Debenture Debate Stalls Farm Relief Conference
House conferees walk out of the Farm Relief Conference with a demand to drop the debenture plan and threaten a House vote on the issue. Senate leaders urge broader talks as McNary predicts eventual agreement despite tension. The spat centers on constitutional rights and whether the debenture clause should survive or be eliminated.
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Memorial Day Tribute Remembers Veterans Across the Nation
The piece recalls Memorial Day as a solemn national pause to honor those who served and died for liberty. It emphasizes remembering sacrifices to preserve government by, of, and for the people, urging reflection beyond daily labor and toil.
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United States
Ex President Calles Named Best Man for Lindberghs Wedding
New York World News Service reports ex-President Plutarco Elias Calles will be best man at Anne Morrow Lindbergh’s wedding to Col. Charles E. Lindbergh. The Mexican leader may depart for the United States soon, with Ambassador Morrow unavailable for confirmation. Events in New York include a veterans parade and a large civic procession through the city.
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Faked Hold Up Triggered Fatal Auto Crash
Akron police chased a car after Russell Danner claimed a robbery. The vehicle crashed into a telephone pole, killing Hart M Holland and injuring Lawrence Wyatt. Danner, detained for questioning, admitted the tale stemmed from a liquor party. Wyatt faces intoxication charges.
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Prince of Wales review of Met Police sparks Hyde Park riot
Enthusiasm for the Prince of Wales at the Metropolitan Police Centenary review in London mounted to near riotous levels. About 100000 gathered in Hyde Park while the Prince, astride a chestnut mare, rode past 13 000 marching officers near Buckingham Palace. A crowd surge broke a police cordon as the royal party departed, injuring several, including a woman with a baby, and girls chased the Prince’s car along the Mall attempting to reach the vehicle.
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Stay of Homicide Sentence For 15 Year Old Mahan
In Paintsville Kentucky on May 25 the defense won a delay as Circuit Judge Bailey issued a writ restraining County Judge Butcher from sending Carl Newton Mahan the 15 year old who killed Cecil Van Hoose to the Greendale reform school. The writ stays the sentence while the Court of Appeals will consider jurisdiction and authority. The boy remains in parental custody. An alleged Darrow statement drew Judge Bailey’s ire for stirring public anger over Chicago murders.
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Diplomatic liquor privilege under review in Hoover era
Washington May 25 Officials see low odds Hoover will push cancelling diplomatic liquor imports for embassies. Sir Esme Howard says he would surrender the privilege if the U S signals intent to end it. Critics note the privilege rests with governments, not individuals, and await the President’s review.
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S. C
Senate
Curtis Speed Trophy Ends in Record Flight by Robbing and Kelley
Fort Worth Texas May 25 The air marathon by Reg L Robbing and Jim Kelly set a world endurance record for two man flight on the Ft Worth plane. They surpassed the previous 150 hour mark with refueling support and expressed intent to fly beyond the existing record. The event drew local interest as weather delayed further return to earth.
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Kelley
Real estate and rental notices from today’s want ads
Attractive homes listed on the real estate page. Apartment of three rooms with tile bath steam heat and electric refrigeration for rent in Bellevue Kentucky. Two light housekeeping rooms available in Northside. Sewing machines can be rented. Modern six room frame home for sale in Mt Healthy near church and school with small down payment and balance like rent. Store open Monday and Friday until 9 p.m. Turn to the Want Ad page for more news. Canal 6300.
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Hoover Names Cotton Under Secretary Nomination
Washington May 25 The nomination of Joseph P. Cotton of New York to be Under Secretary of State was formally transmitted to the Senate today by the President.
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Joseph P. Cotton
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Cooper outlines steps to halt race track gambling
Ohio Attorney General Gilbert Bettman advised Governor Cox to use local officials to seize gambling paraphernalia and stop betting at dog and horse tracks. Mayors, police judges, justices of the peace, and county prosecutors would issue warrants, prosecute, and direct grand jury actions to curb track gambling.
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Birthplace of the G O P debated by Ripon and Jackson towns
President Hoover declines to choose between Ripon Wisconsin and Jackson Michigan as the G O P founder. Each town plans a jubilee celebration while Hoover accepts honorary chairmanship of both events. The Jackson claim rests on an 1854 convention that named the Republican Party. Taft had dedicated a memorial tablet there in 1910.
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New Jersey Bandits Stage Four Major Hold-Ups
Four major hold ups with over $40,000 taken in and near Newark during the 24 hours ending today. Five robbers entered the East Orange Trust Company at East Orange shortly after noon yesterday and took $27,280 from the teller’s cage.
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Four Day Celebration Planned for Duke of Norfolk's Coming of Age
Arundel England buzzing as the twenty first birthday of the Duke of Norfolk on May 30 prompts four days of feasting. The duke, sixteenth of his line, will see the family plate of the ducal castle displayed, a treasure valued over 260000 dollars. Arundel Castle dates to the tenth century.
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Senate backs open sessions for nominations in poll
An informal Senate poll shows a strong majority favor open executive sessions for presidential nominations. Fifty-five support open sessions, twenty-two back closed doors, eleven noncommittal, five undecided, while Rep. Gillett and Rep. Hastings could not be reached though oppose openness.
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Dallas Lawyer Fires Shotgun at Woman in City Drive
Dallas lawyer Cecil F. Hubbert, 22, shot and fatally wounded Mrs. Theda Burch of El Paso while riding with Hubbert and her sister Mrs. C. R. Robenson. Three shotgun charges struck the victim this afternoon, as her sister and the doctor were also in the car.
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Theda Burch
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C. R. Robenson
Acquitted Dover Mayor Searches For Work
Peter J. Groh former Dover mayor was acquitted of taking a $50 bribe from State Prohibition Agent Edward Little and said he was looking for a job. Henry Bowers counsel for Groh demanded Little’s arrest on a perjury charge, pledging to pursue trial locally. Tuscarawas County Prosecutor J. F. Koulins said he saw no rea-
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Edward Little
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Henry Bowers
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Bowers
Tuscarawas County
J. F. Koulins
200 Children Flee Akron Theater Fire
A May fire at the Ideal Theater in Akron Ohio caused a stampede of about 200 children during a matinee. A seven year old girl suffered minor injuries after being knocked into a seat. she was taken from the scene unnamed. Damage was slight and cashier Mrs Park F Palmer aided in evacuation before departing.
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Akron
Ideal Theater
Park F. Palmer
Robins Caruso jailed in Chicago court chaos
Judge William J Lindsay jailled all Carusos in hearing after misidentification confusion. Frank Caruso faced robbery charges while Dominick sought probation and had bond revoked. another Frank and a third Caruso were drawn into the mix before the judge ordered all jailed.
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Textile strike ends with satisfaction in Elizabethtown
W. S. Kelly, vice president of the United Textile Workers of America, announced that strikes at two local textile plants in Elizabethtown Tenn begun April 15 have been settled satisfactory to all concerned. The plants normally employ about 5500 workers amid rioting.
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Tenn
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United Textile Workers of America
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