Guard Against Further Riots in Berlin After May Day
Berlin reports planned measures to avert further violence after 21 communists were killed during post May Day unrest in Neukolln and Wedding. Police will not interfere with funerals but will crush any street demonstrations. A 2 pm general strike would likely be minor. many workers have returned to their jobs. The Prussian diet moved to file a no confidence motion against Premier Braun and Interior Minister Grzesinski seeking police chief Moergele's dismissal, withdrawal of forces, and release of arrested communists. Of 128 detainees, two face peace and rebellion charges. crisis continues with clashes and arrests as police and rioters clash in the streets.
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Tilden and Hunter Sail Tomorrow for European Tour
Big Bo Tilden and Francis T. Hunter depart for an extensive European tennis invasion on tomorrow night. While Hennessy Van Ryn and Allison defend the American Davis Cup in the home zone, the pair will compete in key tournaments across France England and Holland for potential singles and doubles titles.
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Plant Insects Ravaging Vines Prompt Dust Remedy
Nicotine dust advised as a remedy for plant insects known as leaf hoppers attacking vines and other vegetation in Huron Sardeys and yards. Idaho Avenue resident reported to South Dakota State College entomology zoology department and received guidance on how leaf hoppers suck sap, produce white specks, lay eggs on stems, and attack first leaves near the ground.
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Early insect control for leaf hoppers instructions
Guidance advises dusting plants with nicotine dust as soon as hoppers appear. Apply to windward side using a blower or dust gun and repeat as needed. Do not wait for large infestations, early treatment minimizes the number to combat.
Rotary Meet Closes With Nomination Talk For Governor
Sioux Falls May 7 delegates at the 19th district Rotary conference opened ballots for a district governor candidate. Rev Jacob R Perkins of Council Bluffs was among leaders discussed as the likely nominee. Speakers included Burton Saxton Des Moines and Marius Christensen Sidney Neb. The governor will succeed Charles W Pugsley of Brookings after the international convention. Last night delegates attended the banquet and governor's ball.
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Hearings Set On Federal Communications Commission Creation
Washington May 7 Hearings will begin tomorrow before the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee on the bill to establish a federal communications commission. L G Caldwell, former general counsel for the radio commission, will be the first witness as the panel plans wide inquiry into radio telephone and telegraph communications.
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Five Frye French Fliers Die in Avord Plane Crash
Five French military aviators were killed when their bombing plane crashed at Avord airfield in Bourges France. The wing dropped off and the wreck held two unexploded bombs which experts removed before the bodies could be recovered this morning.
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Talks on Reparations Resume in Paris May 7
Reparations experts resumed confidential talks in Paris to reach a settlement based on Owen Young’s proposals. Dr Hjalmar Schacht and Sir Josiah Stamp conveyed conditions to French and Belgian peers, including right to revise plans and suspend payments during economic distress, with an annuity portion payable regardless of circumstances.
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Owen D. Young
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Gero
France
France confirms internal debt payment schedule
The schedule starts with 1,675,000,000 gold marks about $402,000,000 and increases by 26,000,000 gold marks yearly. It would reach 1,050,000,000 gold marks about $492,000,000 in the sixteenth year.
Hoover Plans Western Hemisphere Visit Before Retirement
President Hoover told M. M. Koenigsberg of Havana that he intends visiting Cuba, Puerto Rico and Panama before leaving the presidency. Mrs Koenigsberg said the president plans the tour as his retirement period begins.
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Hoover to Visit West Indies and Canal Zone Aims
The statement says Hoover had authorized remarks and did not indicate when he would travel to the West Indies and the Canal Zones. The president desires to visit these areas as conditions in Washington permit. He planned a Havana stop on a Central and South America goodwill tour but found it impracticable at that time and sped his return to Washington.
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Leader's Talks Shape Early Administration Plans
The phrase notes ongoing conferring with numerous party leaders about cabinet appointments and the early legislative program, highlighting the setup for the new administration's priorities.
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