Pathe Studios executives held on manslaughter charges
Two Pathe Studios executives John Flynn and Henry Lalley were arrested in New York on manslaughter charges tied to a Manhattan studio fire that killed ten people. Police seized 160 film containers as part of the case. Bail set at 5000 dollars each, with officials stressing safety enforcement after the blaze.
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New York
Pathe Studios
Ianly
Péer
Manhattan
John ©. Flynn
Yonkers
Henry F. Lalley
Liquor Recovered After Rye Beach Treasure Find
One hundred cases of varied liquors were recovered by the Rye Beach Coast Guard in twelve feet of water near Rye Beach after a farmer reported an earlier cargo found at Rye Ledge. Seventeen stations aided, with much of the stock identified as Seatch whiskey and stored at the federal building basement.
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Rye Beach
Hamptons Beach
Salisbury
Wallis Ands
Feder
Extreme Cold Weather Reports Across Regions
December cold snap yields school closures in South Merermac as readings hit 12 below, Nashua and St Albans report 4 to 12 below depending on location, Springfield Vermont records plunge to 26 below unofficially, signaling first severe spell of season.
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Associated Press
South Merermac
Springfield
Death of Mrs. Hannah L. Holland Reported
The Herald confirms the death of Mrs. Hannah L. Holland widow of John Holland shortly before press time. She passed away at the Sottemrontes tee pibtek hospital after a long illness in the city.
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Hannah L. Holland
John Holland
Rotary District Head Visits Ports mouth Club
District President Dave McIntosh of Dover visited the Ports mouth Rotary Club at Hotel Rockingham. Nearly perfect attendance marked the meeting as McIntosh praised Rotary International and outlined future Rotary goals. He delivered a Christmastide message and was warmly received by Club president La Ross.
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Dover
Portsmouth
Rotary Club
Rockingham
Rotary
Itand
McIntosh
la Ross
Rotary International
Fisherman Day Rescued After Night Drift at Sea
Fred Day of Kittery Point was found drifting in a 24 foot motorboat three miles north of Halibut Point at 7 a m by Patrol Boat 167 from Gloucester. He had spent the night exposed in 3 degree cold, was treated at the base and to be driven home when able. Carlson of Kittery Point organized a search but found no trace earlier and Day had asked for gasoline from the Coast Guard before his craft drifted away.
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Fred Day
Kittery Point
Fisher AN
Coast Guard
Bort Smouth Harbor
Islea of Shoals
Halibut Point
Gloucester
Roy Fitzgerald
Robert Carlson
Carlson
Kittery Points
Appliedore Island
Venezuelan Government Plans Memorial for Bolivar
A government project in Venezuela aims to create a memorial in honor of Simon Bolivar, the national hero, with details and location not fully disclosed. The announcement signals continued homage to Bolivar’s legacy within national heritage efforts.
Government warns of possible period of financial stringency
Officials in South Africa warned the public of potential economic tightening ahead, urging prudent spending and adherence to fiscal measures as the country faces financial strain. The alert stressed careful budgeting, savings, and national efforts to stabilize the economy.
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South Africa
Fire devastates hangar at Tampa Municipal Airport
A large blaze swept a steel hangar at Tampa Municipal Airport early today destroying 18 airplanes with losses around 100000 dollars. The fire, sparked by an explosion, alarmed nearby residents before the interior was fully ablaze. Repairs and investigations followed as authorities noted gasoline-soaked planes and limited insurance due to the hangar’s distance from the city.
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Fal
Dee
Randall Norvell
St. Louis
Novelle
Asst
Ben Torres
R. Wallis Davie
Aviation
Sean Hn
Jeg
Pitesirn Airways, Inc
Robert Ellisburg
Wimauma
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Rivers Harbors Congress Favors Hoover Waterway Plan
The 25th Rivers and Harbors Congress endorsed President Hoover’s waterway program and re elected Riley J. Wilson as national president. John H. Small and Ransdell were named life time honorary directors, with state vice presidents named for Maine Massachusetts Connecticut Rhode Island and others. The group urged completion of all authorized projects within five years and supported continued army engineers management and river and harbor activities. They backed prompt removal of the Mississippi River levee menace and promoting industrial use of waterways while debating the St. Lawrence project. detailed funding and meter counts appear in the record.
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Washington
Hoover
Rivera and Harbors Congress
Riley J. Wilson
Louisiana
A. Thompson
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Ransdell
John H. Small
Maine
Henry F. Merrill
Portian
Massachusetts
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Baston
Connecticut
Frederick W. Allwig
West Haven
Rhode Island
George J. Kelley
Baseruckser
Hoover-Wa
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