Rescuer S G Haley Prominent In Drowning Expedition
Captain S G Haley of Jonesboro, aboard the Eureka II rescue effort, helped save Sun day excursionists after the glass bottom craft exploded and sank off Miami on December 14. He pulled about 20 survivors aboard the Lois Ann before the tow line broke, and later assisted in signaling for help until Bezo’s yacht towed them to shore. Haley, a former Navy chief petty officer and engineering student, was noted for rescue work after the Miami hurricane and later served as a government relief agent.
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Ruston
S. G. Haley
Jonesboro
Miami
Captain Haley
Haley
Senorita
Navy
Florida
Key West
Fla
E. D. Haley
Forney Haley
Louisiana Tech
Eureka
Jackson Independent
Coconut Grave
Gmeany
Bernice Po
Legion Favors Cash for Vets in Louisiana
Monroe January 1 Fifty two of eighty four American Legion posts in Louisiana back immediate redemption of adjusted service certificates issued to World War veterans. Three dissenting posts favor the move but report all others in favor. McKenzie will forward results to Washington for Congress.
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Monroe
American Legion
Louisiana
E. McKenzie
National Executive
Legion
McKenzie
Washington
Congress
Financial depression spurred charity in 1930 says study
New York report shows economic hardship boosted charitable giving. Total legacies and gifts to religions, education and other altruistic causes reached 36,983,390 dollars with education taking the largest share at 20,784,600. Altruistic wills rose to 780, up 180 from the prior year.
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New York
Jan. le
Tore Uhian
Educationeliieh
Hoover National Monument To Three Towns
President Hoover approved a proclamation designating parts of Janestown Williamsburg and Yorktown as a national monument to preserve historic revolutionary sites. The site, to be guided by the National Park Service, will receive funds from a federal program to develop the area and its visitor facilities.
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Washington
Ehanver
Wilbur Tie
Janestown
Williamsburg
Yorktown
Wilbur
Colunlal Monument
Oa Savey
Geolomien Anavey
Sing Back Prosperity in Meadow 1 Line
A fragmented note references Meadow 1 and Wes Wee Haye no barrier to prosperity. The text hints at a public or hopeful message about restoring prosperity along a line or path, mentioning a popular cairn and a bridge but lacks clear action or outcomes.
Music professor forecasts business song trend in economy
University of Kansas professor Charles Skilton speaking at a Music Teachers convention said advertising by song can sway buyers. He cited persuasive sales songs and urged composers to create encouraging tunes to lift business mood, noting tastes shift with public attitude.
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Charles 8. Skilton
University of Kansas
Skilton
Music Teachers National Association
Night Jail Terms For Three Drunkenness Convictions
Yakima judges three prisoners receive 30 night sentences for drunkenness and assault. They must work daytime jobs at home to support families, so the court orders them jailed from 8 p m to 7 a m, restricting daytime liberty.
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Yakima
Wash
Daniel Goodman
Dock Board Plans Sprinkler System For Wharves
New Orleans January 1 the Dock Board will install a double deck sprinkler system on wharves and sheds not yet protected by automatic extinguishing gear. Bids have been received and tabulated. Estimated cost is 1 750 000 dollars. Two New Orleans firms and four from New York submitted proposals.
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New Orleans
Dock Board
New York
Plane Crash Not Act Of God, Court Rules
New York January 1 the appellate division of the supreme court ruled a plane crash was not an act of God. It set aside a jury verdict denying Charles E Seaman of Greenport 25 000 for the death of his wife Maury who was killed when a Curtiss Flying Service plane fell 200 feet in April 1927. The suit must be retried.
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New York
Supreme Court
Charles E. Seaman
Greenport
S. J
Maury
Curtiss Flying Service, Inc
Seamin
Australia New Year greetings reach United States via radio
New Year's greetings from Australia were received on the radio in the United States at 9 a.m. Eastern Standard Time as Melbourne welcomed the new year. The broadcast arrived about 15 hours ahead of schedule, linking Melbourne to Schenectady and other U.S. listeners.
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Schenectady
Australia
United States
Melbourne
Cardul Helps Mayo Woman Recover Her Health
Mrs. W. H. Traf wick of Mayo Florida says she benefited greatly after using Cardul Home Treatment. She had suffered months in poor health with back and side pain sleepless nights and nervous trouble. After weeks of Cardul she regained strength and rest, praising the medicine and recommending it to friends. Thousands report similar improvements and Cardul is described as a purely vegetable remedy safe for women of all ages available from druggists.
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Mayo, Fla
Cardul
Cardus
Ali
Cause of ginger paralysis finally found
Baton Rouge January 2 Authorities say the ging er paralysis sweeping Louisiana and nearby states was caused by tri orthocresyl phosphate not ginger. Public Health Service reports this chemical predominant in varnishes and similar preparations was used in illicit ginger extract, producing paralysis in thousands. Animal studies link the chemical to limb paralysis, while no cases stem from reputable pharmaceutical ginger.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
United States Public Health Service
Prohibition Bureau
Jake
Public Health Service
Starved Dog Leads To Master Found Dead In Field
In Henderson Kentucky a nearly starved dog attracted two hunters who discovered its master, Jack Coleman, a 51 year old Black man, dead in a field. Coroner C A Crawley investigated the scene releasing preliminary findings.
Hunter Dead After Gun Discharge Incident
The coroner reported that Colema, who had been hunting with his dog, apparently tripped over a log causing his gun to discharge and he was shot through the head. The death occurred more than 24 hours after the incident.
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Said
Colema
Bailor Worth 25 Million Signs Bond On Dry Charge
Chicago January 1 a modestly dressed retiring man entered a United States commissioner court to sign a bond for a friend charged with violating the prohibition law He identified as Michael Eapert president of the Monarch Refrigerating Company and declared he was worth at least 25000000 dollars the bond was accepted
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Chicago
United States Commissioner's Court
Michael Eapert
Monarch Refrigerating Company
Kings Named Tombs Found Dating to 2400 B C
The British Museum and University of Pennsylvania expedition discovered tombs of third dynasty kings dating about 2400 B C in a tour of ancient sites. The find emphasizes royal burial practices and early Egyptian state power.
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London
Pec
British Museum Today
University of Pennsylvania
Carter's Little Liver Pills Ad Claim
Ad copy urges that substitutes are not acceptable for Carter's Little Liver Pills claiming the product is a pure vegetable extract that cleanses the liver and bile system. It promotes red bottles sold by all druggists and references recent substitutes.
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Carter
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