Germany’s new cabinet named amid political tension
Report outlines a fragile Reichstag vote outlook as Count von Papen heads a cabinet backed by conservative and Bavarian groups. Observers note the line up could rule under Article 48 with near autocratic powers in an emergency, as nonlabor representation draws critics’ ire.
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Soitte Ilitien
Laduy. Tresenbs
Centyiet
Count von Papen Iiself
Reichsteg
Wisi
Ibas
Paes
Thierier
Ixonom
Fredeich el von
Baren von
Vets March On To Washington
Veterans from several states began a march toward Washington from cities including Chicago Detroit and Johnson City Tennessee. They planned additional starts from Oklahoma Louisiana and other areas as authorities warned of large groups heading toward the capital.
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Washington
Fort Worth
Algard An
Chicago
Detroit
Hivaken Leg Causes Ball Player Death in Baseball
The report details a baseball Sunday accident leading to the death of Frank id, 36, from a bone marrow complication after a collision in the outfield. A teammate and three children were present. jurisdiction and exact location are unclear.
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Hivaken
Ayoiher
Frankid
Power Company
Liz
Perkins
Raymond
Wealthy Man Denies Luxuries While Feeding Chicago Pupils
Chicago June 2 19 A millionaire who shuns life’s luxuries funds meals for hundreds of city school children claiming his philanthropy is nulling. William Turner an 18 year old bachelor in a 1924 model car travels to his winter home in Foley Alabama blaming lack of funds while C Edgar Johnson reveals Turner has fed eight North Side elementary pupils weekly since last week.
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Chicago
William OR. Turner
Foley
Ala
C. Edgar Johnson
Johnson
First Union and Savings Bank
Turner
North Side
Bankers Meet Draws South Dakota Leaders in Watertown
Watertown hosts the first annual South Dakota Bankers association convention with bankers from across the state. George A. Starling and Russell Bard Miller attend as regional officials. Discussion aims to boost protection for South Dakota banks amid recent robberies and bandit activity. North West Bancorporation officials address attendees at an informal dinner. State vice president W. H. Frei presides over the American Bankers meeting Friday morning.
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Watertown
South Dakota
Fort
South Dakota Bunkers Association
Huron
George A. Starling
Bine
Weonsecket
Russell Bard. Miller
Tent
American Bankers Association
W. H. Frei
Wagner
Homes Of Witnesses In Hearing Guarded
In Lowell Michigan guards protected witnesses in the Head Marshall murder case as vigilantes planned continued armed night patrols. Residents reported armed patrols in town after Faul Kellogg fled and threats linked to Marshall. Deputies Bow and Boyton, and Edward Devi, plus village president Verne E Ashley, pledged ongoing protection while investigators pursue two men linked to Kellogg’s warning.
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Lowell, Mich
Marshall
Ithivart
Cile
Faul Kellogg
Pat Bow
William Boyton
Edward Devi
Hs Wys
Sherif Carlos Knaga
Grand Rapids
Verne E. Ashley
Kelloggs
Kellogg
Bowes
Weather unsettled in Huron and Dakota tonight and Friday
Unsettled conditions in Huron and western Dakota with cooler temperatures on Friday. Partly cloudy tonight and Friday in eastern regions. Evening Huronite delivery service promises timely arrivals. call to ensure delivery by 6:30 p.m.. Western Union-related note observed.
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Eeuth Dakota
Western Union
Ouster Charges Expected Against New York Mayor Walker
New York rumors said ouster charges would be filed soon against Mayor James I. Walker amid Samuel Seabury's probe. Testimony showed Walker's bank deposits over four years totaled 441,258 and he admitted splitting large city fees with doctors while denying city-fee siphoning beyond one partner.
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New York
James I. Walker
Samuel Seabury
Seabury
Guy
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Gov. Roosevelt
Walker
Tammany Hall
Frother
William H. Ware
Alker
Detroit
Reliance Bronze and Steel Company
Fifth Avenue
Thomas Marly
Ury
Amy Toss
Ruling on County Taxing for School Funds
The attorney general ruled that the legal limit on county levies does not apply to amounts needed to pay interest on permanent school fund money, allowing counties to tax above limit to meet school fund interest obligations. Butte County officials have refused to pay delinquent interest, citing levy limits, while the opinion notes counties must fulfill constitutional duties to pay such interest.
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Pieere
William Iain
Butte County
Brown
Young Girl Opens Korn Kabin Popcorn Stand
Broomwell Sedam aged 16 launches Korn Kabin at 142 Third Street Southeast to fund her Huron college dreams. She built the venture from savings and will operate a Kiddies' Korner for children while adults trade at the front counter. Sedam just graduated Huson High School fourth in a class of 142.
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Broomwell
Kiddies’ Korner
Sedan
Sedam
Haren College
Huson High School
Body Of Missing Man Found In Ohio River Near Here
The body of Edward C. Fielder, second of three Henington men who vanished last December, surfaced in the Ohio River near Chesapeake. William T. Davis was found earlier near Tranton after the trio disappeared during alleged liquor ring negotiations broken up by federal officials.
