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1930 / See a clip about a murder in Australia and a soundless region. / Similar, See Dec., 1901. [F; 123. See: (1901 Dec).]
1930 / Witchcraft / home of Mrs Annie Podwa, Pleasant Mount, Wayne Co., Pa. / See July 11, 1931. [F; 124. See: (1931 July 11).]
[The following two notes were clipped together by Fort. F: 125-126.]
1930 Jan / [Mystery Thrillers] / [source unidentified]. [F; 125. Newspaper clipping. (Unidentified source, January, 1930.)]
[1930 Jan] / [Weird Death of Scientist's Daughter Linked With Cursed Statue] / NY American, March 9, 1930. [F; 126. Newspaper clipping. (New York American, March 9, 1930.)]
1930 Jan 1 / NY American of / [Rains Damage Wheat Crop in Australia]. [XII; 219.2. Newspaper clipping. (New York American, January 1, 1930.)]
1930 Jan 2 / Ev. World of / [Intense Earthquake Recorded At Denver]. [XII; 219.3. Newspaper clipping. (New York Evening World, January 2, 1930.)]
1930 Jan 10 / Escape from burial alive—in London / See Dec. 9, 1930. [F; 127. See: (1930 Dec 9).]
[1930 Jan. 10.] / Med / [Discount Effects of Rejuvenation] / [The New York Times]. Jan 11, 1930. [F; 128. Newspaper clipping. (New York Times, January 11, 1930.)]
[1930 Jan. 12] / Tut / [untitled article about curse of Tut] / NY American, Jan. 12. 1930. [F; 129. Newspaper clipping. (New York American, January 12, 1930.)]
1930 [Jan. 14] / [Women's Alarms Spur Capital Panther Hunt] / [Herald Tribune, January 15, 1930]. [F; 130. Newspaper clipping. (New York Herald Tribune, January 15, 1930.)]
1930 Jan 15 / N.Y. Sun / [Dog Eating Panther Hunted in Capital] / N.Y. Sun. [F; 131.1. Newspaper clipping. (New York Sun, ca. January 15, 1930.)]
1930 Jan 24 / N.Y. Sun / [Probe Woman's Death.] [F; 131.2. Newspaper clipping. (New York Sun, January 24, 1930.)]
[The following five notes were clipped together by Fort. F: 132-136.]
1930 Feb 8 / N.Y. Sun / [Pig Woman Dies in Hospital]. [F; 132. Newspaper clipping. (New York Sun, February 8, 1930.)]
1930 Feb 6 / Pig Woman / [At Death's Door] / NY Ev. Journal. [F; 133. Newspaper clipping. (New York Evening Journal, February 6, 1930.)]
1927 [Nov. 7.] / [Fire in De Russey Lane] / NY Ev. Post, Nov. 7, 1927. [F; 134. Newspaper clipping. (New York Evening Post, November 7, 1927.)]
1930 Feb. 6 / N.Y. Ev. Journal / [Two Hall Case Women Dying]. [F; 135. Newspaper clipping. (New York Evening Journal, February 6, 1930.)]
1927 Nov 15 / [Pig Woman Wins Her Fight to Live] / NY World—Nov 15. [F; 136. Newspaper clipping. (New York World, November 15, 1930.)]
1930 Feb. 17 / Paagould, Arkansas / Stone meteorite / Pop. Astro 38-359. [XII; 220. (Popular Astronomy, 38-359.)]
1930 Feb. 17 / N.Y. Tribune / [Zoo Mystified By 'Possum That Can't Play Dead]. [F; 137. Newspaper clipping. (New York Tribune, February 17, 1930.)]
1930 Feb 21/ Ev. Standard of—copied in Light, March 8. / At Conyers Park, New Barnet, where, some years before, a girl aged 10 said to have died mysteriously—Mrs Ellis, one of the residents, reported furniture in rooms moved about, in her absence. [F; 138. (London Evening Standard, February 21, 1930.) (Light, March 8, 1930.)]
1930 March to Aug / See Aug 13. / Uncanny (?) thefts—Long Island. [F; 139. See: (1930 Aug 13).]
1930 March / Lowell's planet / Sir James Jeans, as reported in the New York Times Magazine, June 7, 1931—still believing that Lowell accurately predicted existence and position of Pluto. / [New York Times Magazine, June 7, 1931]. [XII; 221. Newspaper clipping. (New York Times Magazine, June 7, 1931.)]
1930 March / [Planet Finder] / San Francisco Examiner, June 20, 1931. [XII; 222. Newspaper clipping. (San Francisco Examiner, June 20, 1931.)]
1930 March 1930 / [Trans-Plutonian Planet Postulated From Orbits of Comets and Gravity Distrubances in Theoretical Motion of Uranus] / NY H. Trib., Nov. 8, 1931. [XII; 223. Newspaper clipping. (New York Herald Tribune, November 8, 1931.)]
1930 March / + / [Gigantic Planet in Distant Skies Beyond Pluto Traced by Pickering] / N.Y. H Trib—Oct 30, 1931. [XII; 224. Newspaper clipping. (New York Herald Tribune, October 30, 1931.)]
1930 March / [Farm Boy Who Discovered Planet Will Enter College] / NY Trib, June 11, 1931. [XII; 225.1. Newspaper clipping. (New York Tribune, June 11, 1931.)]
1930 March / [Prof. Brown of Yale Calls Conformity of Pluto to Forecast Only a "Coincidence."] / [The New York Times]—Dec. 30, 1931. [XII; 225.2. Newspaper clipping. (New York Times, December 30, 1931.)]
[The following two notes were clipped together by Fort. F: 140-141.]
1930 March / Pluto. [F; 140. (Ref.???)]
[1930 March / [untitled article about the discovery of Pluto] / N.Y. Sun, Jan 9, 1932. [F; 141. Newspaper clipping. (New York Sun, January 9, 1932.)]
1930 March 8 / Light of / near Hyde, Cheshire—phantom lorry / also March 15, p. 127. [F; 142. (Light, March 8, 1930.) (Light, March 15, 1930, p. 127.)]
