Fish open to modification of prohibition enforcement
Congressman Henilten Fish Jr replies to a Daily Herald query, saying he is open minded on any form of modification within the Constitution that would improve enforcement of the Volstead Act. He notes no plan but reserves the option to adopt reforms that stay within constitutional bounds and strengthen enforcement, after districts in his 2nd congressional district voted wet by a large margin.
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Henilten Fish, Jr
J. Fish
Congress
Fish
Jin
Talcott Well
Manar
Highteerts
Armhand Arrested on Charges Looming in Goshen Case
Milam Splatter a farmhand linked to John Henderson on the Decker farm faces three serious charges stemming from a burglary and robbery at the Clark residence in Nicoleville. Henderson aided by Splatter attacked the Clark home, with Henderson later receiving a suspended sentence. A search of Henderson’s house recovered missing items and evidence tying Splatter to an implied assault and an unborn child claim. The defendants were brought before Justice Alfred Itn Chileville and await further action.
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Milam Splatter
John Henderson
Decker Farm
Howells
Goshen
E Sullivan
John Jergon
HE. F. Tanner
J. P
Justice of the Peace
Alfred Itn
Chileville
Te Clark
Nicoleville
Cecklace
Carpenter
Clark
Henderson
Hende
Jones
Alltes
Splatter
Splatth
Hend
New Year Greetings From The Paper Asks Patience
The paper extends New Year greetings to readers and friends and pledges a stronger better publication for 3¢, noting transition inconveniences as the new organization works to deliver timely copies and rectify any delays with speedy service.
Ridgebury Church Rededication Set With Ceremonies
Ridgebury Methodist church to be rededicated January 16 after August closure for alterations. Dr J J Henry will preach at morning services and preside at the Fourth Quarterly conference. Slate Hill chapel participates in evening services with Rev Thomas Falshaw delivering the sermon. Extensive changes include alcoves for choir pulpit and beginners, stained glass windows, redecoration, new carpets and lighting, brick vestibule doors, and a wide cement porch.
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Ridgebury Methodist Church
J. J. Henry
Henry
Slate Hill Chapel
Ridgebury
Thomas Falshaw
Wynkoop & Doty
Middletown
Ladies’ Aid
Epworth League
Brotherhoot
Slate Hill
Stove Blast Fires Home Injures Woman in New Milford
In Durlandville on January 6 a kitchen stove exploded at the Gross home. Mrs. William Gross sustained burns from coal and hot water, with damage about $1000 as windows plaster and interior suffered. The explosion occurred while Mr. and Mrs. Gross and their son were present. they extinguished the blaze.
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Durlandville
William Gross
New Milford
Burng
Gro
Gross
Ava Eoala
Moneylenders May Lose On Bonus Loans In Middletown
Middle town's first two World War veterans to obtain loans on adjusted compensation certificates were aided by private money lenders and got $5 each. Officials of the Middletown Chapter American Red Cross allege these leaders acted without authority and may not collect. Congress allowed a 20 year endowment policy as a form of bonus, but the act bars advances by private lenders. local bankers expect to accommodate future rediscounting once policy is clear, though they view veterans using certificates as collateral only for small cash advances as potentially self defeating.
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Middletown
American Red Cross
Congress
Grand Circuit adds Goshen and two more cities
Lexington dispatch reports dates for next trotting season and adds Detroit Grand Rapids Mich and Goshen N Y to the Grand Circuit schedule. Details list weeks for Toledo Kalama zoo Grand Rapids North Randall Goshen Syracuse Indianapolis Lexington and Atlanta with race weeks in July August September and October.
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Lexington
Detroit
Grand Rapids
Mich
Goshen
National
Toledo
Ohio
Kalamazoo
North Randall
Goston
N.Y
Syracuse
N. Y
Indianapolis
Loxington
Atlanta
Dairymen Co op Association Sees Best Year Yet
New York January 6 The Dairymen’s League Cooperative Association Inc with 40 000 members across the New York milk shed reports the best year in its history driven by self help and cooperation G W Slocum president says the industry benefits from the cooperative marketing system and may add 11000 annually to member income by reducing duplications freight rates and brokerage costs through united action
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New York
Dairymens, League Cooperative Association, Inc
Rat Association
G. W. Slocum
League
Stocum
Mr. Slocum
Saregnants
Slocum
Ela
Legislature 10 Resume Feud With Governor
Albany January 6. New York’s 150th legislative session opened amid talk of major problems including reapportionment taxation and crime law revision. Leaders named Russell Dunmore as majority leader in the Assembly, with Dunmore likely to head the body after Speaker McGinnies asserts prerogative. The Senate set John Knight as president and Ernest Fay as clerk as chambers organized for a week of committee work and gubernatorial budget messaging.
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Albany
U.P
Smith
New York State
G. 10. P
Special Reorganization Committee
Russell G. Dunmore
McGinnies
Dunmore
Golden
Vlanine
Assembly
Senate
Joseph A. M.ginnies
Fred W. Hammond
Harry Haines
Maurice Bloch
John Knight
Brahem
Ernest Fay
Bernard Downing
Charles Houghtaling
Poultry Show Opens at Madison Square Garden
The thirty eighth annual poultry show began yesterday at Madison Square Garden in New York. Over ten thousand specimens will be judged during four days ending Saturday night. Exhibits include poultry pigeons bantams waterfowl and stock equipment. About forty judges will award prizes in expanded space needing 12 000 more square feet than prior years.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Anniversary Dinner Observed by St George’s Society
The Girls' Friendly Society of St. George's Episcopal Church in Newburgh held its 40th anniversary dinner Tuesday evening at the parish house.