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River Chesapeake
Edward C. Fielder
Heniington
W. Va
Ohio River
Here
William T. Davis
Tranton
Fire Fatal to Canadian Children in Sudbury Area
A Sudbury area fire last night killed three children aged 10 to 16 in a home at Rutter, 49 miles south of Sudbury. Parents Ernest and Mrs Gauthier and a fourth child escaped. The fire started from smudges used to ward off mosquitoes.
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Sudbury
Ont
Rutter
Lato
Ernest Gauthier
Mills Hurley To Air Garner Plan
Washington June 2 Aides to president Hoover prepared to present the pork barrel charge at the house ways and means committee. Secretary Mills and Hurley defended the administration against a 199,800,006 post office highway and waterway package. The plan aims for swift passage under the gay rule with limited debate. Millis also faced questions from the senate banking committee on a 2,300,000,000 relief bill and a 500,000,000 public works bond issue amid administration opposition.
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Washington
Hoover
Capitol
Mills
Hurley
Ways and Means Committee
House
Millis
Senate Banking
Barbour
New Jersey
Reconstruction Corporation
S D Crop Outlook Boosted Again By Substantial Rains
Beadle county reports June rains boosted crop prospects with 6.23 inches total for the season and widespread pasture and corn growth. County Agent Cave notes grain, corn, and pastures look better than in years, grasshoppers less reported, and moisture should yield knee-high corn by July Fourth. Aberdeen and Pierre regions record heavy rains aiding crops, with some frost damage and pheasant pressure noted. statewide totals exceed normal despite localized damage.
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Rog Cave
Beadle County
Cave
Huron
Redfield
Mitchell
State Office
the Weather Bureau
Aberdeen
Lemmon
South Dakota
Sisseton
Faulkton
Faith
Ashton
Mellette
Milbank
Mobridge
Chelsea
Warner
Jassie To Continue Rogues Gallery Tour
Dr John F Condon Bronx educator left his Bronx home for Philadelphia to inspect rogues gallery photos in search of a likeness to the Lindbergh kidnapper. Two New Jersey detectives accompanied him in this ongoing effort.
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Jassie
Rogues Gallery
New York
John F. Condon
Bronx
Philadelphia
New Jersey
Oscar the Homeless Bloodhound Uses Judgment
In Evanston Illinois Oscar a stray bloodhound shows persistence as dog catcher William Erlandson releases him to find his home. Oscar follows a trail through alleys past fences and a butcher shop sign guiding toward a likely destination.
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Evanston
Ill
Jace
Oscar
William Erlandson
Erlandson
Veacher
Fr Jandson
Bulcher Shop
Beadle County Dog Tax Dues Due Delinquent List Promised
Beadle County prompts dog owners to pay the new county license tax by July 3 or face publishing names of delinquent owners. Licenses cost 1 for males and 3 for females, funds to reimburse farmers for livestock losses. Delinquents will be listed in county papers. dog census aids the list. city licenses do not exempt county tax. Exemptions include dogs under three months old.
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Beadle County
T. Il. Young
Young
Huron
U S Deficit Shows Eleven Months Of 1932 Fiscal Year
The government ended eleven months of 1932 with a deficit of 2 654 930 cash shortfall. Tax receipts declined from last year while miscellaneous internal revenues and customs duties fell. Public debt rose by over 2.5 billion dollars, and the reconstruction corporation began operations with a 500 million dollar allowance. A rapid city couple welcomed a son, noting the father is a supreme court commissioner.
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Washington
OPI
Treasury
Reconstruction Corporation
Smoot Says Work On Budget Nears Completion Tonight
Conferees and House members clash over tax and budget plans as Hoover’s call for a $280 million tax increase dominates debate. Norris proposes a civilian pay cut scale with a 5 to 20 percent range, Byrnes and Logan press for broader reductions to balance the budget amid resistance to exempting federal leaders.
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Washington
Clear van Smoot
Ferenwe
Desert Bank
Leipes Beytyship
Hoover Callin
Norris
Nebraska
Sonel
Senate
Walang
Illinois Mayors Plead For Issuance Of Bonds
Illinois mayors meeting an economic conference urge Congress and President Hoover to authorize a 5 billion dollar bond issue for public works before adjourning. Formal transmission of the resolution will wait for input from league member municipalities.
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Tlinois
Chicago
Ern Diinois
Congress
Hoover
League
Lusk and Emry to Attend South Dakota Conference
W. C. Lusk of Yankton chairman and Roy L. Emry of Huron secretary of the South Dakota Volunteer Tax conference will travel to Mitchell Friday for a conference meeting. Lusk was in town today conferring with Emry who also serves as secretary of the State Chamber of Commerce.
French flier sets 500 kilometer world record
Massette, a French airplane pilot, flying a scouting plane at Etarpes, established a new world record for 500 kilometers by covering the distance at 43.7779 km per hour. The previous record was 306.6545 kilometers set by Sadi Lecointe in Talaye in 1924.
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Etarpes
France
M. Massette
Sadi Lecointe
Taye
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