Refining Firm Draws Investment in Louisiana Pipeline Hub
Dohierty & Company and Cities Service Co announce interest in a refining group tied to Natural Gas Corpora. The venture involves a 365 mile pipeline network in southern Louisiana and daily output around 26,000 barrels. The deal values at about 25 to 30 million dollars with marketing through 4,000 dealers.
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Dohierty& Company
Fiscnty Cities Service Co
Pirroi Techuiing
It Refining Corporation
Faisiatia
Natural Gas Corpora
Ing
Wey Tes UN Corporation
Val
Louisiana
Baptists Tabernacle Construction Outline Revealed
Fragmentary text outlines plans for a Baptist tabernacle including proposed erection on property, securing permissions, and topping details. The source mentions court vision and implications of the project but lacks clear dates or locations.
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Howard
Bandits Threaten Nebraska Bulletin Signals Alarm
A garbled bulletin references bandits in Nebraska and threats of a hot lead. The incomplete text hints at a bank or interstate context and signals potential imminent activity. Authorities appear to warn the public about a dangerous situation.
Parole Violator Held in Oklahoma
A man claiming the name Osby Morgan was arrested in Oklahoma City for a parole violation and held for Arkansas authorities after signing extradition. Warden S L Tedhunter plans to dispatch an officer to Oklahoma to retrieve Morgan, who had been sentenced to two years for grand larceny in Hempstead County and paroled in 1928 before a revoke that July.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Osby Morgan
Arkansas
Little Rock
S. L.tedhunter
Oklahoma
Morgan
Hempstead
The
Strange offers to court wife and hire a divorce
San Francisco report says Robert Ralls received bizarre proposals after a man’s downfall, including 5000 dollars to court another man’s wife and help secure a divorce. Another offer proposed a gunman bodyguard job for a local bootlegger. Ralls, unemployed, vows to do anything for the money to support his family and start a business.
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San Francisco
Robert Ralls
Egg Marksmanship Saves Life of Despondent Man
In Fortland Maine a young soda fountain clerk told E H Dunham she would not see him. Dunham tried to swallow poison tablets in the shop but Joseph Harris threw an egg which spattered across his shirt, startling him and causing him to spit out the poison, saving his life.
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Fortland
E. H. Dunham
Dunham
Mae
Danham
Lyndon E. Harris
Harris
Family Fails to Hide Leaky Keg of Liquor
STUTTGART Arkansas October 7 UP The best laid plans of Tom North farmer went away with a leaky keg. Hoping to avoid suspicion North brought his wife and five small children with him on a liquor delivering expedition. The children encircled a 10 gallon keg and everything was going fine. Then the keg began to leak. North paid a 200 dollar fine.
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Stuttgart
Ark
Tom North
North
Bobbed Hair Not New Says Old Barber in Portland
Portland barber James Abbott, 78, with 52 years in the trade, recalls bobbed hair as a fad in 1885 saying the trend briefly revived that year and predicting women will return to long hair despite current popularity.
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Portland
James Abbott
Modern Mother Hubbard Gets Her Bathtub Back
Mrs. Mary Housak reported a missing household after leaving a note for the milk man and disappearing. Police used search warrants to comb the neighborhood until nearly all her household goods including the bathtub were recovered, leaving the home less bare.
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Hubbard
Cleveland
Ohio
Mary Housak
Mother Hubbard
Man's Return Leaves Crustifson Estate in Turmoil
Plans for the final accounting of the estate of John E Crustifson 68 who disappeared ten years ago were disrupted when Gustafson reappeared at his Millbury home The estate had been in the hands of a receiver appointed by the court Gustafson offered no explanation for either disappearance or return The probate proceedings were held up as jewel cases are untangled
Winter Pantry Tales From a Modern Housewife
A nostalgic look at preserving fruits and making pantry staples from gardens and woods. It praises jars of jelly and preserves as memories of family outings gathering grapes blackberries and berries, and extols sealing with Standard Parowax for long lasting freshness and safety.
