Anthracite Industry Faces 1931 with Buoyant Optimism
Harrisburg Dec 20 ANS The anthracite coal industry in Pennsylvania ends 1930 with cautious optimism for 1931. Leaders note a 2.5 million ton decline from last year amid broader coal market weakness, but expect improvement if overall business and consuming industries recover. Industry heads like Major Inglis Buchanan Cooney and others anticipate better demand and production as the economy steadies, though no firm predictions for 1931 are offered.
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Arthur B. Donegan
INS
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Department of Mines
Cos
W. W. Inglis
Glen Alden Coal Company
RB. H. Buchanan
South Penn Collierias
James Cooney
Scranton
Elk Hill
Hudson Coal Company
Seaton
Ballay
Earth
New York
Eheeky
Preadyersay
Peta Thay Factor Toy
Fareate
Yoilaeouh
York City
Boylan
Beranton
Dia Tie Mo. 1
United Pine Workers of America
Punxsutawney Glass Plant Sold at Sheriff’s Sale
George Brown and George Le Glenn bought the Standard Sheet Glass plant, machinery and buildings covering about six and a quarter acres in a sheriff’s sale held in Brookville Monday afternoon. The move, described as philanthropic, aims to reorganize the plant, though immediate operation remains unlikely. potential future reorganization could occur for about $10,000 by the stockholders.
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Punxautawney
Standard Sheet Glass Company
George ©. Brown
George le Glenn
Brookville
Third Party Talk Rampant in 1932 Washington
A political row over third party chances centers on Borah Norris and Pinchot with talk of realignments. Insurgent progressives in both parties hold the Senate balance, likely shaping legislation more than party announcements as 1932 approaches.
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Borah
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Washington
Sloover
Pinchot
Jabout Borah
Norris
Senate
Congress
Landara
Lost Christmas Seals and Worker's Aid Drive
Lost 35 000 Christmas seals prompt a labor aid effort urging cooperation. The note expresses hope that the public will support the campaign to raise funds and secure fuel and energy, with leaders promising clearer plans as replies flow in.
Kennedy Seeks Bidder Dates For War-Time Economic Steps
Kennedy, a national official, discusses wartime policy shifts to improve economy and sales, urging timely actions by bidders and policymakers. He notes past measures aimed at boosting output and consumption, praising the planned postwar improvements and the broad aim of prosperity.
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Ft Papardy
Pere Das
Mopas
Kennedy
A Tialeton
Nniers
Local Woman's Sister Is Dead
Local notices report the deaths of several residents including William T. Rhea of Saltsburg a prominent local figure and a Presbyterian. interment planned at Redland township and Woodland Cemetery details follow, with survivors listed. Also noted are Clay Wolfe of Punxsutawney and Joseph Jones of Punxsutawney with services and burial details and family members named.
Networks Will Radio New Year Program Across Country
A four hour New Year radio broadcast will feature Timous bands across the country led by Oreles tra Joadere with Paul Pramulue Tickey Alpert and Morton Downey among others. NBC in New York will also air a four hour program ending around 2 A.M. Eastern Time with orchestral leaders, vocalists, and a Broadway hour, shifting later to the coast with TV plans and city-wide concerts.
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Upul
Dunes Muaic
Andy
Orelestra Joadere
Paul
Pramulue
Tickey Alpert
Pletcher Kenderson
Junk Denny
Ny Lonthaydd
Morton Downey
Ten Borde
Haymond Polge
Romanelli Here Lown
Howard Lainly
Out Prueadite
NBC
Starling
New York
Sana
Lheough
Oltayge
Leale
Vincent Lopes
Vernee Heil
Chestra Teaders
Alan Eve Halk
Broadway
Mits Orelestra
Drake Amt
Kress Dtutel
Orelestin E
Nytdathehd
Siwitened
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Denyerdiledis Club
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Os Angeles
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Wingis
Palyace
Bt. Francia
Billion Dollar Suit Ends as Merger Halted
In Youngstown Ohio Judge Jenkins halted the proposed merger of Youngstown Sheet and Tube with Bethlehem Steel after weeks of trial and millions spent. Bethlehem opposed consolidation to keep Ohio steel control. Grace and Eaton also commented, noting the decision halts the billion dollar merger for now and could lead to higher court action.
