Mrs Bailie Ousted for Complaint
The National Association charges that Mik Mallia disrupted social harmony leading to Mrs Bailie’s ouster after 39 members filed a complaint. An executive committee found the charges well founded and a pamphlet criticizing officials as militarist influenced was also alleged. Mrs Walker’s appearance before the naval committee is cited as showing full membership backing.
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Mik Mallia
Jani Aywll
NAR
National Board of Management
Marine Flies South for 2000 Mile Air Voyage
Major Charles A. Lutz of the Marine Corps Air is to fly from the naval air station at 1:03 a.m. toward Managua Nicaragua with planned layovers in Miami Florida en route. The journey covers about 2000 miles in air exploration and requires multiple legs across the route.
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Washington
Charles A. Lutz
Marine Corps
Naval Air Station
Managua
Nicaragua
Lutz
Miami
Fla
King appeals for calm after Jugo Slavia parliamentary violence
King Alexander appealed to Jugoslav citizens to end factional strife following the shooting that killed two deputies and wounded others. Peasant democratic coalition leaders and hospitalized reformist Stefan Raditch discussed peace at the royal palace, with Raditch's condition improving as he received the king's wishes conveyed to Zagreb.
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Belgrade
Jugo-Slavia
Alexander
Peasante Democratic Coalition Party
M. Pribitchevitch
Ting
Stefan Radike
Zagreb
Raditch
Lone Robber Rifles Mail on Express
A young suspect, described as about six feet ten inches tall and 160 pounds, dressed fashionably, allegedly robbed a mail train with possible accomplices waiting in a car. Police alerted surrounding towns but no trace of the vehicle or fugitives was found by press time.
Eastern Flour Mill Men Resent Slurs
Seattle report notes flour mill representatives denouncing accusations as hollowness and urging proof or removal from record. C D Fisher of Eastern Flour Mills urges intercity commerce officials to demand substantiation for claims of fraud. Frank H Townsend argues export rates harm northern coast mills by enabling wheat substitutions and transit privileges. Townsend condemns carriers for not seeking redress or protecting their own interests.
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Seattle
Wash
Minneapolis
Midwest
Hibel
C. D. Fisher
Interstate Commerce Commission
Frank H. Townsend
Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce
North Coast
Catcriers
Postmasters Voice Service as Ideal Motive
Virginia Minnesota AP report quotes George W Townsent of Minneapolis urging postal workers to serve with earnest dedication. He spoke at the annual gathering stressing cooperation among postmasters and postal employees to improve public service in the Minnesota metropolitan area.
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Virginia
Minn
George W. Townsent
Minneapolia
Minnesota
Transend
Archyleman
Muuiesota
Minnercts Legion Min Invite Prs At Avetin Conventions
State headquarters announced invites to API President Cool vadge to attend the American Legion and Army conventions at Avetin in August. State Legion Commander Fersos Palla has extended the invitation to the president to address the organizations on August dates.
Prohibition Clash Shapes Houston Democratic Convention
Governor Smith arrives in Houston to lead anti-South coalition talk while Reed and Cordell Hull push for prohibition reform. Rival factions fear a two thirds bloc as southern leaders seek votes from Ohio Indiana Nebraska and Kansas and plan rallies to sway delegates before balloting next Thursday.
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Ed Villmotre
Reed
Houston
Lee Meeriwether
Hull
Cordell Hull
Democracy of Tennessee
Focal
Smith
New York
Full
Madison Square Garden
Alabama
North Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Virgina
Ohio
Indiana
Nebraska
Kansas
Coneention
Jim
Platfocity Committee
Wea
South
George
South Carolina
Rice Hotel
Cordell
Tennese
Hull on Prohibition I Teyston June 22 1932
Lornell Teyston of Tennessee endorses the current federal prohibition. he opposes any move to modify or weaken it. Hull states prohibition is a non political issue, essential to citizenship and the integrity of the law, and rejects calls for constitutional or congressional action to alter prohibition.
