Mellon Predicts 1931 Revival and Tax Revenue Rise
International News Service reports Mellon predicts a business revival by mid-1932 with higher government receipts. Estimated customs revenue reach 612 million dollars and miscellaneous internal revenue about 675 million for 1932. Tax reductions elimination could add 70 million in income and corporate taxes.
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Robert x. Thornbungh
International News Service
Waitington
Seersbury
Treasury
Mellon
Turiel
Concre
Tis
Congress
Christmas trees to arrive for season in PA area
The PA Newc notes Christmas trees coming from Canada and Maine. It reports a healthy county health picture with little communicable disease and strong school attendance. It urges buying football game tickets for friends who cannot afford general admission.
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Canada
Maine
Daily Weather Report Summary Line
Daily weather report notes a high temperature of 24 degrees and a low of 28 with no precipitation. River stage reported at 4.6 feet.
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Daily Weather Report
U.S
Philadelphia Ball Team President Dies Suddenly
William F. Baker president of the Philadelphia National League club died in his hotel suite in Montreal at the Ritz Carlton during the National Association of Minor Leagues annual meeting. He was 67, with his wife by him, and had suffered heart trouble for about a year. Baker had not long headed the Phillies, having joined the club about ten years ago.
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Kilgallen
Montreal
Que
William F. Baker
Philadelphia National League
National Association of Minor Leagues
JAM International
Baker
Ritz-Carlton
New York
M Baker
Jerry Nugent
Nugent
Phillies
Matinee for Children Offers Food Instead of Money
Speet Marousis, manager of the Penn theatre, presents a Saturday morning children matinee at 10:15 am on December with admission paid in food. Only under sixteen admitted, all contributions go to the Mayor's Relief Committee. Foods like canned beans, peas, spinach, celery, cabbage, chard, or sugar accepted.
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Susie Smithers
Maggie
Speet Marousis
Penn Theatre
Man and Woman Die in Camden Auto Crash
An unidentified young woman and a middle aged man died after two cars collided on the White Horse Pike near Magnolia New Jersey early today. Philadelphia motion picture theater manager John T. O'Rourke, of the Key Theater, is badly hurt and not expected to live. A card bearing the name A M Freeman was found on the man. Dobbins of Barrington drove the truck involved. The victims were burned beyond recognition.
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Iiternational News Service
Camden
N. J
White Horse Pike
Magnolia
Tod
Philadelphia
Motion Picture Theater
A.M. Freeman
John T. O'Rourke
The
Key Theater
O'Rourke
Paul Dobbins
Barrington
N. 2
Auto Immediately Bulloes
New York Woman Robbed Of Gems In Pittsburgh
Mrs. Tr win M Quinn of New York reported to police that three young men robbed her of jewels valued at 87490 after an assault during a downtown Pittsburgh car ride. She identified the trio and described a wild sequence ending with their departure and release. The report also notes a separate Brazil disaster in Porta Nova do Gunha where a dynamite depot explosion killed 24 and injured 12.
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New York
Pittsburgh
Physematiamel
Trwin M. Quinn
Quire
Banedits
Goss
Sehiae
Ais. Quinn
Senator Norris Seeks Probe of Steel Price Boost
Senator Norris of Nebraska called on the Department of Justice to investigate a reported more than $1 per ton boost in steel prices. The move follows a press account alleging steel producers conspired to raise costs as the government spends hundreds of millions on a public works program to reduce unemployment.
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International News
Washington
Dry
Department of Justice
Norris Rr
Nebraska
Doak Expected to Win Labor Secretary Confirmation
A Washington scan of Hoover era appointments shows Willliam Doak likely to secure Senate confirmation as Secretary of Labor despite uneasy prospects for Tariff and Power Commission nominees. The process features fights over several choices as Senator Swanson endorses Doak, silencing AFL objections.
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Senate
Sone
William KK
Supchinson
Wallington
Dec
Rious
Willum Doak
Labor
James J. Davis
Nny
Doak
Swanson
Virginia
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Wet Bloc Starts Battle On Drys
The wet bloc led by an executive committee plans a new offensive against prohibition aiming for repeal or modification. They propose a modification committee to be enlarged at a general meeting and will push a provision in the treasury appropriation bill to prohibit government liquor controls.
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William S. Neal
International News Service
Washington
Secont
Treasury
Oil Fire Damages Brooklyn Tanks in Major Blast
A series of explosions and fire at Standard Oil in Brooklyn damaged 2 million dollars in tanks and warehouses. Flames spread across the East River, one fire boat ignited, hundreds of thousands of gallons of oil lost, and the Williamsburg area feared as 30 engine companies battled the blaze to protect homes and buildings.
