSM
Nashville
Associated Press
State Department
Russia
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Mary Gar
Argun
Lamous
Kanchow
Germantown
Bishop O'Shea
Philadelphia
O'Shea
Gus
Gussie
Lady Lane
Clarabelle
Jack Lai
Laney
Coi
Don
Sussie
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