[1930 April 15] / [New Planet No Planet At All, Astronmer Declares] / [Evening Journal, Ap. 15, 1930. [XII; 226. Newspaper clipping. (New York Evening Journal, April 19, 1930???)]
[1930 April 18.] / [Admits New Body Looks Like Planet] / [The New York Times, April 19, 1930.] [XII; 227. Newspaper clipping. (New York Times, April 19, 1930.)]
[1930] Ap 19 / Lowell / (+) / N.Y. Times / Dr. Jackson, of Greenwich Observatory, quoted that "Mean distance is 217 times the earth's and the period about 3,200 years. / Ap. 15-6-[column not given] / Prof Stewart, of Princton, quoted—"but although it is said to be receding now, astronomers still have several score years in which to study it before it gets beyond the range of their telescopes." / Times, Ap 7-25-7 / Dispatch from Cambridgeᾧsaid impossible to say whether the object is getting nearer to or farther from the sun. / 14-23-6ᾧDr Slipher reports its distance from sun as 41.3 units. / Ap. 24-17-5 / Dr Frank Schlesinger, director of Yale Observatory, says that the Lowell object was not the object that is causing disturbances in the orbit of Uranus. / Ap 24-17-5 / Dr Slipher, of the Lowell Observatory, says the planet at 41 units. / (+) / He says—as quoted—that was found within 3 degrees of the spot where Dr Percival Lowell predicted it would be found. / June 18-17-8 / Prof Harlow Shapley, director of the Harvard Astronomical Observatory, announced had calculated a final period of 251.8 years for the new planet to complete its orbit. / March 21-3-2 / Prof Shapley, of Harvard, says that Lowell never did say anything other than that his prediction was more than an approximate location".—But this admission comes about a week late. / N.Y. Times, March 14, 1930 / Ac to tentative figures, which agreed with Lowell's calculations: new planet = ab. 50 units from the sun; revolutionᾧ300 to 600 years. / Times, March 15-11-1 / "Special" from Cambridge, Mass / "Computations made at Harvard Observatory today showed that 'Planet X', as the new sphere is called here, was found actually 6 degrees away from the spot where Professor Lowell predicted. / Ap 1, 1930 / Times, p. 16 / Prof. H.E. Wood, astronomer of the South African Union, denies the new planet is Lowell's planet—estimates 40 units from sun—before that, Prof. Jackson, of Greenwich, had given his opinion it was a comet. / Ap. 4-10-7—astronomers of Helouan Observatory, Egypt, estimate 45 units. / Of Pulkovsky Observatory, Russia = 57 units. / I let it get by me, but in one of the refs in the Times one astronomer does say something to bear out that orbit thousands of years long—but other astronomers not agree or notice this. / Not Times, Ap. 1-10. / Prof Bal, Argentine astronomer, said was a comet. / And yet see clip (I think) that object seen within (?) degrees of where Lowell said be found. [XII: 228.1 to 228.13. (New York Times, April 15, 1930, p. 6.) (New York Times, April 7, 1930, p. 25 c. 7.) (New York Times, April 14, 1930, p. 23 c. 6.) (New York Times, April 24, 1930, p. 17 c. 5.) (New York Times, June 18, 1930, p. 17 c. 8.) (New York Times, 14, 1930.) (New York Times, April 1, 1930, p. 16.) (New York Times, April 4, 1930, p. 10 c. 7.) (New York Times, re: orbit thousands of years long.)]
[1930 April 27.] / [Constable, Trailing Man Who Set 20 Fires, Finds His Own Barn Burning in Huntington] / [New York Times, April 28, 1930]. [F; 143. Newspaper clipping. (New York Times, April 28, 1930.)]
[1930 Ap. 29] / [untitled article about 'Willy nilly” over the Mediterranean] / [New York Evening Journal]—Ap. 29, 1930. [F; 144. Newspaper clipping. (New York Evening Journal, April 29, 1930.)]
1930 May / N.Y. Sun / [The Kobenhaven Mystery.] [F; 145. Newspaper clipping. (New York Sun, May, 1930.)]
1930 May 16 / [Sea Shells Fall From the Sky In Danville (Va.) Hailstorm] / N.Y. Times, May 17, 1930. [XII; 229. Newspaper clipping. ("Sea Shells Fall From the Sky In Danville (Va.) Hailstorm." New York Times, May 17, 1930, p. 5.) ("Seashells Fall During Severe Hailstorm Here." Danville Bee, (Virginia), May 16, 1930, p. 1 c. 4-5. "Sea shells were picked up in Danville probably for the first time on Wednesday evening after the severe hail storm which swept through this section. J.C. Womack and members of his family, who reside on Green street were on the porch of their home at the time of the storm when one of the children observed observed lying with hailstones a number of fragments which on close examination proved to be pieces of sea shell. These were scattered so freely about the porch that nearly a pocketfull was picked up. IJic as»unu)Uon I* that ilic tU'iis were sucked up In the vortex of the storm originating probably off the coast and were kept aloft by the swirling wind currents until the storm expended itself and they fell of their own weight. The phenomenon is not new, Some years ago It rained frogs near Danville one section being literally covered by the small animals. There have been recorded instances also of 'fl.sh falling in hail and rain Mornis. The Geodetic Survey at Washington has issued a treatise on the subject rnuincratlng ninny curious objects II,ted by « h l r l H l n d s and I licit deposited ekculicre through rainfall["]; @ Newspaper.com.)]
[1930 May 25.] / [Pluto Picked as the Name for New Planet X Because He Was God of Dark, Distant Regions] / NY Times, May 26, 1930. [XII; 230. Newspaper clipping. (New York Times, May 26, 1930.)]
[1930 May 31] / [Says Pluto's Size Is That Of Mars] / N.Y. Times, June 1, 1930. [XII; 231. Newspaper clipping. (New York Times, June 1, 1930.)]
