Insull Has No Definite Plans As To Coming Back
Samuel Insull, freed from extradition, says no definite plan to return to America but may tour Europe and the continent. He rejects Chicago attorneys’ claims of diplomatic action against United States judicial decisions and plans to remain in Greece indefinitely.
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Athens
Greece
Samuel Insull
United States
America
Continent
England
Chicago
Insull
Court of Appeals
Paris
Georgacopoulos
Charles A. Bellows
Saloniki
Rome
Andrew Viachos
Cook County
Mr. Insull
Magic Tonight At Rouss Hall Fire Company Benefit
A magic show by Prof. Shapiro and His Company will open at 8 p.m. in Rouss Hall at the corner of West Bos cawen and Braddock streets. The event is presented by the Rouss Fire Company with free admission and invites firemen, their families, and the public.
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Rouss Hall
West Boscawen and
Braddock _ streets
Rouss Fire Company
Prof. Shapiro
More Activity Shown In Virginia Industries
The December 1 review of industrial and employment conditions reports increased activity in several Virginia industries. Manufacturing schedules expanded in plans bags boxes rayon garments and leather products while shoes chemicals veneer cellophane baking powder cement mirrors powder paper peanut products packing cases and tobacco plants held satisfactory schedules. Twenty thousand men worked on State Highway Department projects at a monthly wage of 1,000,000 with one third financed by reconstruction corporation loans.
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Washington
Virginia
Labor Department
State Highway Department
Reconstruction Corporation
Employees Honor Bosses With Gold At Christmas Party
About 400 workers at the Per fection Garment Company factories in Martinsburg and Charles Town West Virginia presented gold coin purses to J. R. Poland president and H. Littleton Shaull secretary treasurer at the annual Christmas party. They cited appreciation for keeping them employed as the reason for the gesture. Workers also gave boxes of candy to the executives.
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Perfection Garment Company
Martinsburg
Charles Town
W. Va
J. R. Poland
H. Littleton Shaull
Railroads Tell I C C They Run In Red At $200 Million
Washington readers learn railroads claim annual deficits of about 200 million dollars. Dr Julius Parmalee cites 122 lines reporting nine month losses across 187 921 miles while urging continuation of freight surcharges and removal of pooling.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Julius Parmalee
Bureau of Railway Economics
Parmalee
E. G. Buckland
Railroad Credit Corporation
Meyer
Eastman, Porter and Lewis
Root Chosen As Yale Coach Coming Year
New Haven Conn Dec 28 Reginald D Root former Eli lineman and honor student was chosen today as head football coach at Yale to succeed Dr Marvin A Stevens Root 29 year old was one of seven named to varsity and junior varsity staffs for 1933 Adam Walsh captain of the Four Horsemen was reappointed line coach Charles A Comerford end coach and Paul A O Connor promoted to varsity backfield coach positions from the junior varsity staff
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New Haven
Conn
Reginald D. Root
Eli
Yale
Marvin A. Stevens
Root
Stvens
Yale Athletic Association
Adam Walsh
Four Horsemen
Notre Dame
Charles A. Comerford
Paul A. (Bucky) O’connor
Gasoline Taxes Are Seven Percent Lower than Last Year
Richmond December 28 The State Division of Motor Vehicles reports November gasoline taxes at 960 302 80 dollars versus 1 036 966 49 the same month last year a drop of about seven percent First eleven months total 10 606 010 43 dollars compared with 11 208 356 97 for the prior year and 10 523 127 75 for 1930 Thus far 1932 collections run 5 38 percent below last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
State Division of Motor Vehicles
Hagerstown Man Ends His Life By River Jump
A 65 year old former Hagerstown resident, Philip Hebner, leaped from a Baltimore area bridge into Back River. Police found a note mentioning sleepless nights and cremation plans, with eight dollars in his vest pocket for cremation expenses. He was staying in Baltimore. a son and other relatives live in Hagerstown.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Philip Hebner
Hagerstown
Back River
Hebner
Influenza Cases Surge Across United States
A public health service report shows 127000 new influenza cases this week, up from 37777 last week. Louisiana and Arkansas nearly doubled, with the south reporting the greatest prevalence though all regions exceed last season’s levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Public Health Service
Louisiana
Arkansas
Mrs Judd Testimony Sealed Before Grand Jury
Mrs. Judd, sentenced to be hanged for the trunk murder, testified before the Maricopa county grand jury for over four hours. The session was secret, and no details were released. She remains in Florence state prison awaiting Feb. 17 execution while allegations involve Agnes Anne Leroi and Hedvig Samuelson. Her husband Dr. W C Judd issued threats to reveal all.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Winnie Ruth Judd
Maricopa County
Florence
Agnes Anne Leroi
Hedvig Samuelson
C and O Train Hits Landslide Near Covington
A west bound Chesapeake and Ohio passenger train plunged into a landslide near Covington and was delayed two hours. The slide, caused by freezes followed by heavy snow and rain, sent the locomotive into earth. another engine was used and the train resumed westbound travel between Covington and Alleghany station near Moss Run.
