Progress Made In Cotton Textile Industry Problems
NY December 26 The Cotton Textile Institute president George A Sloan reports solid progress in 1930 toward solving industry woes. Mills cut inventories 25 percent, production kept pace with demand, and costs are guiding smarter sales. Many mills plan to end night work for women and minors by March 1 1931 while export efforts expand through new associations and arbitration councils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. & Cousins
Financial Witter J. N.S
New York
George A. Sloan
The
Cotton Textile Institute, Inc
International News Service
Sloan
Textile Export Association of the
United States
General Arbitration Council of
Textile Industry
Textile Foundation
Tradagarst
Cotton Textile Institute
Reverend Marion Runyan Dead in Tyrone Pennsylvania
Reverend Marion Runyan, former resident of Dante and retired pastor of the Methodist church, died last night in Tyrone Pa. Funeral arrangements were to be held today. He served as a pastor at Paradise Academy and contributed to the Vike past 47 years, with ties to York Show in Mont Alta and several towns including Leg hurg and Mooreville.
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Tyrone
Hoo
Boomlin
Rav
Marion Desply Runyan
Dante
Methodist Church
Central Pauneasylvania Carfevenes
Runyan
Paradise Academy
York
Hin
Mont Alta
Leghurg
Litehertowe
Mooresville
Hoeven
Slo Mills
Selwu
Maen
Wind
Wallaertawa
Vlaly
Rey
Duayan
Basketball At Y Tonight
The Y M C A. hosts local interclub basketball tonight at 7580 with the Munxsi intermediates and alumni teams. Bill Douglass, now with Westminster, reads the Alumni fold, as the Varsity prints for the contest and aims to extend the series with Tarentum Y MGA in Tow on Monday night December 20.
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M.C. A
Mt Goodvaket
Tanight
Sven
Bill Douglass
Jas
Y. M
Westminster
Parentum
Tarentum Y
MGA
Holiday Death Toll Rises With Christmas Bouts of Violence
Across major cities police logged a grim Christmas, with 160 holiday deaths reported and numerous injuries from stabbings and gun battles. Chicago saw two men near death and two others wounded in a downtown knife attack by a crazed assailant. other cities reported fires, robberies, mass poisonings, and armed confrontations affecting pedestrians, priests, and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John Mish
Frank de John
Morine
John Beberg
Tony Kusezich
Joseph Jaucie
John Taucie
Victor Milarcevich
Mathew Stefpich
Nick Slemich
Slemich
Mames
Louisville
John Moseley
Booneville
Moseley
Martha Smid
Int Fark
Ehoritt
Ant Kiet
Howe
Miewe Moseley
Ik Wis
McCreary
Williams
Hye
Wrenn Hamblin
Chirac Lovett
Lovett
Lester Lovett
Three Million Gas Well in Waynesburg Christmas Drilling
In Waynesburg Greene County a gas well on the A Morton farm produced 3 000 cubic feet daily from the Nineveh sand while another well on the Morris farm yielded 4 500 000 cubic feet daily. Stockholders watch as Christmas Day drilling began on the site. Local reports note partial output and nearby activity in the Whitely township area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesburg
Gaz Company
Wd. A. Mortin
Whitely Township
Greene County
Morris Farm
New Subscription Contest Offers Four $200 Extra Prizes
A period extended drive offers four $200 extra cash prizes to the top four entrants who submit the most new subscriptions in the Second Period. District lines do not affect prize winners, and all four prizes could come from a single district if its residents top the list. Subscriptions and extensions determine votes and cash.
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Winening Exlyn
Tewants
Packard
Willys
Knight
Buick
Dodge Brothers
Chevrolet
Whippet
Ford
Regnar
Three Missing From Speed Boat Off Sausalito Coast
In Sausalito California on December 26 a speed boat swamped three quarters of a mile off shore. Three men were missing while ten others were rescued by the Amalgahet ferry crew from San Francisco. The missing are Ernest Rogers A Van Leoy and an unnamed man called Bill.
