New York To Furnish Foe In Next Race
Republican insiders foresee Franklin D Roosevelt as the likely Democratic foe to Hoover in the 1932 race. Colonel House backs Roosevelt, boosting Roosevelt clubs and anti Hoover sentiment while Wilson allies drift from politics.
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New York
Roosevelt
House
Wilson
Wiliam G McAdoo
Pacific Coast
Janett Shouse
Democratic National Native Committee
Treasury
McAdoo
John J Raskob
Shbuse
Break Up Ring Capote Enterprise Raided in Middle West
Federal agents say they broke up an enterprise linked to Capone distributing 10,000 gallons of alcohol weekly across the Midwest. About 20 men were arrested in Aurora Illinois and Waterloo Iowa, chief locations of the operation and its protection racket.
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Chicago
U.P
Ai’ Capone
Mid-West
Daniel Anderson
Examinations Set For Athens High Schoo Building
State examination for eleven high school and special subjects will be held at the Athens High School building at o'clock Saturday morning. Alex Boot, Athens County Superintendent, conducts the examination. Superintendent Root aided by Guy Dinsmoor and Miss Blanche Phillips, board members, supervises. Twenty five teachers expected to take the examination.
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Athens
Alex Boot
Ath- L
Root
J Jn
Guy Dinsmoor
Mise Blanche Phillips
Barberton Patrolmen Arrested in Negro Kidnapping Case
Barberton Ohio patrolmen Dean Kennon Henry Robertson and a third officer were arrested on charges of kidnapping C Lou Alexander a Black man missing since February 4. A warrant was signed by Mrs Itis Simpson and the three men were released on $1000 bond each awaiting further proceedings.
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Barberton
Res
Dean Kennon
Henry Robertson
Es Head
C. Louleexander
Itis Simpson
Jexander
Pantages
I Diego
Calif
Jonn Phmits
Alexander Pantages
Dafendasta
Mitte
Lindbergh Plans Return Flight Over Pacific
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh and wife plan a round trip by air to the Orient with possible return, noting improved equipment and new radio capabilities. He may start within weeks from North Beach Airport, with uncertain final U.S. stop and no definite return plan.
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United Press
New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Orient
State Department
China
Japan
Lindbergh
North Beach
Laidbergh
Paris
St Louis
Paria
Radio Sud
Seattle
U.S Territory
Miss Guinan Refuses Marriage to Enter England
Miss Texas Guinan, famed New York club figure, barred from France and England, sails home after a flirtation with an English suitor who offered to marry her to gain entry. She quips an indiscretion a day keeps low mood away as she departs in a velvet riding habit and white beret.
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Texas Guinan
New York
France
England
Harvard Crimson Denounces Harding Memorial Amid National Tensions
The Harvard Crimson criticizes the June 16 Harding Memorial at Marion Ohio as hypocritical and a symbol of machine politics. It cites Hoover Coolidge and Republican leaders at the tomb dedication and condemns the era’s eulogies as tarnished by scandals and flawed appointments.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard Crimson
Harding
Marion
The
Crimson
Ohio
Hoover
Coolidge
Warren Gamalie
United States Supreme Court
Follis
White House
the Crimson
Weather Forecast for Phoenix and Surrounding Areas
Weather bulletin predicts 36 hours of unsettled conditions with possible scattered showers and thunderstorms. Expect a frontal passage and cooler air by Saturday with a chance of a more organized storm system developing later.
Warn About Children on Vacations
Federal Children’s Bureau issues hot weather safety reminders for parents planning vacations. Advice covers safe water, boiled milk for under two, clean food sources, daily outdoors time, sun protection, and appropriate clothing and baths to prevent heat illness and dehydration.
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Washington
Federal Children’s Bureau
Two Men Fined for Liquor Possession in Athens County
Magistrate C H Porter fined Fussell Clark of Gloucester and Leo Meade of Athens $100 each for liquor possession. Clark was arrested by State Prohibition Inspector Thomas Bush and Constables Joe Jonas and Harry Junod, with Meade arrested by Jonas and Junod on an affidavit by his wife charging failure to provide support. Meade pleaded guilty and was bound over to the Athens County Grand Jury on bond. A second item notes Firestone Tire profits for the six months ended April 30.
