Miners May Call Strike in Pennsylvania
In Wilkes Barre and Scranton districts delegates of the United Anthracite Miners convene amid threats from their district president. The Labor Board orders a full-field study and warns that strikes would violate wage agreements, while insurgents seek recognition from the Conciliation Board.
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Wilkes-Barre
National Labor Board
United Anthracite Miners of Pennsylvania
Wilkes- Barre
Scranton
Washington
Mine Workers of America
Cvacitation
United Anthracite
United Mine Workers
Conciliation Board
Unite Mine Workers
NRA
Labor Board
Duke Meets Navy After Narrow Army Victory
Duke University defeated Army by two points but then lost to Maryland by four in basketball. Duke officials avoided the Naval Academy but the Middies remain on their schedule for a future clash.
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Buke
Navy Annapolis
Duke University
Army
Maryland
Naval Academy
Deaths in Williamsport and surrounding towns
Multiple obituaries: Frances Elizabeth Palmer age 75 dies at 23 East Salisbury Williamsport after complications. Gertrude Roulette 55 dies at 102 Cypress St after a year illness. Annie M. Jones 65 dies at Zittlestown after two weeks illness. Lydia Kendall 89 dies at McConnellsburg home. Mary Gans 56 dies at Chambersburg after six weeks illness. Funeral details, survivors, and service times listed.
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Frances Elizabeth Palmer
Nathan Palmer
East Salisbury Street
Williamsport
Harry
Charles
Adam
Cleveland
United Brethren Church
W. M. Beattie
Riverview Cemetery
Gertrude Roulette
Noah W. Roulette
Cypress Street
Christian
Laura Friese Snyder
Zion Reformed Church
William T. Milne
Ellicott City
Bettie
Carroll
Carroll F., Baltimore; Sisters, Mrs. Henry A. Walters
Dunelien
N. J
Randall Boxwell
Plainfield
Carl Meek
Washington
Gordon C. Snyder
Chambersburg
Lester
William R
Hagerstown
A. K. Coffman
Scott R. Wagner
Rose Hill
Annie M. Jones
William A. Jones
Zittlestown
Church of God
Elmer Beachley
Boonsboro
Roy Wise
South Mountain
Luther Jones
John Bowlus
Bolivar
Samuel
Mt. Tabor
Thomas Moser
Littlestown
Gardner Taylor
Samuel A. Kipe
Boonsboro Cemetery
Lydia ¥. Kendall
David M. Kendall
Henry
Ann Catherine Troupe
McConnellsburg
A. M. Malcolm
Howard Atchison
Albia
Iowa
T. B. Shepherd
New Concord
Robert McKibbin
Waynesboro
Scott Runyan
Ella
L. S. Troupe
Lincoln
Neb
Minerva Keyser
el Paso
Inl
William B. Hicks
This City
Mary Gans
Wilson P. Gans
Roy Baker
Lewis Smith
In Memoriam Richard Domer One Year Missing
Loving remembrance from his wife children and brother in law marks the first anniversary of Richard Domer’s death on January 13, 1933. The note recalls his peaceful departure and hope of reunion in heaven.
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Richard Domer
Adv
Violence In Milk Strike Investigated
Chicago reports government inquiry into dairy unrest after a milk strike ended with a truce. Complaints from several dairy firms accuse the Pure Milk association of antitrust law violations, threats, milk dumping, and mail movement interference.
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Chicago
U. 8
Leo J. Hassenauer
Jerome Frank
Washington
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Pure Milk Association
Lexington
Wis
Burlington
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Blue Island
Stolen Ford Auto Ties Ohio Men to Local Case
Sheriff awaits word from Ohio on disposition of the Ford car in which Clyde Mellotte and Orval Oliver rode when arrested by Deputy Sheriff Richard Renner. The car, identified as possibly William J. Gentry’s Cuya huca Falls Ohio ride, may have been stolen. Renner’s condition remains serious but improving. Mellotte’s body was taken to his father’s home in Needmore Fulton County. Oliver’s body to Ohio.
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Sli
Ohio
Clyde C. Mellotte
Orval M. Oliver
Richard Renner
William J. Gentry
Cuyahuca Falls
Renner
Mellotte
Needmore
Fulton County
Oliver
Officers Installed at Potomac Lodge Knight of Pythias
The Williamsport lodge installed J. M. Nave as chancellor commander Norman Grove as vice chancellor OQ V Delanter as master at arms A W Chrisman as master of finance Keller B Bell as master of exchequer Charles W Lizer as keeper of records and seal Lewis Burgoyne as inner guard John A Conley as outer guard J Frank Wine and Paul E Harsh as trustees at Tuesday night meeting.
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Potomac Lodge
Pythias
Williamsport
J. M. Nave
Norman Grove
OQ. V. Delanter
A. W. Chrisman
Keller B. Bell
Charles W. Lizer
Lewis Burgoyne
John A. Conley
J. Frank Wine
Paul E. Harsh
Mergo Helps Western Maryland Rally Past Bucknell
Pete Mergo scored 15 in the second half helping Western Maryland overcome Bucknell 34 to 26 in Lewisburg. Bucknell led 15 prior to the rally as the Terrapins seized momentum late. The Sanbower family thanks friends for kindness after their daughter's death Stella Lee Sanbower.
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Lewisburg
Pete Mergo
Maryland
Bucknell
Jed
Terrors
Mergo
Stella Lee Sanbower
J. W. Sanbower
Adv
Dog on Ice Floe Baffles Toronto Waterfront
A dog remains on an ice floe off Toronto's waterfront attracting humane society notice. Passersby saw it alternating between sitting and standing as cold worsened. A waterfront man says the dog comes ashore at night and returns before daybreak. Life saving and humane society crews tried to rescue it but stopped due to darkness.
