Cameronian wins English Derby amid huge crowd at Epsom
J A Dewar's Cameronian the 7 to 1 favorite won the 148th English derby at Epsom Downs before 750000 spectators including King George. Orpen Sandwhich and Goyese finished near the front as American entrants Mar sha ll Field's Jacopo and William Woodward's Sir Andrew trailed. The race covered one and a half miles with a purse around 15000 pounds plus Irish sweepstakes money. American bettors collected substantial prizes with $744500 in hospital sweepstakes and numerous $4000 and $500 awards.
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Epsom Downs
Eng
J. A. Dewar
Cameronian
Sir John Rutherford
Orpen
Lord Roseberry
Sandwich
Marcel Boussac
Goyese
Marshall Field
Jacopo
William Woodward
Sir Andrew
Oreon
King George
Pharos Una-Camrn
Sandih Jacopo
Aga Khan
Femme D'Api
Lmeronian
Camerndan
Freddy Fox
Dewar
Thousands Flee Red Brigands in Kiangsi Flight Toward Canton
Reports from Shanghai say about 50,000 men women and children have been driven from homes in southern Kiangsi by Communist outlaws and are fleeing toward Kwangting province seeking safety near Canton and along the Pearl River. Ten thousand Nationalist government soldiers opposing the Reds are withdrawing into Kwangtung, leaving Kiangsi civilians exposed to Red depredations.
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Shanghai
Kiangsi
Kwangting Province
Canton
Pearl River
Hongkong
Kwangtung
Pope Pius denounces Italian youth clubs dissolution
Rome reports Pope Pius X denounces the Malian government's dissolution of Catholic youth clubs as illegal. He condemned the official communique claiming incidents and vandalism but argued the concordat protects Catholic actions and that the dissolution was ordered by police under the regime.
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Rome
College of Chaplains
Osservatore Ro ‘Mano
Pius
Italy
Catholic Action Society
Pocketbook of South Reopening Banks Resume Business
Gradually the pocketbook of the south is reopening as many banks resume business after closures in 1980 and early 1981. Since January 1 deposits totaling over 39 million dollars have circulated again with 159 banks reopening across Arkansas Mississippi North of Kentucky and Florida. J S Love reports six more likely to reopen within 30 days restoring 2.5 million, while 56 remain closed. Four hundred eight banks closed earlier carry 23 million capital and 190 million in deposits. 269 banks permanently closed overall.
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Atlanta
South
Inet
Arkansas
Mississippi
Kentucky
Florida
Cmfn
Shrdimtnye
J. S. Love
North Carolina
Flemington Election Gives Stewart Third Mayoral Term
Stewart wins Flemington mayoralty for the third time with 105 votes to Gates 99 as Independent ticket dominates. Stanley Fleming unopposed for recorder with 15 votes. ward results show mixed ticket victories across three wards, 218 ballots cast with no disturbances.
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A.N. Steuart
Flemington
Citizens
Fred E. Gates
Steuart
Stanley Fleming
James Fallon
Willis Riley
Independent
W. L. Boyd
Victor Menear
D. L. Freeze
Charles Gibson
Councilmanie
Robert Ball
I. D. Martin
Harley Mayle
Harry Carder
Carder
Ten Die In Bridge Collapse In Bordeaux Test
A new suspension bridge near Libourne, Bordeaux collapses during an official test killing ten people and injuring about a dozen. Drivers and ten passengers perish including the chief engineer of the department of Gironde. In Waynesburg, James H. Doc Chaney, 67, veterinarian and horse trainer, dies, a familiar figure at tracks across the United States and Cuba.
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Bordeaux
France
Libourne
Department of
Gironde
Waynesburg
James H. “Doc” Chaney
United States
Cuba
Renkin to Form Gelgium Cabinet
Brussels June 3 Jules Renkin Catholic party leader accepts mandate to form a new cabinet succeeding Premier Henri Jaspar who resigned May 21. Renkin moves to assemble ministers as the Gelgium government is reconstituted following the resignation.
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Brussels
Jules Renkin
Henri Jaspar
Pair of Sixes Grafton High School Playcard
Grafton High School presents Pair of Sixes this Friday June 5 at 8 15 PM. Admission 50 cents for adults and 26 cents for children. Event sponsored by the Woman's Club with notes onST 1p 2t.
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Grafton High School
Woman's Club
Democrats Open Tariff Issue in 1932 Campaign
Washington reports the Democratic Party ready to make the Smoot Hawley tariff a central issue in the 1932 race. Chairman Shouse condemned Canada’s latest tariff hikes as retaliation for the act, saying it worsens U.S. business and exports. Republicans vow to define the act’s impact in the campaign.
