Interpretations of Hoovers Day Stand Conflict
Washington Jan 23 CP Contradictory readings of the Wickersham Prohibition report widened to dispute President Hoover’s stance in his message to Congress. Senator Fess says Hoover opposes only a form of revision pushing wet and dry questions into Congress for endless wrangling. Rep Beck calls Hoover’s anti repeal stand uncompromising and harmful to his re election prospects. The House Wet Bloc battles continue as prohibition enforcement funds and wiretap issues are debated while Tydings’ probe resolution faces blocking opposition.
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Fess
Wickersham Report
Washington
Hoover
Congress
Senator Fess
Ohio
Republican National Committee
Wickersham Commission
Beas
White House
Rep. Beck
Beck
Pennsylvania
Wickersham
House
Justice Department
Prohibition Bureau
Tydings
Dem
Watson
Carlotta Barnard Leads Free Open Singing Lessons in Cleveland
Carlotta Barnard of Cleveland offers free singing trials every Wednesday at Day's Music Studios located at 867 Broad Street. Call 2860 for details on joining the radio singers program.
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Carlotta Barnard
Cleveland
Music
Radio Singers
Broad St
Ize Peninsula: Japan’s quake hotspot with 300 tremors daily
The Ize Peninsula in central Japan is described as one of the world’s most unstable zones, recording an average of about 300 tremors per day. This persistent seismic activity highlights the region’s vulnerability to frequent earthquakes and the need for ongoing monitoring and preparedness.
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Ize Peninsular
Japan
Belden Social Notes and Local Visits
Belden residents report a busy weekend with guests from the Wise and Gest families. Mr and Mrs A L Wise visited Barberton. Mr and Mrs B T Nesbett and son Bob and Miss Mary Bunce spent Sunday with Mrs Marvy Killup. Herman Wise and Mrs Mary Killup attended Elyria on Monday and Monday afternoon visits included Mrs Freda Baker.
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Belden
John Service
Wm. Gest
Raymond Pomeroy
Valley City man hosts smoker for birthday pair
Frank Weidner of Valley City entertained at a smoker on Monday evening in honor of Bert Goodman and Mr. Weidner celebrating birthdays. Cards were the diversion of the evening. Mrs. Mary Aldrich Esther Wolfe and Agnes Wise were in Cleveland on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Tayor and family of Cleveland were guests on Sunday of Mrs. Taylor's parents Mr. and Mrs. Bert Kingsley.
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Frank Weidner
Valley City
Bert Goodman
Mr. Weidner
Mary Aldrich
Esther Wolfe
Agnes Wise
Cleveland
Archie Taylor
Mrs Reising Hosts Party Honoring Dorothy and Marian Reising
Mrs Roy Reising entertained a group of girls on Tuesday evening with a candy pull dancing and cards. Refreshments were served. Attending were Stella and Anna Pijor Esther Law Margaret Heath Bernadette Bator Myrma Reising LaVerne Aldrich Lucille Wise Neva Goodman Dorothy Huffman Frances Forbush Cleeva Sharlene Wise Dorothy Marian Reising.
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Roy Reising
Dorothy
Marian Reising
Stella
Anna Pijor
Esther Law
Margaret Heath
Bernadette Bator
Myrma Reising
LaVerne Aldrich
Lucille Wise
Neva Goodman
Dorothy Huffman
Frances Forbush
Cleeva
Sharlene Wise
Esther Gest
All County Chorus
Ridgeville
la Grange
Roy Relsing
Miss Forbush
Fern Wise
Marie Meyne
Mary Wise
Peter Schuster
Clarence Wise
Florence
Spain Plans Air Survey of Country
Europe’s largest air survey scheme to begin in Spain early this year. British aerial experts have been in talks with Spanish officials for three months. The project would cover more than half of Spain’s 194 700 square miles to produce maps used for land tax assessment of all property.
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Spain
London
Europe
College renames Horticultural Hall in honor of Albert Dickens
Manhattan Kas The Horticultural Hall at Kansas State Agricultural College is renamed Albert Dickens Hall to honor the late head of the Aggie department of horticulture.
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Manhattan
Kas
Kansas State Agricultural College
Albert Dickens
Aggie Department of Horticulture
Fast and Loose at the Rivoli Captures Modern youth
Rivoli theatre presents the Avery Hopwood play Fast and Loose in a brisk, up-to-the-minute production. A lively cast portrays youths scorn conventions and enjoy freedom and joy. A double romance ends in a thoroughly modern marriage as a conservative family reverses course.