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Teyston
Fapj
Lornell Tia
Tennestee
Democracy Nf
Hull
Sith
New York
Hall
Amundsen Air Flight Missing in Arctic Search Efforts
Reports from Kings Bay Snitzbergen indicate searchers continue to seek the Amundsen party and six would-be rescuers after a French machine failed to yield traces. Icebreakers Braganza and Mali gin struggle against pack ice while planes fly patrols and assess possible landings or bases near Advent Bay and South Hay.
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Uie
Mssing MM
Arctic
Bing
Traimser
Amundsen
Antarctic
King’s Bay
Advent Bay
South
Hay
Braganza
North Caye
Cari Rlisci- Larsen
Lieut. Holm
Hope Island
South Cape
Torne Island
Northeast Land
Franz Josel Land
Roetiger Awakens fans with steady hitting for St Louis Cards
A banked middle years story highlights Wally Roetiger as a reliable bat for the St. Louis Cardinals. Once overlooked, he now clubs toward the lineup, showing solid fielding and consistent, everyday production. The piece notes his rise from minor circuits to major league duty and the optimism around his role this season.
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Wally Roetiger
St. Lous
Roetiger
Himeis Carrias
Wes la
Indictments in Texas lynching case name six suspects
Houston, June 22 AP Indictments charging murder were filed against six men for the lynching of Robert Powell a 24 year old negro alleged slayer of City Detective A W Davis The indicted are John Kent Charles Oldham T J Shuck Howard Minton and Allen M Kent with Wheeler who admitted participation not indicted Powell was taken from a hospital and hanged from a bridge after a gun battle with the detective Wheeler said Powell was dropped twice and his neck dislocated in the second fall
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Houston
Tex
Sim Mon
Robert Powell
A W. Davis
John Kent
Charles Oldham
T. Shuck
Howard Minton
T. J. Reese
Allen M. Kent
Kent
A.B. Wheeler
Davis
Wheeler
Powell
Dr. Vincent to retire. Dr. Mason to succeed
New York AP report states Dr. George E Vincent will retire as president of the Rockefeller Foundation on October 1 1929. Dr Max Mason, president of the University of Chicago, is expected to succeed him after resigning July 1 to lead the foundation's new department of natural sciences.
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New York
Olympic trial athletes from midwest compete at Iowa
Athletes from universities colleges and clubs in Iowa Nebraska South Dakota Kansas Missouri Texas Arkansas Wisconsin Minnesota race tomorrow on the University of Iowa track for spots on the Olympic track team. Winners of the first two plates earn the right to compete at Cambridge and Philadelphia for Olympic squad places.
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Towa City
Cnfleges
University of Iowa
Cambridge
Philadelpha
Iowa
Nebraska
South Dakota
Kansas
Mrepsouri
Texas
Arkansas
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Italians Advance in European Net Play
Felistene England June 22 The English Davis Cup team salvaged one match in Europe zone sea final against Haly by breaking even in the final singles. Italy had clinched victory by winning the other three encounters. The Trajans will meet the winner of Holland versus Czechoslovakia for the Europe final, to face America in the inter-zone match.
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Felistene
England
Haly
Italy
Trajans
Holland
Czecha
Guard Not Sent to Kenosha Knitting Strike Scene
Madison June 22 AP Gov Fred R Zimmerman announced the National Guard will not be sent to the Allen A Knitting Company plant in Kenosha where 300 workers are on strike. He said officials from Kenosha and county will reinforce peace officers with more deputies.
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Albany
Houston
Smith
New York
Tousto
Madison
Kenosha
Allen A Knitting Company
Fred R Zimmerman
Fur breeders meet at University Farm in June
St Paul reports fur-breeders will hold the second annual fur-breeders short course at University Farm from June 25 to 24. The event aims to tackle problems facing the infant industry of fur farming, with nationally reputed speakers to help develop Minnesota’s new enterprise. Budapest gossip and New York theater notes are also included in the page.
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St. Paul
University Farm
Minnesota
Third Woman Named in Glab Murder Case
Police disclosed McWittrick alias use by McIntyre and noted Mrs Harris seized stenographer notes during interrogation. Four days after Glab was shot near his home, ballistics linked a copper jacketed 30-20 caliber bullet to a pistol of a well known make, while four pistols were found in related sites. McIntyre’s alibi was accepted, but he remains a material witness as the DA’s office presses the inquiry.