Jamoke the Navy standard beverage coffee in the ship galley
The Navy serves Jamoke coffee to sailors as a daily staple roughly a quart per man, with a large production in ships like the West Virginia class. An official study affirmed coffee’s utility, while the Chief Commissary Steward manages a substantial daily allowance and the galley routines to keep crews alert and nourished.
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U.S
United States
Navy
Amtervan
Cofles
Fe Medical Corps
Migsichisetta
Reeves
Rex
Fraasick
Henas
West Virginia
Hig
One Actor in Family's Enough in Hollywood
Jackie Coogan’s younger brother Robert, four, mimics his famous sibling on the studio lot. He eats voraciously, studies languages, and dreams of being a business man, while Jackie, now fifteen, wraps a picture and eyes college. The family hopes for Harvard, Notre Dame, or Santa Clara with a possible Oxford or Cambridge future.
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Roahert
Jackie
Cougans
Jacksonust
Harvard
Notre Dame
Santa Clary
Cal
Oxford
Cambridge
Swedish Bakers to Visit United States
Twenty Swedish bakers will sail for the United States in October to study American bread making methods with emphasis on sanitation in American bakeries. The trip aims to compare techniques and improve sanitary practices in their home industry.
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United States
Gothenburg
Sweden
Liquor Cache Hidden Under Circleville Church
Harry Toop of Circleville hid liquor under a local church foundation hoping for safety. Dry agents uncovered the cache and Toop is fined 1825 dollars. The incident occurred in Circleville, Ohio.
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Circleville, O
Harry Toop
Circleville
Rugp
Farm Heritage Century Tested in Innsbruck Record
A garbled report from Innsbruck states a farm's ownership has persisted for over a thousand years, with unclear details about a film or possession linked to a person named Jivituy and legal papers facing ownership questions.
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Innsbruck
Austria
Ball bearings to modernize rail line Sweden to Norway
Freight cars on the electrified railway line between Kiruna in Sweden and Narvik in Norway will soon be equipped with roller bearings. Swedish Director Axel Gripholm outlined the plan during a recent meeting, highlighting improved efficiency and reduced wear on rolling stock.
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Keruna
Sweden
Kinin
Narvik
Norway
Axel Gripholn
Doctor Owns Old Coins Riverside
A Riverside report describes a local doctor who owns ancient silver coins. The piece notes a sale at a price, mentions a purchaser from Vicksburg Mississippi, and references wallpaper in the surrounding context.
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Riverside
Dr. UB
Princal
Vicksburg
Farmers’ Eyesight Worse Among Farm Folks, Survey Finds
A State Department of Health survey shows farmers have poorer eyesight than urban workers and professionals. The study highlights the lack of regular eye care and the need for accessible vision services. Fronting concerns include uncorrected refractive errors and the impact on daily farming tasks.
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Springfield
Heal
Fades Like Boom Towns in Redfield Oklahoma
A fragmented report chronicles Redfield, Oklahoma once bustling with 10 families and 12 mines that have since vanished. The faded boom town tale notes judges and local officials wrestling with the decline as residents disappeared and mines emptied.
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Redfield
Jtidges
Enee
Smuggling racket revealed by Belgrade customs
Belgrade customs officials uncovered a smuggling ring shipping chocolate into the city from Egypt. The seizure involved a pile of contraband hidden in a shipment marked for a museum, with authorities tracing the goods to the origin and diverting them from entry.
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Belgrade
Egypt
Bridegroom Bitten by Mad Dog Sentenced to Asylum
In Olmuzet, Czechoslovakia, laborer Grund collapsed into a straightjacket as hydrophobia struck during his wedding ceremony. The priest had begun the vows when the groom’s condition forced officials to remove him to an asylum. the bride fainted.
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Olmuetz
Czechoslovakia
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