Hoover Opposes Vet Insurance Cash Payment Plan
Washington reports President Hoover opposes a congressional push for cash payment of World War I veteran life insurance funds. He aides Treasury concerns over treasury strain and rejects financing via bond issues. Debate includes charges of a lobbying racket, with veterans groups and the American Legion backing the plan.
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Hoover
Congress
Treasury
Mellon
Executive
Treasury Department
Boston
White House
Roral Johnson
House Veterans Committee
Patman
Dem
Tex
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion
Woman Strangled in Cincinnati Hotel Case Homicide
Police identified a woman found dead in a Cincinnati hotel as a homicide. She and a man registered Friday night under the names Mrs Miller and Mr Miller of Columbus. Coroner says no clear husband found. Columbus address proved fictitious. both about 30.
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Cincinnati
Cicinnati
H. Miller
Columbus
Fred C. Swing
Radio Schedule Fragments From Cleveland Stations
A dense OCR listing of program times and performers across Cleveland area stations WTAM WHK WJAR WQXR and others. It catalogs orchestras, hosts, and show titles with many times and names like Lombardo, Ellington, Gordon, and Lovangeline Adams, reflecting a bustling 1940s era broadcast grid.
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Meditat
Kemp
Ry —Sidnight
Ams
Gordon's
Hanervy Five
Sport Fiasnes
Gordons Oruhestra
Lovangeline Adams
Luty Cabcoch
Lesy
Colume
Sibu
Aranesque
Paris
Lombardo
Orcmestra
Tre
Don Amaizo
Kaiser
Mormon Tabernacle
Cecil
Sally
Andy
Tolupm
Phi Coon
Roxy's Gang
Larins
Youngs
Retting
Stadio
Rochester
Vic
Empire Bulders
Slumber Musc
Wellington Attends Cleveland Holiday Party Guests Return
Wellington people who joined the Pennzoil Co. holiday party in Cleveland Saturday evening include Mr. and Mrs. Harold White side W. J. Powell Art Cave Mr. and Mrs. Blake Stevick and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Abrams Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Jone and have returned from a visit in New York City Mrs Dewey Baird was taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital for treatment Marcy Powell is visiting his
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Cleveland
Wellington
Pennzoil Co
Harold Whiteside
W. J. Powell
Art Cave
Blake Stevick
Ben Abrams
Franklin Jone
New York City
Dewey Baird
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Marcy Powell
Governor Shapes Policy In Attic
Murray, elected by the greatest majority in state history, wrote Oklahoma's constitution 23 years ago and is sometimes called The Sage of Tishomingo. He takes office January 12.
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Ral
Murray
Oklahoma
Congr egational Church duet and local visits noted
Miss Eva Rowland and Miss Rose Mary Owens sang a duet called Calling Thee at the morning service. Owens visits her aunt Mrs Roy McCormick. Keith Arnold, a Pittsburgh teacher, spends holidays with his parents on East Main Street. Bargersville Indiana moves highway through town, 290 residents. most houses to be moved to straighten the road.
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Alsin Frye
Huron
Eva Rowland
Rose Mary Owens
Gabriel
Congregational Church
Bargersville
Ind
Indiana
New to Her Work Believes Buffalo Nickel Real Money
John Wallace buys eggs from rural residents and sells them near York. He paid a woman with Buffalo nickels, but she doubted their authenticity, saying she never saw such money. The exchange highlights early skepticism about the coin.
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John Wallace
York
Republic
Wallace
Courage Comes to Rivoli Theatre
Warner Bros and Vitaphone present Courage a stage hit adaptation opening at Rivoli Theatres tomorrow Belle Bennett stars as the mother with Marian Nixon as the eldest daughter The rest of the family and cast include Leon Janney Carter de Hayen Jr Don Marion Charlotte Fleury Dorothy Ward Biron Sage Blanche Frederici Rey Bell and Richard Tucker in a tender dramatic comedy about a mother fighting to give her children a better life.
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Courage
Warner Brother
Vitaphone
Tom Barry
Rivoli Theatre
Belle Bennett
Marian Nixon
Leon Janney
Carter de Hayen, Jr
Don Marion
Charlotte
Moonshine Still Found Near Radford Virginia
Police discovered two pits dug close together three miles from Radford. One pit held mash and the other fire, arranged to ferment via heat from the partition wall. Operators were not present. A brutal description of a diamond is noted as dull before dressing.
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Radford
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