Upturn Predicted for Year in Oil Industry
Austin reports Alfred G White of the Petroleum Economics Division forecasts an improved oil market in 1931. He notes stronger demand, higher gasoline consumption in January, and expects a 5 to 12 percent rise in crude oil demand. Officials warn stock levels must tighten to balance refining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Alfred G. White
Washington
Ahief
Netroleum Economics Alvision
Tedermhiveau of Mines
Nim Muel
Af Mo Interstate Gilgampact Commission
White
Utidependent Petroleum Association
É For
America
Wera
California
Rugeelt Brown
Brown
Carmissl
Stacka
Enide
West
Ann Cooper Gay Remarries in Reno Nevada
In Reno on March 16, Mrs Ali Coane Hewitt Gay, once publicized in sensational fashion, wed Gene Bradstreal in a ceremony officiated by the City Justice at the Riverside Hotel. The event marks Gay’s second marriage following prior publicized disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Cooper Gay
Reno
Nev
Ali Coane Hewitt Gay
Gene Bradstreal
Hyman
Testimony Opens 4 in Trimble Trial
Defence testimony opened today in the trial of Lt. B Tehne charged with killing Wiley Tomlison during a property dispute near Menpra years ago. The defendant’s case focuses on the alleged tract of land and questions surrounding the liaison with a family near Loula Tamluhason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teuton
B Tehne
Wiley Tomlison
Weather forecast for Texas and nearby areas
The article notes a farewell visit in San Antonio with cold air from the north. Temperatures near 44 degrees rise slowly over the next days. J Henry Jarkoe forecasts icy snows in the Midwest and warmer highs around 60 degrees later, while winds subside and clear or cloudy skies persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Mar
San Antonio
Gort
J. Henry Jarkoe
Mississipni
Gun Antanta
Weather Bureau
Rain in Everglades Fire Slows and Crashes in Conway
Rain forecast for coastal Everglades slows fire response as muck dries and burns, while a Conway Arkansas crash leaves three dead and a fourth critically injured after a pickup splashed into a welcome sign. The report notes wind down and drought effects on water levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everglades
Fort Lauderdale
Pla
Mare
Eyclades
Crasit
Conway
Ark
Lodky
City Commission Rehires Three for Corporation Court
The city commission voted to re employ three workers from the Corporation court payroll amid an executive session. They directed Assistant City Attorney Dobbs to prepare a formal order placing Ed Carroll Arthur Peres and Jess O Con bask back on the Corporation court staff. Officials debated yellow ticket enforcement and monthly revenue, with figures cited around 200 to 4100 dollars and discussions of transfers to other city jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agni
Quin
Comtoestoners
Phil Shock
Alfred Gallaghan
Callaghan
Asif Ibimo
Tive Eiarks
Vax Coim
Mimera
Plummer
Tnel
Galligan
Mery
Pluamer
Paul Stalther
20 Percent WPA Cut By July 1940 Seen
Washington March 11 WPA administrator Harrington told an appropriations subcommittee the agency could cut relief by July 1 1940. He said a supplemental $150000000 request was needed for operations through June 10. Members debated winddown timing and possible investigations into WPA programs amid proposals for continued or altered relief funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mierington
WPA
Hurrington
Jossevelt
Fort G
Harrington
Desperate effort to save tot faces two weeks to live
A New Rochelle boy, 2, is dying amid hopeful but uncertain treatment. Doctors, led by Dr. Culkolina, discuss X rays and potential remedies. Mrs Hall, mother, reconsidered her decision to refuse care after a telephone appeal from the physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pivyssurgh
Siardonet Herd
Ina
New Rochelle
Web
Syn
Wilinn Hatt
Ayalter
Mucuyder
New Ardwotle
Culkolina
Hitler extends protectorate over Slovakia and Bohemia Moravia
Hitler announced Slovakia would be under German protection and Bohemia Moravia become an autonomous protectorate within Greater Germany as Ribbentrop proclaimed plans for the former Czechoslovakia. The decree defined classes of subjects and outlined control of administration, military, and policy by Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prague
Hitler
Slovakia
Bohemia-Moravia
Geraaty
Bradtany
Hiltes
Charles Bridee
Bruenn
Bria
Trague
Bratis- Tayi
Bruenn Honig
Cachojslovakia
Mun~sary
Dear
Germany
Joseph Tisa
Europe
Fuhrer
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Mornyk
Almas
Sovakin
Berman
Cheskoslovakia
Abaradcapy Castle
Decete
Gertainy
Pray Lectorate
Proticlavite
Bakten
Morayia
Fehirer
Pan Voloky
Hungnry
Budapest
Pollan
Orpaten
Dohand
Lawmakers Revoke Income Tax Plan in Swift Vote
In Austin on March 16 the House reversed a tax plan, 90 to 32, scrapping a proposed income levy and restoring the sales tax as part of a constitutional amendment. Debate centered on funding age pensions and the sources of revenue, with Gov Daniel opposing the income tax. The chamber delayed final action, awaiting further guidance on the amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Mareh
Hours of
Wan
House
