Revised plans for channel at Morgan's Point
Houston March 21 Asternation News Service reports revised plans for a new tributary Sarinin linked to the Hauglon channel near Morgan's Point. The Houston commission chair Tr. 5 Ling described a lease with Cut. 4 Barbour en Ausociates to dig the channel and spend 1 million dollars on port facilities. Barbour interests must invest no less than 1,000,000 for improvements and 5250 per foot, with a turning basin to be built at the western end of the new channel. The project is set to finish within two years, with work to start within six months, pending government engineers' approval.
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Plang
Morgan's Point
Ling
Darbour En Ausociates
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Barbour
Pew Channel
Residents Urged to Avoid Fires and Upgrade Sirens
In Winnetka Tl Macchai ad hoc appeal residents were urged to prevent fires until a new bell and automobile siren could be installed. Fire chief George Howen said the nickel plated belt and siren failed after a movie night, stressing the need for replacements to improve response efforts.
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Winnetka
Macchai
Co Cies
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Woodland Lake Opens With Boats and Dance
Advertisement notes Woodland Lake opens today offering boats jug tares ree movies and dancing with bath ips.
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Woodland Lake
Baker Invited to Lunch as Steel Chair Talk Surfaces
Washington dispatch reports 88 year old George I. Baker, banker and steely magnate, may succeed John Pierpont Morgan as United States Steel chairman when President Coolidge leaves office. Baker, among nation’s richest, has discussed a temporary directing role with Morgan as Coolidge’s plans remain unclear. Baker’s White House visit was brief with lunch invitation and a return to New York in his private car.
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Toard Einer
Albert H. Gary
Hing
United States Steel
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York
Amherst College
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White House
New York
Chicago a city of death and dreams in late news
In Chicago a harsh crime record haunts the city as officials contend with sensational violence. Mayor Thompson announces an April tenth primary vote on a 71000 public improvement bond to mobilize workers, while stormy talk of a gulf waterway and naval commerce echoes from officials. Germany’s aero club chief derides diesel power as too heavy for planes, and Ford and Vincent Astor weigh diesel feasibility in future propulsion.
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Thompson
Gulf Waterway
New Orleans
Chicago
Lakefront
Major von Tschudi
Germany
Aero Club
Atlantic
Henry Ford
Probe woman A shooting shocks New York political ring
International News Service reports on a sensational case in New York where Esther Wilson shot her husband Dallett H. Wilson, a powerful attorney. Assistant DA Pasruello plans to question three women as prosecutors pursue the case regardless of the husband’s wishes. Wilson survives with two bullet wounds. the wife denounces a rival, a secretary, and a widow while police process the scene and seek answers to alleged embezzlement and scandal.
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International News Service
New York
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Dallett H. Wilson
Joseph Pasruello
Wilson
Wells
Gertrude Stiew
di Vorrer
Wile Son
Virginia Hens Endorse Dry Cause by Laying on Sunday
The Virginia Woman’s Christian Temperance Union plan to back the dry cause by refusing to lay eggs on Sunday. Members argue Sabbath observance and religious duty align with the movement, and poultry actions will illustrate support for prohibition.
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Virginia
Diamond Bar Pin Stolen From Home
A pin was reported stolen from a residence at 219 Bank Park Avenue in Diamond Bar. The theft occurred Saturday night with the item described as a woven dirtmends style pin valued at five dollars.
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Mewes
Bank Park Avenue
Leading Judges Endorse Bill to Aid Drug Treatment
Universal Service reports that letters from judges district Attorneys and civic groups support Rep Stephen Forter’s bill to create two federal narcotic farms for treating narcotic victims. The measure aims to move drug activity from federal prisons to supervised facilities under the Public Health Service, amid 2000 federal inmates with drug addiction. Wootland Lake Park opens today.
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Washington
Marcel
Stephen
Forter
Pennsylvania
Beldom
Congress
House Judiciary Committee
United States
Public Health Service
Stock Market Sets Another Record on Busy Saturday
Wall Street traders sealed a record Saturday with 2.4 million shares changing hands from 10 a.m. to noon, the busiest two hours in New York Stock Exchange history. Brokers, stretched by the boom since March 3, faced frayed nerves as prices fluctuated and the session extended past close. Radio Corporation of America, a standout performer, fell sharply then rebounded, closing down 10 to 186.
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Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
Radio Corpoiration of America
TSH
Fundy Lag Trading Trial Causes Fine and Jail Time
In Fundy Lag Wisconsin on March 51 Daniness was found in a drinks parlor by Ray Rogler a former state politician. Rogler planned to attract a crowd despite cold night with a warm establishment as refuge. He was fined 95 and jailed thirty days. The fire department also billed for two funds in response to a false alarm Rogler reported.
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Ray Rogler
Tri Te Pollegaman
Wu Iim
Rogler
Henry
Aloo
General Motors Surges Then Slips Amid Record Stock Week
General Motors peaked near 104 and later fell to 187 as profits prompted selling. The week set records with tremendous volume and a five hour day exceeding 4,000,000 shares on four days. The market overall remained steady despite the surge and late-day profit taking.
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General Motors
Stock Exchange
Duce's Edict Brings Vatican Clash to Italian Policy
Rome March 1981 The Duce issues a decree asserting state control over physical and moral education, dissolving groups conflicting with this aim. It marks a direct challenge to the Vatican after the Pope criticized the national Catholic movement, signaling a renewed political clash between church and state.
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Duce
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South Tyrol
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