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The
Girls’ Friendly Society of
State Employes Salary Held Up By Red Tape Unwound
Albany Jan 6 The first effect of state government reorganization may delay January pay for several thousand state workers as new department heads have not certified transfer balances. Payroll checks hinge on approvals from the governor and finance chiefs, with civil service and comptroller reviews delaying the process. officials expect resolution within ten days.
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Albany
Executive Department
Civil Service Cnmovission
Civil Service Commission
Alice Kip Rhinelander Marriage Appeal Keeps Hope Alive
New Rochelle New York January 6 10 Her fortune in Santa Claus intact Mrs Leonard Kip Rhinelander still hopes to live with her husband after unsuccessfully appealing for an annulment on grounds of alleged race deception She says Some day Kip and I will live together again as she discusses the appeal court ruling upholding the marriage to the young aristocrat The former Alice Jones daughter of a negro taxi driver spoke of the case and her future with the Rhinelanders.
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New Rochelle
N. Y
Santa Claus
Leonard Kip Rhinelander
Uso
Kip
Alice Jones
Milk Spill Covers Road Near High View Creamery
A truck driven by Frank DeLuca of Middletown skidded off a four foot embankment near the High View Creamery on Tuesday, spilling 900 quarts of milk from 76 cases of bottled milk 60 cans of milk and four cans of cream. DeLuca and his father escaped injury though his father sustained a hand cut. The truck, hauling dairy products for Progressive Grocery Stores Inc New York, was towed to a nearby garage after minor damage. The milk was later sent by another DeLuca truck to New York for distribution.
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High View Creamery
Frank DeLuca
Middletown
High View Hotel
DeLuco
DeLuca
Progressive Grocery Stores, Inc
New York
J Bspencer Weed
Express Co employes Seek 12 percent wage increase
American Express Company workers in Middletown waiting on a board of arbitrators report on a requested 12 percent pay rise. The board heard evidence in New York City as Lewis Gwyn vice president opposed the increase citing war damages, inflation, and unprofitable contracts. Botlinger of the Order of Railway Expressmen presented flying cost data to justify the demand.
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American Xpress Company
Middletown
New York City
Lewis Gwyn
A Botlinger
Order of Railway Expressmen
Family Nearly Suffocated by Oil Stove Smoke
In Fair Oaks on January 5 the Harvey York family narrowly escaped asphyxiation from fumes from an oil stove left burning to protect plants. York was overcome by the smoke but was saved, and the stove was removed from the house.
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Fair Oaks
Harvey York
York
Federation of Women's Clubs Session Endorses Campaign
The Federation of Women's Clubs held its regular monthly session Tuesday afternoon at Universalis Parish logs. Dr Shelley presented a talk on the Toxine Antitoxin campaign, which the federation endorsed. The program was led by Mrs William Herman, with Mrs Albert Green delivering four recitations and Werhert HH Teller singing three selections including Hear Me Ye Wind and Waves Handel The Rosary Nevin and Buna Josephine McGill
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Federation of Women's Clubs
The
Universalis
Shelley
William Herman
Albert Green
Werhert HH
Teller
Handel
Nevin
Smith Urges Full Use Of New Government In Annual Message
Governor Smith argues for a reorganized government to improve public services and tax fairness in his annual message to the legislature. He endorses the 25 percent rebate on some taxes and recommends reform of the state tax system and administration. A Knights of Columbus event in Middletown is noted with installation January 16 and a charity card party January 13.
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Smith
Knights of Columbus
Middletown
Fort Jervis
Monticello
Goshen
Ernest Hammer
New York
John J. Cullinane
Kaigitog Columbus
Assembly
Albany
Takire
Vance
Foreign guns threaten Hankow during crisis
In Hankow on January 5 United States gunboats waited off the city to defend American property as anti foreign sentiment flared into violence against British interests. British concessions were guarded by Cantonese troops while U.S., Japanese, and French properties remained untouched amid tensions that began with a clash between locals and British sailors.
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Hankow
United States
Magnolia
Woolstan
Bee
Yangsee
Conecsion
Bidtias Rey Ot Bans
Three Lost After Blast Destroys French Barque Rihih eleu
In Curtis Bay the French barque Rihih eleu exploded and sank after a mysterious blast. Three men are missing and authorities called them dead. Thirty two people were injured, mostly deck hands, as flames raged for hours before the ship sank late at night. Thirty two injured, 29 deck hands, treated at hospitals. Ten French naval cadets escaped by abandoning ship upon Captain Jules Coren's orders.
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Baltimore
Januar
Rihiheleu
Curtis Bay
Jules Coren
Kiremon
Jared
Walukile Civic Club In Session Tuesday
The Walukile Civic Club met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs Ralph Smith’s home in Mechanicstown with eight members present. Miss Louise Dunning reported on Christmas field work and the Wall town quota of 160 was reached. A report on the League of Women Voters convention in Syracuse was given. The club adjourned to meet in February.
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Wall
Civic Claoh
Mra
Ralph Smith
Mechanice Taws
Louise Dunning
Wall Till
League of Women Voters
Syracse
Question on Orange County Commissioner of Jurors post
Local discussion grows over selecting a five year appointee to the Commissioner of Jurors post. The Board of Supervisors has moved toward establishing the office, with the Supreme Court justice and county officials to appoint. Several applicants from different parts of the county are under consideration as judges, county clerk, and attorney weigh the best choice for the five year term and the salary level.
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Orange County
Tia Justice
Supreme Cairn
Fding
Enantw
William B. Penoyar
Simon
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