Extend Search For Missing Aviatrix Mrs Keith Miller
A missing Pearl Ma Keith Miller, an Australian aviatrix, has been unaccounted for since taking off from Havana en route to Pittsburgh. Pan American Airways reports no trace as four planes scour the Florida keys and surrounding waters. Authorities note possible off course drift into the Gulf of Mexico with no early results.
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International News Service
Aotami
Fla
Miami
Cuba
J. M. Keith-Miller
Havana
Pittsburgh
Pan-American Airways, Inc
Keith-Miller
Florida Keys
Florida
Charleston
S. C
Gulf of Mexico
Christmas Preparations and Local Happenings in Pa
Large green wreaths rise on the Pennsylvania Power building as Christmas reminders. Parking difficulties persist in crowded downtown. Small game season closes today with expected bigger fall kill due to more hunters. Christmas mail mailers in full swing. Stores report a morning surge as shoppers crowd aisles. Streets department plans to pave hills, per Councilman Stanley Treser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Power Company
State Game Commission
Pa Nene
Do-X Flying Boat Damaged by Fire in Lisbon Harbor
The giant German air ship Do-X, the world’s largest luxury flying craft, was badly burned at its Lisbon anchorage on the Tagus river. One wing burned before firefighters contained the blaze. commander Friedrich Christianson led the crew in tackling the fire. No passengers were aboard. the ship was to depart for Cadiz for engine inspections.
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International News Service
London
Tagus River
Lisbon
Giant
Cadiz
Friedrich Christlanson
Armed Bandits Rob Express Car in Birmingham Robbery
Two armed masked men halted Southern Railway Train No. 19 in Birmingham and escaped with 7 000 to 8 000 dollars in cash. Express messenger G C Findley was ordered to lie on the car floor while the loot was seized. Conductor Wes Little led the train to Selma after a brief stop. The money was destined for banks along the route.
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Southern Express
Birmingham
Ala
Southern Railway
Selma
G. GC
Findley
Wes Little
Missing Slippery Rock Boy Prompts Reward Offer
Mr and Mrs W R Hines foster parents of 11 year old Robert Hines missing since November 7 offer 250 dollar reward for information leading to his return or discovery. A Pittsburgh detective bureau letter says Robert is in a hospital being cared for. The boy an adopted youth connected to the Children's Aid Society and once named William Kirberger.
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Slippery Rock
W. R. Hines
Robert Hines
Pittsburgh Detective Bureau
Robert
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Hines
Children’s Aid Society of
Edward S. Lindsey
Warren
William Kirberger
Ships Reported Lost in Great Lakes Gale Safe in Port
Detroit November 29 Two ships believed lost with their crews in gales on the Great Lakes were safe in port today The Lake Simcoe bound from Port Colburn Ont to Cleveland arrived 24 hours overdue The Maplebay Line carrier was sighted after two days missing in Lake Superior Coast Guard boats were sent to aid the Simcoe near Fairport on Lake Erie The unidentified steamer stood by with no wireless on either vessel The Steamer Simcoe’s distress was first reported by the Young
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Bulletoy
International News Service
Detroit
Great Lakes
Lake Simcoe
Port Colburn
Ont
Cleveland
Maplebay
Tree Line Navigation Company
Tlain
Lake Superior
Sault. Ste. Marie
Richard Graham
Keweenaw Point
Simcoe
Buffalo
N. Y
Coast Guard
Canadian Steamship Line
Lake Erie
Fairport
Simcog
Young
Rasmussen
Site Selected for Post Office in Uniontown Pa
The post office department chose the northwest corner of Pittsburgh and Peter streets in Uniontown for the new post office building. The Fayette Title and Banking Co. property was offered for 75000 dollars and was selected on the condition that Pittsburgh street be widened by the city authorities.
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International News Service
Washington
Post Office Department
Pittsburgh
Peter Streets
Uniontown
Fayette Title and Banking Co
Pittsburgh Street
Daily Weather Report Summary for Bureau Data
The U S Weather Bureau reports a 24 hour period ending at 9 this morning with a maximum temperature of 21 and a minimum of 4. No precipitation occurred and river stage stands at 4 feet.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
E And A Host In Reunion Here
Ten thousand and more years of service to the Pennsylvania Railroad were represented at noon today in the Carnegie Auditorium for the tenth annual banquet and reunion of the Pennsylvania Veterans' Association of the E. and A. Division. Veterans from Erie Ashtabula Youngstown and Linesville joined retirees and twenty-year newcomers in a memory filled gathering with Pat Searns as toastmaster.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Carnegie Auditorium
Pennsylvania
Veterans’ Association
E. and A. Division
Veterans of the Road
Association
Veterans Association
P. H. Skearns
Pat
Erie and
Ashtabula
Youngstown
Linesville
Kansas City Jailer Shot Dead in Home En Route to Duty
Louis A. Olivero former city detective now deputy sheriff and chief jailer was shot and killed as he left his home for the jail. Five boys witnessed a sedan pass slowly and fire from a shotgun. Olivero reputedly knew Italian gangsters in the city and had threats during his career, with this being the fifth murder in Bensas city that week.