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Cyrun $. Eaton
Cleveland
Jenkins
East
Mid-West
Newton D. Baker
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Company
Bathichem
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Youngstown
Eaton
Middle Waat
Ohio
Youngstown Co
Kotor
Combine
Jon
Fleury U. Dalton
Bethlehem
E Eugene B. Grace
Court of Price, Waterhouse & Company
Mereer
Charles I. Smith
Eaton Legal Start
Youngstown Sheol & Tube
Republic Steel Corporation
Shael & Tuhe
Bethlehan Ware
Grace Bilent
New York
Eugene (. Grace
Cyrug B. Maton
Yreterioun
Youngeatown Sheet
Bethlehem Steel Corporaton
Dudge David Jenkins
T He Deelalon
Lam
Grace
Huton
Alin
Dudge
David G. Denking
Inerghy
Youngstown Sheet & Wyhe
Bythlehem Steed Core Porglion
Nirestorn
Conterapee
Younestown Company
4& Slatansal
Roy J. Welkh
Jame A. Campbell
Chaiman
Apokagman
Tnternational
Aay
Miss Prothero Honored At University Club Dinner Dance
Miss Louise Glenayee Prothero daughter of Dr and Mrs H Ney Prothero of Jeannette was honored with a dinner dance by her brother Harold Ney Prothero Jr at the University Club Pittsburgh The oval table carried tiny silver trees and bunches of hot house grapes She wore a pale blue net and tulle gown Also present was cousin Miss Margaret Jane Clements daughter of Mr and Mrs J Richard Clements of Indiana, the brother of Mrs Prothero
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Louise Glenayee Prothero
H. Ney Prothero
Jeannette
University Club
Pittsburgh
Harold Ney Prothero
Prothera
Margaret Jane Clements
J. Richard Clements
Indiana
Exhibition of Dancing Here at Steiffer's School
Stelfer's Dancing School announces an exhibition of all types of stage dancing in the Pealer building studios on Wednesday afternoon December 31 from four to six o'clock. Miss Mary Savere, a student for nine years, will perform character songs and dances. An acrobatic performer with offers from Radio Pictures will also appear along with two toe dancers. Mr Steiffer will dance for the students and classes will demonstrate routines. Admission is free and all interested are invited. Steiffer offers new year classes in toe and musical comedy dancing for beginners and advanced pupils, with Wednesday sessions for private and class instruction.
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Stelfer
Pealer
Mary Savere
Johnstown
Mr. Steiffer
Radio Pictures Corporation
Steiffer
Stork Hovers Lloyds At Beverly Hills Home
Beverly Hills California local note reports Harold Lloyd and wife Mil dred Davis expect another child. The couple, who recently adopted a girl to provide a playmate for Mildred Gloria aged six, hope for a boy according to Harold speaking with friends.
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Beverly Hill
Calif
Dee
Harold Lloyds
Lloyd
Mildred Davis
Mildred Gloria
Harold
U S to Lead in Steel Recovery Says Economist
Sir Josiah Stamp, speaking from London, predicts America will lead the world in an industrial recovery. He says improvement may be slow, not beginning until spring and gaining momentum in 1982, attributing issues to the distribution of global gold reserves.
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New York
America
Josiah Stamp
London
Rabbinate Takes Action Against Alleged Racketeering
Chicago Rabbinate orders suspensions of six officers of the Shooting in a bid to curb racketeering within the Shoetim kosher fowl organization. A mass meeting of the Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations urged Orthodox Jews to obey a ban on fowls until Shoetim accepts Rabbinate regulations.
