Bonus Army Leaders Clash as Senate Action Lags
Washington June 2 Veterans in the capital’s so called bonus army pushed to settle leadership, not congressional aid. Walter Waters was re elected permanent commander while Thomas Kelly and George Kleinholz vied for acting chief. Nebraska Republicans advanced a transportation loan plan with July 13 deadline and daily subsistence, repayable from adjusted commencation certificates.
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Congress
Senate
House
Walter W. Waters
Portland
Ore
Howell
Nebraska
Brown County Seizes Liquor Runners and Car
Aberdeen officers and federal agents seized 59 one gallon jugs of alcohol from E O Mills a Racine Fond du Lac suspect. Mills vehicle a 1931 coupe was taken for safekeeping as state officials prepare for possible arraignment on transport and possession charges.
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Aberdeen
Brown County
E. O. Mills
Racine
Fondulac
Wis
Mills
Pierpont
Browstom
Britton
Elephant Fossils Unearthed Near Ancient Rome Colosseum
Workmen near the Colosseum uncover fossil remains of an elephant species called Elephas antiquus dating to about 25 000 years before the Roman era. The find includes part of a head a molar and a nine foot tusk found eight feet below the paving of the Temple of Peace. Fossils were sent to a museum for preservation.
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Rome
Romar Colosseum
Africa
India
Man Is Innocent Of Manslaughter Charge
The Brule county circuit court found Chris Kilgren Puk wana not guilty of manslaughter charges. A former friend Mrs John Nelson accompanied Kilgren to town when the incident occurred, which killed Mrs Welson two years ago. The court found him guilty of intoxication at the time and later served manslaughter charges on bir.
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Chris Kilgren Pukwana
Brule
John Nelson
Killgren
Gac
Welson
Bir
Forty Entered in Garden City Races
Garden City D, June 29 Forty entries from six states gathered for the 18th Garden City walk days opening. The 2:20 p.m. start featured the first races with a two day program highlighting a free for all skeet or pace in the feature. Ball gates and band concerts were listed for this afternoon and evening.
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Everting
Oklahoma City plans navy for fire squad
Oklahoma City may form a naval style fire rescue unit after a flood that claimed 10 lives. Fire Chief George Goff proposed a motorboat squadron to the city manager, with members in swimming suits to drill weekly if approved.
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Oklahoma City
George Goff
Parole Officer Nomination Named in Green Administration
Casper Nohner was appointed state parole officer by Governor Green. The post, vacant since J. E. McDougal’s death, will be unpaid, saving the state about 2000 dollars yearly. Most duties will be handled by Warden G. T. Jameson and A. B. Schlosser at Plankinten.
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Casper Rohner
Hayti
State Board of Charities and Corrections
Green
J. E. McDougal
Britton
Nohner
G. T. Jameson
State Penitentiary
A. B. Schlosser
Plankinten
Economy Bill Is Out Of Way
Washington June 29 The $150 009 00 economy bill is out of the way as congress presses along to finalize relief measures. Senate action trimmed federal expenses and set the stage for final action by the president amid ongoing conference on a Garner Wagner relief bill. Budget cuts, pay reductions for federal workers, and reorganizations are outlined, with debates over state loans and population-based allocations continuing as the new fiscal year nears.
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House
Hoover
Garner
Wongress
Treasury
Congressional Committee
Gardner Cowles Sr Named for R F C Board Seat
President Hoover nominates Gardner Cowles Sr publisher of the Des Moines Register and a Republican for a seat on the Reconstruction Finance Corporation board to fill the vacancy caused by Charles G Dawes resignation. The board presidency will be decided later.
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Hoover
Gardner Cowles
Des Moines
Us. Register
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Charles G. Dawes
Dawes
Will Bey
Mowing Machine Accident Leaves Boy Legless in Nebraska
Two year old Duane Keegan, son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Keegan, lost his left leg below the knee in a mowing machine accident at the Keegan farm near Wynot Nebraska. A worker mowing high weeds did not see the child as he ran into the area. blades cut through flesh and bone. The boy was transported to a Sioux City hospital for treatment.
Aberdeen Man Beaten After Break-In, Police Say
Lindstrom, living at 320 Twelfth Street South, was found badly beaten and taken to a local hospital. He told police someone broke into his room while he slept and struck him in the face with a blank instrument. Police investigation yielded little informat ion. Meeting changed for July 4 holiday. Huron city commission will hold Saturday at 1 o'clock instead of Monday. Mrs Mac Hulls exhibits a bullfrog tadpole becoming a household pet.