1930 May 31 / Death in burning car. case near Indianapolis / See Rouse case, Nov., 1930. [F; 146. See: (1930 Nov.).]
1930 June or July / See mysterious “X” and murders of motorists in Brooklyn. / See “X” in Hirsh case. [F; 147. See: (mysterious “X” and murders of motorists in Brooklyn), and, (“X” in Hirsh case).]
[1930 June 3] / Lowell / Editorial in N.Y. Sun, June 3, that the period of revolution, ac. to Dr. Crommelin, is 265 years, rather than the 3000 years which the Lowell staff thought to be indicated. / [The clipping] / [Does X=O?] / N.Y. Sun, June 3, 1930 / Pluto / A year later—Lowell's Observatory still sticking to it that Pluto is Lowell's planet. / [The clipping for third page] / [New Planet Pluto Has First Birthday] / N.Y. Times, March 13, 1931 / [Another clipping for third page] / [What of Pluto?] / N.Y. Sun, March 3, 1931 / [Another clipping for third page] / [The Mystery of Lowell's Planet] / [The Sun]. [XII: 232.1, 232.2, 232.3. (New York Sun, June 3, 1930.) (New York Times, March 13, 1931.) (New York Sun, March 3, 1931.)]
[1930] June 20 / English Mechanic / The planet is moving toward the sun. [XII; 233. (English Mechanic, June 20, 1930.)]
1930 June 23 / Brooklyn / Hirsh—said confessed / See early Jan., 1931. [F; 148. See: (1931 Jan.).]
1930 [June 26] / [10-Pound Hailstones Reported; 30 Boats Sunk, 3 Fishermen Die] / NY Times, June 27. [XII; 234. Newspaper clipping. (New York Times, June 27, 1930.)]
1930 July or Aug, / Sky obj / [Letter to Fort, from C. Hilton-Turvey, March 3, 1931]. [F; 149. (Letter; Hilton-Turvey, C., to Fort, March 3, 1931).]
1930 [July 5.] / [Strange Sky Phenomenon Seen In Saskatchewan] / [source unidentified]. [XII; 235. Newspaper clipping. (Unidentified source, ca. July 5, 1931.)]
1930 July 14 / [Letter to Fort, from C. Hilton-Turvey, July 5, 1931]. [F; 150. (Letter; Hilton-Turvey, C., to Fort, July 5, 1931).]
1930 July 23 / [Italy's Death Toll Now Put At 3,700; Relief Under Way] / [source unidentified]. [XII; 236. Newspaper clipping. (Unidentified source, ca. July 23, 1930.)]
[1930 July 24.] / [Quake Deaths Put Officially At 2,000, But May Exceed 2,500; 10,000 Injured; Italian Nation Mobolized For Relief] / [New York Times, July 25, 1930]. [XII; 237. Newspaper clipping. (New York Times, July 25, 1930.)]
1930 [July 24.] / India Floods Cause $1,875,000 Damage] / [The New York Times]—25th. [XII; 238. Newspaper clipping. (New York Times, July 25, 1930.)]
1930 [Aug. 5.] / [Jersey Devil Returns as Applejack Mellows, and Dry Agents Investigate the Coincidence] / [The New York Times, August 6, 1930.] [F; 151. Newspaper clipping. (New York Times, August 6, 1930.)]
[1930 Aug. 8.] / [Mount Asama in Japan Erupts; Ashes Rain on Manu Americans] / [The New York Times, August 9, 1930.] [XII; 239. Newspaper clipping. (New York Times, August 9, 1930.)]
1930 Aug 8 / Crater disap. / See Disaps. [F; 152. See: (Disaps.).]
1930 Aug. 9 / Drought / [Hoover To Call 12 Governors To Confer On Drought Relief, Gets Hyde Survey; 1,000,000 Farm Families Are Affected] / [The New York Times.] [XII; 240. Newspaper clipping. (New York Times, August 9, 1930.)]
1930 / summer / [Weather Bureau Gives Complete Drought Information for 1930] / H Trib, March 22, 1931. [XII; 241. Newspaper clipping. (New York Herald Tribune, March 22, 1931.)]
1930 Aug 9 / Banner of Life of / Polt in village of Molignin, near Sion, Lausanne, (Switzerland?). Girl of 11. Violent convulsions. Same time, sand and stone thrown in the room. / Phe for 10 days. Objects on table rolled to ground. [F; 153. (Banner of Life, August 9, 1930.)]
1930 Aug 13 / Robbery myst / barry teleported his escape? / [Broker's Wife Robbed of $25,000 Jewelry] / NY Times, Aug 14, 1930. [F; 154. Newspaper clipping. (New York Times, August 14, 1930.)]
1930 Aug. 14 / [Woman Believed Suicide Appears After Husband Weds] / Ev. World, Aug 14 / See ab May, 1910(?), Genest(?) case. [F; 155. Newspaper clipping. (New York Evening World, August 14, 1930.) See: (ab., 1910 May).]
1930 Aug 16 / Light of / Polt in house in Northgate Street, Canterbury, England. Strange noises from empty rooms, missiles thrown at investigators. [F; 156. (Light, August 16, 1930).]
1930 Sept 10 / [untitled article about record rain in India] / [source unidentified]. [F; 157. Newspaper clipping. (Unidentified source, ca. September 10, 1930.)]
1930 Sept 18 / [New Van Biber Clew] / NY Sun, July 14, 1931. [F; 158. Newspaper clipping. (New York sun, July 14, 1931.)]
1930 Oct 4 / NY Times of / [Invalids in British Guiana Flock to Miracle Healer] . [F; 159. Newspaper clipping. (New York Times, October 4, 1930.)]
1930 [Oct. 8] / [Hear Witchcraft Charges Against Wisconsin Farmer] / NY Times, Oct. 9. [F; 160. Newspaper clipping. (New York Times, October 9, 1930.)]
1930 Oct 9. / [Camden Jury Convicts Girl Of Killing Party Guest] / [Herald Tribune], Dec 20. [F; 161. Newspaper clipping. (New York Herald Tribune, December 20, 1930.)]
