Royal Family Visits Pope Pius XI at Vatican
Belgium's King Albert Queen Elizabeth Princess Marie Jose and others visit Pope Pius XI at the Vatican marking a ceremonial audience. The event mirrors the December visit of King Victor Emmanuel and Queen Elena with guards in attendance and blessings for Marie Jose on her forthcoming engagement to Crown Prince Humbert.
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Vatican City
Vii
Pope Pius XI
Europe
Albert
Elizabeth
Marie Jose
Vatican
Victor Emmanuel
Elena
Eternal City
St. Peter's Square
Halla
Marie
Humbert
Golden Age Promiseof Jewish Emigration to Spain
Dr Margoshes cites a formal gold age of Jewish history inviting scientists philosophers and writers including Spinoza. He forecasts 70 000 to 80 000 Spanish speaking Jews in the Americas and argues Spain benefits economically from Jewish migration through employment capital and stronger US Spain ties. He estimates a $10 000 000 international fund and $60 000 000 yearly remittances from the United States.
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Spain
United States
Europe
Frugal marriage trial ends with formal ceremony
A Chicago man William Kenneth Moyer and Wisconsin resident Ethel Oylette Amelia Oen marry under a deliberate plan to produce a child. The pair, guided by Magistrate Asher M. Stoudt, streamlined the ritual and asked only essential questions before formalizing the union under state authority.
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William Kenneth Moyer
Chicago
Illinois
Ethel Olgette Amelia Ocn
Sun Prairie
Dane
Wisconsin
Ethel Oylette Amelia Oen
Abner Moyer
Asher M. Stoudt
Stoudt
Ethel Oylette Amelia Quen
Ans
Stondt
The
Commonwealth of
Simple wedding vow shocks small town readers in Pennsylvania
A minimal offbeat marriage in Souderton featured a vow snappily described as the simplest ceremony possible. The groom, Meyer Moyer, recently moved to Chicago after two years in town, and the bride, a tall, blue-eyed Norwegian-American woman, debuted her unconventional union with a brief, experimental ritual.
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Pennsylvania
Meyer
Moyer
Souderton
Chicago
Madison, Wis
Stocks At 1:00 In New York Trade Drift Lower
Industrial stocks were unsettled as bears attacked motor shares after Nash earnings. Chrysler Nash General Motors Studebaker fell about a point from Monday, while Sears Roebuck Montgomery Ward gained. Oils held steady despite higher crude production and lower eastern gasoline prices. Call money 4.5 percent. Investors quietly bought favored shares, anticipating higher prices later in the year. market remained dull with bears waiting to cover.
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New York
Big Bears
Nash
Chrysler Motor
General Motors
Studebaker
Bears
Sears Roebuck
Montgomery Ward
Woolworth
Steck
Fox Film
Allegheny Corp
Can
Power
Atlantic
Barnsdall
Cesse
Beth Steal
Seeese
Chrysler
Yscseeenyee
Seyeee
Fox Film Vicsesseesee
Graham Paige
Eereey
Gen
Motors
Ty Hud
Hupp Motor
Ypenee Bum
Kennecott Copper
Kolstey Radio
Tous
Elec
Vieeee
Mid. S. Oil
Nat
Eye
N Am Corp
UBM
Nat Bellas Hess Co
Packard Ccscessereve
Path Ex Inc
Penna RR
Keith O
Sinclair Cons Oil
Vexag
Sseceenan
United Gorp
Ugi Wi
Seereeese
US Leath Co
Overland Wi
E Peer
Warner Bros
Iasse
West Flee
Ccseeees
West Air Brake
US Steel
Erree
Prohibition Debate Shapes Wet Block Movement
Prohibition policy shifts spark talk of jail terms fines and civil actions as wets in Congress plan a unified platform. Maryland representative Linthicum and others organize meetings after a forecasted Senate delay on the army bill and enforcement fights. County officials outline expenses detailing poor relief court improvements and road funding.
