Dr Wiebe Accepts Texas Post At State Fish Body
Dr A H Wiebe will leave Fairport after seven years at the biological station to join the Texas state fish game and oyster commission in Austin. He will study fish culture stream pollution and respiration physiology, continuing similar work as in Fairport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Wiebe
State Fish, Game and Oyster Commission of Texas
Austin
Texas
Wiebe
Fairport Biological Station
Fairport
Father Coughlin Attacks Faking Charges In Court
Hundreds crowded the Detroit county building as Father Coughlin testified on stock dealings and bank reports. He condemned political spoils and urged good men in public life while criticizing Roosevelt and urging a conservative party.
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Free Press
Coughlin
Little Flower of Jesus
Detroit Bankers Company
Stair
Roosevelt
Harry B. Keidan
Patrick H. O’brien
Father Coughlin
Harding
Jackson
West Liberty Fair ends with large crowds and prizes
The 71st annual West Liberty fair drew about 15 000 attendees on Wednesday with a larger projected turnout for the final day. Demonstrations by 3 townships featured Misses Leota Hildebrand and Evelyn Maxson, winners parade of prize stock, and a schedule including derbies, furlong races, a chariot race, vaudeville acts, and a platform dance.
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Waterloo
Gosher
Wapsie Plus
Leota Hildebrand
Evelyn Maxson
Harry Naumann
Waterloo Dairy Congress
J. M. Addleman
West Liberty Band
Merrill Company
West Branch
Des Moines
West Liberty
Fred Warren
Woodlawn
Calif
Will Warren
Donald Mosher
Ontario
Bertha Mosher
Arthur Ireland
Murphysboro
John Ireland
Atabasa
Wilbur Wilson
Fannie Stewart
Derailment Fatal to Two Trainmen
Two trainmen died in a derailment that left cars submerged along the Pennsylvania line near Riverdale Maryland. Rail officials cited reduced speed orders while other witnesses said the train seemed to run fast to recover time lost. Rescue teams evacuated passengers as clerks in the mail car sorted mail amid the wreckage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Johnson
Railroad
Martin J. Keane
Riverdale
Prince Georges County
Pennsylvania Railroad
Washington
Nation eyes open shop pact as codes near fruition
Johnson appeals for confidence in prosperity amid wartime policy. He cites over 1.5 million voluntary blue eagle agreements and a steady monthly influx while industries sign codes for public hearings. Nearby, visitors stay with local families as extended kinfolk visit Davenport.
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Roosevelt
Johnson
Nurse Drops Charge Against Polo Player
A nurse declines to press or continues to pursue charges against polo player Smith. An affidavit and complaint remain on file as the case moves forward despite her absence from a scheduled appearance reference.
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Smith
Atlantic Coast Storm Ravages Coast and Inland Areas
The hurricane battered the Atlantic coast with flooding and wrecked shore resorts. Ten lives died in Virginia as ships, coast guard craft, and vessels battled high seas. Madison liner reached Norfolk with two missing. Norfork and Cape May communities faced widespread damage and marooned families.
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Madison
Norfolk
Chesapeake Bay Line
Baltimore
Coast Guard
Washington
Maryland
Carolinas
Virginia
Kohler
Virginia Beach
Willoughby Spit
Cape Henry
Wildwood
N. J
Cape May
North Carolina
Kitty Hawk
Nag’s Head
Albemarle Sound
Easton
Long Island Sound
Montauk
Long Island
New York
Two Seamen Lost In Hurricane Off Virginia Coast
Norfolk reports the hurricane battered the steamship Madison as two crewmen Lycurgus Lawrence of North Carolina and Edward Corbett of Newfoundland were swept overboard. The Madison, damaged and in distress, limped to port with passengers wearing life preservers after enduring towering waves and a tidal first blow described by Captain William Heath.
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Norfolk
Madison
Virginia
Lycurgus Lawrence
North Carolina
Edward Corbett
New Foundland
William Heath
Storm Claims Two C C C Members In Belt Mountains
A sudden storm in the Belt mountains near Great Falls Montana killed two civilian conservation corps members Lt Robert Gilmore of New York and Harry Halverson about 40 of Avon Ferry Montana. In a separate note the Euclid Avenue airport at Willoughby Ohio won a contract for weather observation flights in the Cleveland territory.
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Great Falls
Mont
Civilian Conservation Corps
Robert Gilmore
New York State
Harry Halverson
Anyon Ferry
Belt Mountains
Here
Euclid Avenue
Willoughby
Ohio
Cleveland
Large Stores Fight Over Codes Debating False Ad and Labor Costs
Merchants from New York to Wanamaker's join a wrangle on code compliance. Namm warns price cutting harms labor and manufacturers as false advertising and undercutting fear spreads, urging fair practice sections and recovery administration approval to prevent costly price wars and unsafe labor practices. Houlihan echoes concerns over misleading ads. Whiteside notes willingness to approve fair provisions if equitable. Reihl reinforces consumer protection against undercutting advertisers.
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Recovery Administration
New York
Main Street
Houlihan
A. D
Whiteside
Harry W. Reihl
St. Louis
Better Business Bureau
Iowa Briefs Merge Lumber Groups In State
Four lumber groups joined to form the Iowa Retail Lumber Dealers association at a meeting in the state. The four clubs named include the Iowa Lumber and Material Dealers association the South eastern Iowa Lumbermen's association and the Eastern Iowa Lumbermen's association. Eldora reports Rev H Harms elected as Missouri Synod president and Luther Day school superintendent H C Mueller of Fort Dodge. Cedar Rapids lists new Iowa Retail Grocers and Meat Dealers officers led by William Ehlers and others. Keokuk reports 19 year old Albert Phillips of Sandusky died from injuries after a car collision in Lincoln County.
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THE
Associated Press
Iowa Retail Lumber Dealers’ Association
Iowa Lumber and Material Dealers’ Association
Southeastern Iowa Lumbermen’s Association
Eastern Iowa Lumbermen’s Association
Eldora
Missouri Synod of the Lutheran Church
H. Harms
Trinity Lutheran Church
Davenport
H. C. Mueller
Fort Dodge
Lutheran Day Schools
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Retail Grocers and Meat Dealers Association
William Ehlers
Albert Minnis
Des Moines
August Sunderbruch
Alvin G. Keyes
Keokuk
Albert Phillips
Sandusky
George Lenhart
Lincoln, I
150 Office Workers Stricken by Food Poisoning
One hundred fifty Dun and Bradstreet employees fell ill after a luncheon in a cooperative restaurant run by the firm. Police suspect egg salad sandwiches caused the food poisoning and are continuing inquiries.
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New York
Dun and Bradstreet, Inc
Airports rise by 99 in US for July 1933 data
The Department of Commerce reports 99 more airports for July 1933, bringing total U S airports to 21386. Of these, 631 are partially or fully lighted for night use, reflecting growing airfield capacity.
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Department of Commerce
United States
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Dr. Wiebe
Fairport Laboratories
State Fish Commission
W. C. Anderson
Carrie McClunn
Don Miller
Altoona
J. L. Peters
Ivan Peters
Patricia
Tucson
Ariz
Peters
Anna Croxen
Atlantic Coast
Sea Cliff
N. Y
Coatesville
Lnicago
Chicago
Cuaicaco
Caribbean
New York City
Empire State Building
Storm
Iowa Briefs
Tiurg
Petter Drug & Chemical Corp
Malden
Mass
Olay Carter
Carter
C. M. Co
Walnut St
Iowa
Iowa Ave
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