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Covington
Chesapeake and Ohio
Here
Alleghany
Moss Run
Roanoke Seeks Pay Reductions for City Officers
Roanoke asks the State Fee Commission to reduce expense accounts for the commonwealths attorney the citys commissioner of revenue and the city treasurer due to declining revenues. The commission will hear Roanoke before deciding. The current expenses were not disclosed by the commission.
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Roanoke
Richmond
Trity of
Commonwealth
E. R. Combs
Col Thomas Beery Dies Suddenly in Harrisonburg
Col Thomas Peyton Beery aged 55 longtime cashier and vice president of The National Bank led Harrisonburg Grocery Co. and served as a state banking figure. He died of a heart attack after influenza illness at his Campbell Street home, following a prior paralytic stroke. Survived by widow Clara Nothnagel and four children.
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Harrisonburg
Thomas Peyton Beery
the National Bank
Harrisonburg Grocery Co
Campbell Street
Beery
Col. Beery
E. Lee Trinkle
Harrisonburg Grocery Company
Shenandoah Life Insurance Company
Roanoke
T. Peyton, Jr
James Beery
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Ind
Clara Beery
Winchester
Ellen Jane
George S. Guy Leaps To Death in Richmond
George S. Guy, a well known Richmond insurance man, jumped from an eighth floor window of the Mutual building this forenoon in Richmond Virginia. He had recently left the firm of Cannon and Guy, state managers for Fidelity and Deposit Company of Baltimore, after a dissolution of the partnership.
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Associated Press
Richmond
George S. Guy
Mutual
Guy
Cannon and Guy
Fidelity and Deposit Company of Baltimore
Berryville Social Notes Mark Silver Anniversary and Holiday Gatherings
Berryville Va December social rounds record the twenty fifth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Morrison at Byrd avenue home with about fifty guests and gifts of silver. Other events include Mrs. Blackburn Smith hosting Christmas night at The Knoll for visiting relatives and a luncheon by Mrs. Joseph F. Moore for son Joseph F. Moore Jr. at Episcopal High School, plus multiple dances and gatherings from local families including the Griffings, Luke, Dorseys, Riddles, and Wilmers at homes on Church street and Ryton estate.
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Berryville
Howard Morrison
Byrd Avenue
Philadelphia
John 8. Goldsmith
Henry Patterson
Thomas M. Reynolds
John B. Neil
Rose MacDonald
Nannie Thomas
S. S. Thomas
Washington
Edwin C. Luke
New York
Joseph F. Moore
Joseph F. Moore, Jr
Episcopal High School
Charles Burwell
James Moore
Baltimore
Robert Chew
Scarsdale
N. Y
Lewis Meade
Tyson Gilpin
Thomas Woolfolk
Thomas Burchard
J. D. Gritting
Griffing
Luke
South Church Street
Ralph Dorsey
Blackburn Moore
James Riddle
Blackburn Smith
E. L. Tessier
J. M. H. Clagett
John B. Neill
Princes Osborne
Annie Stribling
Margaretta Whiting
St. Paul’s
Anne Williams
Peggy Stalnaker
Cumberland
Miriam Scott
William H. Wilmer
Ryton
Jane Cary Randolph
Della Meade
Anne Meade
Mary Burchard
Gretchen Thomson
New Orleans
Margaret Cole
Joseph
Richard E. Dole
Margaret Dole
Minturn
Wilmer Scott
Stock Market Seeks Rally Amid Mixed Trading
The Associated Press reports a brief rally attempt in New York trading as yesterday’s gains faded late. Traders favored the constructive side despite selling in the final hour and sterling cables opened at $3.31. Call money stood at 1 percent.
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Associated Press
New York
Hope Revived For Seven Miners Caught By Blast
Glenn Shaffer, owner of the mines, said the seven missing still have a good chance to escape after a five day entombment. Rescuers found seven more bodies, bringing known deaths to 47 as funerals for the first 40 victims were held.
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Moweaquda
Ill
Glenn Shaffer
Shaffer
Ten Drowned In a Collision at Napier Harbor
Wellington reports ten workers drowned when a launch with 30 people aboard collided with a small steamer in Napier Harbor today. The accident occurred near Napier, New Zealand, on December 29.
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Wellington
New Zealand
Napier
President speeds up cruise for sea fishing voyage
President Hoover accelerates his fishing fleet cruise toward deep sea game fishing grounds off Palm Beach aiming to reach the open Atlantic via the Florida inland passage. The faster pace follows a string of poor luck for the fleet as Hoover directs the flotilla toward Fort Pierce and southward.
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Associated Press
Hoo
Florida
P. Sage
Palm Beach
Atlantic
Fort Pierce
Lawrence Richey
Hoover
Thirteen Miners Die in Hungary Coal Mine Disaster
At Nagymányok in Bonyhád county, a coal mine explosion killed thirteen miners and injured one. Rescue crews rushed to the scene as authorities began investigations into the cause of the blast.
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Associated Press
Bonyhad
Hungary
Nagmanyok
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