Production curbs and rationing lift oil sector outlook
Pennsylvania oil leaders forecast 1931 prosperity if production stays in balance with demand. Forest Dorn of the Pennsylvania Grade Crude Oil Association and W Young of South Penn Oil urge continued rationing and an even keel between output and consumption amid a depressed year. They expect price recovery as demand improves and production tightens to match need.
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Higes Ins Sia
Pittsburgh
Forest D. Dorn
Pennsylvania Grada Crude Oil Association
Dorn
1S W. Young
South Pann Oil Company
Pennsylvania
Young
Bradford
Allegheny
Ol Olly
W. E. Trish
Atlantic Refining Company
Trish
Iriah
Franklin
United States
Allegany
Conservation
Mission Inn Damaged By Sewer Gas Blast In Riverside
A sewer gas explosion in downtown Riverside damaged the Mission Inn and city hall area. An employee Eur Herman suffered serious burns. investigation notes emphasize conservation and proration in the Pennsylvania oil fields as leaders seek stable
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Riverside
Cal
Mission Inn
Eur Herman
Death claims widow of Civil War prisoner
Death notices summarize the passing of Mrs. Torrance widow of a Civil War prisoner with family details, church ties, and residence history. It notes children in Blairsville and nearby areas, and references her Indiana County origins and Presbyterian connections.
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Torrance
Indiana County
James J. Mc
U P Defeated Saltsburg 29 to 22 in close game
The First United Presbyterian team edged Saltsburg 29 22 in a tight battle. Stockdale Simpson and Shuster led Saltsburg with steady shooting while Clark and Malcolm sparked the home club as both teams traded leads throughout the contest.
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United Presbyterian
Saltsburg
Inlet
Clark
Malcolm
Stockdale
Simpson
Shuster
U. P's. Saltsburg
Shuster Clark
Stockdale Glansford
Eeoss
Graham D. Malcolm
A. Melaughlin
Widdowson
C.seeeen
Indiana
W. Fulton
T. Malcolm
Sawyer
D. Malcolm
Ft. Malcolm
McLanguin
Graham
Saltsourg
Einstein Visits California Scientists in San Diego
Dr. Albert Einstein arrived in San Diego aboard the Bergenland with Mrs. Einstein and a secretary. He told reporters he feels better and attributed American affection to the people, describing his message as faith in a principle that guides the universe sometimes called God.
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San Diego
Cal
Albert Einstein
California
Einstein
Joffre Slowing Passing Away in Paris Clinic
Marshal Joffre of France grew visibly weaker in the St. Jean de Dieu clinic as doctors reported alarming respiratory symptoms and a rapid pulse with diminishing pressure. At dawn he whispered to an old friend that he was prepared to meet death with courage, saying Je M em vais.
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Paris
Marshal Joffre
France
Brothers of St. Jean de Dieu
Valentino Theatre Bombed In New Orleans
The Valentino theatre in New Orleans was blown up by three dynamite blasts early today. Five nearby houses suffered damage estimated around 40,000 dollars. No serious injuries reported. Police opened an investigation. A Glade Run Presbyterian church member, identified as the deceased, left a widow Molly Goff Wheatcroft, a brother R D Wheatcroft of Dayton, and sister Mrs George Grove of Walier. Funeral services were held at 1:30 p.m. at the deceased’s home, led by Rev. G W Mc Intire, with interment in Glade Run cemetery.
