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Riverdale Pointer

Location

Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1930

Page

3

Napoleon's Legion of Honor Open to Private Soldiers

The Legion of Honor founded by Napoleon was created for merit. For the first time a private soldier could receive a decoration once coveted by the son of a wealthy noble.

Napoleon Legion of Honor

Hockey origins and early development timeline

The article traces hockey from ancient Greek activity around 500 B C to a modern form emerging about 1875. It notes the formation of the Hockey Association in 1886 establishing organized play.

Hockey Association

Girl Dies After Attack by Students at Party

Five men were held by Gary police after the death of Arlene Draves an eighteen year old high school graduate of 729 Connectcut street Gary All five face murder charges. Three took her to a physician for revival but he pronounced her beyond help. One later confessed to a criminal assault during a drinking party. The others admitted attacking her during an automobile ride after the first assault. Death likely occurred before the car ride. Under Indiana law death after a criminal attack is first degree murder.

Chicago Gary Arlene Draves Connecticut Street Miss Draves Indiana

Doak of Virginia Named New Secretary of Labor

William W. Doak of Virginia, a Washington legislative representative for the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen, was appointed secretary of labor by President Hoover. He succeeds James J. Davis, who resigns to become United States senator from Pennsylvania.

Washington William WN. Doak Virginia Brotherhood of Railways Troover James J. Davis Hoover United States Pennsylvania

Fire destroys world’s largest shingle mill in New Westminster

The fire swept the biggest shingle mill in the world, operated by Bloedel Stewart and Welch Ltd in New Westminster B C. The plant had run on a 24 hour schedule prior to the blaze.

New Westminster B. C Bloedel, Stewart and Welch, Ltd

Mocking Birds Sexes Not Distinguishable by Plumage

The Bureau of Biological Survey notes that male and female mocking birds cannot be distinguished by their plumage as it is identical in both sexes. Sexes can be told apart by song, with the male typically a better singer and females sometimes singing rarely if at all.

Bureau of Hiological Survey

Congress considers nonpartisan plans in short session

Washington reports Congress opens with a President's message and a push for nonpartisan measures on general business, drought relief, and public works. Senate and House expect to pass budget bills and avoid an extra session while debates on Muscle Shoals and prohibition loom.

Washington Congress Robinson Arkansas Senate House William N. Doak Virginia New Tariff Commission Appropriations Committee Treasury and Post Office Interior Department Department of Agriculture Appropriations Hoover Ohio Kentucky Kansas Robert J. Buckley Roscoe C. McCulloch Burton Ben Williamson John M. Robston Sackett George McGill Henry Allen Curtis Dwight W. Morrow New Jersey David Baird James J. Davis Pennsylvania Joseph R. Grundy Robert Carey Wyoming Patrick Sullivan

Cuba Plans Lottery for Yankees Only

Havana announces a Cuban National lottery drawing restricted to American visitors for winter tourism. First prize is 150000 dollars with 50000 and 25000 secondaries, plus many minor prizes. Tickets sold to Americans only, with a ten day regular draw and varying street prices.

Havana National Lottery Felipe Larrain Treasury Department United States

Aviator Uses Airplane to Spot Ducks in Wyoming

Frank Asher, a young Cheyenne aviator, claims a new duck-hunting method. He took off from the airport on opening day, located a flock feeding on a pond, landed in a nearby cornfield, and shot the ducks in under two hours. He noted the birds were unperturbed by the landing.

Cheyenne Wyo Frank Asher Asher

Turtle Found Near Mount Union Dates to 1848 Stir

A large turtle with the inscription A. D. 1848 M. F. 8 was found on the William Stahlman farm near Mount Union. Inquiry suggests McConnell Shoop, long ago resident nearby, carved it. If accurate, the animal has wandered within five miles of its capture for about a century.

Mount Union William Stahlman McConnell Shoop

Farmers’ eyesight best in state health survey

Springfield Illinois report shows farmers have the best eyesight while business and professional people test the worst. State health department concludes the survey after gathering data from rural and urban residents.

Springfield Ill State Department of Health

Long useful coconut trees reach maturity at seven years

The article notes the coconut tree matures at age seven and can live up to about one hundred fifty years, highlighting longevity and agricultural relevance.

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Pittsburgh W. N. Doak Secretary of Labor Northern Illinois 159Th Fisk Streets Harvey, IL Cuba Five Mile Area
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