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Lindstrom
Huron
M. F.walt
Ozark Smile Gil crowned queen of Ozark Playgrounds
Geraldine Fitzgerald of Joplin Missouri aged 18 won the Ozark Playgrounds Association contest as the most winsome girl from southwest Missouri and northwest Arkansas. She will reign as queen at all official Ozark Playgrounds events.
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Ozark
Gil
Geraldine Fitzgerald
Joplin
Missouri
Arkansas
Jass
Oza Mountain
France's First Lady Sets Modern Tone At Elysee Palace
Report notes Mme Albert Lebrun, educated at the National School of Mines, speaks English, enjoys British and American literature, and pursues archaeology. She balances duties with music, charity, and educational work while keeping up with the presidential circle including her grandson Pierre and granddaughter Anna Mai.
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Mme
Albert Lebrun
Josephine Onece
National School of Mines
France
School of Mines
Pierre
Anna Maivie
Luxembourg Palace
Senate
Elysees Palace
Pierre Freysse- Linard
Predisent
Mme. Lebrin
Freysse-Linard
Jean
Oldest Man Rival? Timur Agha Claims Babes Elsewhere
In BIPLIS Turkey Timur Agha, 165, recalls rocking Zaro Agha as a baby and says the famed longevity claimant is 125 years older than him. He asserts Zara’s family arrived 120 years ago with their five year old son. The village has 30 houses and Timur’s descendants.
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Turkey
Zaro Agha
Timur Agha
Zara
Timur
Zaro
Italy To Colonize Conquered Property
Italy seeks a northern Africa outlet by colonizing Libyan land seized from rebel tribes in Cirenaica after the insurrection. A $2,500,000 corporation, supervised by a government bureau, will irrigate and develop the land and sell two cents per acre to peasant families on easy terms.
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Italy
Africa
Cirenaica
Libya
Indian States Plan Tungabhadra Irrigation Scheme
OOTACAMUND India More than a million acres of barren land in the Madras Presidency would be brought under cultivation by a new irrigation scheme under consideration by the Madras and Hyderabad governments. The Tungabadra scheme is described as the most ambitious in the world with an estimated cost of $48,800,000 or $35,975,000 more than the Sukkar barrage. It would irrigate areas prone to frequent famines, marking a major effort to boost agriculture.
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India
Madras Presidency
Madras
Hyderabad
Sukkar
Tungabadra
Australia Eyes Sale of Papua Island to Ease Finances
The Australian government weighs selling Papua to a high bidder to develop the tropical possession. Papua is described as ready for development with potential oil and gold, aided by Kanaka labor, but funds are needed to proceed.
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Canberra
Australia
Papua
Radio Movies To Benefit Industry
The moving picture industry may be first to benefit from television as film based broadcasts expand. Wladimar Zworykin and Philo T. Farnsworth focus on transmitting sound talkies from film strips, with Hollywood supplying broadcast material for early TV programs.
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Wladimar Zworykin
Camden, N. J
Philo T. Farnsworth
Philadelphia
Hollywood
Glm
Moving Picture Theaters
Grofe’s Latest Work Drawn From Newspaper Noise
Ferde Grofe, famed composer of Three Shades of Blue and the Grand Canyon suite, sketches a new piece tentatively titled Tablet, inspired by the sounds in a newspaper plant. He envisions shaping the clatter of presses and typewriters into a musical depiction of newsdom.
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New York
Ferde Grofe
Grand Canyon
Grofe
Grofe Explores Newspaper Life in Tabloid Suite
In a Grofe score like Metropolis Canyon and Mississippi, the composer now turns to the bustle of journalism. Tabloid opens at the city editor’s desk, with phones ringing, typewriters clacking, and printing machines clacking as he previews the mood.
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Metropolis
Canyon
Grand Canyon
Mississippi
Waters
Knute Rockne
Grofe Scoring New Grand Canyon Works At Philadelphia Concerts
Grofe, after directing the News 1 premiere of Five Pictures of Grand Canyon, now scores a full symphonic work with the clang of police patrols engines and presses shaping the themes. The Philadelphia and Boston orchestras show interest in producing the composition.
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