Restrict Export Milk Plan Urges State Control
New York reports from the Four Price Milk Committee urges state control of all milk produced and consumed in New York and calls for federal action on interstate commerce. Gov. Smith authorized the study after a milk boycott and pledged aid if prices harmed public school children. The panel recommends bills to ensure supply and fair pricing.
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New York
New York State
Four Price
Gov. Smith
New York City
Biltmore
Transit Tieup Grips New York City Rail System
An AP report details a morning of disruption as the entire Interborough Rapid Transit System including subways elevated lines and several surface routes halted at 9 15 and did not resume until 9 46 caused by a power house outage. Thousands of commuters stalled in trains and stations saw ticket sales halted while the Stock Exchange opened late by 30 minutes.
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Associated Press
New York
Interborough
Manhattan
Power House
Stock Exchange
Cutting Glass Circles Literacy Note
A brief guide explains making straight cuts from the edge of a glass circle to break it into sections without crossing the circle line. It warns against cutting inside the circle line to avoid incorrect breaks.
Week of Prayer Program for City Churches
The union Week of Prayer services run each evening at 7 30 from January 1st to 11th with the theme An Awakened Church. Each night features a different church and speaker addressing a distinct aspect of awakening including national self examination world need cooperation revival of family religion and call for workers.
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Union
Webb Horton Memorial Presbyterian Church
E. VanDyke Wight D. CD
Willam F. Kettle
First Congregational Church
William F. Kettle
Forest P. Hunter
First Baptist Church
Forest P- Hunter
Thomas H. Saunders
St Paul's Methdist Episcopal Church
Maxwell W. Rice
Q. Kirkwood, DD
R Rice
Oklahoma boy not Billy Dansey confirmed at Bristow
Tulsa police chief denies that the recovered child is Billy Dansey of Hammonton New Jersey stating the real boy was found at Bristow and that the claimed mother has identified a different youngster Chief Austen promised a photo to Edward H White but remains certain the boy is not Dansey and the child has no East connection.
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New York
Tulsa
Okla
Billy Dansey
Brammonton
N. J
Austen
Collinsville
Edward H. White
Law and Order Committee
Hammonton
Thors
Perente
Bristow
Mr. White
Paul Morley Lee Weds Miss Pullen on Christmas Day
Miss Pauline Pullen daughter of William A. Pullen of Philadelphia marries Paul Morley Lee at her parents’ home on December 25. Rev Robert Littell officiates, a wedding breakfast follows at Bellevue Stratford. The couple will reside in Hammond Indiana where Lee works as a chief engineer with Indiana Gas & Electric.
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Fpoley Pullen
Wiliam A. Pullen
Philaccionia
Paul Morley Lee
G. Frederick Lee
Robert Littell
Tioga Presbyterian Church
Bellevue Stratlm
Mr. Lee
Lafayette College
Phi Gamm Delta
Era Indiana Gas & Ebeine Ts
Hammond
Ind
United Gas Improvement Co
Port Jervis Man Fined 2100 in New Jersey Court
A Port Jervis man named H Bowley was fined 2100 in a New Jersey court. He and two others faced charges related to machine ownership and operation at Lake Hopatcong. Bowley entered a plea and received fines with no prison sentence.
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Port Jervis
New Jersey
H Bowley
Tener
N.S
Browley
Hopatcong
Mormistexn N. J
Ghits
Policemen Guard Coasters on Washington Street
Police chief John D. and officers stationed along Washington Street guard the area to prevent disturbances and protect the public, keeping watch across key intersections and alleys as dawn approaches.
Engagement Announcement Sparks Celebration Across FloRden Street
Announcement of an engagement for Rose Kathryn to Angela Totta was made on Sunday in FloRden Street with many guests present. A musical program featured Prof. J Can enhso Miss Gertrude Bischoff Scar dini and J DeSantele. Out of town guests included FF Cantanza and family from ld report Thomas Lassards of Port Jer wie Mr and Mrs Jacek Fisher of Philadelphia Ta and Felice Cristino of Bridgeport.