1930 Oct. 9 / Camden case—see other seeming cases in November. [F; 162. See: (1930 November).]
1930 Oct. 9 / As if Camden sniper now taking advantage of a human quarrel. [F; 163.]
[The following two notes were clipped together by Fort. F: 164-165.]
1930 Oct. 10 / The “meteorite” at Crawfordsville, Ind / [Letter to Fort, from Lawrence Swank, Jan 12—31]. [F; 164. (Letter; Swank, Lawrence, to Fort; January 12, 1931.)]
1930 Nov. 29—? / [Meteor Hits Car] / [The Pathfinder, November 29] / Sent by Tiffany Thayer, 1930. [F; 165. Magazine clipping. (The Pathfinder: A Weekly Digest of World Affairs, November 29, 1930.)]
[My note: Wylie, C.C. “Meteor Notes.” Popular Astronomy, 39 (March 1931): 149-154, at 153. Wylie, Charles Clayton. “Did a Meteorite Strike a Crawfordsville Ford?” (Scientific American, March, 1931.) (Wilson, Jodie Steelman; Winfrey, Emily Griffin; and, McDole, Rebecca. Hidden History of Montgomery County, Indiana. 2012.) Wylie, Charles Clayton. “A Proposed Sky Patrol by the Meteoritical Society.” Popular Astronomy, 1948.): 217-220, at 218. “Perhaps the most successful scientific hoax of the last 50 years was the story sent out in 1930 from Crawfordsville, Indiana, of a meteor going thru the hood and radiator of a car. This story was featured with photographs in The Literary Digest, Popular Science Monthly, Pathfinder, Science and Invention, Sunday supplements, and most daily papers. Our investigation showed that the holes had been made by a shotgun. The perpetrators of the hoax confessed, after the investigation, of course.” (Shepard, Joseph Kenneth. “Dodging Meteors.” Indianapolis Star Magazine, January 2, 1955, p. 22. @ Newspapers.com. “Young Swank was driving his Ford Model T roadster south on Ind. 47, about three miles south of Crawfordsville, after closing the station late the night of Oct. 10, 1930. He 'heard a sound like a shot, and I thought somebody was shooting at me, so I turned around and hurried back to town.' At his aunt's home in Crawfordsville, Swank and his cousin were astounded to find a ragged hole through the top of the hood, the fan blades bent and twisted, and another gaping hole through the radiator. It was as if some missile had come from the rear at a downward angle over the top of the car straight through hood and radiator.” The local investigation by Shirl Herr and George E. Carscallen, (a mathematics professor at Wabash College in Crawfordsville), apparently did not explain how any hoaxer could fire a shotgun at a roadster, moving southward along the stretch of Indiana Highway 47, from above the vehicle so as to penetrate its hood, fan and radiator on a descending angle, (and, without risking a serious injury to its driver. (Jodie Steelman Wilson is assistant director of Crawfordsville District Public Library, and Emily Griffin Winfrey and Rebecca McDole were reference librarians, there.)]
1930 Oct. 19 / NY Herald Tribune / [News of Screech-Owls Attacking Persons Confirmed by Victims]. [F; 166. Newspaper clipping. (New York Herald Tribune, October 19, 1930.)]
1930 Oct 21 / [On Niuafou in Mid-Pacific Scientists Await the Sky's Chief Event] / N.Y. Times, Oct. 19, 1930. [XII; 242. Newspaper clipping. (New York Times, October 19, 1930.)]
1930 [Oct. 21] / [Parachute Jumper Lost in Marshes] / Ev. World, Oct. 21, 1930. [F; 167. Newspaper clipping. (New York Evening World, October 21, 1930.)]
1930 Oct 22 / [To Hypnotize Slayer in Test for Facts] / N.Y. Times. [F; 168. Newspaper clipping. (New York Times, October 22, 1930.)]
[1930 Oct. 22] / [Expedition Makes Photos Of Eclipse] / N.Y. Sun, Oct 22, 1930. [XII; 243. Newspaper clipping. (New York Sun, October 22, 1930.)]
1930 [Oct. 23] / [112 Pictures Taken Of Eclipse Of Sun] / N.Y. Times, Oct. 23. [XII; 244. Newspaper clipping. (New York Times, October 23, 1930.)]
1930 O[ct] 23 / [Little Girl Fifth Victim Of Strange Malady] / N.Y. Sun. [F; 169. Newspaper clipping. (New York Sun, October 23, 1930.)]
[1930 Oct. 25] / [Sun Eclipse Yields New Data On Moon] / NY Times, Oct 26, 1930 / Error of 2 seconds now admitted. [XII; 245. Newspaper clipping. (New York Times, October 26, 1930.)]
[The following two notes were clipped together by Fort. F: 170-171.]
1930 Oct 25 / [Deny Using Invisible Ray.] / NY Times. [F; 170. Newspaper clipping. (New York Times, October 25, 1930.)]
1930 Oct 27 / NY Times / [Doubts Ray Stops Motor.] [F; 171. Newspaper clipping. (New York Times, October 27, 1930.)]
1930 Nov / The animal in ice / [Letter to Fort, from Charles E. Bunnell, December 20, 1930]. [F; 172. (Letter; Bunnell to Fortl December 20, 1930.)]
1930 Nov / For more about the monster in ice, see the magazine published by the Amer Museum Nat Hist. [F; 173. (Natural History, ca. 1930.)]
1930 Nov. / H-Trib, March 13, 1931 / [Convicted of Manslaughter For Death in Burning Car]. [F; 174. Newspaper clipping. (New York Herald Tribune, March 13, 1931.)]
1930 Nov. / [Refuses to Save Slayer.] / 1931, [The New York Times, 8th [march]. [F; 175. Newspaper clipping. (New York Times, March 8, 1931.)]
1930 Nov. / Reiss (?) case / [Doubt Kidnapping of Dead Man] / W Telegram, June 24, 1931, [page 6]. [F; 176. Newspaper clipping. (New York World Telegram, June 24, 1931.)]
1930 (Nov) / Sniper in Boston / See Jan 2, 1931. [F; 177. See: (1931 Jan 2).]
