Drastic steps planned to aid German industry
Berlin reports a government industry plan to cover a 759 million mark deficit without general tax rises. It seeks 19 million from unemployment premiums, 100 million Reichsbahn shares, and 50 million in debt amortization cuts, plus a 4 percent income reduction for high earners. An emergency levy and wage price alignment with unions follow, but prospects look dim.
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Gustav Stolper
Canton Daily News
Berlin
Reichsbahn
State Railroad
Nationa Association of German Industry
Germany
How Irish Lad Won Film Role
Hollywood May 31 Tommy Clifford the young Irish boy in Song o My Heart was drafted for motion pictures after director Frank Borzage, in Ireland, ignored a school pick and gave him a chance when he overheard teachers pets remark. He then traveled to Hollywood with Maureen O'Sullivan who also appears in the film.
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Hollywood
Tommy Clifford
John McCormack
Frank Borzage
Ireland
Monasterevan
Tommy
Mr. Bortage
Los Angeles Becomes Fifth City After 1930 Census
Los Angeles on June 7 announced it is the nation s fifth largest city after the 1930 census counted 1,231,730 residents in the city, a gain of 655,057 over ten years. The 1920 ranking was 10th with 576,673. The city-county total reached 2,190,557, up 1348 percent for the decade.
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Los Angeles
United States
Russia Shows 97 Varieties at International Fur Exposition
Leipsic reports Russia provided over a quarter of the world's undressed furs and displayed 97 living furbearing animals at the International Fur Exposition. Among them were 50 Caracal sheep with nomad shepherds from Hokhara and Turkestan living in their native dress in huts.
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Leipsic
Russia
Hokhara
Turkestan
Photographer's zoo plot leaves Hamburg with stolen animals
A Lübeck photographer named Schmidt arrived in Hamburg in June to start a zoological garden. He bought wild pigs and other animals including two lions a deer and a baboon but vanished without paying. Police hunt for the man and the missing stock.
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Hamburg
Germany
Lubeck
Schmidt
Purdue TV Station Granted to Erect Broadcast Plant
Purdue University in Lafayette Indiana secured permission from the Federal Radio Commission to build a television broadcasting station using 1500 watts power. The grant enables development of a campus oriented TV outlet and technical facilities to transmit programming.
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Purdue University
Lafayette
Ind
Federal Radio Commission
Canton watchmakers enjoy a banquet in Moscow
Louis Ryman reports Cantonese craftsmen dining in Moscow with many recognizable faces. He recalls visiting the Kremlin and Tsar’s palace, describes a May Day parade with two million marchers, Red Square scenes, and joyful crowds. He notes seven hour workdays with every fifth day off and laments lacking limburger and good coffee in Europe.
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Moscow
Russia
Canton
Louis Ryman
Ryman
Kremlin
Archie Black
2Nd
Red Square
Europe
Remedial Hope Fails in Six Years of Gang War
Oliver Sherwood reports six years of efforts to curb gang violence yielding no lasting solution. Chicago and other cities face relentless gang activity despite vigilante talks, tax penalties, and public enemy lists. After a violent weekend eight gangsters were killed and five wounded, yet police face backlash for targeted actions against criminals.
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Chicago Association of Commerce
Busideas
Crime Commission
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Boston
Drury
Howe
Hollywood men scarce as escorts says Fifi Dorsay
Fifi Dorsay warns Hollywood is a poor place to find a husband. She says eligibles are scarce and many men expect women to pay, while most stars are already married or focused on careers. She suggests New York as a better place to find a man who will pay his way and escort her to premieres.
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Cal
Hollywood
Fifi Dorsay
New York
Miss Dorsay
Maureen O'Sullivan
Colleen
Ireland
John McCormack
Mademoiselle
Paris
Montreal
Ia la
Pathetique
Bove
Hell's Angels
Forstrange wasser Village Plunged in Polar Twilight
Berlin reports a Prussian village named Forstrange wasser in the Giant Mountains experiences continuous twilight during winter, shielded by two peaks that prevent any daily sunlight from dawn to dusk. The place, described as sunless most of the season, loses full daylight annually.
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Berlin
Hammerfest
Norway
Prussia
Forstrangewasser
Jockey John Faulkner Celebrates Century Birthday
Appleford England June 7 Known as a jockey of prominence 70 years ago John Faulkner recently celebrated his 102nd birthday. As a youth he rode at 63 pounds and records show he received three pence for his first race. He has been twice married and is the father of 32 children. At 73 he rode in point to point races.
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Appleford
Eng
John Waulkner
Faulkner
Man Survives Train Tragedy Near Madisonville
Raymond Henderson aged 19 of Nortonville was knocked down by a Louisville and Nashville train while lying on cross ties. The locomotive and three coaches passed over him without injuring him. The engineer stopped, found Henderson walking toward him, and said he had run over a man. Henderson replied, I know. I’m the guy.
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Madisonville
Raymond Henderson
Nortonville
Louieville
Nashville
Henderson
Stalin Heads Soviet Despite Faction Reports
Moscow dispatch reports the Moscow district conference of the Communist party endorses Stalin, exonerates him from responsibility for recent collectivization mistakes, and signals the party congress will ratify his leadership amid claims of provincial unrest.
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Moscow
Kremlin
Josef V. Stalin
Communist Party
Stalin
Preas
Tourists to view North Cape icebergs by air trip
Copenhagen reports a plan to introduce three day airplane jaunts to the North Cape. If weather permits, tourists may have a midnight view of the icebergs and a closeup of Arctic scenery during the trip.
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Copenhagen
North Cape
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