New Labor Leader Peace by British Sovereign
Harry Flory reports MacDonald travels to Windsor to form a new Labour cabinet after Baldwin's resignation. The Labour Party, boosted by August election gains, will hold more Commons seats but lacks an absolute majority. MacDonald expected to lead foreign affairs, with Philip Snowden possibly exchequer chief. a woman minister is anticipated.
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Reed resigns as Des Moines Welfare Bureau secretary
Des Moines June 5 Ralph J Reed resigns after ten years as secretary of the Des Moines Welfare Bureau effective July 1 He will take a similar post in another city No successor named Yet during his tenure the bureau budget grew from 80000 to 276000 and twenty two agencies were developed under the organization
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Physician George B Wood Dies at 68 in Sioux City
Dr George B Wood a Sioux City physician of thirty years died suddenly in his high rise apartment. The death followed heart disease and occurred June 5 as reported by local press. Wood studied at the Medical College of Chicago and was a well known figure in the community.
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Gass Votes Tomorrow On Bond Proposal
Washington reports settle ment of the Topas ontroversy praised in Warrington as a major step toward international stability. President Hoover sent congratulations to Owen D. Young, calling the accord a significant move for fiscal harmony and global confidence. France’s ratification of the Mellon Berenger debt pact appears needed to avoid a $100 million Aug 11 payment to the U.S. treasury. The Senate weighs wartime settlement terms while Germany eyes debt relief tied to U.S. action on allied claims.
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America
Disaster at Sea Reports Drowning After Wagu Maru Fire
London dispatches say the Japanese steamer Wagu Maru was destroyed by fire off Kamchatka on May 28. About seven hundred persons are believed drowned. survivors reached Tokyo as authorities investigate the disaster. Among the names linked to the incident are Mary Virginia Allen of Omaha and Mrs Hangos and her mother, with several other relatives unnamed.
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Lewis Takes Steps to Pave Some City Streets
Lewiston city council moves toward street paving with a final hearing set for June 28. The plan covers twelve blocks from Main to Market and Webster to Nebraska, including curbs and intersections, with the paving to be across a broad width as outlined by the improvement program.
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Mount Vesuvius Engulfs Two Villages In Lava Surge
Report from Nantes dated June describes Mount Vesuvius erupting with renewed violence. A lava stream 200 yards wide and 24 feet high swallows Paguni after Campiteli, forcing evacuations. Tei afabad also evacuated as explosions echo in crater. Columns of smoke rise three miles as lava threatens surrounding valleys.
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Elk Horn Woman Dies Early At Local Hospital
Mrs Martha J Brown of Elk Horn dies at local hospital from complications after several months of ill health. A Norweigan born immigrant, she was 59, married with two children Martin Brown and Olga, plus a brother John Listad. Funeral arrangements pending, body to remain at Roland Peacock and Buster funeral home.
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Andrey ‘Listad
United States
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John Listad
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Roland, Peacock & Buster
Five Hundred Delegates Attend Joliet Lutheran Convention
Five hundred delegates attend the Lutheran Church convention in Joliet Illinois as the United Synod holds its annual meeting. The gathering includes clergy and members from multiple synods and continues through Friday with events and services scheduled nightly.
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Million and Half Road Bond Issue for Voters
Voters in Cass county face a special election on a 1.5 million dollar road bond issue to fund primary and secondary highways. The plan, approved by the state highway commission, would finance about fifty miles of paving and routing changes across Cass and neighboring counties, with Cass needing approval to avoid isolating the region from a broader improvement network.
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Pottawattamie
Council defers action on bids for new turbine
Atlantic municipal lights and water plant bids reviewed by city council with bids from Western Electric Allis Chalmers General Electric Murray Iron Works Ingersoll Rand Elliott and others. Action postponed to an adjourned meeting Friday June 14 with trade in of old turbine considered.
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Worthing
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Murray Company
EME Company
Kerap Iron
Frigo Outsider Wins English Racing Classic
Frigo an outsider captures the English Racing Classic at Epsom as another two outsiders race to places. Walker-Gay finishes second with Brien third. owner W Barnet claims the trio. Favorites Matis Crayadour and Hunt Mout fail to reach the money.
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Iowa University Denied Reinstatement After Probe
Iowa City reports the University of Iowa faces continued probation in the Western conference amid a three-member committee inquiry into athletic eligibility and improper subsidies. The university seeks reinstatement while the Big Ten investigates twelve Old Gold athletes and alleged financial inducements tied to scholarships.
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Freight cars derail near Neve disrupts Rosual railroad
Rail service on the Rosual railroad was being restored after a cascade of derailments south of Neve. About thirteen freight cars derailed a mile and a half south of Neve, ten of which were badly smashed. No injuries were reported as wrecking crews cleared the right of way.
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Where To Go Tonight Masonry Tall Annual Atavial Banquet
Anos event list shows Atlantic theater presenting The Desert and Our Song with John Bale and Jetty King. Strand theiter features Norman Kerry, Margaret Morris and Frazer in The Woman I Love. Springside parks hold a picnic at Atlantic club.
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Ship radio operator held for murdering former Iowa girl
Police in San Francisco pursue a conviction against William Tallman, a ship radio operator, for the alleged murder of Carroll White, a former Sioux City resident. Authorities seek to prove the alibi by detailing the assault with a brick at the victim’s Oakland home.
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Carstens SH Stage Sale Opens Tomorrow
The store announces a stage sale featuring coats dresses and accessories from stock recently shipped from Chicago. Items include prints georgettes flannels and twill coats with prices ranging from four ninety five to nine dollars, with up to fifteen dollar dresses and discounts across departments.
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King George Able to Sit Up for Part of Day
Windsor England June 4 King George who suffered an abscess in the right side is now able to sit up a portion of the day it was announced in the medical bulletin signed by H S Janey vet and J Ramsay MacDonald at Windsor.
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Former Igwan Elected Los Angeles Mayor in Close Race
Former Igwan, a retired automobile man and LOY Meleawup grant jury member, defeated by about 15,900 votes. William G. Jenelli, president of the city council, led the campaign in Los Angeles as the June election results were announced.
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Foil Plot To Steal Bellanca Roma Plane
Wilmington authorities broke a night plot to steal the Bellanca Roma aircraft. About six Bellanca plant workers were implicated with two already identified and arrests expected today as police and company officials pursued the scheme to fly to Rome.
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New Farm Board Relief Act Approved by Congress
Washington June 5 The senate and house approved a new farm relief act creating a federal farm board of nine members to direct relief operations and overseeing a $500 090 000 revolving fund. The bill licenses stabilization corporations to market surplus and support farmer prices while removing the debenture. The measure, expected to pass House ratification promptly, faces a Senate vote next week.
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