1930 / ab Nov. 1 / Boston sniper begins. [F; 178. (Ref.???)]
1930 / ab Nov 1 / See Nov 24. [F; 179. See: (1930 Nov 24).]
1930 / ab Nov. 1 / [Dream Slayer Acquitted; Jury Asks Full Freedom / [Herald Tribune], Dec 9. [F; 180. (Newspaper clipping. New York Herald Tribune, December 9, 1930.)]
1930 Nov. 3 / Human form snipers / Far apart. [F; 181. Ref.???)]
[The following four notes were clipped together by Fort. F: 182-183.]
1930 Nov. 3 / N.Y. Times of / [Shooting in Stunt, Boy Wounds a Youth]. [F; 182.1. Newspaper clipping. (New York Times, November 3, 1930.)]
1930 [Nov. 2.] / [Man, Shot by Boy Sniper runs Quarter Mile With Bullet in Skull] / Herald Tribune, Nov. 3, 1930. [F; 182.2. Newspaper clipping. (New York Herald Tribune, Noevmber 2, 1930.)]
1930 Nov 3 / H. Trib of / [Girl Shot by Sniper]. [F; 182.3. Newspaper clipping. (New York Herald Tribune, November 3, 1930.)]
[1930 November 3] / [Two Knocked Out; Lack of a Motive Implies a Lunatic] / [The Evening World, November 3, 1930]. [F; 183. Newspaper clipping. (New York Evening World, November 3, 1930.)]
[The following six notes were clipped together by Fort. F: 184-189.]
1930 Nov. 6 / [Blazing Car Owner Sentenced to Death] / [The New York Times, February 1, 1931.] [F; 184. Newspaper clipping. (New York Times, February 1, 1931.)]
1930 Nov. 11 / blazing car / N.Y. Times, Nov 11, 1930 / [ManHeld for Murder of Person Unknown After Death in a Blazing Car in England]. [F; 185. Newspaper clipping. (New York Times, November 11, 1930.)]
1930 Nov 18 / [Decides Murder Victim Was Man] / N.Y. Sun. [F; 186. Newspaper clipping. (New York Sun, November 18, 1930.)]
1930 [Nov. 27.] / [Human Hair Figures in Murder Mystery] / N.Y. Times, [November 28, 1930.] [F; 187. Newspaper clipping. (New York Times, November 27, 1930.)]
1930 Nov / Blazing Car / [Murder Verdict In Rouse Case Stirs All London] / H Trib., 1931—Feb. 8. [F; 188. Newspaper clipping. (New York Herald Tribune, February 8, 1931.)]
1930 Nov. / [Rouse Loses His Appeal.] / NY Times, Feb. 24, 1931. [F; 189. Newspaper clipping. (New York Times, February 24, 1930.)]
1930 Nov. 8 / [Wife Burner Guilty, Jersey Jury Decides] / N.Y. Sun, June 4, 1931. [F; 190. Newspaper clipping. (New York Sun, June 4, 1931.)]
[1930 Nov. 10] / Astro / [Swarm Of Meteors Heads For Earth] / N.Y. Times, Nov. 11, 1930. [XII; 246. Newspaper clipping. (New York Times, November 11, 1930.)]
1930 Nov 11 / blazing car / See Sept 9, etc., 1926. / See Dec 4, 1930. [F; 191. See: (1926 Sept 9, etc.), and, (1930 Dec 4).]
1930 Nov 12 / [45 Persons Stabbed In Columbia Crime Wave] / [source unidentified]. [F; 192. Newspaper clipping. (Unidentified source, November 12, 1930.)]
1930 Nov 13 / N.Y. Sun / [Third Shot By Sniper]. [F; 193. Newspaper clipping. (New York Sun, November 13, 1930.)]
1930 Nov. 14 / H. Trib [of] / ['Falling Stars' of Meteor Swarm Due Tomorrow]. [XII; 247. Newspaper clipping. (New York Herald Tribune, November 14, 1930.)]
1930 [Nov. 17] / [The] World / [Meteors 100 Miles Up in the Sky Stage Fireworks for Chicagoans]. [XII; 248.1. Newspaper clipping. (New York World, November 17, 1930.)]
1930 [November 17] / [New Orleans Sees Fine Meteor Show] / [New York Sun, November 17] / Stationary? Nowhere else like this? [XII; 248.2. Newspaper clipping. (New York Sun, November 17, 1930.)]
[1930. Nov. 18] / [Swarms of Meteors Streak Chicago Skies] / N.Y. Sun, 18th. [XII; 248.3. Newspaper clipping. (New York Sun, November 18, 1930.)]
1930 Nov. 22 / Venus in Inferior Conjunction with the Sun. [XII; 249. (Confirm. Nautical Almanac and Astronomical Ephemeris, 1930.)]
1930 Nov 24 / Ev. World / [He Sleep Walks]. [F; 194. Newspaper clipping. (New York Evening World, November 24, 1930.)]
1930 Nov. 24 / [Girl razor Victim Is Held as Witness] / W telegram, May 6, 1931. [F; 195. Newspaper clipping. (New York World Telegram, November 24, 1930.)]
1930 Nov. 24 / [Killer in Sleep Now Lays Guilt To His Mother] / [Herald Tribune, May 25, 1931]. [F; 196. Newspaper clipping. (New York Herald Tribune, May 25, 1931.)]
1930 Nov 24 / See ab. Nov. 1. / Lib / Noteing or Noting. [F; 197. See: (1930 Nov. 1).]
1930 Nov. 28 / q. registered by Harvard University seismograph—estimated be near Mexico, in pacific Ocean. / N.Y. Times, Jan 16, 1931. [XII; 250. (New York Times, January 16, 1931.)]
1930 Nov 28 / [Marauder Kills Family of Four On Lonely Farm] / [Herald Tribune], Nov 29. [F; 198. Newspaper clipping. (New York Herald Tribune, November 29, 1930.)]
