Cincinnati Population Rises to 447 650 in 1930 Census
Figures announced by George J. Heitzler show Cincinnati at 447 650, up 46 403 or 11.5 percent since 1920. Hamilton County totals reach 588 232, with countywide rise 68.2 percent outside Cincinnati. Ward 138 leads city wards with 36 084 residents, while 12 767 unemployed are listed and 175 farms lie within city limits.
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Hamilton County
Cincinnati
George J. Heitzler
Heitzler
Avondale
Bond Hill
Pleasant Ridge
Hyde Park
Oakley
Madisonville
Navy Flyers Memorial Day Parade Amid Storm Winds
Heavy rain and a forty five mile gale forced naval aviators to break formation and land early as the Curtiss Marine Trophy race was postponed. One fighter, Lieut. C. F. Bieber, crashed but escaped injury. fifteen planes proceeded to Baltimore. Amy Johnson reached Port Darwin after a flight from England. Cincinnati plans a record Memorial Day turnout with a seven division parade and 100 Civil War veterans as guests, forming at 8:30 and marching to Spring Grove Cemetery.
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C. F. Bieber
Baltimore
Logan Field
Battle Fleet
Pacific Coast
Tompton
Eee
Pylois
Potomac
Cincinnati
Grand Army of the Republic
Spring Grove Cemetery
Eighth
Race Streets
Race Street
Sixth
Walnut
Fifth
Main
Central Parkway
Ludlow
Mussolini rallies 125000 in Milan calling for fascist decade
In Milan, 125000 to 300000 fascists packed the great square as Mussolini voiced defiance against enemies of fascism. He announced a rendezvous on October 22, 1932 to begin the second decade of the Fascist revolution and urged flags and carbines.
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Milan
Mussolini
Italy
Thal
Duce
Speec
France
Albania
Rioting Flares Between Hindus and Mo hammedans Near Calcutta
May 24 reports describe Hindu Mohammedan rioting in Calcutta Dacca leaving many injured. A corpse sparked violence. a Hindu temple was burned as police and armored cars contained the unrest. Separate dispatches note Moslem meeting in Karachi urging participation in Gandhi’s independence movement and Dharasana Day observed in Bombay with a partial hartal.
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Dacca
Bengal
India
Karachi
Sind
Bombay
Bank bandit gang linked to Florida hideout in aftermath arrests
Police in Ohio and Kentucky say roving Zwick gang leader Robert Zwick possibly in Florida. three suspects Oscar Wehner Raymond Lee and A C Taylor arrested after confessions tied to robberies at Germantown Somerville and a Phillipsburg cash seizure. Investigators note Zwick’s role as boss of two gangs and plan to pursue a fifth member in Cincinnati.
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Zwick
Robert Zwick
Fox
Montgomery County Grand Jury
Dayton
Oscar Wehner
Seventh Avenue
Raymond Lee
Tag” Lee
Raymond Stacy
Maple Avenue
Norwood
A. C. Taylor
Smoky” Scherrer
Newport
Wehner and Lee
Anderson
Scherrer
Germantown
Somerville
Phillipsburg
West Alexandria
Florida
Cincinnati
Robert Andres
Peter Dumele
Jack Parker
Hamilton
Martin Daly
Grim Reaper
George Murphy
Pauling Wilson
Hamilton County
Farmersville
Dayton View
Democrats Plan Fight on Point-of-Order Rule
Democrats press a challenge over the point-of-order rule as duties on cherries, cheese, and rayon face contest. Speaker Garner warns he may bring a House vote on lumber rates.
Tariff Conferees Approve Flexible Clause Amid Conference Fears
In Washington May 24 the conferees finalized a 2000 word draft of a flexible tariff clause. Hawley argues the clause speeds Tariff Commission work while Borah warns conferees may have overstepped authority. Democrats threaten points of order on cherries cheese rayon and watches. House vote hinges on lumber duties and possible separate actions.
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Washington
Senate
Walter H. Newton
Hoover
Smoot and Hawley
House
Garner
Texas
Hawley
Tariff Commission
Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Borah
Idaho
Congress
Secretary Smith Stops Sudden Driving Meditation
Grover C. Smith, Cincinnati Safety Secretary, suddenly braked on Sixth and Walnut. Ralph Craig failed to stop, hitting Smith, then Allen Hartley’s Mariemont bus struck Craig. No injuries or damage reported as Smith resumed his safety contemplation.
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Grover C. Smith
Cincinnati
Smith
Walnut Streets
Ralph Craig
3212
Basesert Road
Craig
Allen Hartley
Mariemont
Gullion Wins National Oratorical Contest in Washington
Edmund Gullion of Washington won the national oratorical contest in Washington on May 24, delivering the winning speech to claim the national title and honor.
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Washington
Edmund Gullion
Washington Tonight
Oil Tanker Collision Sparks SOS in Fog Near Barnegat Light
Two tankers collided thirteen miles south of Barnegat Lightship in dense fog. The W. W. Bruce began sinking but planned to reach New York under its own power for repairs. The Scottish Maiden stood by damaged but not in grave danger as radio and Coast Guard crews managed the emergency.