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Senate
J. Charles Linthicum
Maryland
Committee For
Guardian
Sproul
Schafer
County Tax Levy Stalls Over General Fund Costs
The report notes a continuing discussion on a county tax levy, with reference to a 4 mill levy for the general fund intended to cover all expenses. The article details growing concern over fiscal allocations and the impact on taxpayers as deliberations proceed.
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General Fund
Blonde Slayer Continues on the Run
Police hunt the trio who fled after a December 27 New Castle Butler road robbery ended with Paul killed. Private Ernest Moore and a station wagon occupant were involved, while four year old Donald Schroeder, held in Bellaire then Butler, claimed his mother shot two state cops and described other crimes across the tri state area.
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Paul
Ernest Moore
New Castle-Butler
Here
Butler
Moora
Interpolice
Butler Barracks
Tri-State
Prince of Wales Godson Near Teddy Bear Encounter
Little David Metcalfe, godson of the heir to the British throne, did not join big game hunting in South Africa with the Prince of Wales. He was photographed close to a teddy bear, sharing a moment at the event.
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South Africa
Prince of Wales
Little David
Alexandria Metcalfe
Theane
Senate boosts woolen duties to record levels
Senate finished woolen tariffs and moved to rayon and silk with plans to complete by nightfall. It set new minimum and maximum woolen rates including 40 cents plus 35 percent ad valorem and 60 percent on yarn and 44 cents plus 65 percent on pile fabrics. House rates also raised duties on blankets felts and knitwear, while the basket close items saw higher protections.
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Senate
House
Indiana Names New Police Chief and Staff for 1930
John B. Stroble elected police chief of Indiana at 42, with Geo Connell stepping down after seven years. Edward Allen and Geo Anderson named assistants, Keller Harris kept salary, others to be hired at 40 cents per hour. Stroble to start January 15 after Keystone Coal Co. service. Ongoing committee selections include Street Young Simpson Streams, Finance Taylor Buterbaugh Books, Property Clark McHenry Matlin, Police Mack Thomas Hell. Council approves removal of old liver stable building, signage removal at Elks, gas line pumps for Risinger Bros, new fire plug at Oak Street Station Alley, and brick wall between firehouse sections.
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John
Jack) B. Stroble
Hannastown
Diana
Geo.Connell
Edward Allen
Geo. Anderson
Keller Harris
Stroble
Indiana
Keystone Coal Co
Greensburg
O’connell
O'Connell
Geo. O'Connell
George
Mack
Young, Simpson
Streams
Taylor
Buterbaugh
Clark, McHenry and Matlin
Thomas
Hell
Business Council
Liver
Nixon Alley
Carpenter Avenue
Boggs and McGregor
Firs Company
Taylor Case Clarifies Involvement In Drug Trade Allegations
Federal inspectors stated that Taylor has never been charged with drug transactions or connected to dope rings. Investigations of numerous drug distributing networks have not produced Taylor's name in any trafficking allegations, and authorities caution against unverified statements from informants.
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The
Edge
They
Sand J
Clem Peoples
Hefner
Folsom
Sands
Peoples Hefner
Taylor
Harvey Bell
Sheriff's Office
Bell
Folsom Prison
Hanis
Asa Keyes
Keyes
Fitts
Het
Red Cross Jrs Donate Gifts Across County for Peace
The Indiana County Junior Red Cross reports gifts drawn from county Juniors with plans to involve more schools. Each year Perry Point remembers 75 men, while 76 Christmas boxes are packed for Junior friends overseas. The message urges child to love child and disarm the heart for world peace.
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Red Cross Service
Perry Point
Indiana County
New Century Club Meeting
The mid winter gathering in Community Hall featured reports from all committees highlighting ongoing work and future plans. Members were urged to join the publicity committee while Mrs De Gaetano led a program of two piano duets and a two act monologue Bargain Day. A social hour followed chaired by Mrs Kanable Henderson and Smathers.
