Fine Talks Heard At Warren Council Dinner
Warren Council Boy Scouts of America held its annual meeting and dinner at the Woman's club. Ed R Kelsey Toledo and R F Seymour Philadelphia spoke on Scouting and regional needs. Officers were elected including J E Hazeltine president and H W Gonarro vice president administration with new council members listed.
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Warren Council
Boy Scouts of America
Woman's Club
Ed. R. Kelsey
Toledo
R. F. Seymour
Philadelphia
George Olmsted
Ludlow
J. E. Hazeltine
North Warren
Kelsey
Seymour
Poys
H. W. Gon‘arro
H. V. Hazeltine
H. L. Banghart
F. M. Caughey
N. D. Paterson
F.C
C. T. Gonorro
H. B. Rowland
W. T. Kelly
Winthrop Williams
G. Olmsted
H. D. Kopt
W. E. Yeager
WA. P. Stone
M. H. Deardorf
G. W. Olmsted
National Council
J- F. Jefferson
E. D. Wetmore
E.C. Cook
H. We. Conarro
Airs
R. Kelsey
Roy F. Seymour
Lynde
W. L. Banghart
F. C. Rand
G. C. McDowell
Bruce Mellinger
H. H. Green
Dean Swift
Mellinger
McKean
Potter Counties
Green
Bradford
Swift
Jamestown
George C. McDowell
Clarendon Bethodist Episcopal Church
A. S. Pierson
Swedish Lutheran Church of
Sheffield
George Lott
F. H. Hetrick
Delford Wendelboe
Robert Schwartz
Harald Gibson
John Kehr
Howard Grotzinger
Melvin Danielson
Harold Knapp
Jack Rapp
Harry Wilson
William Brown
Harold Gibson
Pal
Flint
Steel
Delfort_ Wendelboe
Buzz
Gillett backs Hoover as Republican candidate
Springfield Mass Jan 28 Senator F H Gillett voiced disappointment at President Coolidge declining to seek a second term and publicly endorsed Herbert Hoover for the Republican nomination. He urged that every other Massachusetts Republican share his view in a statement that the party should rally behind Hoover.
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Springfield
Mass
Coolidge
F. H. Gillett
Herbert Hoover
Republian Dominion
Massachusetts
Gillett
Cold morning as temperatures rise through day
Six above zero at morning and ten degrees midmorning show the coldest period of the day according to the Pennsylvania Gas thermometer. A steady rise to twelve degrees by afternoon marks the warming trend. Pennsylvania reads a check for $18 000 for additional American Legion membership dues, making it the leader among departments including overseas in total members.
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Tio Ueidekalis
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Therometer
Pennsylvania
American Legion
The
Legion
Indianapolis
Incl
United States
Latrobe Fireman Fatally Hurt In Youngstown Blaze
Latrobe firefighter Charles Vachal was crushed by falling cornice while battling a fire at Michael Amer and Son in Youngstown near Greensburg, Pa. He died later at the hospital as two families became homeless. The blaze began yesterday afternoon and was controlled after midnight with Greensburg Latrobe and Lagoniers crews. Damage was about $20,000.
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Greensburg
Jar
U. P
Charles V Wachal
Latrobe
Michael Amer
Lagonier
Telephone service to Holland begins Monday in Warren
The Trans Atlantic link extends to Amsterdam Rotterdam and The Hague with connections via London. Rates start at 3.78 for the first three minutes and 26.25 per minute thereafter, 25 cents above Belgium rate, enabling Warren callers to reach 1,838,500 Atlantic telephones among 18 million U.S. phones.
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Warren
Amsterdam
Rotterdam
Hague
Holland
London
North Sea
Belgium
Atlantic
United States
Development of War Gases Fast Approaching Limit
Harrisburg reports General Amos Fries, chief of the chemical warfare service, dismissed predictions of gas wiping cities as unfounded. He said gas development is nearing a limit until atom splitting is achieved and urged illuminating gas firms to add red pepper to detect leaks, a measure he says could save thousands of lives.
