School Children Garments Cleaning Notice
During the week beginning December 29, 1930, and ending January 3, 1931, we will clean School Children's Garments at the facility. All children may receive clean garments, ensuring they return to school in proper attire.
Half Price Cleaning Offer for Boys Under Fourteen
A local advert promises half price cleaning or free cleaning of any boy under fourteen when sent with a man’s suit or overcoat. The offer emphasizes value to families and suit-cleaning service incentives.
Court censures presence at merger meeting under Sheet and Tube case
In Youngstown, judge faults Harry G. Dalton for not informing shareholders about the 1929 Bethlehem bonus system and for acting for Bethlehem in private negotiations. The ruling says Dalton failed to inform directors and stockholders, plus notes on the merger contract’s implications for Sheet and Tube and its shareholders. Campbell and Parnell are cited for knowledge of the bonus system and duty to investigate its effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Éléric
Mahoning County Cpinion Pleas Court
Harry G. Dalton
Packands, Mather and Comn
Cleveland
Sheet
Sheet and Tube
Bethlehem
Dalton
Jenkins
James A. Campbell
Frank Parnell
Youngstowns
Ernst and Ernst
Price
Warterhouse
Hoover Dam to Rise in Black Canyon in 1930s
Denver reports that the Hoover dam project will begin soon with bids announced March 4 for the dam and power plant. It covers Arizona, Nevada, and California with a seven mile highway and a 10 mile railroad planned to move equipment. Diversion tunnels start July, cost around 108.2 million dollars and the dam will impound about 30 million acre feet of water, towering 700 feet. Completion is targeted for 1938 with power for Los Angeles by September 1938. The project will be tightly managed for delays and includes staff increases and detailed engineering planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Mammoth Hoover Dam
Black Canyon
United States Bureau of Reclimation
Boulder Canyon
Arizona
Nevada
California
Las Vegas
Nev
Boulder City
Hoover Dam
Raymond F. Walter
Federal Reclamation Department
The
Reclamation Bureau
Walter Sinclair O. Harper
John L. Savage
Hoover
Los Angeles
Tax refunds reveal big beneficiaries and state archives loss
The 1930 tax refunds list large sums to major entities including United States Steel at 15,208,242 and John D. Rockefeller at 448,406, with other notable names such as Henry Pord and C. P. Van Sweringen. Separately, papers show the loss of 55 million in state land investments and 40 million in treasurer reports, while the Dakota Statehouse history notes the 1884 construction and later split into North and South Dakota with capitals in Bismarck and Pierre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
United States Steel Corporation
John D. Rockefeller
Ae Henry Pord
C. P. van Sweringen
State Land Department
North
South Dakota
Bismarck
Pierre
North Dakota Capitol Fire Destroys Building and Records
North Dakota officials reported a blaze that destroyed the four story capitol, damaging valuable records and historic documents. Investigators cited defective wiring, losses included state archives and the building was insured for four hundred eighty eight thousand dollars. Temporary offices and meeting space were arranged as the legislature prepared to reconvene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
N. D
North Dakota
Dakotas
Oort
Heavy Gales Strike British Isles with Wide Damage
A severe gale swept the British Isles causing high seas along coasts and inland damage. Winds reached up to 80 miles per hour in Ireland and Scotland with 59 miles at Farnworth and 50 miles in London. Shipping was tossed and structures such as signs and fences were toppled along southern and western coasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
British Isles
Ireland
Scotland
Farnworth
Lancashire
Land's End
Isle of Wight
Hospital Notes Recording Major Operations and Births
Mrs. Madge Moore of Wendel and Jacob Watring of Thornton were admitted for major operations today. William Danily of Terra Alta admitted for knee treatment after a Christmas knee injury. George Blinkey of Wendel had an emergency appendicitis operation early Sunday. Mrs. Enid McCartney of Knottsville gave birth to a 10 1 4 pound baby girl named Wilie Leola Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madge Moore
Wendel
Jacob Watring
Thornton
William Danily
Terra Alta
Danily
George Blinkey
Enid McCartney
Knottsville
Unemployment Insurance Debated By Social Groups
In Cleveland on December 29, social organizations convened to discuss employment insurance as a safeguard against industrial upheaval. The Associated Press reports on the broader U S plan for advancement, noting New Orleans figures like Wallond as a leader and lingering debates over funding and implementation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Des
Americai
Associated Prey
New Orleans
Wallond
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Goat
West Va
Heinze
Youngstown
Fage One
New York
Eugene G. Grace
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co
Charles M. Schwab
Dakota Territory
Associated
Barbara Jean Lane
Chattanooga
Tenn
Avrobber-Gang
Associated Provs
Photi
Victoria Forde Mix
Tom Mix
Capitol
Wm. Archdecon Co
Santa Claus
the Fair Department Store
E. Main St
Grafton, W. Va
Will Rosenshine
Prop
Latrobe Street
Grafton Printing Company
the Home of
Grafton
W. Va