Bouisson Forms New French Cabinet To Save The Franc
Paris United Press reports Premier Ferand Bouisson completed a new coalition cabinet at 1:17 a.m. to halt franc devaluation. The plan aims to stabilize finances, balance the budget, and strengthen recovery. ministers include Edouard Herriot and Louis Marin with Pierre Laval retaining the foreign portfolio.
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Ferand Bouisson
Bouisson
Chamber of Deputies
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Flandin
Albert Lebrun
Chamber
Boulsson
Edouard Herriot
Louis Marin
Harriot
Joseph Caillaux
Finance and Financial Authority
Pierre Laval
France
Fall of French Cabinet Sends Franc Down in London and Paris
The franc fell about 1 percent to 86.58 cents after France’s cabinet collapsed. London rates were pressured with heavy franc offerings, but British banks stabilized it at 75 percent francs per pound. The dollar rose to 59.72 cents in France, while sterling advanced to 4.95 dollars. Other currencies moved variously, with Swiss francs down and Belgian francs up on capital shifts.
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Brussels
Nebraska Garageman Burned To Death
West Point Neb AP Ray Burris 45 died in a car fire at his garage early Friday. Sheriff said Burris apparently fell asleep in the sedan and a cigarette started the blaze.
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Neb
Ray Burris
Charles Sass
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Furious Clash In Gran Chaco Reported
In Asuncion AP reports furious fighting in the Gran Chaco as mediators in Buenos Aires urge Paraguayan and Bolivian delegations to halt hostilities amid Friday night clashes.
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Asuncion
Paraguay
Chaco
Buenos Aires
Noted athlete Hayes killed in Bay town accident
William Daniel Hayes 38 former Notre Dame athlete and Olympic sprint star was struck by an automobile while crossing a street in Bay town Massachusetts city of Springfield is listed as his hometown in the notice Hayes had competed for Notre Dame and represented the United States in Olympic sprint events and was killed in Houston area Bay town AP report
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William Daniel Hayes
Springield
Mass
Notre Dame
Bay
Weyerhaeuser family holds on missing George case amid ransom notes
Parents cling to hope of bringing George home after a ransom note claiming a week to deliver the child. Mediators denied and a second note reportedly pressed secrecy. Balcom disclaims knowledge of the message as investigators seek a suitable go-between.
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Weyerhaeuser
Weyerhaeusers
Balcom
F. Rodman Titcomb
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Controversy Over AAA Licensing Provisions
Farmers challenge the AAA licensing feature as an overreach of federal power. Secretary Wallace says amendment may remedy injustices, while Smith Upholds Court Action argues the licensing limits violate the Constitution and restrict private enterprise.
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Henry A. Wallace
Smith
Man Shoots Self with Rifle in Workshop
Edward Hoffman 40 of 1028 Sixth Street SW died Friday forenoon from a self inflicted gunshot through the heart with a .22 rifle placed in his work shop vise. Coroner CE Irwin ruled no inquest. Hoffman recently despondent after mother's death. left a note to his brother Joseph. Body sent to Barta's mortuary. Hoffman was unmarried.
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Irwin
Barta
Anti New Deal Judge Resigns From Kentucky Court
Louisville AP reports Judge Charles I Dawson of the U S district court western district of Kentucky resigned from the bench. He cited his controversial rulings on New Deal legislation and said he would return to private practice.
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Louisville
Charles I Dawson
United States Court
Western District of Kentucky
Hitler Named Commander in Chief of German Forces
Berlin reports Reichsfuhrer Adolf Hitler is appointed commander in chief of the armed forces under a new military law. Reichswehr Minister General Werner von Blomberg becomes war minister and commander of the armed forces. The Reichswehr ministry is renamed the war ministry, a term prohibited by the treaties.
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Berlin
Earthquake Devastates Quetta and India Killing Thousands
A massive earthquake wreaked havoc in Quetta, Baluchistan, with 43 Royal Air Force staff killed and many soldiers and civilians missing. The disaster disrupted telegraph lines and damaged railways and infrastructure across the region, as authorities assess casualties and the extent of destruction.
Severe India earthquake detected by Des Moines observer
Mrs. M M Seeburger of Des Moines reported a tremor recorded on her seismograph from 4 01 to 5 20 p m Thursday. Readings showed the quake originated about 10 000 miles away.
