Catholics Return After Diamond Jubilee rites in Shreveport
More than 30 Catholic delegates return from the St Vincent's diamond jubilee in Shreveport as Father N F Vanderaer leads the ceremony of consecration of the main altar. The event honors the founding of the convent and draws priests and lay representatives from across the diocese.
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Shreveport
St. Vincent's
Pather N. F. Vanderaer
St. Sang Catholic Church
Shout
Gotock
Father Vandegeer
Pupi'l
At Matthew's High School
Ucted
Eee
Dioces Golemnly
J. C. Marsh
Tion
Brilliant Cabinet Dinner Signals Capitol Social Season
A White House dinner opened Washingtons social season with 48 guests at the main event and 30 more later for a musicale in the East Room. Senator James J. Davis and James N. Doak attended. Secretary Hyde was absent in the city.
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Washington
White House
Capitol
Plustice Taft
Wer Good
James J. Davis
Labor
James N. Doak
Hyde
Combination Ship and Plane Service to Be Initiated By Cunard
Havana dispatch reports Cunard Steamship Line and Pan American Airways will start a combined ship and air service from New York to Havana beginning December 30. The operation will run between New York and Miami with passengers flying from Miami to Havana.
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Cunard
United Press
Havana
Cunard Steamship Line
Pan-American Airways
New York
Miami
Cincinnati Enquirer acquires Tribune in merger
The Cincinnati Commercial Tribune prints its final edition as its business and good will are taken over by the Cincinnati Enquirer, ending the morning daily's run dating back to 1792.
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United Press _ICINCINNATI
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Cincinnati Enquirer
Musterole Heats Up Relief for Cold Symptoms
Advert explains Musterole as a mustard camphor counter irritant for head chest or throat colds. Claims quick relief by stimulating blood flow and drawing out pain. Recommends hourly use for five hours and notes adult and children's versions sold by druggists.
Wholesale prices continue to fall in November
New York December 3 wholesale prices slid further with a 13 percent drop in the index from November 1 to December 1. The decline, though steep, was less than October to November. Since August 1 1929 the Dan index shows a 16.3 percent overall decrease by December 1 1930 with broad declines across all groups.
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United Press New York
R. G. Dun and Company
Dan
Boy Scouts to Collect Toys for Christmas Aid
Scout executives announce a Monroe and West Monroe drive to gather discarded toys. Troops will repair items and deliver cheer to children, starting Saturday with assigned streets from DeSiard to Pine and beyond, ending in the Park and Grand areas.
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Scoutmasters
Louisiana Training Institute
Boy Scouts
L. R. Simpson
Monroe
West Monroe
Santa Claus
DeSiard Street
Pine
Riverfront
10Th Street
Hudson
6Th Street
Glenmar
Th Street
Erin
Park Avenue
Park
Power Plant
Pairview
DeSiard
Murder Mystery and Hidden Fates at Simms Mill
A bold crime saga unfolds around Bobby Thatcher and Geoffrey Fitz Thorpse as investigators chase the Simms millions and uncover deceit. Long strands of love hate avarice and ambition entangle Domana Coves and ER Jones in a dangerous pursuit of truth.
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Steele
Geoffrey Fiitz
Thorpse
Simms
ER. Jones
Domana
Bobby
Scout Troop Routes Map Local Work Orders
Youth groups list path and tasks for Layton Apple and Jack McEnery areas moving from South Grand to railroad and river to rail line. Emergency troop to assist Purremount theatre Saturday with extra cells and toy repairs noted.
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Layton
Apple
South Grand
Jack McEnery
McEnery
River
West Monroe
Brownville
Purremount Theatre
Food for Destitute in St. Louis to Get 1000 Baskets
Prominent St. Louis residents organized a weekly distribution plan to provide at least 1000 food baskets for the destitute in the city.
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United Prep
ST. Louis
With Only Year to Live Clerk Takes Final Fling
A New York payroll clerk James L. Person aged 25 told a physician he had a year to live from tuberculosis. He used $5,000 for a final fling, then surrendered to authorities and faces six months to three years in prison. Each basket will feed a family of four for two days.
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Clerk
New York
James L. Person
Person
Squatters stake claims on strip of costly land
In Oklahoma City police guarded a six block by one hundred foot strip of abandoned Rock Island right of way downtown to prevent squatters from staking land slated as a parkway. Sam Bartell led claims under the 1890 townsite act as new notices appeared and authorities cleared areas repeatedly.
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Oklahoma City
Ralzeed
Rock Island Railroad
Sam Bartell
Oklahoma Indian Territory
W. A. Wallace
Rock Island
Aged farmer killed in row over stray horses
Piggott Arkansas, December 3. R G Knuckles, an aged farmer, was shot and killed following a quarrel with George Johnson over reimbursement for keeping Johnson’s stray horses. Johnson, jailed pending investigation, admitted the shooting claiming self defense. witnesses say Knuckles was threatened with a knife.
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Piggott
Ark
R G. Knuckles
George Johnson
Johnson
Knuckles
Hoover to Stay at Desk in Short Congressional Session
President Hoover plans to remain at his desk for the entire short session of Congress. The White House said no Florida trip is planned this year due to the press of business.
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Southeast
William O'Neil
Genera! Tire and Byster Company
Akron
Atlanta
Genera
Southeastern
R. W. Woodruff
Ty Goce Cola Company
White Motor Truck Company
Mr. O'Neil
Hoover
Washington
Congress
White House
Florida
Another Cold Wave Looms Across Midwest Today
Chicago dispatch says a new cold wave was due in the Middle West with the weather bureau predicting a sharp temperature drop in the northern plains and upper Mississippi valley today.
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Mid
Chicago
Middle West
Weather Bureau
Plains States
Mississippi Valley
Doctor Braving Blizzard Saves Life In Idaho Cabin
Dr Don Numbers battled a Idaho blizzard to reach an emergency operation at a Burgdorf area cabin near Squaw Meadows three miles from McColl. An urgent telephone message to Numbers reported a patient dying as he fought the semi-twilight storm with snowshoes and tears.
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Boise
Idaho
Burgdorf
Don S. Numbers
Don J. D. Monroe
Monroe
Little
Squaw Meadows
McColl
Numbers
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