Parnell Handicap Tournay Gilat Sets Local Tie For First
The Parnell Handicap at the local course ends in a three way tie for first place among Frany Gould Jolpingherty and others with a score around 144. Wilson St. Clair and Paul Read Jr. posted 146 while the low net goes to the winner after 18 holes of match play. Weather affected the event and the Golf Committee extends the qualifying period through this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred ‘Clark
Franyi
Gould
Jol Pingherty
Low
Hore
Tor
Wilson St. Glair
Ais
Paul E Réad, Jr
Itle
Revival at Tabernacle Indiana draws crowds this evening
Rev Lincicome, a leading evangelist, begins a short revival campaign at the Tabernacle in Indiana county. His dynamic sermons from a recent Upton meeting linger with attendees as locals invite all to hear the inspiring messages from this “real man” of faith.
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Tabernacle
Indiana County
Lincicome
Erica
Abe
Uton
Shearty Station
Million to Find Slayer in Reno Murder Case
Millionaire Horace Wadsworth’s death in Reno becomes a murder probe with a $100,000 reward for convicting the killer, plus $20,000 for identifying the criminally responsible. Coroner ruled alcoholism. wife Dorothy White questions motives and his will directing funds for the inquiry.
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Onatian
Horace Will
Wadsworth
Veonse
Allke
Reno
St. Mary's Hospital
Fleanil
Wilzalbeth Wadsworth
Queenestraal
Stratford
Ontario
August Frolleh
Ths
Rochester
N.Y
Dorothy Clatt White
Brigiton
Preaperous
Horace Phol Wadsworth
Federal Wheat Grower Aid Plan Details and Applications
The document outlines an adjustment figure of 216 bushels at 30 cents, equating to 64.80 dollars, with a pledge to sow 10.8 to 16 acres. Payments are staged after September 15 and June 1, 1984, under a contract spanning 1993 1934 and 1030 crop years. It invites district directors to distribute application blanks, maps, disposal statements, a threshers certificate, and push forms for early coop participation with the Agricultural Adjustment Administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Wheat Section
Washinton
D.C
Farm acreage cuts under national wheat program announced
Secretary of Agriculture Wallace announced a nationwide wheat cut of 124 million bushels for 1933 34 under the acreage adjustment plan. Farmers signing contracts must reduce wheat planting by 15 percent based on three to five year average yields. If London signs the export agreement, U S exports for the year ending next June 30 will be limited to 47 million bushels. The crop is expected to net farmers 325 million dollars plus 120 million in government benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Wallace
London
United States
Canada
Australia
Argentina
Informal Coal Code Talks Aim at Shorter Week and Pay Gap
Washington reports indicate a tentative agreement between Appalachian operators and United Mine Workers on a coal code. A 30 to 36 hour week is discussed with wage scales around four dollars a day for inside Pennsylvania and southern fields, while long hours and differing rates remain under negotiation. President Roosevelt oversight continues as talks proceed.
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Pennsylvania
William 8. Neal
1. N.S
Washington
National Recovery
Hugh
Jobson
Johnson
Roosevelt
Jomson
United Mine Workers of America
United Mine Workers
Pineburgh
Pittsburgh
Rosevelt
J. D. A. Morrow
James Francis
Chas
Bituminous output rise noted across week ending Aug 19
Washington reports U S Bureau of Mines figures show bituminous coal production for the week ending August 19 at 7 584 000 tons and anthracite at 967 000 tons. Stocks and July consumption up. industry held a 30 5 day supply. Relative year comparisons show strength against 1982 and 1931 but lag behind 1980. Pennsylvania output rose after miners strike settlement.
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Washington
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Pennsylvania
Hampton Roads
New England
Coal code aims to bind major industries under recovery plan
O'Neil and R D Taggart lead wine workers backed by John I Lewis Philip Murray Thomas Kennedy and Van Bittner. Taplin legal group of Ohio and the Ilingis operators supported Lewis in his demand for recognition. Completion of a coal code would bring most major industries under the recovery administration with 530,000 bituminous miners. 400,600 at work. Recovery officials declare blue eagle drive reports, launched nationwide yesterday, assure cooperation in all.
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O'Neil
R. D. Taggart
John 1. Lewis
Philip Murray
Thomas Kennedy
van Bittner
Laura Wheeler's Kitchen Accessories in Simple Embroidery
Laura Wheeler offers a pattern collection for kitchen accessory embroidery items. The set includes an accessory bag with pockets for a dust cloth, menu pad, recipe index cover, silver bag markers, and colorful potholders, all with yardages and directions. Printed patterns 535 provide detailed guidance for each item, suitable for heirloom gifts or a kitchen shower.
