Britain battered by cyclones and floods in renewed storm season
Damage spread across Great Britain as cyclonic winds up to 76 miles per hour and renewed Thames floods cut power and transport. Two deaths confirmed with thousands of acres flooded near the Prince of Wales estate. Railway lines and roads disrupted by landslides and wrecked barges, while animal losses and widespread property damage loom.
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London
Great Britain
Thames Rons Bank
Thames
Lenton
Nottingham
Prince of Wales
Harlech
North Wales
Great Western Railroad
Crosskeys
Monmouthshire
Glasgow
Lochleven
Manchester Ship Canal
Nottinghamshire
Cheshire
Lancashire
Naval contracts awarded today to Wright Aeronautical and allies
Washington January 25—The Navy awarded Wright Aeronautical Corporation a 1 141 912 50 contract for 100 nine cylinder air cooled aircraft engines with spare parts for 25 coast patrol planes to be built in Santa Monica California. Hall Aluminum Aircraft Corporation received 71000 for an experimental all metal Amphibian fighting plane. Goodyear Rubber and Tire Company was awarded 121 567 for eight gas cells to replace others in the dirigible Los Angeles.
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Washington
U P
Wright Aeronautical Corporation
Paterson
N. J
Navy Department
Coast Patrol
Santa Monica
Calif
Hall Aluminum Aircraft Corporation
Buffalo
N. Y
Los Angeles
Goodyear Rubber and Tire Company
Akron
Engineer Held for Investigation in Columbus
Thomas Green of Hartsburg Pennsylvania, a civil engineer, was arrested in a downtown Columbus hotel after detectives found blood stained curtains and an exploded shell in his car. He said he left Harrisburg due to a family double and headed for Chicago for work. he had no money. He was being held for investigation.
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Columbus
Thomas €. Green
Hartsburg
Green
Harrisburg
Chicago
Turner Infant Dies In Warren Funeral Service
Funeral services for Therese Col Jeira Turner infant daughter of Mr and Mrs L J Turner were held at Holy Redeemer church at 9 30 with Rev W P O Brien officiating. Burial followed at St Josephs cemetery. Out of town attendees included Mr and Mrs E R Godfrey of Jamestown and several Titusville residents. Card of thanks from the Turner family expresses gratitude to the Warren Post Office force and neighbors. William E Dillon Sr 54 a former Warren resident died at his Staten Island home after a two year illness. He is survived by his wife, sons Frane C and William E Jr and daughters Grace L and Mary A.
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Therese C. Turner
Therese Col Jeira Turner
L. J. Turner
Itoly Redeemer Church
W. P. O’brien
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
E. R. Godfrey
Jamestown
Mary Hesch
F. C.hesch
J. G. Seymour
F. F. Felton
Tituswire
William E. Dillon
Willim E. Dillon
Warren
Titusville
Staten Island
New York
Dillon
Tidewater Pipe Company
Frane C
William E., Je
New York Ciy
Grace L
Mary A
Indiana headdress remodel by Foster Lott at diner
Foster Lott has remodelled the Indiana headdress originally made by Milton Caughey. The headdress will be worn by a scout at the annual council diner at the Woman's club Friday. The reorganized police committee, headed by C. W. Barwis, holds its first meeting in the City building this evening at 7:30. Members D. L. Lewis and G. M. Borg are also on the panel.
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Foster Lott
Milton Caughey
Troop 4
Boy Scouts
Kiski Military School
Woman’s Club
C. W. Barwis
D. L. Lewis
G. M. Borg
In and out of Town Visit Returns Home
Mr. and Mrs. U. S. Van Newkirk of Wilkinsburg returned home yesterday after visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Barwis on Second Avenue. Mr. Barwis is a brother of Mrs. Van Newkirk.