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New York
Barnegat
W. W. Bruce
Sabine Sun
Coast Guard
Newport News
Navy
Mackey
Commack
W.W. Bruce
National Broadcasting Company
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Rochester
Death of Lord Davidson Former Primate of England
Lord Davidson died in his sleep this morning after a long illness aged 80. The Archbishop Randall Thomas Davidson who led the Church of England from 1904 to 1928 guided amid modernist and ritual tensions. Born Edinburgh April 7 1848 he trained at Harrow and Oxford and served as chaplain to Archbishop Tait before rising to primacy.
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Lord Davidson
Lady Davidson
Randall Thomas Davidson
Canterbury
England
All England
Davidson
House of Commons
Cranmer
Edinburgh
Harrow
Trinity College
Oxford
Dartford
Kent
Tait
Cigar Merchant Nathan Hirsch Dies by Own Hand
Nathan Hirsch, a Cincinnati cigar merchant long rooted in the city, shot himself at his Sixth Street store after months of illness and despondency. He died in his bedroom as visitors in his home heard the gunfire, leaving widow Mrs. Ruah Hirsch. funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Nathan Hirsch
Observatory
Read
Hirsch
Cincinnati
Ion Sixth Street
Walnut Street
Ruah Hirsch
Washington Republicans Back Modification Plank Against World Court
The Washington state Republican convention adopted a plank urging modification of the prohibition amendment and opposing U S entry into the World Court while endorsing party candidates without altering the direct primary law. The wet plank passed 456 to 448 amid criticism of federal prohibition enforcement.
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Washington
Billingham
Wash
America
Platform Committee
John Siegle
Tacoma
Edward Clifford
Pacific Northwest
Ralph A. Horr
King County
Wesley L. Jones
Gold Star Mother from Ohio Finds Peace for Son in France
Mrs. Barber Tosak of Bay Village, Ohio, reflects on her son Clarence Tosak of the Fifth Marines, killed in France after the armistice. She says seeing his grave in Belleau Wood confirms he rests among comrades. she hopes such sacrifices end for future generations and urges preventing another war.
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Ohio
France
Rheims
Barber Tosak
Bay Village
Clarence
Fifth Marines
America
Belleau Wood
Suggestions to City Officials T Aid Traffic Reform
Elmer Hunsicker praises the Commercial Tribune editorial on lax traffic safety efforts while accusing city officials of inaction. He cites his Citizens' Traffic Safety Commission and raises stalled cooperation from City Manager Col. Sherrill, urging formal consideration of public suggestions.
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Hunsicker
Commercial Tribune
Elmer Hunsicker
Harry W. Brown
The
Citizens’ Traffic Safety Committee
Grover Cary
Smith
Brown
Amner
Col. Sherrill
Mr. Hunsicker
Mr. Brown
Citizens’ Traffic Safety Commission
Ory
Graf Zeppelin Reaches Rio De Janeiro En Route South
Rio de Janeiro crowds await the Graf Zeppelin as it enters the state from Cape San Thome on a southward flight. The airship previously greeted the Brazilian liner Admiral Jacequay carrying President-elect Julio Prestes. It plans to proceed to Parana and Sao Paulo before returning to Dos Alfonsos Air Field in the morning.
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Rio Janeiro
Rio de Janeiro
Cape San Thome
Jacequay
Julio Prestes
United States
Paragua
Parana
Sao Paulo
Dos Alfonsos
Pernambuco
Maragogy
Graf
Amaralina
Bahia
Ilheos
Una
Belmonte
Victora
Vanished Bride Story Declared False In Police Report
Pittsburgh police arrested G. C. Kirk who claimed to be from Carnation Washington and to have a wife who disappeared after a disabled car incident. He admitted living in Niagara Falls and leaving Erie without paying rent and passing bad checks in Warren and Franklin. He is held for investigation.
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Pittsburgh
G. C. Kirk
Carnation
Wash
Niagara Falls
Erie
Warren, C
Franklin
Kirk
Lincoln Highway
Here
Carnation Milk Company
Seattle
University of Washington
University
Traffic Accidents Cost 33 060 Lives And Loss of 850 Million
Washington May 24 A public finding by a special committee reports traffic accidents killed 33 060 people last year and caused economic losses of 850 million dollars. It notes rapid death-rate growth, predicts a billion-dollar annual waste unless action is taken, and urges safety education and improved statistics and police investigations. Dr Julius H Parmelee chaired the committee.
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Washington
National Conference On
Julius H. Parmelee
Bureau of Railway Economics
Regional Temperatures and Weather Outlook May 24, 1930
Daily weather summary shows Ohio Kentucky Indiana and Tennessee profiles with fair to warm conditions and rising temperatures through Sunday and Monday. Temperatures at major cities including Louisville Nashville Cleveland Detroit Chicago and New York area show highs in the 60s to 70s and light precipitation noted in several stations.
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Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
Tennessee
West Virginia
Eastport
Louisville
Boston
Nashville
Albany
Cleveland
Ork
Detroit
Duluth
Atlanta
St. Louis
N. Orleans
Kan
Galveston
Omaha
Pittabu
Denver
Wies- Vel
N.W
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Associated Press
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