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Harrisburg
Amos 4. Fries
Chemical Warfare Service
Fries
FIRST GENERAL Heavy snow blankets Altoona area as deadly accidents rise
Severe winter continues across western Pennsylvania with several inches of snow. Mountain districts report drifts and icy roads, risking recurring fatalities from coast ing accidents. Officials keep lines open yet warn drivers to proceed with extreme caution in affected areas. In Pittsburgh the temperature plunged from 23 to 9 degrees above zero by 9 a.m with further cooling expected tonight. Snow slows traffic while forecasters predict a slight rebound by Sunday.
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Altoona
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
W.s. Brotzman
Metzger Wright buyers begin annual trek to New York
Metzger Wright's announces a planned series of New York trips by key department buyers as they scout spring styles. W H Wright and staff will confer with leading fashion authorities Miss Helen Cornelius and Miss Grace Walton while others depart in waves to study trends and secure authentic goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metzger. Wright
New York
Warren
W. H. Wright
Helen Cornelius
Harper’s Bazaar
Grace Walton
Kayser
Kathryn Moran
Margaret Gibson
Clara Weidert
W. W. Marks
H. A. McCullough
Oscar Gustafson
Metzger-Wright's
Tri-State
Recommendations for Jefferson school site and district staffing
The report by Mr. Wooldridge reviews sites in the North Conne nange and Glade districts and discusses South Side limits and Jefferson congestion. He urges creating an assistant superintendent of schools to act as purchasing agent and suggests principals be relieved of teaching duties to cut burdens on the superintendent. He notes the pupil lead per teacher at Warren schools as a concern and calls for site decisions that likely include an athletic field within a few years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson School
Conenango
Glade
Wooldridge
Jefferson
Conenange
Deadlock over farm and naval program blocks Congress
Congress faces sharp objections in both houses to a farm compromise and the naval program. Republicans expect a veto of the Jones shipping bill. Mississippi Valley flood control costs face opposition, and no major measure has passed. Tariff is tabled, tax reduction delayed, farm relief disputed, and shipping provisions challenge Coolidge’s plans.
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Senate
Coolidey
Mississippi Valley
Congress
House
Mone
Senate Finance Committee
Coolidge
Mellon
McNary-Haugen
Shipping Board
Senate and House clash over control plan and naval inquiry
The house and senate split over the flood control program and construction plan. Opposition grows to the army engineers led project while naval investigations shift toward a separate congressional inquiry. A proposed 80 million dollar five year naval building program faces hold ups in the house from advocates of cheaper, smaller appropriations.
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House
Senate
Army
Administration
Coolidge
Wilbur
Snowstorm Delays Government Business in Washington
Washington faced severe snow with about 1.25 inches by midnight, crippling traffic and forcing Treasury and Agriculture to dismiss clerks early. Other departments planned similar action as the disturbance spread from the East. Congress did not convene with both houses out and the Walsh committee meeting with only five members, unable to proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Van
Treasury and Agriculture Departments
House of Congress
Walsh
State Dept Battles To Keep Roads Open
Harrisburg January 28 with every snow plow at work the state highway department fights to keep the Lincoln highway west of Lancaster and the Harrisburg Pike Bantaster to Harrisburg open after a 14 inch Lancaster county snowfall. Both routes drifted but remained open at noon as crews labored to clear the drifts.
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State Dept
Harrisburg
State Highway Department
Lancaster
Harrisburg Pike
New York Produce Prices Midday Report
New York Jan 28 wholesale market notes dull flour and lard demand with middling test spot at 22.25 12.95 and refined sugar around 5.80 per 100 pounds. Coffee Rio No 7 Santos No 4 quoted, dressed poultry steady with varied turkey chicken prices, live poultry values mixed, cheese weak state whole milk fancy to specials, butter firm with creamery extras and nearby white and brown eye varieties quoted.