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U. S. van Newkirk
Wilkinsburg
C. W. Barwis
Second Avenue
Mr. Barwis
van Newkirk
Morck Property Gifted to City for Memorial Park
The Morck homestead at Seventh and Market streets is donated by Mrs. Anne Chambers Morck of Oil City for a memorial park in memory of Dr. August C. Morck. Borough acceptance is pending. the gift will be handled by the parks committee after formal acceptance. Dr. Morck, an optometrist who ran a jewelry store with his brother Fred, died recently after a long medical career.
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Morck
August C. Morck
Morek
Seventh and
Market Streets
Warren
Dr. Morek
Manley Overturf
Committee On Parks
Anne Chambers Morck
Oi City
Dr. Morck
August Morck
Werren
Fred Morck
Ard Oil City
Heated exchange marks hearing on flood control plan
In Washington on Jan 25 Major General Edgar Jadwin chief of army engineers clashed with House flood control committee chair man Reid over allegations the committee was withholding information on flood control proposals Reid pressed for answers Jadwin refused saying he needed time to think observer notes suggested Reid appeared to order Jadwin from the stand and the hearing paused with the engineer exiting abruptly
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Washington
Edgar Jadwin
Army Engineers
Reid
Jadwin
F. D. Sampson
Kentucky
Army Engineer
Army
Jadwin J
Seymour to Speak at Warren Council Dinner
R F Seymour of Philadelphia region 3 Boy Scouts of America will speak at Warren Council's annual dinner at the Woman's Club Friday. He led Region 3 for PA MD DE VA and DC and served as a World War II major. The event includes a living poster display and Scout demonstrations led by Troop 4's F H Hetrick.
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R. F. Seymour
Philadelphia
Boy Scouts of America
Warren Council
Woman's Club
Mgr. Seymour
Warren
Seymour
M.C. A
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Delaware
Virginia
District of Columbia
United States
F. H. Hetrick
Market Letter Highlights Stocks to Watch and Bankrolled Bets
Evens: The market is expected to open lower with initial selling then possible rallies, though continued selling on strong spots is likely. Cluett Peabody insiders anticipate higher dividends and a price range of 55 to 100 on current momentum. Allied Chemical could be taken in hand with a new rumor, Hershey Chocolate faces bearish margins and uncertain Coco needs, and Detroit Edison shows 1927 earnings of 11.82 per share with similar 1926 levels after depreciation. U S Rubber may reward followers of DuPont leadership, though management remains a missing factor. Domestic crude up 7800 barrels weekly to Jan 21, with rail and bond averages modestly higher. Rediscount rate rise in Chicago seen as potentially market-moving but not devastating. rails look higher with patience. Stocks to buy on setbacks include Houston, American Smelting, Sulphur, Westinghouse, Allied Chemical, New York Central, American Can, Radio, and Hudsen.
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Evens
Wdf
Cluett Peabody
Allied Chemical
Hershey
Detroit Edison
U. S
DuPonts
Chicago
Houston
American Smelting
Westing‘house
New York Central
American Can
Radio
Hud / Son
Pennsylvania Railroad orders 300 all steel passenger cars
The Pennsylvania Railroad board authorizes purchasing 300 standard all steel 70 foot passenger coaches 210 standard all steel sixty foot baggage cars and 20 standard all steel seventy foot combined passenger and baggage cars for next year to replace wooden cars on all regular trains. James W Corrigan millionaire steakking dies suddenly of heart disease funeral to be held at Wade Memorial chapel Lake View cemetery Carlisle newspaper notes two items from Cleveland and Philadelphia datelines.
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P. R. R. Philadelphia
U.P
The
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cleveland
James W. Corrigan
Stec)king
Wade
Buria
Lake View Cemetery
Stock Market Close Shows Industrial and Oil Leaders
Pittsburgh market wrap lists major gainers and movers across industries. Names include Allied Chemical, American Can, U S Steel, Bethlehem Steel, General Electric, General Motors, Chrysler, Coca Cola, Dupont, and Pennzoil. Notable percentages show strength in Atchison, Chesapeake, Chile Copper, and Panama coal-related firms, with many rail and utility stocks mixed.