Wheeler
Leighton Canints
Clarksville
Angieth
Trecine
W. Lee
Daniel Wetli
Comnolt
Howe
A. E
Hungary Battles Czech and Ukrainian Forces in Kosovo Front
Hungarian forces clash with Czech and Ukrainian nationalist units as they advance near Chust and the Melo capital. Casualties reported on both sides amid entrenched defenses and barbed wire as Budapest pushes to annex eastern territories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garpatho-Ukraine
Mageh
Asaiy
Osu
D- Mon
Cac
Matha Ukraine
Czechu
Slovthia
Chust
Melo
Cech
Hungnetens
Varas Mart
Yayos Mart
Tageriin Eatunias
Hungary
Ting
Gale Subside After Chicago Windstorm Grips Midwest
Chicago endured a fierce windstorm with gusts 57 to 60 mph, causing extensive damage including uprooted trees, broken windows, and property loss. Snow and highway closures spread across Minnesota Wisconsin northern Michigan. several towns faced power and travel disruptions. Two Chicago and Northwestern trains were stranded, while snow totals neared 18 inches in parts of Michigan and nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cnsi
Chicago
Alyyoet
Midwest
Haved Wills
Dallarn
Praperty
Minnesota
Wiscorsby
Michigan
Tronwood
Mich
Baie Mietipan
Clsivnyy Haval
Prague orders seizure of amateur transmitters
General Von Keppner, commander in Prague, ordered the surrender of all amateur video sending sets to the police. Several hundred transmitters were reported in Fishamia and Mariyin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prague
Marcel
von Keppner
Gachsan
Fishamia
Mariyin
Roosevelt Keeps Informed on Crisis
Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt remains updated on the Central European crisis by reading frequent messages from the State Department sent to the White House and monitored by officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Washington
House
Tim
Women Victor Over Bachelor Legislator
A report from Columbus details a women’s victory over a bachelor legislator in a debate about employment and honesty wages. The discourse includes remarks on working women and family roles, with testimony from Mrs. Mavic Selvitten of the Federation of Women’s clubs. The committee reportedly killed debt, and discussion centered on women working and living with men in society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orarry
Mavic
Selvitten
Federation of Hikes and Pelesstonal Women's Clubs
River Menace Hits Terre Haute Suburbs
A disrupted flood event affects Terre Haute and nearby suburbs with rising water threatening homes and streets. Several roads are reported blocked or damaged as authorities rush to protect residents and assess the extent of damage from the river surge.
Tax on Bachelors Proposed by Solon
State Representative Thomas A. Kelni proposes a bachelor tax with rates of 30 and 45 dollars for unmarried men and a 10 dollar levy for those between 25 and 40. He argues the tax would curb bachelor numbers and says marrying would be cheaper than remaining single. Also mentions Mexico City dispatch about Prague mission and Prague brew quarters sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solon Dover
Del
Marelli
Thomas A. Kelni
Tick Eradication Proposal Printed
Austn March 16 INS Over protests Chalimpuy EB Thorns ten al Mie Tousc wiptonilagions vomnrites the house Laduy printed him answerly repeat me praiasat to appropriate 377000 to the livestock fanitary commission for Helpetadt enbiat Thornten pointed que that if the commission let bigdneted Us funds tom two years ago the Quoney would not be needed Its One he said to terhese departments a etay within their bugrels or we wil ett somebody who will stay by then
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
INS
Chalimpuy
Thornsten
Georgia House Turmoil Over Tax Bill Sparks Griff
Georgia solons clashed as the House debated a sales tax cut proposal. Speaker and lawmakers threatened drastic action, including the national guard, before order was restored. Henderson, chairman of Ways and Means, moved to limit debate on the administration’s payroll tax plan, while opponents argued the tax was unsafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
tragedy in fort worth as child dies from dress fire accident
S-year-old child named Caralyn Howse daughter of My and C. D. Mousa died in Fort Worth after 23 days in hospital. A playfy event involving a gown caught on a gas stove setting caused severe burns leading to the death. Authorities note the incident occurred during a game of Lady Ix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
TNA
Indy" Tner
Caralyn Howse
Airs
C. D
Mousa
Fork Worth Hospital
Troma
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carmpact
Bureau
Opinton
Thampaus
Ehalitian
Teast
Maurice Dimond Vetusson
Britain
Gel
Francisco Trinico
Spain
Snel
Winter
Wendlier Cavevastain
Tria
Vane
Ema Vane
Ydli
Mir
Phumuer
Paul Wright
Wright
O. B. Black
Cntit
Tim Fy
Fueler Galmly
Central
New
Independent
Republic of
Bratislava
Joseph Tiso
Barlin
Tate
Geleal von Gillenz
Yeague
Czechoslovakia
SPD
Columdus
Pat Dimn
Cansite
Harhelor
Tinley
Wornten
Terre Haute
Dirk City
Jevee
Jkaor
Invee Prnlats
Baylerville
Ton
Wilmstrick
Mexico
Gonzalo Faring Beltran
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!