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Rivoli Theatre
Avery Hopwood
Second Best Sugar Crop in North Platte Valley
Farmers in the North Platte valley harvest a second large sugar beet crop with an estimated yield of 14.5 tons per acre, below the 16.5 tons per acre record set in 1925. Last year's slightly smaller crop produced $7,378,000 in income at an average price of $7 per ton.
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Scottsbluff
Neb
North Platte Valley
College to Erect $100,000 Observatory at Baldwin Wallace
Bal dwin-Wallace College in Berea Ohio will build a $100000 observatory this spring. The project began with a $33000 donation from the late B C Wood who requested the building be named Lavinia Mastick Wood in memory of his mother.
Men’s Fur Lined Coats Popular in 1929 Census Report
Washington. Shipments of fur and fur lined men’s coats and overcoats rose in 1929 from 1927 levels, while women’s fur goods fell sharply in value. The Bureau of Census report notes an overall industry decline, with women’s fur products dropping from 156,851,144 to 129,245,490 and men’s rising from 3,869,238 to 4,196,228.
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Washington
Bureau of Census
Forty Million People Live in Zoned American Cities
A report notes that forty million residents occupy zoned American cities highlighting population density and urban planning implications across multiple metropolitan areas.
Rama the new medicine cures rheumatism by liver action
Poisons in the blood settle in joints and muscles causing rheumatism. Rama claims to act on the liver stomach and blood to expel poisons through elimination and ease pain on the first day. It guarantees money back if it does not end rheumatism, according to an advertisement by Dr. W. Phillips.
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Rama
Ru-Ma
W. Phillip
Hospital compensation bill discussed by Elyria and Ohio leaders
Elyria Memorial Hospital's F W Hoover and John R Mannia with B W Stewart from Youngstown City Hospital outlined a proposed state bill in Columbus to reimburse Ohio hospitals for care of indigent auto accident victims. The plan cites about 400000 yearly losses and requires monthly hospital reports to the motor vehicles commissioner, with repayment from any civil damages awarded. An optional 20 cent license fee increase was mentioned but not included.
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Ohio
F. W. Hoover
Elyria Memorial Hospital
John R. Mannia
Cleveland
B. W. Stewart
Youngstown City Hospital
Columbus
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
Negroes Plan History Week in Memphis
Negroes in Memphis have set aside February 9 as Negro history week with plans for a series of meetings. A number of Negro educators will attend.
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Memphis
Illinois grower seeks lettuce of pumpkin size
An Illinois grower advertises a need for lettuce of pumpkin size for a forthcoming harvest. The notice highlights specific size requirements and the supplier interest in souring timely deliveries.
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Illinois
Chicago Police Start Hunt For Nicky Arnstein
Chicago police launched a hunt for Jules Nicky Arnstein as federal authorities opened an investigation into which of two Chicago politicians were swindled of 50000 dollars. The case centers on Myrtle Tanner Blacklidge and Edward R. Litsinger, with a cap found in a Springfield hotel room linking Arnstein to the fraud. Litsinger offered a 2000 dollar reward for arrest of three men tied to the disappearance of his money.
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Chicago
Jules
Nicky” Arnstein
New York
Arnstein
Myrtle Tanner Blacklidge
Internal Revenue
Springfield
Litsinger
Canada
Beat Mother Over Breakfast
Meriden Conn Julius Woronick a 20 year old man was arrested after beating his mother because she did not have his breakfast ready when he arose at 1 p m The incident underscores simmering household tensions in the city patrols report the case as domestic violence amid a quiet morning in Meriden
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Meriden
Conn
Julius Woronick
High Library Tax Builds Up Circulation
Chicago report from the American Library Association links higher per capita library tax to greater circulation. Five cities paying $1 per person average more than six to nine books per resident. meanwhile towns with low per capita support show far lower figures. The study notes a minimum of five books per capita with proper support.
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Chicago
American Library Association
United States
Long
Cal
Bridgeport
Miami
Fla
Oklahoma City
Fort Worth
Tex
Lowell
Mass
el Paso
Near Centenarian Lived on Same Farm Eighty Years
Eldorado Illinois reports Mrs Susan Moore age 97 living on the same farm for decades. She stayed in a log cabin until it burned in 1911 and has 186 descendants including 66 grandchildren 105 great grandchildren and 15 great great grandchildren. Born in Kentucky her father Walter Bourland moved to the farm and she married William Moore at age 16.
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Eldorado, Ill
Susan Moore
Kentucky
Walter Bourland
William Moore
His Gold Mine Handy In Winthrop Reported
S A Hotchkiss owns a nearby mine within walking distance of his home in Winthrop Washington. The site has yielded gold silver and copper from the property.
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Winthrop
Wash
S. A. Hotchkiss
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