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Shouse
Washington
Democratic Party
Lkely
Jouett Bhouse
Democratic National Executive Committee
Canada
United States
State Department
MacNider
Goldsborough
Maryland
Republican National Committee
Harrison
Mississippi
Democratic National Committee
Keen Interest Shown in City Elections Across West Virginia
In West Virginia municipal races held yesterday, voters in many small towns showed strong interest and benefited from favorable weather as turnout rose. White Sulphur Springs reported near total participation, while Clendenin appointed Mrs. M. B. Bland as recorder, the first woman in the role. Jane Lew elected Dr. J. A. Grant, 87, as recorder. Oakdale reelected Dr. J. R. Boyd as mayor after over two decades in office. Princeton results continued on page six.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
White Sulphur Springs
Clendenin
M. B. Bland
J. A. Grant
Jane Lew
Oakdale
J. R. Boyd
Princeton
Ritchie Attacks Governors on Controversial Subjects
At the annual governors conference in French Lick Indiana, Governor Albert C Ritchie of Maryland urged shifting excise tax control back to the states as a solution to tax problems and inflation while warning of social disorder from high unemployment Pinchot of Pennsylvania left the meeting early amid tensions over reforestation and utility charges, and a telegram dispute followed from Baldwin locomotive Works chairman Samuel M Vauclain.
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Maryland
French Lick
Ind
Albert C. Ritcchie
Ritchie
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Pinchot
Samuel M. Vauclain
Baldwin Locomotive Works Board
Relief plans of Hearst gain political backing
New York June 3. William Randolph Hearst urges a government funded job program to stabilize wages and restart prosperity. Democrat William S. Orovich sends a telegram to President Hoover endorsing the plan and requesting a conference of industry leaders, finance figures, labor, agriculture and commerce to put six million to work.
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New York
Randolph
Hearst
William S. Sirovich
Hoover
Refugees Tell Tales Horror Hankow China June 3
Large numbers of refugees flee razed districts as bandits and Communists terrorize We Nan river valley. Reports along the Peking Hankow railway describe raids and violence in lower Yangtse areas, with brigands opposing troops and residents seeking safer districts in Hupeh, Hinman, and Kiangsi provinces.
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Hankow
China
Hupeh
We Nan River
Peiping-Hankow
Yangtse River
Hinman
Kiangsi
Butler Warns World to Awake from Inaction
New York June 3 President Nicholas Murray Butler addressed about 20000 at Columbia University urging nations to shed lethargy and act to curb political and economic revolutions. He called for limiting lust for power and greed, urging discontent be eased and temptations to disorder removed.
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New York
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Dr. Butler
Logan police seek Wilson Conley for deadly Hart's Creek slaying
Logan West Virginia June 3 police sought 32 year old Wilson Conley for the death of 26 year old Mosco Bryant a deaf mute at Conley's brother’s Hart's Creek home last night Bryant was killed when Conley struck him with a hoe in a drunken rage at the scene authorities reported Bryant died from head injuries amid an investigation by local police and sheriff’s deputies
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Logan
W. Va
Wilson Conley
Mosco Bryant
Conley
Hart's Creek
Bryant
Induce Miners to Join Ranks at Montour Mine Protests
Pittsburgh report details a June 3 demonstration by 500 people at Montour mine No 10 amid a broader miners strike. Police stood by as demonstrators urged workers to join the strike. no violence occurred and leaders spoke at a nearby field. The event was organized by the National Miners Union.
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Pittsburgh
Montour
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Pittsburg
National Miners’ Union
Counsel Asks Verdict Set Aside In Murder Case
Leck Frey was found guilty of second degree murder at 2:50 PM. Defense moved to set aside the verdict and for time to consider until Friday morning. Frey, nervous, wept as the jury discharged. his wife and baby came to him in the cell. Robert Frey, indicted with his father for the January 2021 Dayton murder, will be teased from jail on his own instance.
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Leck Frey
Robert and Francis Warder
Warren B. Kittle
E Frey
I. D. Ya
Robert Frey
C. M Fon Dayton
Church Union Downed In Presbyterian Assembly Vote
Montreal NC June 3 The general display of the Presbyterian church in the United States entered its last session today with a 125 to 105 vote to forbid further negotiation toward organic union with other Presbyterian and Reformed groups. The assembly adopted a plan for federal union and rejected the minority call to announce no commitment to organic union.
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Montreal
N.C
Presbyterian Church
Unitedates
United States
Country Church Department
Administration Projects National Debt Rise of 500 Million
The White House announced the national debt will grow by 500 million dollars and the treasury deficit to 960 million by June 30, due to a weak economy and unusual expenditures in construction relief and veterans services. Hoover met with cabinet. Hyde said Agriculture will use unused relief funds for 11 million this year and 20 million next year.
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Washington
Treasury
Whie House
Hoover
Hyde
Agriculture Department
Adams
Rapidan
Virginia
Naval Establishment
Navy
War
Interior
White House
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Stewart
Doc" Chaney Dirs
Renkin
Gelgium
Smaler
Butler
Montour Mine No. 10
Garwolin
Poland
Here
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Church Union
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