Darwin Kingsley Dies After Long Insurance Career
Darwin G. Kingsley longtime head of a major insurance company died after a career that began on a Vermont farm and carried him to leadership roles in New York. He resigned as president two years ago to serve as chairman of the board and remained a key figure in the firm.
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Ee Tork
Darwin
G. Kingsley
Mueypear
Ermont Farm
Grand Junction
Preas
New York
Ite Inn Company
Igadey
Rance Company
Unified swim program aims to teach all Y M C A boys
The new plan divides boys into ten groups for marathon swims and life saving classes. Cadets swim one mile in winter with two swims weekly. Prep group two miles total while Junior B, Junior A, Employed Boys, and Young Men's classes swim from 10 to 15 miles. A 24 mile channel swim is planned for older boys after finishing marathon. Qualified instructors will conduct tests and instruction.
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Goacher
Death notices for infant Talarski and John Suulkowski
Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Talarski died minutes after birth on October 3 at 7 30 PM. Burial set for Wednesday at 4 00 PM. John Suulkowski of Spencer Ohio died this morning at Lodi Hospital after a three day illness at 42. Survived by wife Kathryn daughter Mary son Marion brother Ben Cleveland and sister Mary Frankowski Marysfield PA. Member of Assumption church Grafton. Remains to be taken from Bittner Funeral Parlors to Spencer home this evening. Funeral services to be announced tomorrow.
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Talarski
Joseph Talarski
John Suulkkowski
Spencer
Ohio
Lodi Hospital
Lodi
Cleveland
Katheryn
Mary
Marion
Ben
Mary Frankowski
Marysfield
Pennsylvania
Assumption Church
Grafton
Bittner
British engineers unveil light two stroke airplane engine
Two British engineers in Kilburn claim a radical light two stroke engine with eight cylinders can produce 150 horsepower at 150 pounds and cost about 750. They say running costs are 50 percent lower and fuel use is 3.5 gallons per hour, offering a cheaper alternative to existing airplane motors.
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London
Kilburn
Hoover speaks to women voters in radio address
Washington October 7 President Hoover delivers a radio speech to women voters as part of a campaign plan to keep him active on the firing line until election day. He will speak at 3 15 P M on a program by the Women Division of the Republican National Committee and plans future trips to Ohio Indiana and possibly Michigan.
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Washington
Hoover
Republican National Committee
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Injury in Automobile Accident Near Abbey Road
Mrs. M. J. Kenny 60 of Menter sustained an injury above the left eye and shock after an auto crash this morning at Abbey Road and North Ridge. She was treated at Memorial Hospital. Wendell Perkins 620 Lodi Street crashed into a pole on West Avenue near 13th Street yesterday to avoid a collision with William Leedale’s car, police report. George Yalkden of Columbia Township alerted Sheriff Adams that chicken thefts from coops may be related. London farriers report a busy period during the August heat wave as buyers stock up.
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M. J. Kenny
Menter
Abbey Road
North Ridge Road
Memorial Hospital
Wendell Perkins
Lodi Street
West Avenue
13Th Street
Perkins
William Leedale
London
Walker resigns amid Tammany Hall power struggles in Albany
Jimmie Walker announces resignation to seek vindication as Governor Roosevelt faces removal hearings. The drama centers on Curry and McKee while Tammany Hall weighs Walker’s future and party interest amid calls for Walker’s renomination and Albany politics.
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Walkers
Curry
Walker
Roosevelt
Alfred E Smith
Albany
Herbert H Lehman
Tammany Hall
Democratic Party
Jimmie Walker
America
Europe
National Party
Tammany Holt
McKee
Deef Meny
Oelth
Court actions raise taxes and divorce in Lorain county
Day sues city and county tax authorities claiming taxes on his property exceed one third of value and seeks an injunction against excessive taxes and sewer assessments. Helen Judson files for divorce from William Judson citing gross deceit and cruelty after their 1928 marriage and one child. Hulse brothers sue Burnstine and Billiard Table Mfg Co for contract cancellation over misrepresentation and recovery of 2000 dollars plus mortgage cancellation for 5100 dollars tied to 59 miniature billiard tables. Alex Williams of Lorain sentenced to an indeterminate term in Mansfield reformatory after pleading guilty to attempted burglary before Judge Webber.
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Lea S
Aled
City of
Elysia
Day
18Th Street
Helen R. Judson
Oberlin
William Judson
Beba Hulse
Elyria Township
I. H Burnstine
Billiard Table Manufacturing Company
Chicago
Pettion
Burnsting
Alex Williams
Lorain
Mansfield Reformatory
Burstar
A. R. Webber
Uniform gas tax drive opened in Nebraska
The plan seeks a two cent national gasoline tax with uniform enforcement while Nebraska would cut its tax from four to two cents. Nebraska Petroleum Manufacturers Inc and allied groups in Kansas Missouri and Iowa back the move. J. L. La Fontaine dies in an English hospital from Gallipoli wounds. Rheumatism cases rise with low rainfall and fall with heavy rainfall in England study finds.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
C. M. Sutherland
Nebraska Petroleum Manufacturers. Inc
Natsas
Missour
Iowa
Gallipoli
J. L. la Fontaine
Revenue figures and loans listed for Agricultural Credit Corp
The article details August activity for the Agricultural Credit Corporation with loan totals of 1,110 new loans and 1,151 loan applications. It notes $13,911,669 available for August relief work, repayments of $35,241,799.47, and allocations of $10,000,000 to the Secretary of Agriculture. It then lists several bank allocations across multiple cities and banks.