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Close
Allied Chemical and Dye
American Based
American Can
American Car Foundry
American Locomotive
American Smelting
American Steel Foundry
American Sugar
American Sam Tobacco
American Tel
Tel American Woolen Anaconda
Atchison
Atlantic Gulf Atlantic Refining
Baltimore and Ohio
Barnsdall
Bethlehem Steel
Briggs Manufacturing
California Petroleum
Canadian Pacific
U. S. Leather
Cerro de Pasco
Chesapeake and Cisy
Chicago Rock Island
Chicago
Milwaukee and
St Paul
Chile
Vee CO
Chrysler i
Coca Cola
Col Carbon
Col Gas and Electric
Crucible Steel
Bbya Dodge Brothers Common
Davison Chemical
Erie RR Common
Erie R Rist
Freeport Texas
General Asphalt
General Electric
General Motors
Great Northern Ore
Great Northern Rvy
Gulf States Steel Hudson Motors
Hupp Motors
Independent Oil and Gas
Inspiration Copper
International Combustion International Nickel - Jordan Motors
Kansas City Southern
Kennecott Copper
Lehigh Valley
Mack Truck Marland Oil
Miami Copper
Mid Continent Pete
Middle States Oi
Missouri
Southern Plaafie
Southern B. R
Standard Gas and Electric
Stewart Warner
Studebaker
Texas Corp. Timken BR
Tidewater Associated Tobacco Products
Oil Union Pacife
U. S
U.S. Rubber
U.S. Stat
Vanadina
Westinghouse
Willys Overland Woolworth Humbleby
International Petroleum
Mountain Producers National Transit
New York Transit Ohio
Pennock
Prairie Pipe Line
Amendment to Walsh resolution still faces objections
Washington January 25 U P The Walsh amendment to his Senate resolution for investigating the power industry fails to remove legal objections. James M Emery counsel for the National Association of Manufacturers testified that the modified resolution still targets operating companies doing intra state business, hence outside federal jurisdiction. Walsh argues any company is subject to federal inquiry if its stock is sold outside its operating states.
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Washington
U.P
Walsh
Dem
Mont
James M. Emery
National Association of Manufacturers
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Emery
New York Produce Market Report Summary
New York produce prices show dull loan firm notes with steady pork and quiet potato markets. Livestock and poultry ranges indicate steady to firm movement for turkeys chickens capons and ducks with modest beef and dairy items reflected in the day’s listings.
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New York
Middle West
Santos
Oil Prices Across Pipelines Reported in Market Notes
The document lists buying prices for various grades of Pennsylvania oil across multiple pipeline lines and districts. Grades include Pennsylvania Grade Oil, Gray, and Buckeye Pipe Line classifications with quoted prices ranging from about 1.50 to 4.05 per unit, mentioning locations such as Bradford, Cumberland, Indiana, Eureka, and Wheeling with references to pipe line companies and transit lines.
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Purc A.ing
Pe York Transit Co
Bradford District Oil Nation
el Transit Co
Fuckeye
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Gabell
Eureka
Sipe Life Co
Somerset
Cumberland
Sipe Line Co
Ragland Grade
Indiana
Cumberland and Winue
Countien
Paragorks
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A. C. Morck
Kay, Richards and Oe
Warren Savings and Ride
Pittsburgh Market
Arkansas Gas
Lone Star
Prairie Oil and Gas
Ase
Salt Creek
South Penn
Sat Standard Oil
Cal
Bats Standard Oil
Ind
Standard Oil
Kan
X. J
Curbet American Maricaibo
Pe Carib Syndicate
Bankers
Continental
Clisten
Garant del
New Bradford Oil
New York Oil
Strand Theatre
Warren, PA
Wayne C. Helmbrecht
EEE
Johnson Brothers
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