President Hoover Faces New Relief Plan Debates
Washington dispatch reports intensive talks at the presidential lodge in Virginia shaping an administration program for economic rehabilitation. The relief effort advances toward a new congressional shuttle before adjournment as Hoover, Dawes, and Organ ization leaders weigh measures to aid business and reduce unemployment amid ongoing crisis.
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Washington
Presidential Lodge
Virginia
Hoover
Dawes
Reconstriction Corporation
Startorite
Emecuridiziata al Écopromise Agertelo
Fragmented notes on Notre Dame debate and delegated powers
Disjointed draft discusses Notre Dame university, youth votes, and a critique of centralized authority. It cites fears about insufficient centralized power and argues for sharply delegated powers within a democratic framework. The fragment references March events and educational policy debates.
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Notre Dame University
Bates
German President Von Hindenburg Not Resigning
A government spokesman denied a report from nationalist circles claiming President Von Hindenburg would retire this fall to trigger a regency under Crown Prince Friedrich Wilhelm. The spokesman asserted there is no intention to resign. Reports in London and The Daily Mail suggested a prophecy of Hohenzollern regaining the throne within eight months, based on Tomermero’s investigations.
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Retin
London
Lord Rothermers
Aili Pub- Naber
Daily Mall Today
Germany
Tomermero
Adherents of Roosevelt back Walsh for convention chair
Adherents of Gov Roosevelt plan to nominate Sen Walsh of Montana as permanent chairman of the big convention. They announced after a Roosevelt Ro park luncheon that they would push Walsh despite a committee recommendation naming Kentucky’s Barkley as temporary chair and Jowett Kong as permanent chairman. Farley declined to expand on the statement amid Roosevelt opposition rumors and possible shifts on convention delegates.
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Gov. Roosevelt
Sen. Walsh
New York
Dane a.Mietenda
Gay
Franklin
Roosevelt
Werth
Che Perans
Chiadermmaahiy
Daintes
Tirley
Moldmarstnd
MoNta Committee
Wien
Somitor Harkley
Kentucky
Jowett Khong
Varley
Thomas 3. Walsh
Montana
Farrey
Este Park
Farley
Roosevelt Farres
Shouse
Bern
Burkley
Plot to kill Il Duce nipped. assassin held
A 25-year-old Italian, Angelo Shardeliatto, was arrested outside the premier Benito Mussolini’s office amid a foiled assassination plot. He confessed to plans to shoot the premier during the Giarthalde anniversary. Police traced a passport listing Angula Gabini, and linked the suspect to a group named Matlea and Liberty.
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IL Duce
Tomi
Fruetratea
Bento Mansolini
Traling
TH Dare
Palanzte Veneath
Tio
Assanath
Confpsaed
N- Yen Anid
Oy Kr
Becanan Gantt Baldl
Lberty
Angelo Shardeliatto
aKid & Wisn
Angula Gabini
Berys
Rotary District Meeting Opens in Missoula Tomorrow
Missoula hosts the tenth annual Rotary district convention with about 200 delegates registered. The event follows a State baccalaureate service and a reception at the Florence hotel. Mayor M. J. Marshall will give the welcome address Monday morning, with Roy Hover and District Governor Fred Trennion among speakers.
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Missouri
Jung
Rotary
Floreneca
Deer Lodge
Aakambly
Thetronvention
M. 2
Marshall
Miaroutn
Rasponad
Roy Hover
Afreat Frita
Diatrict
Fred Trennion
Boxeman
Luneheana
Ol Neon
Death of Woman Possibly From Fall in Denver
Mrs. Mikro Prore, about sixty, was found dead in her Denver apartment after her husband Jon Pare left for work. Pare returned home to discover his wife dead, with officials unsure if foul play or accidental death caused by a fall.
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Scotland Yard
Mra
Elvira Dolores Barney
John Ashley Mulling
Michtel
Stephen
London
Barney
Wim
Harney
Weas Aisselved
Denver
Mikro Prore
Aude
Panne
Natal
Jon Pare
Patton Lindont
Nix Wite
Trade Meet Night Heled All World Trade Meet Night Hele All World
Charles Stevenson reports on a world economic conference exploring means to lift commodity prices. The piece notes leaders, bankers, and nations debating currency depreciation, export embargoes, and tariff schemes as remedies, while free traders argue tariffs disrupt global trade.
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Hele
Washington
Na Hong
London
Missing Polish-American flyer lands unknown fate
London and Warsaw report no word on the Polish American flyer missing since Friday after attempting a voyage over the Atlantic. Authorities in Poland France and Britain await any news as search efforts continue for the young adventurer.
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London
Tung
Europe
Stunisawa
Wattsner
Thio Alkiutic
Warenw Ag
Poland
France
Great Britain
Warsaw
noWlenatey
Veterans in Washington protest move to evacuation
More than two thousand war veterans threaten passive resistance to any attempt to evacuate them from the capital. They arrive by foot or ride in, fear food shortages, while police plan to move them five miles out of the city. Leaders vow no violence, though leave plans remain unsettled. Hope centers on a House vote if Congress stays in session to June 13.