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Farland
Aligaheth (Hazlett) McFarland
Mr. Torrance
George Hill
First Presbyterian Church of
Blairsville
Bairdstown
Torrance
First United Presbyterian Church of
James M. Torrance
A. &. Keller
Columbiana
Ohio
W. A. Jamison
Youngstown
4. D. Kennedy
Pittsburgh
Frank Coad
Livermore
Samuel J. Travis
Valley
Annig ‘Travis
J. M. Travis
Plumville
S. R. Travis
Alice CG. Duncan
Florence M. Roach
Frank ‘Ravis
Anna Beck
Falls
Greek
Lela MeIntyre
Echo
Harry ‘Lravis
Smickaburg
Glade Run Presbyterian Church
McIntyre
Punasuyawney
Rosanna M. Caldwell
Hugh Frew
Scotland Avenue
Indiana
John Green
John Caldwell
Baptist Church
Punxsutwney
Grant
Pearl
This
Daniel M
Homer
William Dickey
Alita Barnett
Wichita
Kan
James Green
Spokane
Wash
Geo. G
New Castle
Wiliam Lloyd Green
Balboa
Carey Cemetery
Leroy Walbert
George M. Nichols
Wolf’s Lake
Westmoreland County
New Alexandria
Westmoreland Hospital
Greensburg
First Reformed Church of
Effie Wolf Nichols
James A. Nichols
Coatesville
Ned Patrick
Commodore, A
Tite James Nichols
Dioxonville
Grace Reformed Church
Fennelltown
Hey
Lawrence EB. Bair
First Reformed Church
Willian Fisher
Delemony Reformed Church
Mide
Mennelltown
New Orleans
Valentino
Molly Goff Wheatcroft
R. D. Wheatcroft
Dayton
George Grove
Walier
G. W. McIntire
Glade Run Cemetery
Numbers Men Lose Business In Pittsburgh Clearing House
In Pittsburgh on December thirty first the Pittsburgh Clearing House Association stopped daily posting of numerals at Mellon National Bank. The move ends a source of operational income for racketeers in the coal district. The notice appeared on the association’s blackboard minutes before the figures were released. Directors retired and the action took effect immediately after a regular board meeting.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Clearing House Association
Mellon National Bank
New York Clearing House Association
Stocks At 1:30 Clearing House Statement Discontinued
Clearing House statements ending with these figures show exchanges at 1:30 with a total balance of 143 million and a Federal Reserve balance of 104 million. Treasury Balance Dec 29 stands at 317,370,186.80 with expenditures of 9,284,807.50 and customs receipts of 29,203,408.26. The report lists numerous company names and stock figures alongside partial notes on individuals and local residents including Miss Minta McCartney of Punxsutawney returning home after a visit with her sister and brother-in-law in North Fifth Street. John Hogan, a civil engineer, is ill at home after an appendectomy earlier in the year.
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Clearing House
Federal Reserve Bank
Treasury
Minta McCartney
Punxsutawney
Lawrence Lockard
North Fifth Street
Lockard
John Hogan
Thomas Peal Or
Hogan
In Remembrance of Mrs D R Chambers
In loving memory of Mrs D R Chambers who passed away one year ago today December 31 1929. As I loved you so I miss you in my memory you are always near loved remembered longed for always bringing many a silent tear mourn for you in silence no eye can see my weep but many a silent tear is shed when others are asleep
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D. R. Chambers
Indiana Shoers Triumph in Two Horse Shoe Contests
The Indiana Good Luck Horse Shoe Club hosted two matches on South Tenth Street last night. Indiana defeated Marion Center by a wide margin and then beat Kittanning by seven points as Long, Gebhart, and other players posted high ringers. Final tallies show Marion Center 279, Indiana 409, with detailed score lines from individual contestants.
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Indiana Good Luck Horse Showeam
Marion Center
Kittanning
Indiana
Gebhar
East Liverpool May Change Name Debate
East Liverpool merchants seek name change to Liverpool, arguing the East prefix ties it to a larger city. Citizens oppose, noting 116 years of the name and twelve other Liverpools in the U S. Hearings on the proposal are set for April.
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East Liverpool
Chamber of Commerce
Liverpool
United States
Orphaned Boy Crushed In Sled Car Accident
An orphaned boy suffered a fractured skull after being crushed between a sled and a passing car. Companions escaped with minor injuries. The motorist stayed in the highway center, believing the sled would pass, due to slippery road conditions. The injured boy was taken to Indiana Hospital in critical, unconscious condition.
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Indiana
Lions Ladies Night raises club spirit despite weather
Members and guests from Clearfield and Johnstown braved bad weather for Lions and Lionesses Ladies Night. At 12 30 the group departed after unanimous praise for the event described as the most enjoyable ever. Committee members were Ben Marshall Earl Lieb H E Nixon and A J Stahura.
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Clearfield
Johnstown
Ben Marshall
Earl Lieb
H. E. Nixon
A. J. Stahura
Floyd Gibbons Reflects On 1930 And Cosmos
Floyd Gibbons interviews Doc Millikan on eternity and energy. Millikan suggests Earth may cycle energy rather than end, offering optimistic view for humanity. Also notes 1930 was worst for undertakers, healthier for public health, per Metropolitan Life data, urging thrift and reflection as year ends.
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Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
United States
Canada
States
Dominion
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