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Toronto
Humane Society
Life Saving Department
New Castle Readers Prefer Pay Checks Over Library Books
Library officials in New Castle report December saw a sharp rise in employment while adult circulating reading material dropped by 45 percent at the public library. The shift suggests more residents are earning wages than borrowing books.
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New Castle
NCAA Moves To Fight Taxation Of College Sport
In Minneapolis on January 13 representatives of the National Collegiate Athletic Association began a campaign to bar federal amusement taxes on college football and other athletic events. The group plans to appeal to Congress to secure future exemptions from the 1932 levy.
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Minneapolis
Minn
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Congress
NCAA
Debtors barred from public drinking in Terryville town actions
Terryville officials publish names of residents owing town money, barring them from alcohol sales in all local establishments per old law. Separate items note coin collector exceptions, a one cent verdict in a suit, market price snapshots, and a Sunday roast dinner ad.
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Terryville
Conn
First Selectman
William H
Eustace
Antietam Battlefield Plans Outlined for Visitor Access
A six year master plan will guide Antietam Battlefield development including maps survey of structures bridges and construction dates. Plans call for battlefield headquarters guided tours similar to Gettysburg and relaxing visitor facilities while avoiding a cemetery look. The Antietam Committee and local Chamber of Commerce back tourism growth and coordination with Congressman Lewis on funded improvements.
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Antietam
Gettysburg
Smoketown Road
David 2. Lewis
Insult To Injury In Lincoln Speeding Capture
A Lincoln police chase ends with a speeder halted at the curb after a second car arrives with a finance company rep bearing a replevin. Officers Holloway and Graves withdraw, deciding not to ticket the motorist.
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Lincoln
Neb
Holloway
Ggraves
Bankruptcy Petition Filed for Sanitary Cash Grocery Owner
Clarence D. Berger owner of the Sanitary Cash Grocery on West Howard Street filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in Federal Court Baltimore yesterday through attorney Samuel C. Strite. He lists assets at 1233.18 and liabilities of 2909.60.An order adjudicates him a bankrupt and refers the case to local referee Omer T. Kaylor.
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Clarence D. Berger
Sanitary Cash
West Howard Street
Baltimore
Samuel C. Strite
Omer T. Kaylor
Fever dies despite serious epidemic in St Louis
St Louis reports 1933 death rate of 42.6 per 1,000, lowest in history. Encephalitis or sleeping sickness caused 171 deaths in the city, a decline from 1932 when the rate was 13.2 per 1,000.
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ST. Louis
Health Department
Milk thief caught after porch theft near police chief
A neighbor who stole milk from the Morrissey porch was nabbed after officers were summoned by Indianapolis police chief Michael F. Morrissey. The incident involved a local resident in Indianapolis, with no further injuries reported.
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Indianapolis
PIA
Michael F. Morrissey
Vallee Plans Book On Celebrity Heartaches
Rudy Vallee says he is writing a book titled Headaches and Heartaches of a Celebrity. He notes he began it years ago and it will not be finished until retirement. The work is not an autobiography and may feature him as a minor figure in dramatic events. He hints his marital troubles with wife Fay will be included.
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Hollywood
Rudy Vallee
Fay
Middle Class Wife Is Best, Says Judge Hogan
St Louis January 13 case quote from Circuit Judge Granville Hogan asserts divorces cluster among the very rich and very poor. He counsels choosing a wife for character over looks, noting ruby lips fade but a good disposition endures.
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ST. Louis
Granville Hogan
Bodies Recovered as Mendoza Flood Toll Grows
In Mendoza Argentina rescue teams report 23 bodies found with more expected as floods from heavy rains and thaws devastate the Andes. Damage estimates run from 5 to 8 million dollars and disruptions include bridges and rail lines with potential four month delay to restore the Transandine railway.
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Mendoza
Argentina
Andes
Mendoze
Transandean Railway
Baltimore CWA bottling cod liver oil for babies
Baltimore CWA workers bottle cod liver oil for babies under a relief program. Nine barrels of oil will yield about 5 260 bottles with a practical nurse bottling and a truckman delivering. Last week 520 bottles were distributed and this week’s total runs near 1 000.
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Baltimore
CWA
Baltimore Emergency Sates Commission
Babies
Cow Redirected by Patrolman After Red Light Violation
A cow wandered into Seattle's University district and crossed a street on a red light. Patrolman John Karburg corralled the animal into a nearby forage until the owner could be located.
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Seattle
University District
John Karburg
Chicago Grain Market Report Summary
Quotations from Stein Bros and McComas Armstrong Building show Wheat, Corn, Rye futures with May, July, September contracts. Prices listed as open high low and close figures with multiple percentage figures and fractional notes across months.
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Stein Bros & Boyca
omen-Armstrong Building
Stein Bros. & Boyce
McComas-Armstrong Building
Congress Praised For Cooperation In Roosevelt Era
The speaker condemns the old guard and partisanship while praising Congress for cooperating under Roosevelt. He notes the public’s faith endured discomfort with patience and temper, arguing that leadership will restore prosperity and happiness for all Americans.
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Roosevelt
Mercersburg Relay Ties Scholastic Record in Triangular Meet
Mercersburg Academy 160 yard relay team tied the national scholastic mark at 1 minute 17 1-5 seconds in a triangular meet against Baltimore City College and Baltimore Polytechnic Institute. The winning quartet was Johnson Machionis Homas and Hartlein as Mercersburg scored 42 points to 37 for BCC and 14 for BPI.
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Baltimore
Mercersburg
Academy
Baltimore City College
Baltimore Poly
Johnson, Machionis
Homas
Hartlein
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