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CPW
Washington
Metropolitan Police
Homer
Boeing
House
Congress
Back to Mines Slogan Spreads Across Northwest
Spokane reports a growing rush of unemployed people and curious travelers to creeks and river bars in Washington Idaho Oregon and Canada. Miners hobos clerks and even women travel in search of gold dust amid warnings they may earn little more than 50 cents a day. Some amateurs say deposits shown range from 50 cents to seven dollars daily with a company noting its largest ever gold quantity.
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Spokane
Wash
Pacific Northwest
Washington
Idaho
Oregon
Fang
Canada
Jack
Supposed Murderer Goes Out for a Ride in Kansas
An apparent ride victim Marl McDowell, sought for the Chicago killing of Mrs. Dorothy Jien shaw of Stanley Town, was found shot to death on a roadway near Kansas City today.
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Kansas
Glty
Kan
Marl McDowell
Chicago
Dorothy Jienshaw
Stanley
Town
Arcamutry Road
Here
Round Up Gangs in Lindbeach Probe
New York June 5 The Daily News reports a city wide police round up of major gang leaders amid a probe into whether Charles A Lindbergh was a victim of an underworld hoax after paying a $49 000 ransom for his child who was later found dead.
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New York
The
Daily News
Imajor
New York City
Col
Charles A. Lindberg
Hie Eblla
Leaders sought to restore trust and national unity
An editorial laments widespread fear and demoralization in the nation, arguing the core danger is public distrust rather than specific crises. It blames high officials for corruption and hypocrisy in the previous decade, warning that materialism and evasive leadership eroded the public’s faith and threaten democratic ideals.
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Thay
Jenkie
New York Tribune Inc
Veterans Rally to Demand Soldiers Bonus in Washington
A rising army of veterans converged on Washington last night to press for payment of the soldiers bonus. Estimates placed encampments in the capital from about 2,190 to 8,000 with as many as 5,000 still en route and 25 trucks crossing the district line from Maryland near dusk.
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Camrate
Washington
Patice
Maryland
Legion in Nebraska condemns marcher
The Nebraska American Legion executive committee condemned the marcher movement as un-American and revolutionary. In a unanimous declaration at a special meeting the committee urged lawmakers to repudiate any demands by a 4 percent veteran minority and the bakery- bornery fostering.
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Lincoln
Washington
Nebraska American Legion Department
Revolt Leaders Seize Chilean Industry and Wealth
In Santiago on June 5 the junta deposed President Montera and set Carlos Davila as provisional leader. Decrees authorize the First Socialist Republic of Chile to seize private capital, redistribute wealth, and take over productive forces including utilities and mines. Foreigners fear large scale seizures of largely American owned assets.
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Santiago
Chile
Juan Esteban Montera
Huey
Carlos Davila
Eng
Moses predicts GOP platform calls for prohibition submission
Senator Moses of New Hampshire predicts the Republican platform will include a prohibition plank but says details are not yet settled. At a conference of party leaders on the eve of the national convention, Moses and others stated the resolution language will not be finalized for several days.
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Moses
Washington
Talus Doday
Preuys
Moyed
New Hanshire
James R. Garfield
Ohio
Mosea
Wat~son
Indiana
Smoot
Utah
Dickinson
Iowa
Bingham
Connecticut
Hastings
Delaware
Robinson
Patterson
Missouri
Glenn
Illnois
Herbert
Rhode Island
Grasshopper Battle Expands Across Indian Reservation
Pocatello Idaho June reports say federal state city and county officials renew efforts against grasshoppers threatening Fort Hall Indian Reservation crops in Bingham and Bonneville counties. National Guard and 300 volunteers proceed to eradicate pests over a 50 square mile area.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Fort Tall
Bingham
Bonneville
Troup Idado National Guard
Nebraska Wife Kills Husband and Herself in Blighted Tragedy
In Scottsbluff Nebraska Mrs. Grant Meek, 55, shot and wounded her husband fatally then killed herself at their home in Harriaburg. Meek died at midnight after consigned to statements blaming his wife's behavior on insanity.
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Nebraska
Scotts Bluth
Jane
Grant Meek
Meek
Chicago third party convention eyed for this summer
Chicago leaders plan a third national party convention this summer at a city stadium. Lawyer W W O Bren, a gubernatorial hopeful, was asked to deliver the keynote address for the gathering tentatively set for early August. A Chicago delegation aims to invite former Governor Frank Lowden as the party's presidential candidate.
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Chicago
W. W. O'Bren
Irngis
Lowden
Ihce
Frank
O'Brien
Oklahoma City Cares For Flood Refugees
Oklahoma City shelters hundreds of flood victims as relief work intensifies. City aid reaches about 3400 refugees with 648 families housed in vacant buildings in north sections. Police guard abandoned homes as rescue crews extend search and care for injured residents.
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Oklahoma City
Bridaye
T. W
Tarkington
Bnathead
North Canadian River
Lightning Creek
Murt
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