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Des Moines
INS
India
M. M. Seeburger
U S Bills Nations For Debt Payments
The United States sent formal due bills totaling 180,899,701.65 to thirteen foreign debtors for June 15 installments. Finland owes 165,452. most others have paid little since 1932, with many suspending payments after the Johnson act.
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Roosevelt Warns New Deal Could Be Weakened by Court Ruling
President Roosevelt argues the court decision threatens federal power to regulate national economic issues. He warns reliance on states risks farmers and planters facing low prices absent federal action, and says only a liberalized Constitution or strong federal coordination can meet modern social and economic problems.
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NRA
Rites Today for Manchester Leader Joseph Hutchinson 83
Funeral services for Joseph Hutchinson of Manchester will be held Saturday at noon at his home with Rev. J. Frank Moore officiating. The longtime businessman died of a heart attack. Survived by two sons Arthur and Henry Robert, and two daughters Josephine Church and Elizabeth Pool. He helped promote the Manchester and Oneida Railway, served as alderman and school board president, and was active in banking, flour mills, and farm holdings. He was born in London May 13 1852. married Clara Thompson August 13 1890.
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Honolulu
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Calif
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Eastern Star Lodge
Poison Toadstools Cause Five Deaths
Five people have died from eating poisonous toadstools believed to be mushrooms in Pine River Minnesota. Rosella aged 12 died in Pine River hospital. Albert 14 and Elsie another child are recovering, hospital head Dr A J Button said.
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Elsie
A. J. Button
Father and Daughter Meet After 30 Years at Iowa U
Dr. F. M. Mingus of Loco Oklahoma and his daughter Mrs Herbert Salisbury of Cresco Iowa met at the University of Iowa for the first time in 30 years. The two connected through correspondence to attend class reunions and the father, a 1890 medical graduate, waited after arriving Thursday night for his daughter who earned degrees in 1906 and 1908.
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University of Iowa
F. MM. Mingus
Loco
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Cresco
Mingus
Everyday Living in Japan Two Street Scenes Painted
The piece contrasts a dusty daytime street scene with garish traffic and laboring carts to a magical, nocturnal view of a city alive with soft voices, geisha music, bathhouses, and festival drums. Daylight feels dull and weary. night becomes enchantingly poetic, as lights and shadows reveal a hidden charm.
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Pola Negri Plans To Marry Again
Pola Negri told reporters she intends to marry again and that she is in love with a prominent London society man. She said the identity is too premature to disclose and that they would likely wait about a year before marrying.
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Nice
France
Pola ‘Negri
London
Kidnaping Ring Leaders Arrested in Midwest Roundup
Federal agents announce the arrest of Walter Holland alias Irish OMalley and five associates in a nationwide kidnaping and bank robbery spree. Russell Cooper is in custody at Fort Smith. Heddy, Henderson, Gilmore and Heddy s wife were also detained as part of the investigation into crimes across Missouri Kansas Oklahoma Illinois and Texas. Holland and accomplices are linked to two Christmas Eve bank robberies in Okemah Oklahoma.
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INS
Department of Justice
Russell Cooper
Walter’ Holland
Trish O’malley
Cooper
Fort Smith
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O'Malley
August Luer
Alton
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Gilmore
Dallas
Tex
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Joplin
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Okemah
Okla
Bus Crash Injures 17 Near Sidney in Muddy skid
A bus carrying sixteen passengers and its driver from Omaha to Kansas City skid on mud near Sidney and hit an embankment. Two people were seriously hurt. A woman later treated at a Glenwood hospital and Mrs. H. V. Drake of Los Angeles were taken to Hamburg hospital. Other injured passengers received cuts and bruises. The driver J. M. Williams suffered cuts to his nose and face after the windshield was broken.
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Here
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H. V. Drake
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Hamburg
Ralph Lovelady
J. M. Williams
Train Crash in Litchfield Kills Two Women
Two women from Litchfield die in a grade crossing collision with a train. Mrs Croa Thrown and Mrs Lillian Morrell were killed, while Joseph List of Litchfield was severely injured. The crash occurred Friday as the automobile they rode in was struck by the train.
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Lillian Morrell
Warden Leaves Safe Unlocked Overnight at State Prison
Joliet Illinois UPI Warden George Sehring ordered his safe left unlocked overnight saying it contains nothing valuable and guarding against someone ruining its newly painted surface by trying to open it.
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George Sehring
State Penitentiary
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