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Agricultural Credit Corporation
Restock Credit Corporations
Secretary of Agriculture
Ohio
Akron
Commerial Bank &Trust Co
Canton
Geo. D. Hatter Bank of Canton
Celma
Citizens Banking Co
Cleveland
Union Trust Co
Zitiello Banking Co
Fostona
Commerccial Bank & Savings Co
Galion
Citizens National Bank of Galion
Lima Mist American Trust Co
Lorain
Lorain Banking Co
National Bank of Commerce of Lorain
Marion
Marion National Bank
Painesville
Painesville National Bank & Trust Co
Steubenville
Phentenaco State Bank
Union Savings Bank & Trust Co
Registration counts noted for Insull counsel case
The report states 106 registrations from 300 possible as Martin Insull sought counsel, with 42 registrations from 250 possible at the South precinct.
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Martin Insull
Light voter registration at Sheffield Lake Village
Board of election officials report light registration in Sheffield Lake Village yesterday the first of three days to register for November voting. Residents must register by October 18 at local precincts with next Friday and Saturday the available registration days. The Itelala board noted Mat at the North precinct yesterday.
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Sheffield Lake
Governor Declares Fire Prevention Week in Columbus
Governor George White issued a proclamation designating October 9 through October 15 as Fire Prevention Week. The notice notes that 85 percent of fires are preventable and cites historical fire tolls of $19,961,158 in 1930 and $14,641,373 in 1981 as context for addressing the problem.
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Columbus
George White
Mountain Climbers Club Buys Peak Tallies in 1932
Denver reports the annual Colorado Mountain Climbers' Club inventory. Members place small record books on 46 peaks over 14,000 feet, burying them to be inscribed by climbers who reach the summits. About 25 peaks exceed Price's Peak, with over 1,000 Colorado peaks above 10,000 feet.
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Denver
Colorado Mountain Climbers’ Club
Colorado
Mountain’ Climbers’ Club
Rockies
Yo Yo Craze Lifts Dull London Summer Spirit
A British newspaper notes Londoners embrace nonstop Yo Yo variety shows brightening summer. The craze attracts business men and dukes alike, with Yo Yo championships and new theater foyers adding to the lively scene. A hitchhiking blackmailer tale warns of a scam targeting truck drivers.
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London
Ascot
Queens Garden
Britain
United States
Insull Mystery Deepens Abroad After Paris Departure
The case centers on Samuel Insull and his son Samuel Jr who left a Paris hotel secretly and have not been seen since. Paris hotel staff say Insull did not plan to return while Mrs. Insull stayed with the luggage. Authorities speculate Portugal or Luxembourg as possible destinations, and officials urge civic groups to educate the public on fire dangers to prevent tragedy.
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Samuel, Jr
Paris
Insull
Portugal
Luxembourg
Markets Alive Land Livestock Prices and Local Market Listings
Market notes show steady to firmer cattle prices with steers and heifers around 3.75 to 4.50 per hundredweight and calves to 8.00. Sheep and lambs remain steady with lambs around 55 and culls near 38.50 to 40.00. Grain quotes include No. 1 hard wheat at 62 1/2, corn around 26 1/4, oats about 15 1/2, and barley near 24. Calf and hog receipts are listed with mixed prices, while various fresh produce prices appear for apples, beans, carrots, lettuce, potatoes, and other staples in Farmers' Local Markets.
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Hous
Chicago
Vadh
Henge
Legan
Rock Springs
Rugeters
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Ohios
North Dakota
Red River
South Dakota
Colery
Hothouse
Britain Sees Surge in Radio Business After Radiolympia
Post Office tightens anti pirate listening as detector trucks boost licenses with 14 000 issued in a day. Officials estimate 500 000 pirates remain while 890 000 licensed sets benefit from improved reception as Radiolympia boosts industry. Britain plans larger radio sales, with equipment values rising to 250 million dollars this season.
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London
Olympia Hall
Britain
Post Office
British Froedcasting Corporation
Sendwrng
Moels
Radiolympia
Salisbury Man Loses $40000 In Shack Fire
A shack in Salisbury Maryland burned and life savings of about 40000 dollars kept in cans and boxes around the home were destroyed. Americus Baker reportedly stored his money away from banks and survived the blaze with only 590 dollars remaining as ashes filled the rest of the containers.
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Pire
Shack
Salisbury
Amencus Baker
Americus
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