Piccard Eyes Lindbergh Flight To England In Stratosphere Plan
Dr Jean Piccard brother of Auguste Piccard says he will seek Col Charles Lindberghs interest in building a stratosphere plane to fly from the United States to England. He aims to fly with Lindbergh, carrying out his brothers wish, arguing the stratosphere offers no fog and higher speed. Augsburg, Germany reports note torrential rain greeted Prof Auguste Piccard and assistant Dr Charles Kipter upon their return from a historic high altitude balloon test week.
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Waving Girl to Take Final Salute at Savannah Port
Florence Martus known as Savannahs waving girl will retire and move into Savannah as her brother George W Martus ends his long tenure as river light keeper since 1887 She has waved to ships for 41 years recalling a lost sweetheart and earning ships whistles and flags from passing vessels in memory of him
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Dry Chiep Predicts Hoover Reappointed by Republicans
Youngstown Ohio May 31 AP F Ecol McBride head of Anti Saloon League told United Presbyterian church assembly he expects Hoover to be renumbered by Republicans in 1932 He praised prohibition enforcement moves and warned a dry Democrat nominee could threaten Raskob’s national chairmanship The upcoming general election would test prohibition trends for generations.
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Anti-Saloon League of America
78Rd General Assembly
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Fire damages Lager Hatchery Warehouse in Helena
A late night blaze at the Lager hatchery warehouse on State Street caused complete loss of 2000 shipping pads and crates. Owners were absent. Charles Everett alerted the fire station as firefighters fought the stubborn log-constructed building, saving the business truck and most of the structure.
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Charles Everett
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Oklahoma Governor goes deep sea fishing off Santa Monica
Oklahoma Governor William H Murray fished for the first time at sea aboard a yacht off the Santa Monica coast. Murray landed a three foot ten pound barracuda after an initial small mackerel, remarking Californias got Oklahoma beat.
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Alfuna Bill) Murray
Oklahoma
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Tokyo
Murphy
California
Commencement at St. Grarles College Honors Seniors
St Grarles College held commencement with an overture by the college and a keynote by Hon Dennis Dolino of Lake County. The exercise featured the conferral of degrees by Bishop Finnigan and closed with the singing of The Star Spangled Banner. Dolino urged graduates to seize opportunities while facing a changing world and moral challenges.
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Mater
Dennis Dolino
Lake County
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Hoff
Bishop Finnigan
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Dellwa
Chicago film debut with Loretta Young and John Wayne
The Marlow theater opens Tuesday presenting a gangland story without gunfire as Loretta Young John Wayne and Lew Cody star in a Sidney Lanfield directed feature about three country girls arriving in Illinois city for romance. The piece contrasts with typical mobster films while showcasing a different flavor of urban life and moral lessons.
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Ginia
Fox
Justice Compton
Joan Marsh
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Sidney Lanfield
Costs Cutting Across Trades Amid Quiet May Market
New York May 31 business remained very quiet in May with costs greatly reduced across trades and prices at a low level. The Review notes improved high grade bonds and hopes for lower rates aiding recovery while iron and steel show continued activity decline and auto output averages about 370000 cars for May.
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Rink of America
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Ita
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Iron and Steel
Marlow Show Brings Schnitzler and Novarro to Light
At the Marlow Friday the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer attraction Daybreak drew strong crowds with Arthur Schnitzler as author and Ramon Novarro as star. Jacque Feyder directed the fast moving drama. cast included Willi Kusda played by Novarro and Helen Chandler in pivotal scenes.
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Ramon Novarre
Marlow Theater
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Attracton
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Novarro
Willi Kusda
Helen Chandler
Laura
Jean Herstelt
C. Aubrey Smith
William Bakewell
Karen Morley
Kent Douglass
Glenn Tyron
TWO MOONSHINERS DILAW STIFF DOSE OF TEAR GAS
Denver May 3 AP two moonshiners Dan Gercone 27 and George Vigell 46 fled a cavern reached by a tunnel from a nearby house. Tear gas forced them out as officers approached. the pair ignored demands and crawled toward a ramp and tunnel exit. Chief sheriff Bigsina and three men witnessed the scene.
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Dan Gercone
George Vigell
Ersing
Bigsina
Golden
Renntlen
Woll Criticizes Europe in Debate Over World Debt
Matthew Woll, president of the America's Wage Earners' conference and AFL vice president, condemned European efforts to pull the United States to its level. He accused European delegates of smothering attacks on American living standards and rejected debt cancellation as out of the question.
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Matthew Woll
International Chamber of Commercce
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Woll
America
Europe
Mpinion
Ja Whola
TEX BREAKS DOWN AS PARIS BEAT IT SAYS
Pleas by Miss Guinan for amends failed to change France’s decision denying entry to entertainers. Detectives blocked exits at the hotel lodging deportees and emigrants. A church outing was cancelled as the Ring grows weary in confinement behind barred windows and the 5 a.m. meals. Members express irritability at the constant church bells and rain.
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A.m
Supreme Court to Decide Six Cases Before Adjournment
Washington May 34. The U S Supreme Court will decide six cases before adjournment tomorrow to clear its docket. Other cases pending await review and argument. the court will reconvene October 6 and announce which of 42 appeals and petitions will be heard next term or denied. Among those is the petition of Albert D Fall former interior secretary seeking to overturn his bribery conviction in oil lease cases. Fall was sentenced to one year and fined $100000.
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William Jones
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Raymond P. Botch
George J. Doyle
William J. Misln
John D. Stafford
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Richard Karllander Lei
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Eecretary of the Interior
Edward L. Doheny
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Farm Crops Recover From Cached Weather Effects
Washington May 41 Farm crops recover from continued adverse weather. Winter wheat prospects improved yet hay and pastures remain poor in many sections. Potato prices are low, discouraging planting. Farmers sell below prewar prices but buy at about one third of prewar levels. Miners' air service Winnipeg to transport miners and supplies to Great Bear Lake and Copper River mining areas. company capitalized at 160000 with four seven passenger planes and two smaller craft.
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Agricultural Department
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Far Minete
Numonion
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Northwest Territories
Huge Bond Issue Comes This June
The treasury plans a June bond issue totaling over 2.6 billion dollars in securities issued in just over three months. About half funds refunding outstanding issues, the rest to meet government needs and veterans loans as the fiscal year ends in 20 days with a deficit of 1,004,158 dollars.
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Treasury
Whitehall Mian 13 Strangely Stricken
Horeman May 31 After a two hour splitting headache Gala Stafford 29 collapsed at his Whitehall home Friday night and has remained unconscious. Brought by ambulance to Deaconess hospital he shows no injuries and doctors cannot yet diagnose the illness. Stafford son of J A Bradford local baker and operator of a Whitehall bakery accompanied by his wife to Boseman yesterday. Boulder Cole Ross Lumpry of Denver drowned while fishing in Basin Lake.
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Hogan
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Woodrow Wilson Poison Plot Claim Spurs Mystery
The article recounts a 1920 claim about an entente plot to poison President Wilson, with Major Yardley noting a telegraphic report and uncertainty about truth or success. It notes Wilson’s illness began in Paris and references the Black Chamber’s code work from 1917 to 1925. It also mentions a university finding placing editors and lawyers among the world’s smartest men, with various professions ranked by mental aptitude.
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Wilson
Paris
London
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