1930 Nov. 28 / [Clouds Rain Sand of Sahara Into the Streets of Paris] / H Trib, Jan 25, 1931. [XII; 251. Newspaper clipping. (New York Herald Tribune, January 25, 1931.)]
1930 Nov. 28 / Dust / See Jan 8. [XII; 252. See: (Jan 8).]
1930 [Nov. 28.] / [Rain of Mud Falls in Paris; African Sandstorm Blamed] / [The New York Times]—29th. [XII; 253. Newspaper clipping. (New York Times, November 29, 1930.)]
1930 Nov 28 / [Rain Of Mud In Paris Is Laid To Sandstorm] / N.Y. Times, Nov 30, 1920. [XII; 254. Newspaper clipping. (New York Times, November 30, 1930.)]
1930 Nov 28 / See back other case near Poughkeepsie. [F; 199. See: (Poughkeepsie case).]
1930 Nov. 29 / [Business Lags in 21 Countries] / [F; 200. Newspaper clipping. (New York Times, November 29, 1930.)]
1930 Nov. 29 / The Swank “Meteorite” / See Oct. 10. [F; 201. See: (1930 Oct. 10).]
[1930 Nov. 29.] / [Starves Self to Death.] / {the new York Times, Nov. 30, 1920]. [F; 202. Newspaper clipping. (New York Times, November 30, 1930.)]
1930 Nov 30 / N.Y. Times of / [Find Murder Knife on Dutchess Farm]. [F; 203. Newspaper clipping. (New York Times, November 30, 1930.)]
1930 Dec / Sniper in Boston / See Jan 2, 1931. [F; 204. See: (1931 Jan 2).]
1930 Dec / Monoxide cases / See June 14, 1931. [F; 205. See: (1931 June 140>]
1930 Dec / A. Conyes—oldest keeper ill. / [source unidentified], Aug 12-12-8. [F; 206. (Unidentified source, August 12, 1931, p. 12 c. 8.)]
1930 Dec / Warden Lawes ill. / N.Y. Times, March, 1930, 28-25-1. [F; 207. (New York Times, March 28, 1930, p. 25 c. 1.)]
1930 Dec 4 / [90 Feared Killed by Volcano 80 Years Dormant] / NY Ev World, Dec. 19. [XII; 255. Newspaper clipping. (New York Evening World, December 19, 1930.)]
1930 Dec 4 / [untitled article about death of Prof. Werner Borchardt in eruption of Volcano Merapi] / [Dec. 20], N.Y. Sun of. [XII; 256. Newspaper clipping. (New York Sun, December 20, 1930.)]
1930 Dec 4-18 / [Volcano Kills 15 in Javan, Pours Lava Into Valleys] / NY H. Trib, Dec. 19, 1930. [XII; 257. Newspaper clipping. (New York Herald Tribune, December 19, 1930.)]
1930 Dec 4 / N.Y. Sun, Dec. 4 / [Burn to Death in Automobile] / N.Y. Sun, Dec. 4. [F; 208. Newspaper clipping. (New York Sun, December 4, 1930.)]
1930 Dec 5 / NY Times of / Severe q. / Burma. [XII; 258. (New York Times, December 5, 1930.)]
1930 Dec 5 / [Fear Persists As Fatal Fog Quits Belgium] / H. Trib., Dec. 7. [XII; 259. Newspaper clipping. (New York Herald Tribune, December 7, 1930.)]
1930 Dec. 5 / [Fog Deaths Laid To Old War Gas] / 1931, [Feb. 2]—E World. [XII; 260. Newspaper clipping. (New York Evening World, February 2, 1930.)]
1930 Dec 5 / See Jan., 1911 / Jan, 1897. [XII; 261. See: (1911 Jan), and, (1897 Jan.).]
1930 Dec 5 / [Fog Deaths Laid To Sahara Dust As Germ Agent] / H. Tribune, Dec. 7. [XII; 262. Newspaper clipping. (New York Herald Tribune, December 7, 1930.)]
1930 Dec 5 or 8 / [Meuse Valley Death Due to Odd Conditions] / [The New York ] Times, Oct. 25, 1931. [F; 209. Newspaper clipping. (New York Times, October 25, 1931.)]
1930 Dec 5 / [Scores Die, 300 Stricken By Poison Fog In Belgium; Panic Grips Countryside] / NY Times, Dec. 6. [XII; 263. Newspaper clipping. (New York Times, December 6, 1930.)]
1930 Dec 5 / [64 Die as Fog Stifles Belgian Towns 3 Days; Area in Panic] / H-Trib, Dec. 6. [XII; 264. Newspaper clipping. (New York Herald-Tribune, December 6, 1930.)]
1930 Dec. 5 / [Elizabeth of Belgium, Appoints Commission and Herself Goes to Scene.] / N.Y. Times, Dec 14. [XII; 265. Newspaper clipping. (New York Times, December 14, 1930.)]
1930 Dec 5 / (+) / [Death-Dealing Fogs A Scientific Puzzle] / NY Times, Dec 14, 1930. [XII; 266. Newspaper clipping. (New York Times, December 14, 1930.)]
1930 Dec 5, etc. / [Poison Fog Laid To Star Dust In Air] / [New York Times, December 11, 1930. [XII; 267.1. Newspaper clipping. (New York Times, December 11, 1930.)]
1930 Dec 5 / (A) / The cloaking that started up. / [Poison Fogs and Foggy Minds] / N.Y. H-Trib., Dec. 19, 1930. [XII; 267.2. Newspaper clipping. (New York Herald Tribune, December 19, 1930.)]
1930 Dec. 5 / 1931 / Feb 27 / [30 Ill From New Belgian Fog] / H. Trib, March 2, 1931. [XII; 267.3. Newspaper clipping. (New York Herald Tribune, March 2, 1931.)]
1930 [Dec. 5.] / [Wild Geese Get Laid in Fog] / H Trib, Dec 7, 1930. [XII; 267.4. Newspaper clipping. (New York Herald Tribune, December 7, 1930.)]