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Costa
C H Porter
Fussell Clark
Glouster
Leo Meade
Athens
Clark
Thomas’. Bush
Joe Jonas
Harry Juned
Matt Wilson
Meade
W. B. King
Alexander Township
Jonas
Junod
Athens County
DO-X Crosses Atlantic to Brazil at 125 Miles an Hour
The German flying boat DO-X completed its Atlantic crossing to Natal Brazil from Porto Praia Cape Verde Islands in 13 hours 18 minutes at an average speed over 125 mph. It landed safely at Fernando Noronha after a route marked by delays and prior false reports of a sea loss. The flight began November 5 1980 from Altenrhein Switzerland.
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Brazil
Natal
Porto Praia
Cape Verde
Atlantic
Doxx
Porta Praia
Porto Pinia
Altenrhein
Switzerland
Lisbon
Canary Islands
Class of 31 To Graduate Next Tuesday
Ohio University prepares for its 127th commencement with hundreds of alumni and parents arriving in Athens. Activities begin Saturday with an alumni golf tournament, board of trustees meeting, Phi Beta Kappa gathering, and a senior alumni convocation led by Samuel S. Shafer. The program features Verda Gilfin en, Mildred Manton, Diana, and a violin solo by W Bennett Schimp among others, concluding with a campus play.
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Ohio University
Athens Country Club
Board of
Phi Beta Kappa
Hall of Fine Arts
Alumni Memorial Auditorium
Earl Cranston
Ellis Hall
Shafer
Samuel
Verda Gilfinen
Mildred Manton
EB. Bryan
Diana
Thomas M. Wolfe
Maurice Foraker
W Bennett Schimp
Ohio
Loren C. Strata
Fall Fails Health Delays Prison Transport
Former U S Senator Atles Pomerene acting as special prosecutor seeks a DC court physician to examine Albert B Fall former interior secretary. Physicians say Fall’s health prevents travel from Texas to Washington for imprisonment after a bribery conviction and one year sentence.
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Cleveland
U.P
Atles Pomerene
Albert 8
Fail
Secretary of the Interior
Fall
Tex
Washington
Pomerene
U. & Attorney
EB. A Rovin
District of Columbia
Rockefeller Junior Pledges 400000 to Northern Baptist Budget
John D Rockefeller Jr pledged 400000 to the Northern Baptist Church unified budget for the next year at the Kansas City convention. Officials said the gift covers about eight percent of the 5100000 total budget with no restrictions on use.
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Kansas City
U.2
John D Rockefeller, Jr
Northern Baptist Church
W. H. Sowater
Lincoln's Schizoid-Manic Personality Alleged by Analyst
Dr. Abraham A. Brill told a Toronto gathering that Abraham Lincoln showed a schizoid-manic personality type marked by episodes of low mood yet connected to reality. He argued Lincoln’s traits did not amount to insanity despite opposition from delegates and critics.
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Lincoln
Toronto
Perkie
Lisaum
Beth
Dr. Brill
Lanceln
Welfare Bond Increase Sought by Senate Finance Panel
Columbus June 5 40 R Rec recommends raising the proposed 7 000 000 bond issue by the State Welfare Department for additions and repairs to 7 500 000 and cutting 19 000 000 from the budget balance the plan also trims capital expenditures and department maintenance across agencies by two percent with staff level cuts and targeted reallocations including education and vocational funds. The action aims to balance the state budget and may proceed to the House Finance Committee next week.
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Welfare Department
Senate Finances Committee
Ste Dok
Senate
Department of Education
Ita School of the Air Fund
Ant
Board of Vocational Bodation
Hidget Wan
Citins
Fund For Education of
Onormal
Mooney RI
House
Catholics and Fascists Call Halt in Fight
In Rome a truce was sought after Pope Pius XI urged the government to deplore church incidents. Fascist youths had demonstrated against the Catholic Church and even approached Vatican City near the print plant of L Osservatore Romano. The pope warned that if driven from churches they would pray in the catacombs, echoing two thousand years of church tradition.
