French Premier Laval Known for White Neckties and Conciliation
Paris dispatch profiles Pierre Laval, described as the “man with the white necktie,” a shy but affable Auvergnat who rose from peasant origins to French premier. The piece notes his loyalty from rivals Caillaux Briand and Tardieu, his skill at conciliation, and his early career amid labor disputes. Also reports dancer Andrean James’s fatal fall from a Chicago hotel window.
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Arno Dosch-Flecrot
Associated Press
Paris
Pierre Laval
France
Auvergne
Auvergnats
Laval
Joseph Caillaux
Aristide Briand
Andre Tardieu
Friand
Fardied
Taval
Vremiexy Laval
Tahar
Tardiew
Vig
Atrergna
Atrergna Mountains, Where His Father, A Small Farmer and Meat Seller, Stravgled
Hoy
Hoover greets merger of 10 Congregational and Christian churches
President Hoover sent greetings to about 4 000 attendees at a joint convention of 10 Congregational and Christian Campbellite churches describing the merger as interesting and promising. A name for the new group uniting 6 670 churches and over 6 million adherents was to be chosen, with Congregational Christian Church and United Church of Christ among favored options. Birth control seminars discussed repeal of laws restricting physicians from providing information, as resolutions and referendum ideas were considered by Iowa and New York Congregational associations. The sessions run through next Friday with findings to be presented to a general council.
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Hoover
United Groups
Congregational Christian Church
United Church of Christ
Iowa Congregational Conference
New York City Congregational Association
General Council For Action
Fred B. Smith
New York
Concre National Council
Mr. Hoover
Indian physicist unveils light as particles with angular motion
Calcutta and New York dispatches report Nobel laureate Sir Chandrasekhara Venkata Raman's announced discovery that light comprises particles possessing angular momentum. The innovation blends wave and particle views, suggesting light's behavior depends on mass distribution and shape, opening paths for research into ultraviolet effects and photographic light sensitivity.
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Galcutta
India
Chandrasekhara Venkata
Howard W. Blakeslee
New York
Sir Chandrasekhara Venkata
Sir Chandrasekhara
Thea
Nertia
MW. HM Sheldon
New York University
Rugger
Mitre
Glacier Park to Host Large Tourist Delegations This Season
Glacier Park plans attract thousands of visitors from Kansas, Missouri, New York, Wisconsin, Texas, and other states under sponsorships by agricultural journals and various associations. Delegations include Knights Templar from Akron, civil engineers, Congregational Churches from Seattle, and other groups. The season features Going-to-the-Sun chalets and extensive park attractions as tourism expands nationwide.
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Glacier Park
AP Glacier Park
Hethenh
Montana Park
Amd
Kansas
Missouri
New York
Wisconsinn
Vexas
Ar~ Kannan
Park
Knights Templar
Akron
Ohio
Glacier
Tweeday
Joseph Warren
Boston
Arka
New England
American Society of Civil Engineer
National Council of Congregational Churches of
Seattle
Conventia d
National Lumber Merchant's Association
National Association of All Trusa cli Hs
American Osteopathic Association
Great Northern Surgeans
The
National Association of Chiropodists
Five Thousand Fewer Cars Listed June 1 1930 Reports
Registrations show a decline from May 1 last year with 94 68 passenger cars licensed versus 98 112 a year ago. 177 motorcycles and 506 dealers are noted, with declines in tracks and exemptions. An English aviator built a model airplane with automatic controls powered by an eighth horsepower motor.
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William Hosking
Lexx
Tniy Sear
Fothan Chere
Boat on Hauser Lake Damaged by Fire
A fire damaged a motor boat on Hauser Lake. The hull is partly metal with wooden components burned. the boat owner is listed as Dis, Thane, and others. Dr Shearer described the damage, noting the dented area near the heat exchange pipe and the ruined Luxured area. Washington news reports a separate item about Pacific Telephone and Telegraph and Southern California Pelayo company gaining radio station permits near Seattle, San Francisco, and Los Angeles for harbor craft communication.
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Dis, Thane Oh
Phewkins
Wee
Shorey
Lee Sears
RODIO
Washington
Talia Cnmission
Pacific Telesphone and Telegraph Company
Aid
Southern California ‘Pelayo Company
Seate Flo
San Francossco
Los Angeles
Meadow Gold Introduces Smooth Freeze Ice Cream Method
Meadow Gold debuts a new smooth freeze method claiming richer creaminess and no ice crystals. The product uses farm cream and pure milk with chocolate and vanilla flavors, aiming for wholesome, high quality ice cream.
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Meadow Gold
Eadow Gold
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