1930 Dec. 5 / [Poison Fog Report Submitted in Belgium] / NY Times, Nov. 13, 1931. [F; 210. Newspaper clipping. (New York Times, November 13, 1931.)]
1930 Dec 5 / Fog / See Jan 21, 1931. [F; 211. See: (1931 Jan 21).]
1930 Dec. 5 / Meuse Valley / See Ap. 16, 1931. [F; 212. See: (1931 Ap. 16).]
1930 Dec 5 / see other notes for deadly gas in Belgium. / Scores killed. [F; 213. See: (other Notes).]
1930 Dec 5 / Poison Fog / See other notes. [F; 214. See: (Other notes).]
1930 Dec 5 / This runs away into other myst diseases of cattle and human beings. / See Diseases. [F; 215. See: (Diseases).]
[1930 Dec. 6] / [Fog Shrouds Paris, Lifting In London; Dead In Belgium 51] / 1930 / Dec. 6 / N.Y. Telegram of / (+). [XII; 268.1. Newspaper clipping. (New York Telegram, December 6, 1930.)]
1930 Dec 6 / N.Y. Sun [of] / [Residents of Meuse Valley Still Held Firmly in Grip of Terror.] [XII; 268.2. Newspaper clipping. (New York Sun, December 6, 1930.)]
1930 [Dec. 8] / [3 More Killed By Death Fog] / NY Journal, Dec. 8, 1930. [XII; 269. Newspaper clipping. (New York Journal, December 8, 1930.)]
1930 Dec 8 / H-Trib of / Belgian Experts Lay Fog Deaths To Poison in Air]. [XII; 270. Newspaper clipping. (New York Herald Tribune, December 8, 1930.)]
1930 Dec 8 / [Britain Fears Posion Fog As Cattle Expire] / N.Y. Sun of 8th. [XII; 271. Newspaper clipping. (New York Sun, December 8, 1930.)]
1930 Dec 8 / [Earthquake Kills 4] / N.Y. Sun, Dec 8. [XII; 272. Newspaper clipping. (New York Sun, December 8, 1930.)]
1930 Dec 8 / [Masked Man Stabs Brooklyn Girl, 16] / NY Ev World, Dec 8, 1930. [F; 216. Newspaper clipping. (New York Evening World, December 8, 1930.)]
1930 Dec 8 / [Quake Shakes Formosa.] / NY Telegram, 8th. [XII; 273. Newspaper clipping. (New York Telegram, December 8, 1930.)]
1930 Dec. 8 / Asslt—This relates to series of myst crimes in Brooklyn and Poughkeepsie. [F; 217. (Ref.???)]
1930 Dec. 10 / (5) / [Intensify Efforts To Sift Fog Deaths] / [The New York Times]—10[th]. [XII; 274. Newspaper clipping. (New York Times, December 10, 1930.)]
1930 Dec. 12-22 / [Death Strikes Three Brothers, One a Bronx Engineer, Within Ten Days] / Home News (Harlem). [F; 218. Newspaper clipping. (Bronx Home News, December 22, 1930.)]
1930 Dec 12-22 / Deaths 3 brothers all near the Grand Concourse deaths—See. [F; 219. (Ref.???)]
1930 Dec. 12-22 / Srl. nearby. Mlhrns of Newark. / dude, trying, anywhere. [F; 220. (Ref.???)]
[The following two notes were clipped together by Fort. F: 221-222.]
1930 Dec 13 / [Plane Drops Cylinder On Old Harlem House] / H. Trib, 14th. [F; 221. Newspaper clipping. (New York Herald Tribune, December 14, 1930.)]
1930 Dec. 13 / [Rain of Iron From Plane Hits Harlem Roofs, Plaster is Shattered and Woman Injured] / N.Y. Times, Dec. 14, 1930. [F; 222. Newspaper clipping. (New York Times, December 14, 1930.)]
1930 Dec 17 / [Escaped Maniac Linked to Fire at Brother's Home] / [Herald Tribune, December 19, 1930]. [F; 223. Newspaper clipping. (New York Herald Tribune, December 19, 1930.)]
1930 Dec 19 / NY Telegram of / [Fire Laid to Explosion]. [F; 224. Newspaper clipping. (New York Telegram, December 19, 1930.)]
1930 Dec 21 / [U.S. Mystic Dies In India, Broken as Powers Fail] / NY Herald Trib., Dec 21, 1930. [F; 225. Newspaper clipping. (New York Herald Tribune, December 21, 1930.)]
1930 / [Dec. 22.] / NY Telegram [of] / [Earthquake Rocks Island of Formosa]. [XII; 275. Newspaper clipping. (New York Telegram, December 22, 1930.)]
1930 Dec. 22 / Fog continuing, especially in England. / Mist instead of water from a stellar volcano. [XII; 276. (Ref.???)]
[1930 Dec. 22] / [London Covered B Record Fog; Crashes Kill 10] / [New York Herald Tribune]—[December 23, 1930]. [XII; 277. Newspaper clipping. (New York Herald Tribune, December 23, 1930.)]
1930 Dec 23 / [Death-Laden Fog Is Reported Back] / N.Y. Sun of 23rd. [XII; 278. Newspaper clipping. (New York Sun, December 23, 1930.)]
1930 [Dec. 23] / [Poison Fog Again Rumored] / H-Trib, Dec. 24, 1930. [XII; 279. Newspaper clipping. (New York Herald Tribune, December 24, 1930.)]
1930 [Dec. 24] / N.Y. Sun [of] / [Belgian Officials Say Poison Mist Has Not Returned.] [XII; 280. Newspaper clipping. (New York Sun, December 24, 1930.)]
(1930) [Dec. 24.] / [Earthquake Kills 20 in the Argentine Andes; 200 Families Homeless in Mountain Village] / [The New York Times]—Dec. 24. [XII; 281. Newspaper clipping. (New York Times, December 24, 1930.)]
1930 Dec 24 / [Natives Climb Trees to Escape Wall of Water.] / [Dec. 31]—NY Sun. [XII; 282. Newspaper clipping. (New York Sun, December 31, 1930.)]