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McWittrick
McIntyre
Harris
Glab
Glah
Ball
New Sun
Edward Crossman
District Attorney's Office
Memb
Atlantis Proves Herself the Best Mud Mare in Stakes
New York June 22 Atlantis, Widener’s black filly, dominated the Van Ardale claiming stakes for 2-year-olds at Aqueduct, winning by a length over Grayhickf with Tenguly a half length back and Espinoza third for Rosedale. Firee capt, ridden by Jockey W Garner, led Latonta’s feature but finished behind two runners. Zead won the Blue Rennels 3-year-olds race at $182.80.
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New York
API
Pioshiie
George
Widener
Atlantis
Vanarle
Hicf
Rosedale Stable
Espinoza
Ams
Fm Wer
Catenta
McPherson
Fire
Carthage
Martihoro
Plac
Gentye Dosterston
W Garner
Latonta
Womera
Blue Rennels
Cane
Utilities press agents named in Meade Shoals case
Washington reports that federal trade commission investigators heard testimony about back slapping and other methods used by utilities publicity groups to influence Tennessee editors to oppose government operation of Meade Shoals. Witness Guy P. Newbern said utility outfits aimed to win contracts by appealing to editors and country editors, urging restraint and familiarity.
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Washington
Tennessee
Meade Shoals
Federal Trade Commissions
Uly Investgation
Guy PP. Newbern
Ushwaite
Die
Tennessee Public Service Information
Kureda
Commanion
Ther
Airmens Practice For Flight To Sweden From San Antonio
Los Angeles June 22 AP The monoplane Greater Rockford with Bert Wassell of Rockford Illinois and P D Cramer government aeronautics inspector flew from San Antonio Texas to Vanfield tonight in a test of planned two hop flight from the liners city to Stockholm Sweden next month They went to a hotel for rest after landing awaiting further experiments for the flight tomorrow to Oakland
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Los Angeles
Greater Rockford
Bert Nlassell
Rockford
Ill
P. D. Cramer
Government Aeronautics
San Antonio
Texas
Vairfield
Wassell
Oakland
Stockholm
Sweden
Film stunt artists work on own risks case ruling
In Los Angeles a superior court ruled stunt performers act at their own risk and may not claim damages if injured. Judge Fletcher Bowron instructed a jury to render a verdict for the defendant in the $12,500 suit by aviator John G. Montejo against Satie Goldwyn, Inc. Montejo, who once instructed Amelia Earhart in flying, claimed his injuries from a film stunt crash.
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Los Angeles
Fletcher Bowron Ayher
John G. Montejo
Satie Goldwyn, Inc
Montejo
Amelia Earhart
Industrial Future of State Promising Growth in Wheat Sector
The discussion focused on smut discounts and the coast wheat markets as leaders CW Williams W A Ryer and J F Lawsen spoke. A resolution to enforce storage charges at established rates passed and new officers and directors for the protein association were elected including L E Green and S B Fairbank with directors from Great Falls and surrounding towns.
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Montana
CC. G. Williams
Minneapolis
W. A. Ryer
Spokane
J. F. Lawsen
Seattle
Minneapolia
Coast
State Department of Agriculture
State Agricultural Colege
J. K. Lahalt
Giree
Wilsall
W. G. Kirkepatrick
Great Falls
A. J. Mary
B. Fairbank
Hobson
Dan Noble
Lewistown
Ray Swift
W. W. Haight
C. A. Slynatad
Havre
L. E. Green
A J. Mary
E. T. Petterhon
George K Labalt
AI. Greely
W. G. Kirkpatrick
Dan J. Kerby
North Star Flight Sparks Court Fight Over Transatlantic Plan
The monoplane North Star landed at Hadley Field after leaving Curtis Field with William Winston piloting and a mechanic aboard. Thea Ruscy German, an aviatrix, and Mrs Anne A. Sillman faced a New York court bid to restrain the ocean flight. Destination remains undisclosed as authorities seek restraint.
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New York
North Star
Thea Ruscy
German Aviateix
Hadley Field
Aisss Rasche
Curtisfield
William Winston
Winston
Anne A. Sillman
Rasche
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