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Mro
Mes S
Costanza
FloRden Street
Rose Kathryn
Angela Totta
J. Canenhso
Gertrude Bischoff
Scardini
J. DeSantele
FF. Cantanza and Family
Ld Report
Thomas Lassards
Port Jerwie
Jacek Fisher
Philadelphia
Felice Cristino
Lof
Congressman Ward Shown In Photogravure Section
Cong Ward of the 7th New York District appears in the Times photogravure in Sunday editions. The Times-Press media is promoted as an advertising medium with over 20 000 daily readers, per Adv.
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Ward
Charlies B. Ward
New York
New Yorkk Times
Apan
Times- Press
Adv
Census Enumerators Named for Orange County District
Census enumerators for the Second Assembly District of Orange County will begin January 2 to collect population data. Farm and industrial counts will extend about 30 days, while the general census should finish in two weeks after starting. Identifications and commissions will verify officials, with strict confidentiality and legal protections against misuse of data.
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Orange County
Congress
Irs
Ee Reparte
Harry S. Shorter To Take a Bride
The notice reports Harry S. Shorter plans to wed, with details of dates and places scattered in the OCR fragment. It mentions family and possible affiliations, but the readable portion centers on a forthcoming marriage and the individuals involved.
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Harry S. Shorter
Extradition Demand Sought For Former German Emperor
The Echo de Paris reports that Britain and France will demand the extradition of the former German Emperor from Holland as soon as the Peace Treaty takes effect. The decision reportedly stems from two December notes agreed by the allied governments.
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Associated Press
T Paria
Holland
Echo de Paria
Mecca Shrine Trip and Local Mishap Highlight October Issue
The Mecca Temple Meccan reports the Shriners visit to this city, noting new accessions and temple activities. It also recalls a motor mishap when Chief Charles Hawkins’ car slid on a wet street, narrowly missing a crowd as Mecca members kept vigil over the town’s safety.
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Turkey
Pia Amk
Charles 4Wim
Ate
Avrions
Mecca
Christmas Mail Heaviest Ever in U S History
Washington reports Christmas mail volume rose 50 percent from prior years with some facilities doubling. Delays were minimal as mail moved quickly after receipt, and New York led in December revenue with twenty four day total exceeding the previous year.
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Washington
Post Office Department
New York City
Local Ice Deliveries Resume by Area Dealers
New ice is arriving from local dealers as deliveries resume after a period of disruption. Reports indicate varied turnover and ongoing distribution efforts among merchants in the region.
Flood Danger Across France and Neighboring Rivers
Flood warnings spread as heavy rains swell rivers across France threatening widespread danger. Reports from Paris indicate Seine navigation hampered while Belgium faces renewed floods on the Meuse and Sambre Meuse basins and Rhine tributaries rise further.
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Paris
Dee
France
Seine
Belgium
Sambre
Meuse
Post Office Breaks All Mail Records During Christmas Week
Wartime mail volume surged as the post office processed a record number of pieces 143,103 stamps cancelled and 4,090 letters by hand. The machine effort and daily traffic paralleled peak holiday demand, with delivery staff handling unprecedented inbound letters and cards for every resident.
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Pesweeney
Atis
Tore Pyeree
Crooks Had Good Year Get Over 25 Million
Associated Press reports criminals committed ten thousand robberies nationwide, totaling over 22 billion? The article notes a 59 percent rise in robberies from the previous year and a dramatic increase in the value of stolen goods, highlighting widespread crime and losses.
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Crooks
Associated Press
New York
Death List and New Drink Stir In Early 20th Century Headlines
Reports from New York and Binghamton detail a disruptive intoxicant described as weed alcohol sold openly in drug stores and groceries. Three men, Adolph Panarelli John Romanelli and Samuel K Saleeby were arrested as organizers while authorities warn the ban does not apply to this beverage and note severe mental effects among devotees.
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Byre Associated Press
New York
United States
Adolph Panarell
Manhattan
John Romanelli
Brooklyn
Samuel K. Saleeby
Panarelli
Connecticut
Hartford
Binghamton
Larae
Teta
Amaking
New York City
Turner Christias
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Price
Progress On Leatherwear Co. Factory
Leatherwear Company of America
5. M. Higginson Company
Washington Street
Oklahoma
Elani
Avente
John D
Anne Pare Chaudren
Rarden
Seoutheast
Red Cross
Sohn
Mr. Sorter
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Cape
Yostry
Altmann
Higham
York
Segis Pontiac
John HL
Solomon
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Cheapina
Kotte
Crimea
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