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Serene CS
Irl
St Ieeiay
New York
Standard Oil Company of New York
Brooklyn
East River
Wno
Williamsburg
Mother and three children die in Montville fire
A mother, Mrs. Vanda Gurden, 25, and her children Madeline three and a half, Fred Jr. two, and Jean one perished when a bungalow burned in Montville New Jersey. The fire left the family with no survivors.
Nye Committee Pushes Forward In Funds Probe
The Nye Senate campaign investigation reports new expenditures data from Pennsylvania for the Davis-Brown ticket. The panel expects further revelations on the Davis-Brown, Davis-Grundy, and related campaigns as it travels from Harrisburg to New York, aiming to total over 1 million dollars in disclosed spending.
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Nye
Pierce International News Service
Washington
Nye Senate Campaign
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Secretary of State of
Denial Woman Aboard R101L Disaster Angers Inquiry
Sir John Simon refutes reports that Winifred Spooner, noted British aviatrix, was aboard the R-101L when it burned in France. He states there was no woman among the 48 dead and dismisses drunkenness claims aboard the airship. The inquiry, begun amid sensational headlines, clarifies Spooner’s absence from the fatal flight en route to Cape Town.
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LON LI ol _Winifred Spooner
France
Sir John Simon
Sir John
Miss Spooner
John
Cape Town
Spooner
Ttalian
Alumni Benefit Game At Stadium Draws Strong Ticket Sales
Brisk sales reported for a Saturday alumni game at Laggart Field. Many individuals hold tickets for the big benefit event between the high school grid team and the Alumni. Dust Connery leads the Alumni with Dr Philip E in charge of the organizing committee amid unusually warm turnout.
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Pies
Laggart Field
Connery
Philip E
Ambiguous sports note from unnamed teams and players
An unclear summary of a practice session at a stadium with references to players Harper Day and Rulps Day and interference from crowding, mentioning a final workout for Harper's father and State College ties, with lingering difficulties in assembling the squad.
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Aioe Lesal
All Bas
Che
Dr. Lamers
Harper
Death Record for Mrs Mary J Glass and others
An obituary note lists Mrs Mary J Glass aged 84 of East Brook Matian, Mrs Aiery Camblin of Pittsburgh, Pn Willian S Binning of Sta Dulsa Ukia, and Joseph Kutache aged 65 of Wanyaim.
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Mary J. Glass
East Brook
Willian S. Binning
Sta
Dulsa
Ukia
W Joseph Kutache
Wanyaim
Special To Tie Neos
Fragmentary text shows garbled names and places with no clear events. It references Holly Wood, Cal, Bee and various garbled phrases. The readable content does not present a coherent story, date, or identifiable entities suitable for a summary.
Plane crash ends flight from Cleveland to Louisville
In Wooster Ohio on December 4 a Continental line air mail plane en route from Cleveland to Louisville crashed near Berea. Pilot Marvin O'Dell was injured. the craft damaged. The Cleveland to Louisville segment was interrupted as the wreckage caused measures to transfer the crew to another aircraft for continuation to Louisville.
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Mpalgiecht
Chia
Marvin G'Dell
Clevelard
Louisville
Frierd Sry
Wooster
Linus Comuses
Clevehine
Grewaid
Bere
Marvin O'Dell
pRscwers
Clevelland
Mil
Atlicigls
Cleveland
O'Dell
Clevelis
Lewisville
Six Fugitives From Matteawan Hunted After Major Escape
Six ceremonial suspects believed at large in New York today after escaping the Matteawan State Hospital for the Criminally Insane. A former inmate aided, marking the most daring escape since 1913. Authorities pursue the trio of getaway runners and the accomplice.
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Matteawan
Thaw
New York
da i
Thei Sarerce
Minieawei Hospital
Tee Gare
Ba Tree Quer
Timate
Stahlnecker May Get Cabinet Post
Fragment ends suggest Stahlnecker may seek a cabinet role with undercurrent of electoral politics. Text is garbled with names like Pinchot and faith-based workers referenced. no clear event date or outcome is established. continuation on page two implied.
Fragmentary OCR Note on Names and Events
A garbled OCR passage mentions various names and phrases with no clear coherent event. It reads like disordered fragments possibly referring to people, dates, and actions but lacks complete sentences or identifiable reporting elements.
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