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New Century Club
de Gaetano
Thelma Gorhead
J. A. McCamey
Guy Kanable
J. I. Henderson
Anna Smathers
Dr Smith Heads Blairsville Borough Council Election
Blairsville January 7 Dr H B Smith was re elected president of the Borough Council at the annual organization meeting. Boo Manager T G C North was re elected secretary William N Dickie re elected at the general election sworn in by Burgess G Overdorff. Ralph W Plowman borough treasurer and Ire Chief Paul H Snyder were re elected. Other borough officials to be elected at the regular meeting tonight Burgess Overdorff sworn in for his second term by Justice Ralph C Brown.
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Blairsville
H. B. Smith
T. GC. North
William N. Dickie
Burgess G
Overdorff
Ralph W. Plowman
Paul H. Snyder
Burgess Overdorff
Justice of the Peace
Ralph C. Brown
Revival meeting at Homer City continues through the 19th
A special revival began last Sunday at Everybody's Mission on Grant Street Homer City and will run nightly at 7 30 with Sunday matinees at 2 30 Evangelist Charles C Mourer of Cincinnati conducts services he preaches the old time gospel and also plays slide trombone hand saw solos and sings his own compositions He has 20 songs published and the meetings attract strong interest with topics including The Days of Noah The Great Tribulation and The Second Coming of Jesus
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Everybody's Mission
Grant Street
Homar City
Charles C. Mourer
Cincinnati
Canada
Gulf of Mexico
Evangelist Maurer
Nogh
Jesus
Thzek- Sal
Indiana Visit Links Detroit Pair To Home Of Plotzers
Mrs R A Plotzer and Bernard Plotzer of Detroit, visiting in the home of Mr and Mrs F B Plotzer of North Fifth street for a few weeks, plus Mrs C B Bell of Glen Commodelt visiting relatives in Indiana last evening. Several local residents traveled to Indiana for visits or business, including County officials, merchants, and farmers visiting friends or handling county affairs.
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R.A. Ploteer
Bernard Plotzer
Detroit
Michigan
Indiana
F. B. Plotzer
North Fifth Street
C. B. Bell
Glencommodelt
Nelatives
J. F. Hartick
Clune
Three Ernest Youths Arrested in Store Robbery
Ben Poloski Paul Smith and Duncan Lispi all twenty, confessed to stealing over 300 dollars worth of merchandise from Jefferson Supply Company in Ernest. Officers Marhaugh and Pastrick traced clues, recovered all loot, and lodged the trio in county jail within eleven hours.
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Ben Poloski
Paul Smith
Duncan Lispi
Ernest
Jefferson Supply Company
George Marhaugh
Tom Pastrick
Coal and Iron Police
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Blonde
Wale
NEA
London
David
England
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James W. Mack
Taylor Case
NEW Century Club Meeting
DR. Smith
Homer City
Gazette
R. N. Ray
Miami
Florida
J. W. Hastie
Freeport
Royden McHenry
Arthur Coleman
Tri State College
Angola
Charles R. Griffith
Marion Canter
Thomas Frantz
Rosdmoyne Miller
Board of County Viewers
David Krytzer
Rochester Mills
John Carson
Hevmer
Gill McCrea
Covitt House
Henry Hawa
Cherry Tree
Squire J. W. Myers
Davis
Yenteray
Truby
Mechanicsburg
Lafayetta W. Tuck
W. G. Baughman
Blacklick
M. H. Stewart
Clarksburg
C. H. Kirk
Anna Stewart
Merion Center
Marlin Olp
Marion Center
Thomas Jones
Lucerne
Ralph Cribbs
J.C. Smith
West Labanor
J. B. Selma
Glen Campbell
D. Hi. Piper
Charles Stiffler
Stafford
Frank Sensabaugh
Green Township
H. E. Spicher
Isaac Smith
W. J. Smith
Montgomery Township
Board of County Commissioners
Bert Allshouse
Washington Township
Thomas Hoffman
Buffington Township
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