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Sausalito
Cal
Amalpais
San Francisco
Ernest Rogers
A. van Leoy
Bill
Gould's Divorced Wife Kathrine Gould Dies in Virginia
Kathrine Clemmons Gould, once married to Howard S. Gould and linked to Jay Gould as his son's ex wife, dies at 66 in Virginia Baptist Hospital. She lived at Blue Gap Farm near Lynchburg and planned burial in Spring Hill Cemetery. The high profile divorce case, long court battles, alimony, and business ties to Buffalo Bill Cody marked her life. Plans also mention the Ohio River Boulevard project between Bellevue and North Side, Pittsburgh, slated to open January 18.
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Lynchburg
Kathrine Clemmons Gould
Howard S. Gould
Virginia Baptist Hospital
Spring Hill Cemetery
Blue Gap Farm
Howard Gould
Jay Gould
New York
Palo Alto
Calif
Viola Kathrine Clemmons
Gould
Howard
Goulds
Kington Gould
Dustin Farnum
Col
W. F. Cody
Buffalo Bill
Cody
Cross Vivid New Personage In U S Political Arena
Yale governor elect Dean Wilbur L. Cross emerges as a striking new figure in American politics. The exclusive interview highlights his background, ambitions, and potential impact on Connecticut and national affairs.
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Cross
U. S
Wilbur L. Cross
Yale
Connecticut
Cross to Lead Connecticut as Governor in 1931
David P. Sentner reports from New Haven on Wilbur Cross, 68, Yale professor and newly elected governor after a Democratic landslide. Cross plans a long political career, with talk of a possible Senate bid in 1932 as he faces a hostile legislature and a forthcoming inaugural address.
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New Haven
Connecticut
Wilbur Lucius Cross
Yale Graduate School
New England
Cross
Ernest KB. Rogers
Edi
International News Service
Yale Review
Fine Holiday At Jerry Learn's Christmas at Commodore Home
Old fashioned Christmas celebrated at Jerry Learn's near Commodore. Family from several generations gathered by Christmas morning. Santa arrived with gifts despite initial disappointment. candy fruit nuts served after a feast of roast goose and chicken.
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Jerry
Commodore
Foor
Osie Lowman
Daugter Mary
Pine Flats
Sante Sue
Firemen Benefit Raffle Winners Listed at McDonald PA
Winning tickets include H Z Brief 111 Auter Ave McDonald PA for a wrist watch Lawrence Lockard Indiana Carol Pennington Indians for a Zenith radio and others with first and second alternates. Tickets held ten days to claim or awarded to alternates. Fire company thanks the public for support.
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H.Z. Brief
Auter Ave
McDonald
C. A. Pennington
Zenith Radio
Harry G. Wagner
State Police
Indiana
Freeman
D.J. Manson
Oak St
Lawrence Lockard
Indiana. 1St Alternate Ticket No. 32308 Mrs. E. H. Trimble
R. D. No
D. M. Brown
Pilots Found Dead in Plane Near Roberval
Montreal dispatch reports two Montreal aviators Pilot M F Bill Cannon and Mechanic Leonce Lizotte found dead in a wrecked plane north of Roberval after missing fifteen months during a northern Quebec snowstorm. Indians who discovered the scene helped identify the craft near Lake Chibougamau. cargo showed 902 pounds of stores aboard.
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Montreal
Que
Quebec
M. F. Bill Cannon
Leonce Lizotte
Roberval
Cannon
Lizette
Lake Chihougamau
Pierre Begin
Lad Nearly Dies Eating Peanuts
In Windham a two year old boy named Jimmy Green collapsed during a peanut feast. Parents rushed him twenty miles to Wastes hospital where surgeons fought to save him as he struggled to breathe and later briefly smiled after swallowing the nut.
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Warren
James Green
Jimmy
Windham
Wastes Hospital
Sunday Visits and Local Social Roundup in Nicholtown
Mr and Mrs John Scit and family were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs J G Lowman Ira Rickard, son of Mrs Raymond Brown, is spending time at A G Rickard s home Nannie Buterbaugh called at Loney OTarrah s on Sunday TG Lowman is on the sick list Hazel Brown visited in Indiana Howard Spleat has returned from Ohio George W Quies and others were serenaded with all present enjoying the evening
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John Scit
J. G. Lowman
Ira Rickard
Raymond Brown
A. G. Rickard
Nannie Buterbaugh
Loney O'Tarrah
TG Lowman
Wiss Hazel Brown
Howard Spleat
Ohio
George W. Qukes
Norris Urged for Third Party in Lucas Controversy
The report states Senator Too Too, described as socially minded, is urged to leave the Republican Party and align with a third party. The latest sign in the Lucas controversy suggests shifting political loyalties amid intra party debates.
