Eastern Rail Merger Plan Aims Four System Split
A plan before the Interstate Commerce Commission proposes consolidating eastern railroads into four systems. The proposal details segmenting lines, adding Atlantic ports, and balancing capital structures to reduce duplicated service while preserving current traffic routes. Key figures compare mileage and operating revenues across Baltimore and Ohio, Chesapeake and Ohio, Pennsylvania, and New York Central.
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Mennsemvnnin Ag
Nick Stuuld
Jersey
Seashore
Detroit
Edo
Trenton
Wabash
New York Central
Ulster
Delaware
Newtk
Omtario
Western
OgeewAl
England
Iudson
Pennsylvania
Manhattan
Senate
Atlantic
Baltimore
Ohio
Chesaneake
York Central
Colina
Ohia
Cheatpeake
Peonaylvania
New York
Centra
Baltimora
Hin
Moxmpenka Mand
Sunsylvania
I ‘Nawark Centr
Fallowa Baltimora
CHU
Ian Neanpeake
Magclyania, Inc
Newark Central
Baste Wald
Baltlare
Oho
RMLM
OOI Chest Ih
Benn
Navy budget slashed sparks cross party outrage
Universal ferrites Washington October 3 reports the navy budget cut by about 200000000 prompts fierce condemnation from Senator One Republican chair of the Senate Naval Affairs Committee. He says the American fleet is aging and a cut threatens national safety inviting attack by foreign powers.
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Fred A. Britten
Illinois
House
Naval Affairs Committee
Frederick Hale
Maine
Senate
Waestington
T. C
Senator One
Senate Naval Affairs Committee
Farm Board Plans Grain Cotton Sale in New Policy
Washington Oct 3 The Farm Board announced plans to authorize the Grain and Cotton Stabilization Corporations to add their wheat and cotton holdings to the market at price supporting American rule agencies. The move contemplates cash or deferred payments as agreed and aims to stabilize prices amid market conditions.
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Farm Board
Washington
INS
Federal
Fatrmy Board
St. Wea
Prain
Toy Pistol Bandit Nabbed by Police in Amatilgo
Amatilgo Texas October 3 Roy Smith eighteen staged nine daylight robberies using a toy cap pistol at an ice cream parlor before a trailing chase led to his capture. A watch found on him linked to a Philadelphia doctor harmed last night. A buyer’s market rants in ren es. thim this present time, giving the nutchaser life heat of the deal. See Tight Cinsvilled Ton Estnle nds.
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Amatilgo
Texas
INS
Roy Smith
Obituary notices of Juana Casinas Urbin Jonitz Welton
Obituaries list Juana Casinas 96 of San Antonio native of Lee County Texas prominent in local life. Services Sunday at home then Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church and Calvary Cemetery. Also obituary for Urbin Jonitz 13 of Martinez deceased Saturday at home with requiem at St Jerome’s Church and burial. Survived by parents, siblings, and spouses. Also Ablen Weldon 70, died at home on Vays Street. funeral in Saint Louis area and interment at Paris. Survived by husband, siblings, and extended family.
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Juana HM. Casinas
Juin
Criting
Vriday
Our Lady of Perpetual
Jesus Cimilo
Vielur
Yule
Casilla
Singhle
Urkin P
Jontrtz
Urbin PB
Jonint
Ear Martinez
St. Terome's Catholic Church
Rey. J
McCarthy
St. Jerome's Cemetery
John VV. Innietz
John WV. Jr
Reniets
Bevan
Mieses Virginis
Agnes
Marie
Emma
Irene
Eleanor
Tustine
Tonietz
Alvin Lieck
Pole Janel
Maria Rtodbassa
Baseard Vierker
Toe Jupe
Tontis
MHS
Ablen Weldon
Helen Welton
Shi Vays Street
Aris
Til
Mrs. Welton
Paris
R. B. Wellon
San Antonios
H. Dresbbneh
Branberry
Sto
C. E. Dresbneh
Glengood, Ark
Army Orders Unberal Azeviee Dispatches Many Transfers
Washington October orders detail numerous Army transfers and promotions. Generals Eyerson and Jackson preside, with officers reassigned to the Philippines, Fort Benning, Fort Sheridan, and other commands. Several lieutenants and majors elevated, with retirements announced for multiple officers and a few promoted to captain.
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Fort Fam Houaien
Paul J. Freeman
Ai. C
Philippines
Foct Banke
Tiller
Tertt
A. C
Fort Sheridan
Lidwlanaut
George TW
Harr
Beatty
Fork Wricht
Ate Jordan
Waller LG
Smith
Ywintam Bo Ennis
F. A. Creed
Moffman
Wh’ Co. Bragon
Philippics
Army Medlealington
Clarence MF M
Walter Deed
William of White
Pork Sam Houston
Panama
John J. Mer Cormick
Pamama
Fort Veotse
G. Mende
Oscar ‘T. Kizuney
Me C
Port Bana
Philipeth
Webster A. Capror
da John
Greely
F. A. van B. Mort
P. A. Frederick
Barrows
F. A
George Tublen
Ay Cu Henee
W. T. Eslin
A. Cw Cary J. Creckall
Petested
Leutenant Cotantt
Choiaing Geores J. Tile
Paniln
Pines
Fort Benning
Geores T. Chase
San Francisco
Hawaii
Carlen G Goodiel
Bec
Army Medical Center
Washingtoni
Dimen A. Klten
Maurten C. Bigelow
Rove O. Haldwin
Tionald Pause
Mnajor
Jamey Flannery
Salfeur
Bmtchelt Field
Boma
Georan F. R. Taylor
QM. C
Abinoy
A. Jackson
G. M.C
Frank G. Petre
Q. 36
Jeane J. Wite Mame
Clarence
Shankle
A. G
Gonsid L. Brucer
Lord
Guards Hold Birmingham After Prisoner Shooting
Gunfire erupted as three bullets hit Willa Peterson in a Birmingham jail cell while guards, state troops, and the national guard surrounded the city at the order of Governor Miller. Dent Williams, seeking revenge, fired through bars. Peterson had been jailed for the August murders of Auguste Williams and Jenln Weel.