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Chicago
INS
Chicago Rabbinate
Shoetim
Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations
Holidays Bring Then Reachable Guests and Visitors
Miss Ezabeth Lowry a journalism student in the University of Pennevata Philadelphia spends her holiday at home with her father Mitchell C Lowry. James and Carmatlo Alongiep of New York City stay with their aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Frank Morabito in West Philadelphia. Thomas Frantz a miller from Rossmayne was among Indiana business visitors Saturday. Mr and Mrs John Stewart of East Lovust Street returned from Pittsburgh after Christmas week with their son and daughter-in-law Mr and Mrs J Stewart. H R Grambling a veteran merchant of Homer City was in Indiana on business today. C G Hoover of Rochester Mills drove to Indiana Saturday to visit friends. W A Weaver of Marion Center was among Saturday callers at the Court House.
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Ezabeth Lowry
University of Penneyvata School of Journalism
Philadelphia
Mitchell C. Lowry
James
Carmatlo Alongiep
New York City
Frank Morabito
West Philadelphia
Thomas Frantz
Rossmayne
Indiana
John Stewart
East Lovust Street
Pittsburgh
J. 14. Stewart
H. R. Grambling
Homer City
C. Gl. Hoover
Rochester Mills
Friends
W. 2. Weaver
Marion Center
Court House
Officials Confront Questioned After Judge’s Decision
Welsh said none of the officers or directors spoke before leaving for secret chambers. Officials gathered after Judge Jennings verdict as conference was expected to last until noon. He noted statements, if any, would represent the entire body rather than individuals. Executives were summoned from home early morning after the ruling.
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Welsh
Jenking Verdiet
Ofivers
Hia
Jo”sns
Clymer Girl Weds Iowa Farmer and Nyack Students
Vera Liuvena Pult of Clymer wed Cecil J. Conn, farmer from Bristow Iowa, at 11 30 Christmas Day in Hillsdale with Rev Joseph J Markey officiating. Nyack student Viola Pearl Dinnick married William Gordon Dinnick in Hillsdale with family witnesses. plan to begin missionary work after Nyack training in June. Watch Night service and Pine Grove Quarterly Conference noted in Hillsdale Wesleyan Methodist Church activities.
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Iowa
Nyack
Bella
Edward I. Pult
Vera Liuvena
Cecil J. Conn
Bristow
Joseph J. Markey
Wesleyan Methodiial
Hillsdale
Tride
Hulbert H. Marvin
Houghton
N. Y
Clarence Putt
Johnstown
Murray Kirkland
Kent
Ohio
Georgiaarkey
Beulah Churchill
Willydale
Virginia Ackerson
Town
W. T. Churchill
Viola Pearl
William Gordon Dinnieck
Paul
Beulah Thurchill
Hillsdale Wesleyan
Walter Fee
Glen Campbell
Edwin Churchill
Conneautville
Mary
Winnifred Churchill
Churchill
Arcadia
Sara Churchill
Joseph B. Markey
Lucy Blosen
Din
Hillsdale Wesleyan Methodist Church
Indiana
Joseph SI. Markey
Noah Bhaffer
Dixonvilla
Pine Grove
Huladale Wesleyan Methodist Church
Hulbert HH. Marvin
Commission Report Expected January 5 on Prohibition
Law enforcement officials say the commission may issue a report by January 5 if it makes recommendations for transmission to Congress. Expect intense debate in both the House and Senate as supporters on both sides await findings. The outcome could spark new battles or chillingly settle into recited facts open to interpretation.
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Congress
House
Senate
PAPA JOFFRE'S LIFE EBBS FAST AT INVALIDES
The ailing Joffre stayed conscious most of Sunday at Les Invalides near Foch's former home. He spoke softly at intervals until 5:40 p m when he lost consciousness, with Madame Joffre and the medical staff by his side.
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Joffre
Les Invalides
Marshal Foch
Madame Jofefra
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