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Republican Party
Lucas
Capitol Notes on Republican Funds and Norris Proposal
Washington report by Pierce Millar details Nye planned to subpoena records from the Republican National Committee and its special fund at Commercial National Bank to trace a $40 000 check used to finance Nebraska campaign activity. New York dispatch notes Dr John Deweys call for a new party led by Senator Norris citing disaffection with the GOP.
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Pierce Millardins
Washington
Redirt Hi. Lucas
Inet
Gerald P. Nye
N. D
Senate Campaign
National Committee
Commercial National Bank
Nye
Ja Nutt
Tepy
Lucas
Nebraska
Nutt
New York
George W. Norris
Norris
John Dewey
Columbia University
Dewey
Robert H. Lucas
Republican National Committee
Home Lighting Prize Winners
The lighting displays continue nightly through New Year’s Day, drawing much praise. Winners listed include Carl Uber, Mrs A A Calhourf, Jane Thomas, Helen Weeks, Marjorie Luster, Mrs John Gibson, Mrs J W Clemens, Kenneth Fleming, John D Stewart, Dickie Clements, Mrs W F Herpel, Mrs Harry VanDuser, Mrs W H Bartlebaugh, McGaughey Electric, Dr LH Park, Clarence C Watson, Mrs Join Miller, Vernon and Martha Martin, Mrs Wallace Cunningham, Mrs B F Duncan, Mrs R N Ray, William P Moorhead. Santa Claus credited as the efficient helper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Uber
A. A. Calhourf
Jane Thomas
Helen Weeks
Marjorie Luster
John Gibson
J. W. Clemenes
Third Ward
Allen McFarland
Kenneth Fleming
John D. Stewart
Dickie Clements
W. F. Herpel
Harry VanDuser
W. H. Bartlebaugh
Fourth Ward
McGaughey
LH. Park
Clarence C. Watson
Join Miller
Vernon
Martha Martin
Wallace Cunningham
Erie School Principal John L. Coughlin dies at 40
John L. Coughlin, 40, principal of Columbus School in Erie for eleven years, died at a Cleveland hospital after brain tumor illness. Funeral arrangements were to be made today in WRSE, Pa. He had been ill for two months and hospitalized for an operation.
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Wellsville
Dee
John Whalen
Wheeling
W. Va
Pearl
Wrse
John L. Coughlin
Columbus
Coughlin
Cleveland Hospital
Wood Coal Company Petition for Dissolution Filed
The Wilhamd Court of Common Pleas in Pennsylvania hears a dissolution petition filed by Wood Coal Company. Attorney Duane Morvis & eokacher represent the company at the law offices on Broad and Cheatnut Streets in Philadelphia as the hearing date is set for January 1981 at ten o'clock A.M.
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Cilenwood Coal Company
Bonnsylvania
Ind Jorpsa Atlow
Ciewood Cowl Company
Pennsylvant Corporation
Aboy Wiamed
Wade Court
Pica Tor
Watt
Itl Buylding
Wycor Broad and
Cheatnut Streete
Philadelphia
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St. Adalbert’s
Casimay Gronkowski
Warten
Setektia
Abikerehiee
Solomon Sohal
Ion
Sybille
Debi
Joseph Kasper
Kasper
Lancas
Nhr
Aline Hall
Daniory Gt
Atone
Pa Ap
Mlmelow
Allibon
Treasurey
Virginia
Bachrach
Suzanne Pollard
John G. Pollard
Old Dominion
Wondert Lee Boatright, Jr
Richmond
Miss Pollard
Gazette Classified Ads
Cora Doty
Mrs
Elizabeth Doty
Ohio River Boulevard
Bellevue and
North Side
Pittsburgh
BY David P. Sentner
Stahura’s
Carpenter Way
Wineman
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