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Birmingham
Oc. I
INS
Udy
Willa Peterson
National Guard
B. AM. Miller
Dent Willams
Williams
Peterson
J. C. Hiwkins
Miller
Levee funding crisis hits Dallas as bonds default
Dallas city faces a money crisis in its levee project after bondholders claim default on 88 000 of 12 percent bonds due October 1. Halsey Stuart of Chicago warned of financial trouble in a letter to Dallas representative John T. Seegin. City officials declined to comment on possible takeover or remedies.
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Daltas, Get
TNS
Dalla City
Halsey-Stuart Company
Chicago
Jetter
John T. Seegin
Dailey
City Affieinia
Governor to address Thirty-sixth Division reunion in October
The Thirty-sixth division invites Gov Murray to speak at its reunion set for October 26 and 27. General chairman BF De. Charles L. Hatcher announced the program. Oklahoma Governor Willapeak is slated to give the opening address on the first day.
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INS
Goser- Currag
Oklahoma
Charles L. Hatcher
Willapeak
Ianteherenid
Horned Frog Band Plans Chicago World’s Fair Trip
Fort Worth reports the Horned Frog band of Versas Christian university plans a 1933 trip to the Chicago World’s Fair. A band committee is drafting tentative plans with several groups to organize the event and support travel arrangements.
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Horned Frog
Fort Worth
Vof Versas Christian University
Chicago
West Pointers Host Supper Dance at Randalph Inn
The West Pointers, new arrivals at Randalph, will host an Invitational supper and dance Monday evening from eight to one at Talmadge Inn. Help is requested through Cat Crockett at 2400 for all writers.
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West Pointers
Randalph Fie
Talmadge Inn
Cat Crockett
Fire kills six in Koelpin farmhouse blaze
A family of six died when their Koelpin farmhouse burned early today. Investigators said the fire appears incendiary, linked to a wave of sabotage and terrorism blamed on Communists across Germany this winter. Authorities report rising sabotage acts and robberies targeting rural households, with additional arson cases in Silesia and nearby regions.
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Calvera al
Silesia
Mommeranin
Leruhout
Vinér
Montreal
Tobjeradot
Berlin
Plane Urges Italy to Oust Fascist Dictator
NOME Oct 3 A foreleg airplane of unusual appearance landed over Tomé tonight calling on King Victor Emanuel to end the Enacist dictatorship at once. The war office communicated with military authorities and several airliners went aloft to force the strange craft to land. The chase quickly faded but the pursuit caused great excitement in the town.
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Nome
INS
Wasclet Literaturs
Victor Emanuel
War Office
Sirdronica
Aevernl Aring Pinnea
Ehase
Edison Condition Still Unchanged
Edison remains in fragile condition at home in West Grand, N H, with officials reporting no change in his status despite brief signs of waking. Medical staff say his condition is critical but stable as observers await further updates.
Lindbergh Plans China Survey Despite Crash Damage
Col Charles A Lindbergh indicates he will press on with a goodwill tour in China after a mishap that injured his wife and himself. In a telegram from Hankow he said he intended to proceed to Peiping while his aircraft remained grounded for repairs.
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Lindy
Peiping
Chartes
Lindbergh
Nelsons Tohainon
China
Hankow
Lindhoi Tie
Deiping
U S Exports to South Decline In 1980 Trade Figures
United States exports to Latin America fell 2.8 percent in 1980, totaling about 1.4 million dollars in value. The commerce department’s report shows a drop from earlier high levels, noting diminished shipments to the region. The text also references a classified ad column promoting repair services in Classification 129.
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Walmington
D. C
Dot. B
United States
Father burns saving son from clothes fire incident
Salacl o S4, 211 San Fernando Street, was severely burned while saving his two sons Mike and Syenrald William from a fire at their home. The blaze started when gasoline splashed during cleaning, and the father ran into the yard to beat out the flames with his hands. all three children were taken to Robert B. Green Hospital for treatment.
Peace Caravan Heads to Washington on Disarmament Petiti
The peace caravan led by Ja departed for Washington after a cross continental motor journey to deliver a disarmament petition to President Troover, entering New Jersey today near Bayonne.
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Universal Service
Bayonne
Washington
Troover
New Jersey
Increase in Coal Prices Noted by Industry Group
The wrugnesel Service OEICAGY reports an announced rise in coal price from 70 to 74 cents per ton. It notes that the cost of tonnage later in the season may become nearly prohibitive, signaling tighter market conditions and higher consumer costs.
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Wrugnesel Service Oeicagy
Tong
Cahontas
Los Angeles Holds Man for Embezzlement Admission
Police informed Saturday that Los Angeles officials were detaining Stannard to confront alleged embezzlement from a baking company. The case involves unspecified funds and authorities prepared to pursue charges.
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Los Angeles
Police
Ted Angeles
S Tannard
SNGO
Echr Baking Company
lWerg
Fragments Hint at Local Business Pressure in St Louis
The clipped text suggests a business offer embedded in a St Louis setting, with emphasis on purchasing activity and pricing. The fragment hints at negotiations or incentives to shift buying patterns toward St Louis, implying regional market dynamics without full context.
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