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York
Rio
Santos
Market Letter Current Events and Investment Outlook
Market Letter notes a 146212 dividend on cumulative preferred stock, mentions slow but steady industrial progress, steel revival as a key factor, and earnings for Southern Pipe Line, Texas Gulf, and A. M. Byers. It forecasts a two sided trading day, cautions on possible intermediate market reactions, and highlights Consolidated Gas, Postum, Cluett Peabody as stocks to watch. It also discusses market dynamics, speculation, and the lack of balance in oils and coppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowes
Bradstreets
Duns
Southern Pipe
Texas Gulf
A. M. Byers
Ainter
Consolidated Gas
Brooklyn Union Gas and Edison
Postum
Cluett Peabody
Ipsoucvocen
Standard Gas
People’s Gas
Timken
Hudson
Vanadiant
Erie Man To Face Murder Charge In Erie Slaying
Patsy Cordo, an Erie man, was arrested in Buffalo for the Friday morning killing of Phillip Livacconi, an Erie restaurant owner. He is to be formally charged with murder and brought to Erie to stand trial.
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Erie
Patsy Cordo
Buffalo
Phillip Livacconi
Mayner
Stocks and prices in today’s industrial and oil sectors
Industrial and oil shares show mixed trading with Allied Chemical at 158, American Car Foundry 109, and American Locomotive around 216. Broad listings include General Electric, General Motors, Chrysler, Phillips Petroleum, Sinclair Oil, Standard Oil subsidiaries, Union Oil, and Union Pacific among others with varied percentages and prices across multiple lines. The Pittsburgh market and national transit lines feature Pennsylvania Grade Oil and related pipelines with several values noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allied Chemical and Dye
American Car Foundry
American
Anoverican
American Steel Foundry
American Sugar
American Sum Tobacco
American Tel and Tel
American Woolen
Atchison
Atlantic Golf
Atlantic Refining
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore and Ohio
Barnsdall Abethlehem Steel
Briggs Mfg
California Petroleum Canadian Pacific
Great Northern Ray
Great Northern Bay
Northern Pacific
Phillips Petroleum
Packard Motor
Republic Iron and Steel Vane
Shell Union
Simms Pete
Wee Beg Sinclair Oil
Skelly Oil
Southern Pacific
Southern Reb
Aeteng Lddte Standard Gas
Elec
Stewart Warner
Studebaker
Texas Corps
Timken RB
Tidewater Associa’ Tobacco Products
Desara
Pennsylvania
New York Transit Co
Bradford
National Transit Co
West Pa
Bureta Pipe Lin Co
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Eureka
Line Co
Seomezzet Oi
Sea Lites
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By and
Hazeltine
Latrobe Fireman
Youngstown
Page
M.W
Legal Machinery
Warren Water Company
Storm
Ansonia
Broadway
Sts
New York City
Penn
Grand Central
Theatres
Ansonio Hotel
Hotels
Colonial
Anderson, Richmond
Cosmopolitan
Arlington
Kay, Rirds and Co. Iember
Exige
Warren Savings Bank
jZrams Con Oil
Union Oil of California
Union Pacific
US Rubber
BS Steel
Westinghouse
White Motors
Wellworth
Willys Overland
Standard and Outside Oils
Anglo American Humble Oil
International Pete
Mountain Producers
National Transit
Erate Ohio
Pennock
Prairie Pipe Line
Prairie Oil and Gas
Salt Creek
South Penn i
Standard Oil of
Ind
Standard Oil of Kon
Standard
Curb Markey
Maricaibo _ Carib Syndicate
Cities Service
Commer Cities Service
Ptd Cities Service Bankers Continental Qi
Durant del
New Bradford
New York of
Arkansas Gas
Lone Star
Tribune
Lil Lo 1Bz
Strand Theatre
Warren, PA
Wayne C. Helmbrecht
Jersey
Johnson Brothers
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