Local Red Cross Annual Drive Roll Call Progress
The Jones at the office of the American Red Cross announced the annual drive roll call continues with many subscribers named, including Robert L. Gray Miss Jennie Oates Hunter, Willem Kuhn, Mrs E P Bean, and others listed in the in progress campaign for 1890 subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Jones
American Red Cross
Robert L. Gray
Jennie Oates Hunter McGuire
Mercial and Savings Bank
Willem Kuhn
E. P. Bean
Mary Moling
Gems Stolen From New York Shop in Brandey Heist
A bold robbery at M. Rosenthal and Sons, 1637 Broadway New York nets jewelry valued at $200000. Two armed men coerced a watchman and forced the store manager to open the safe before escaping in an automobile. the manager had the combination, supplied by M. Rosenthal.
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Associated Press
New York
Ott
SS Saas
Walde
B .Er
M. Rosenthal
M. Rosenthal and Sons
Broadway
Administration Under Fire Over Unemployment Relief Efforts
The federation blasts federal and local leaders for delaying action on unemployment relief amid cold weather. Secretary Adams faces criticism for proposed wage reclassification while President Green urges Hoover to protest moves. A protest against a non union firm redecorating the White House passes. Local groups push relief measures to ease bread line pressures this winter.
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Federa
Green
Adams
Federation
Hoover
White House
M. J. Colleran
Plasters’ Union
Resolutions Committee
Chicago
City Sergeant's Sale of Household Goods at Auction
Distress warrant for rent prompts public sale at 10 a.m. November 8, 1930, at the Little American Coffee Shop on West Broad Street. Items include seven tables, chairs, mirrors, wicker furniture, a radio, lamp, bookcase, silverware, china, gas stove, ice box, and other kitchen and living-room pieces. Cash on day of sale. removal only after terms are met. C. Lee Barr, City Sergeant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little American
W. Boscawenee
C. Lee Barr
Washington and Lee Football Seeks Rule Change
Lynchburg News notes a suggestion that Washington and Lee football would improve if the rules committee abolishes the fourth quarter. The quote reflects a columnist’s view on game structure and pacing.
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Washington and Lee
Lynchburg News
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P. D. Plank
Lena Hawkins
E. N. Hardy
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L. H. Stokes
Robert C. Green
G. Peg
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J. M
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J . L. Snively
J. Hunter Williams
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Beverley Wright
Karl Noerr
Mary Cather
G. BE. Johnson
Katie Miller
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F. A. Hyde
T. W. Harrison
Frank Barley
N. Y. Shop
Braddock and Boscawen
Upton Orchard Service CO
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Kernstown
Hupp
Studebaker
Pine Motor CO
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Tire Service
Cammer Tire CO
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Buick
H. W. Ebert
Hagerstown
Costis
Frederick
Martinsburg
W. Va
Romney
Associated Prete
Keith Miller
Valley Stream
N.Y
North Braddock Street
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Washington
Baltimore & Ohio
Severn Dolne
Rae
Mutt & Jeff
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