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eMect
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Arnoldo Mussolini
Poplo W'Itatiu
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Ardea
United Press
Vatican City
Soverign
Oaservatore Romano
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Plua
Locust Letter Sparks War Talk At Pomeroy
A freak hatch and a letter marked with a "W" at the back door prompt discussion in Pomeroy about predictions of war or peace. Locust predictions spread as a custodian captures insects bearing the symbol and interpreting it as two wars.
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Pomeroy
Edgar Morr
Banker's Wife Kidnapped To Insure Escape
Delavan Tit June 5 Four bandits kidnapped Mrs Willie Crabb wife of the bank president held her two hours and escaped with 200 from the bank. They released her near East Peoria 56 miles away after threatening to kill her if alarms were raised. The group entered the Crabb home last night and kept Crabb and their two sons under guard. Early morning the bandits robbed the First National Bank of Delavan then returned to the Crabb residence and departed with Mrs Crabb after more threats. Crabb alerted police only after a call from his wife.
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Argent
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Aire Crabb Crabb
Perils And Courage Mark Lindberghs Pacific Flight
The report notes treacherous fog and storms along the Pacific path as Charles Lindbergh and his wife travel, with the aviator expressing confidence after feats over the Atlantic. He announces an Oriental tour, showing no fear despite dangers and his proven flying skill.
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Washington
June &Sr
Charles A. Lindbergh
Northern Pacific
North Atlantic
Yeaterday
Lambergh
Interstate Commerce Commission Sets July 2 Hearing Date
Washington date June 8 reports the Interstate Commerce Commission fixed July 2 for oral arguments on lake cargo coal shipments. Olle and Pennsylvania operators protest Examiner Bartwell’s recommendation to keep the current differential for coal moved by lake from northern and southern fields.
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Uprthe
Inter State Commerce Commission
Lake Cargo
Olle
Pennsylvania
C. M Bartwell
Fess' Son Arrested After Attack On Officer
Lowell Teas, said to be son of Senator Simeon D. Fess, was arrested in New York on a charge of disorderly conduct and assaulting a policeman while intoxicated. Police say he refused entry to a nightclub, struck the officer when advised to leave, and tried to grab a nightstick before being subdued and detained at a precinct.
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New York
Foss
Back to Normalcy Is Here According To Will And How
Hollywood story notes a shift in business culture as the era of dominating leaders fades. The piece discusses reduced big man influence and a trimmed industry footprint amid changing times and norms.
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Will
Hollywood
Calif
Jurado Wins British Open as Armour Falters in Final Round
Jose Jurado of Argentina wins the British Open with an aggregate score while Tommy Armour falters in the final round. Armour’s 77 leaves him five strokes behind Jurado who steadies with a strong back nine. MacDonald Smith and Gene Harazen vie for runner up as others stumble.
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Yiroh
Finele
United Press
Matt
Carnoustle
Scotland
Tommy Armour
United States
Hagers
Armour
Enriytishera
Mia
Agult
Jone Jurado
MacDonald Smith
New
Jurado
Kregmto
Mat Smith
Coures
Smith
Armour Ia
Harry Coepen
Tank
Mae Smith
Jending Jurado
Caenausl
8 Gallery
Prince of Wales
Vili Tna
Mie TV
Percy Altter
Fight Is Approved For Schmeling World Title July 3
The Cleveland Court of Appeals refused the injunction bid by Altamay J. H Metich to halt the Max Schmeling bill world championship bout set for July 3 at the Stadium. The appellate panel affirmed Judge Kennedy's ruling in denying Moellen's petition, noting the event could be called a prize fight though not legally defined as such.
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Cleveland
Qi-Tee Court of Appeals
Altamay
J. H Metich
Max Schmeling
Ef Sbows
Witte Ery
Jlnégat
Weygandt
Roscoe J Maule
Gallipolis
Appeate Court
Common Prase
Thomas M. Kennedy
Moellen
Peter
Flag Day in 1931 Recall
Washington dispatch notes Flag Day on June 14 1931 as a national reminder of the flag as emblem of the United States with thirteen white stars and alternating red and white stripes. The piece cites the flag’s symbolism and calls Americans to reflect on future responsibilities.
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Washington
Avery
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