Farmers Meet Strategizes Bangs Disease Area Test
Forty five farmers from West Mahoning Township gathered in Smicksburg to plan area testing for Bangs disease. County Agent J W Warner outlined new provisions, noting over half the township’s herds are tested and eligibility requires 35 percent more signed herds. H M Travis named township chairman to collect applications. Delegates chosen to solicit in each district. Similar meetings set for South Mahoning and Green townships with dates December 28 and 29.
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Local College Weather Delivers Warmer Outlook
Partly cloudy and warmer with 4 a.m. reading at 34 degrees, 24 hour high of 35 and low of 22. Student forecasters say there will be no more predictions until after holiday vacation.
Autopsy Orders In Healy Death Case
The coroner reported a cursory autopsy showing a red mark near Healy's left temple and a deep cut above the left eye with surgical clips. Jack Marcus, Healy's longtime friend, said the actor spent Monday in bed, suffered convulsions and delirium over the fight, and was gravely ill by early yesterday. Healy suffered a heart attack at 3 am yesterday, according to Dr. Lamont.
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Method of Obtaining Pay For Unemployment Told
Washington authorities answer questions on how unemployment benefits will be paid. Registration at the state employment service begins a claim, with a waiting period usually two to three weeks. Benefits typically equal half pay up to 15 dollars weekly, lasting 12 to 16 weeks with full prior earnings. A second claim is permissible if credits remain. Joblessness due to strikes or disqualifications are addressed, with appeals available.
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Healy's Night Out and Hollywood Hotel Preview
Healy, escorted by bodyguard Hymie Marx, slipped away to Trocadero then appeared at a night spot where he borrowed $40 before visiting the Hollywood Brown Derby. Friends saw him and alerted his sister who urged a doctor for his injuries. His wife is Betty Hickman of UCLA. Healy's latest film Hollywood Hotel was previewed Monday and called a distinct hit, though he did not attend the screening.
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JAP PLANES ROAR U S STANDS BY
Port Said reports 800000 laborers on a new highway from Chinese Turkestan to permit China to move military supplies from Russia despite severance of old routes.
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Hunt Widens for Suspect Of Double Slaying
Pittsburgh detectives appealed nationwide for aid in capturing a fugitive indicted for two 1929 killings. John Mikser and Tony Romensky implicated the suspect. Craig was shot in a remote Patton Township woods after $75 was taken, his body later buried by accomplices.
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U S Realty Put On Block
Washington dispatch reports the Treasury procurement division suggesting gift ideas including three islands, a lighthouse, and two quarantine stations. Items listed are Mullet Key off Florida with 280 acres and a phone to the mainland, Little Diamond Island near Portland Maine, Straitsmouth Island near Rockport Massachusetts, a Buzzard Bay lighthouse at Mattapoisett, and abandoned quarantine stations near Callam Washington and Brunswick Georgia.
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Dairymen Fined Fifty Dollars Each in Milk Sanitation Case
Pittsburgh December 22 two prominent dairymen Henry Isaly head of Isaly Dairy Company and Louis Vinocur manager of the Pittsburgh branch of Dairymans Milk Company were fined $50 each by the State Department of Health for distributing uninspected milk products. Isaly paid the fine after pleading guilty while Vinocur asked for a delayed decision. Investigator Carl Hansen said both firms bought and distributed milk and cream from midwestern farms not inspected by the state, and the action marks possibly the first fines under the Milk Sanitation Act of 1935.
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No Buses On Incline Plane Hearings In Harrisburg
The Johnstown Traction Company proposes buses on the old incline from Johnstown to Westmont but the Public Utility Commission will decide after investigation. Buses weigh 7500 pounds and the company would pay the Westmont board for the plane based on monthly passenger volume.
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Ebensburg
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Survivors Arrive in Shanghai After Bombings Reach Washington
Chinese survivors of the bombings, many exposed to radiation, arrived in Shanghai while findings would be messaged to Washington.
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Noted Humorist Opie Read Reaches 85
Chicago December 22 Opie Read, famed humorist and critic of national politics, turned 85 today. Friends described the day as a triumph of mind over age. An open house at Read's South Side home drew many visitors as he hosted an informal reception and likely a poker session, his favored pastime.
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Market reports from Pittsburgh and Chicago
Pittsburgh markets report demand for produce and livestock with varied prices for apples potatoes and meat. Chicago futures show wheat and corn slipping on Liverpool and Australian price signals with May and July contracts lower.
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Kellogg Dies Near 81. Former Secretary of State Passes
Frank B. Kellogg, former U S senator from Minnesota, secretary of state and world court judge, died last night on the eve of his 81st birthday after cerebral thrombosis and bronchial pneumonia. He coauthored the peace pact earning the 1923 Nobel Prize. Funeral set for Thursday. body to be buried in Washington National Cathedral.
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Indian will test out theory in Adirondacks
Canton New York December 22 In the interests of science Alton Draper a Seneca Indian will test his theory that man can live for an extended period without implements or food He will spend a month in the Adirondacks carrying only a hunting knife and no food or blankets After a four day test stay he said he can keep from freezing indefinitely but remains unsure about sustaining a 30 day mid winter period Organized in 1868 the Cincinnati Red Stockings was the first all salaried baseball team.
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