1930 Dec 24 / [Star-Like Meteor Brightens Idaho Skies; Flash and Crash Startle Northern Area] / [The New York Times]—26th. [XII; 283. Newspaper clipping. (New York Times, December 26, 1930.)]
1930 [Dec. 24] / Ev World [of] / [Argentine Quake Ruins Town, Many Reported Killed]. [XII; 284. Newspaper clipping. (New York Evening World, December 24, 1930.)]
1930 [Dec. 24] / [500 Birds Die, Poison Blamed] / World, Dec 25. [F; 226. Newspaper clipping. (New York World, December 25, 1930.)]
1930 [Dec. 25] / [More Shocks Scare Andes Argentineans] / [source unidentified]. [XII; 285. Newspaper clipping. (Unidentified source, December 25, 1930.)]
1930 Dec 25 / [Torrential Rain In Agentina Halts Quake Aid] / [source unidentified]. [XII; 286. Newspaper clipping. (Unidentified source, December 25, 1930.)]
1930 Dec 25, 26 / [Argentinians Fear Volcanic Activity] / [New York Times]—27[th]. [XII; 287. Newspaper clipping. (New York Times, December 27, 1930.)]
1930 Dec. 25 / N.Y. World / [Odd Dual Deaths Mystify Doctors]. [F; 227. Newspaper clipping. (New York World, December 25, 1930.)]
1930 Dec 25 / [Probe Deaths of 4 Inside Parked Van] / N.Y. Ev Post—Dec 26. [F; 228. Newspaper clipping. (New York Evening Post, December 26, 1930.)]
1930 [Dec. 26] / [Chile Has Meteorological Display] / H-Tribune, 27 (?) [XII; 288. Newspaper clipping. (New York Herald Tribune, December 27, 1930.)]
1930 Dec 26 / Salesman and Wife Become Greater Mystery to Police] / Home News (Harlem) of 26th. [F; 229. Newspaper clipping. (Bronx Home News, December 26, 1930.)]
1930 Dec. 26 / [Mongrel Pup Immune from Electrical Shock] / Home News—Harlem. [F; 230. Newspaper clipping. (Bronx Home News, December 26, 1930.)]
1930 Dec. 26 / Dog electrocution—see John Lee case—Feb. 23, 1885. [F; 231. See: 1885 Feb. 23, (B: 638 & 644), and, 1885 Feb, (B: 641. 642, & 643).]
[The following two notes were clipped together by Fort, F: 232-233.]
1930 Dec. 26 / [Illness, Death Mar Holiday of Warden Lawes] / NY World. [F; 232. Newspaper clipping. (New York World, December 26, 1930.)]
1930 Dec 27, ab. / H Trib, [March] 24, 1931 / [Harry M. Kaiser Dies; Warden at Clinton 13 Years]. [F; 233.1. Newspaper clipping. (New York Herald Tribune, Mrch 24, 1931.)]
1930 Dec 27 / [A.J. Granger Dies; Dannemore Keeper] / [The New York Times]—29th. [F; 233.2. Newspaper clipping. (New York Times, December 27, 1930.)]
1930 Dec. 26 / Look up, in Times index, Warden Lawe's illness. [F; 234. (New York Times index.)]
1930 Dec. 26 / See death of Warden in March ab. same time. / [Dr. C.V. Mahony, Ex-Chaplin at Sing Sing, Dies] / [Herald Tribune, March] 25, 1931. [F; 235. Newspaper clipping. (New York Herald Tribune, March 25, 1931.)]
1930 Dec 26 / Sing Sing / See Jan. 17, 1932. [F; 236. See: (1932 Jan 17).]
1930 Dec. 27 / See the Sing Sing cases. / In Library, read prison pu 65. of this time. [F; 237. See: (Sing Sing cases).]
1930 [Dec. 28] / [Put Volcano Dead At 1,300] / Times, 29th. [XII; 289. Newspaper clipping. (New York Times, or London Times, December 29, 1930.)]
1930 Dec 28 / [New Quakes Terrify Town In Argentina] / NY Times, Dec. 29. [XII; 290. Newspaper clipping. (New York Times, December 29, 1930.)]
1930 Dec 28 / Home News (Harlem) / [Return of Missing Man Is Cause of Legal Tangle]. [F; 238. Newspaper clipping. (Bronx Home News, December 28, 1930.)]
1930 [Dec. 20.] / NY Sun / [House Wrecked by Explosion While Family Is Away]. [F; 239. Newspaper clipping. (New York Sun, December 20, 1930.)]
1930 Dec. 29 / [Kidnapped Baby Found in Hall 7 Miles Away] / Ev World, Dec 30. [F; 240. Newspaper clipping. (New York Evening World, December 29, 1930.)]
1930 Dec. 29 / [Father Sought After Baby, Kidnapped in Hub, Is Found in Bronx Hallway] / Home News (Harlem), Dec 30. [F; 241. Newspaper clipping. (Bronx Home News, December 30, 1930.)]
[1930 Dec. 29] / [When Pond's 80 Lectures Meet Magician Pulls Periods from Hat] / N.Y. Ev. Post, Dec. 29, 1930. [F; 242. Newspaper clipping. (New York Evening Post, December 29, 1930.)]
1930 Dec 30 / Ev. World of / [Quake Beneath Pacific Kills Millions of Fish]. [XII; 291. Newspaper clipping. (New York Evening World, December 30, 1930.)]
1930 Dec 31 / [Italian Quake Fells Abandoned Houses] / NY Sun, Dec 31. [XII; 292. Newspaper clipping. (New York Sun, December 31, 1930.)]
1930 Dec. 31 / [Flood Ruins Argentine Vineyards.] / [The New York Times], (Jan 1). [XII; 293. Newspaper clipping. (New York Times, January 1, 1931.)]
1930 Dec 31 / [Held in Wounding of 3 in New Year Rifle Fusillade] / Ev World, Jan 6. [F; 243. Newspaper clipping. (New York Evening World, December 31, 1930.)]