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Laura Wheeler
Patten
Indiana
Negdleypart
Highth Avenue
New York
Lamson Trial Reveals Love and Murder at Stanford Home
In San Jose the trial of David Lamson unfolds with Mrs. Norris testifying that love and marriage seemed normal yet hints of a hidden, distorted relationship surround the case. She asserts Lamson’s innocence while recalling the May 40 discovery of Allene Lamson’s body at the Stanford campus residence. Officers who were at the Lamson home are slated to testify today.
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Ernestine Bale
N.S
San Jose
Cal
Allene Lamson
Kathleen Notre
Sare
David Lamson
Allene
Norris
Skediof
Lamson Stanford University
Cauther-Lust
Mre. Norris
David
Alice Lamson
Stanford
Lamsan
Opposition to price fixing in retail codes sparks NRA complaint
Washington aug 29 vigorous opposition to retail price fixing provisions in general retail and retail drug codes was filed with the NRA by the consumers advisory board. The complaint argues cost plus pricing and ad claims restrictions would gouge consumers and that protections for customers, especially the laties, are deficient as codes move toward enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
NRA
Consumers' Advisory Board
Arthur D. Whiteside
Eneste
State Milk Drive Seeks Donations From Welfare Association
A notice urges donations of clothing shoes bedding dishes cooking utensils brooms stoves and jars for the Jacal Welfare Association. Volunteers will call at front steps in first and second wards in the morning and third and fourth wards in the afternoon next Friday.
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Welfare Association
Jacal’ Welfare Association
Emergency Relief Board
That Tired Feeling in Late Summer Health Advice
A health note discusses fatigue after vacations and heavy activity. It links tiredness to infections and poor hygiene, lists common symptoms, and urges rest and targeted muscle rest to aid recovery. It notes malnutrition worsens fatigue and emphasizes serious consideration of prolonged tiredness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Fishbeln
Journal of the American Medieval Association
Hygein
D. A. Laird
Obituary of Sara Rupp Goodheart 83 Dayton widow
Sara Rupp Goodheart aged 83 and widow of A K Goodheart died at her Dayton home Sunday. Survived by two sons John A and George L both of Dayton and four daughters Mrs June E Snyder Bernl Valley Mrs Bou jun V Postlewaite Dayton Mrs Laura Snyder Shydleville and Mrs Florence M Smith Dayton. Funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o clock in the Dayton M E church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Rupp
Wrecks Kill Four in Transcontinental Flight and Train Crash
Reports from Albuquerque dated August 31 describe a transcontinental Swa passenger plane crash near Tucumcari killing four aboard including pilot Howard Morgat and co-pilot W. G. Barcus. Separately, a Golden State Limited derailment near a creek west of here left 12 dead among 96 aboard, with the mail car atop the engine and the tourist pullman carrying most passengers.
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Margis Craek
Pecas
Golden State Limited
Los Angeles
el Pago
Tucumest
Limited
Southern Pacific
Los Cucumenti
Kansas City
Chicago
Rock Island
Mane Albuquerque
INS
Tucunicari
TWA
Howard Morgat
W. G. Barcus
Tio
Irwin
Amarillo
Tucumcari
Quay
Senator Beashees Beashe the Louisiana Kingfish attacked
Milwaukee dispatch reports Senator Huey Long was reportedly stabbed or struck in a Sands Point bathhouse washroom while visiting Long Island. Long said he was threatened and escaped with a minor head wound after being attacked by three or four men. The assault sparked a regional mystery with witnesses unable to identify the assailants.
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Milwaukee
Wie
Jay Beashe
Louisiana
Sands Point
Senator Long
Long Island
New York
Huey Long
Port Washington
Li i
Huey
Sands Point Bath Club
Prisoners Appeared Before Local Court for Larceny
Thirteen prisoners appeared before the local court for larceny. Loy Gromley Roy Gromiley and Don Stewart of Grant township received suspended sentences on paying costs and restitution for stolen property. Loy Gromley and Raymond Stewart of Grant township also received suspended sentences for larceny.
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Loy Gromley
Roy Gromiley
Don Stewart
Grant Township
Raymond Stewart
42nd Victim Of Sleep Sickness Continues To Rise
The article reports Nes William Clough, 15, of Chicago, dying yesterday from sleep sickness while Dimee Robert Cunliffe of Brookline rests at Southside Hospital. Doctors say the disease is not contagious and officials fear no spread, though the Clough boy had prior illness with similar symptoms.
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Nes William Clough
Chicago
Dimee Robert Cunliffe
Brookline
Southside Hospital
Cloughboy
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Margaret Young
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National Labor Board
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New Orleans
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Lockett
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National Recovery Administration
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Oil Committee
Roosevelt End Vokes
Teddy
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Helery
Dustera
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Imac Pe
Lamson
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