Lusk Miller to Exit as Public Service Faces Sessions
Two more council sessions this week will retire Councilmen Bes Lusk and Hiram G. Miller while Mayor Dunlap and Councilman Burns serve on. Davies, Genkinger, and Tyler join January 4 with shifts expected in health, fire, and street departments as power lines form.
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Hiram G. Miller
Dunlap
Burns
D. ©. Davies
Lusk
New Castle
Davies
Genkinger
Tyler
Walter V. Tyler
Fire and Health
Miller
D. O. Davies
Health and Fire
Civil Service
Health Department
Health and Fire Departments
Can Hen Lay Two Eggs In One Day
Morgantown West Virginia December 28 A university poultry farm experiment tests whether certain Leghorn hens with doubled laying organs can be bred to exceed the world record of 346 eggs in a year.
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Morgantown
W. Va
State University
Poue
Sixteen Die in Midwest Cold Spell Across Cities
A widespread cold wave across the Midwest and West claims sixteen lives in 24 hours, with Chicago reporting fourteen deaths and Detroit two. Fires linked to overheating drain city resources, with Chicago losses alone at about 1 million dollars. San Antonio endures its coldest period since 1918 while other towns report major blazes and substantial damages.
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International News Service
Chicago
Detroit
Terre Haute
Ind
Williston
S. D
Butte
Mont
San Antonio
Courts to Settle Business Disputes Under New Law
Secretary Hoover notes a January 1 effective federal act will allow establishment of arbitral tribunals for domestic and foreign trade to settle disputes by agreement. Studies by the commerce department show broad support among lawyers jurists and American business leaders for the plan. Trade associations boards of trade and exchanges may form the arbitration bodies.
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Washington
Hoover
Commerce Department
Boards of Trade
Pennsylvania Gas Station Boom Outpaces Car Growth
The Philadelphia Inquirer notes 40,000 filling stations now with 500 more opening monthly and suggests the nation may reach a highway of gas and garages. It cites wholesalers data averaging 60,000 gallons per station yearly and questions the implied ratios of stations to people and cars.
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Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Inquirer
Longest Dogs Derby Sets 173 Mile Banff Race
Banff Alberta hosts a world championship dog derby in February 11 at the Banff Winter Carnival. The Calgary to Banff course to Great Divide and back will cover 173 miles, 23 miles longer than the Palmer Derby, with the Strongheart Trophy and $1,000 awarded to the winners. Teams travel from Calgary to 5,300 feet, via Lake Louise, returning to Banff for a 173 mile race.
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Banff
Alberta
Calgary
Great Divide
London Women Puff In Smoking Suits
London reports a new feminine trend as women adopt the smoking suit composed of jackets and trousers in Chinese style with heavy embroidery. Worn to fashionable smoking parties this season, the outfits feature dark colors and cigarettes replacing teacups.
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Milady
London
Thanking Friends for Kindness After Loss
The Schmidt family expresses gratitude to friends relatives and neighbors for their kindness during our mother and wife’s illness and death and for the flowers. Andrew Schmidt and family.
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Andrew Schmidt
Eleven Arrested in Massive Fraud Probe T:
Federal officials unveil losses approaching five million dollars in the Consolidated Realty and Theaters Corporation case. Eleven executives and associates, including Frederick H. Gruneburg and his son, face arraignment in U S district court with victims spanning more than 3000 investors including teachers and Chicago counsel Leon Hornstein.
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International News Service
Chicago
Consolidated Realty and Theaters Corporation
James H. Wilkerson
United States District Court
Florida
Illinois
Indiana
K. P. Aldrich
Moving Picture Company
Clinton
Indianapolis
Leon Hornstein
Harry G. Hardin
Frederick H. Gruneberg
New Orleans
Frederick H. Gruneberg, Jr
94 Year Old Newsboy Leaves $50 000 Estate
Francis Gurks a 94 year old newsboy known for crying his papers on Portland streets died Thursday leaving nearly $50 000 to the United States Bureau of Education. He had no known relatives and his true name is believed to be O E Green.
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Portland
Ore
Francis Gurks
United States Bureau of Education
Gurks
O. E. Green
Talking In Sleep Leads To Divorce
Mrs. Margaret V. Gladhill was granted an absolute divorce from William R. Gladhill on grounds of misconduct. Testimony stated he feigned sleep to anger his wife and talked of other women.
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Hagerstown
Margaret V. Gladhill
William R. Gladhill
Gladhill
Judge Emery Hands Down Court Opinions Today
Judge Emery issued several rulings this morning. In J. F. Haney v Pennsylvania and Ohio Electric, a defendant’s motion for judgment was denied and a new trial granted after a hung jury on a Highland avenue collision case.
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J. F. Haney
Pennsylvania and Ohio Electric Company
Emery
Haney
Highland Avenue
E. S. Stevenson
H. F E. Stevenson
Robert White
Shenango Township
Fourth Ward
John F. Beltz
Tessie E. Beltz
Edward H Beltz
Hi-Y Club Meeting Canceled For Holiday Vacation
No Senior Hi-Y Club meeting tonight due to the holiday vacation period. The regular weekly session will be held next Monday, January 4.
Dodge Brothers Slash Prices Amid Rubber Cost Rise
Dodge Brothers announce a major price reduction retroactive to December 15 and effective January 7, funded by a $10 million expansion. Industry observers warn rubber costs may force other manufacturers to raise prices, offsetting the tax cut benefits and altering the auto market outlook.
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Dodge Brothers
New York
E. ¥. Watson
Detroit News
Detroit
Congress
Ready for Your Stunt at the Party
A note from Mae M. Cummings, historian, invites attendees to bring small souvenirs for exchange and compete for the prize. A brief business meeting precedes the party and special committees will make important announcements.
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Mae M. Cummings
Local Geology Writer Malone Recalls Noted Career
The obituary notes Malone, a New Castle resident and geology student, wrote on Ma honing and Shenango valley formations for the Courant and other papers. He served as railroad editor for the Pittsburgh Post for many years and is survived by three sisters in New Castle and Youngstown. Funeral services will be held Tuesday December 29 at the Rice chapel on North street with interment in Greenwood cemetery.
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Mahoning
Shenango
The
Courant
Malone
New Castle
Pittsburgh Post
Ellen Pitzer
This City
Margaret Beatty
J. S. Gibson
Youngstown
Rice Chapel
North Street
Greenwood Cemetery
Former Newspaper Man Here Is Dead Count Pursues Millicent With Night Day Shift
Thomas E. Malone 65, a former New Castle and Pittsburgh journalist, died Saturday evening at his home. Born in Jefferson County Ohio, he wrote railroad news and knew many railroad men, working for the Courant and later the Courant Guardian after a merger.
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Millicent
Thomas E. Malone
Pittsburgh
Mr. Malone
Jefferson County
Dante and
Ellen McMahon Malone
New Castle
Carson and Pryor
New Castle Courant
Courant-Guardian
Courant
the Guardian
William D. Wallace
Malone
International News Service
New York
Salm von Hoogstraeten
Palm Beach
Countess von Hoogstraeten
Millicent Rogers
Metropolis
Sulgrave
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