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International News Service
Kansas City
Louis A. Olivero
Olivero
Bensas
Hoover Plans To Put World Court Issue In Senate
President Hoover moves to send the amended world court protocol to the Senate next week, prompting Borah to push hearings. The move risks delaying relief programs and could trigger an extra session, with the protocol taking precedence over other legislation.
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Hoover
Senate
William K. Hutchinson
Washington
Congress
Tives
William E. Borah
Idaho
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Bormh
Capitol
World Court
Four Trains Collision Kills Four Near Oakland Cal
Four men died in a rear end collision of two Western Pacific freight trains about a half mile east of Sunol California. The engineers and crew named were R M Middleton Rickenbacker Jones and Goslin. The crash followed one train taking sidings to allow an east bound passenger train to pass.
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Clnternational News Service
Oakland
Cal
Western Pacific
Sunol
R. M. Midleton
Rickenbacker
R. Cc. Jones
Goslin
Death Notices Chronicle Several Local Residents
Death notices list Elizabeth Johnston aged 62 of Lowellville Ohio Earl Sontag 18 of Wilmington Township Cucinds Hemphill 84 of 1195 West Washington Maurice Cameron 42 of Finch Street Mary Etta Moore $2 140 Ma honing Avenue Dr George N Mealy B35 Clever Island Ohio
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Elizabeth Johnston
Lowellville
Ohio
Earl Sontag
Wilmington
Cucinds Hemphill
West
Washington Street
Maurice Cameron
Finch St
Mary Etta Moore
Honing Avenue
George N. Mealy
Clever Island
Doak Likely to Be Confirmed as Labor Secretary
Washington reports indicate William N Doak of Virginia will be confirmed as Secretary of Labor succeeding James J Davis despite AFL opposition. Hoover may risk a split with the federation by naming the railroad brotherhood agent Donk, prompting debate over 1932 political alignments and Senate support from insurgents and regulars.
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George E
la~ Bor
Senate
Railroad Trainamen
Brotherhood
Donk
Glass and Swanson
Virginia
Grean
White House
Thanksgiving remarks crown Bobby Jones as reason to celebrate
Special to The Herald reports a London toast praising Bobby Jones for quitting competitive golf. In Chicago, Al Capone planned a turkey dinner for 5,000 at his free restaurant but a rival gangster hijacked the truck and stole 1,080 dressed turkeys, noted as a low trick.
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Molly Wood
Prince of Wales
London
Ted World
Bobby Jones
Chicago
al Capone
New Six-Hour Day Planned at Allegheny Steel Brackenridge
Pittsburgh November 29 observers report Allegheny Steel Brackenridge will inaugurate a six hour day for 1800 workers at midnight tomorrow to relieve unemployment. The current schedule runs 900 men three days weekly.
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Allegheny Steel
Cinternational News
Serrgey
Pittsburgh
Allegheny Steel Company
Brackenridge
Death of Earl Sontag in hunting accident at Drake Farm
Earl Sontag aged 18 dies instantly when a single barrel shotgun discharges while he and neighbor Lester Correa hunt rabbits on the William Drake farm near Rich Hill church on the New Castle Volant road. Coroner rules accidental death. A senior at East Brook High School, Sontag was active in the Bee Club and survived by his parents and sister. Funeral Monday at Rich Hill church Wilmington township.
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Earl Sontag
John Sontag
Rich Hill Church
New Castle-Volant
Lawrence County
Sontag
Lester Correa
Jad
Soujag
Correa
J. P. Caldwell
East Brook High School
East Brook Bee Club
Gladys
Rich Hill
Wilmington Township
Turkey Hash Turns Leftover Bird Into Feast
A playful fragment recalls a turkey wreck and bones transformed into hash. The speaker notes the carcass discarded yet salvaged meat remains, framing turkey hash as a remedy for waste. The piece ends with a date line noting thirty two today.
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Keith Miller
Pe Newe
Stanley Treser
Department of Streets
Tae
Gontinuea
Twa
Bulletin
mnmaHanad Keres Serv
Paul Cuba
Pitt University
Make Port
Great Lakes Area
Daily Weather Report
F. J. Middleton
Borah
Borat
Will Hays
Hays
Whl, Jr
Deak
Davis
Labor
Feder
Ation
Miocias
Met Maes Synchaseden
Drake Farm
Coryea
Mr. Sontag
Arthur Mometer
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