Republican Chairman Warns of Two Factions in America
Washington May 1 John Hamilton Republican national chairman said the party must be a constructive opposition, exposing bad policies and opposing remedies that would harm the country. He warned that new parties and a reorganized GOP could emerge but the future would reveal the changes. He contrasted reformists with those favoring stronger federal controls to meet an impending economic crisis, urging unity on a solid Republican foundation.
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John Hamilton
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Berm
Gwyl
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Mia
Tony
Thamilton
Toleigues
World Labor Day Observances Across Nations
Workers worldwide parade on May Day with calm observances. Hollywood Screen Guild and 14 unions weigh joining a movie strike. In San Francisco 13 unions strike 19 hotels leaving 6 000 guests stranded. John Hamilton, GOP chair, says party must be constructive opposition. Ulster England oppose De Valera plan for independent Ireland. Nine British freighters attempt civilian evacuation at Hendaye. Twenty five thousand eight drivers go on strike causing traffic gridlock.
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Screen Guild
San Francisco
Power
Ught nWitches
Pullad
Washington
John Hamilton
Republican
Saya Party
Porrign Thursiin
Ulster
England
de Valera Dian
Foverign
Indepadent
Ireland
Hendaye
Hilbor
Mother and child fall from bridge in Pasadena tragedy
A young Pasadena mother threw her thirty year old daughter off the Colorado Street Bridge causing the child to land near a pepper tree and suffer injuries. Bystanders reported hearing the fall and police found the mother in the tree line before she plunged over. The child remained conscious and cried for her mother while medical staff at a local hospital considered recovery.
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Pasadena
Calif
Colorado Street
Lee Forrester
Ael
Myrtle Ward
Los Angeles
Charles Willams
Sam Davis
Lids Stors
Wee
Busmen Strike Halts London Transit Before Coronation
London May 1 A strike of 25000 bus workers paralyzed city transport as crowds flooded stations. Government moved to keep other services running while a royal coronation week loomed. A court of inquiry opens Monday to seek a settlement with no immediate end in sight.
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London
George VI
Mubway
West End
Movie workers seek Actors Guild support in TIFF strike
Hollywood May 1 The threat of a paralyzing strike looms for more than 1000 professionals in the $1 billion movie industry as unions vote on sentiment and a mass meeting of the Screen Actors Guild plans action. Craft unions and the Federated Crafts urge guild backing for demands on shop and recognition amid wage requests.
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Call
Tolkiyay
Crafia
Screen Rectora Guild
Film Colony
Ook
Actors Federated Crafts
Actors’ Guild
Pat
Charles Leasing
Federated Claim
President Roosevelt Fishing Party Weather Report
Storm warnings issued for gulf waters from Hourton to Carrabelle as President Roosevelt's fishing party travels with the destroyer Moffatt. Northeast winds expected today and tonight near Port Aransas, with the party resuming travel toward better weather.
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Texas
Weather Bureau
New Orleans
Gulf
Hourton
Carrabelle
Fila
Deschayer Ndenek
Roosevelt
Moffett
Monatan
Taxaa
Win
Aff Point
Pope Pius XI Seeks Restore Spirits at Castel Gandolfo
Pope Pius XI arrived at his country villa in Castel Gandolfo on May 1, his spirits lifting after a tiring day. The pope, in better humor, was accompanied by his personal physician Dr Amiota Milani and prepared to resume spring and summer duties.
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Castel Gandolfo
Italy
Pius XI
Amiota Milani
Court Order Halts Effort to Shutup Burlesque Houses
In New York May 1 a court stayed enforcement of closing orders on two burlesque venues after licenses for 14 theaters were not renewed. Justice Carew scheduled a hearing, while other Manhattan theaters remained dark. Local clergy joined a two day morals hearing that prompted license refusals.
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NW York
Paul Moss
John F. Carew
Supreme Court
Order
Minekys
Jim Corporation
Hillage
Times Square
Edgar J. Lever
Park Avenue
Chet Sellers
Warbergs
Marques
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Menten
Mors
Lcenses
World workers rally amid global turmoil and violence
The Associated Press reports massive world demonstrations with mixed violence. In Warsaw a person was killed and others injured. San Juan saw damage to a small building. Moscow hosted a massive, orderly display as Cossacks marched and millions filled Red Square. Air shows and parades unfolded with top leaders reviewing attendance.
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Associated
Samy
Poland
Puerto Rico
Warsaw
San Ivan
Hasan
Paria
Trial of Denhardt Nearing Conclusion in Kentucky
Castle, May 1. Evidence finished late today in the Denhardt case. Only arguments and the judge's charge remain before the jury retires for the weekend. Brig. Gen. Henry H. Denhardt, 61, is under trial in this life imprisonment matter. Judge Charles G. Mare overruled a defense motion for acquittal.
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Castle
Henry H. Denhardt
Cicnit
Charles G. Mareshall
Just A Minute With Irving Cobb
Irving Cobb notes a Western mood amid federal funds debates and recalls a traveler visiting Passamaquoddy. He reports rising secession sentiment in Maine and Vermont and a trend to name boys after Jeff Davis, with cautious skepticism on exaggeration.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Commonwealth
Lees
Passmaquoddy
Maine
Vermont
Jeff Davis
Ethan Allen
Neal B. Dow
Basque evacuation battles swirl as Bilbao siege grows
Reports from Paris and London describe an insurgent air raid on the British destroyer Faulkner near Bilbao as Basques and British efforts to evacuate noncombatants intensify. The Basque defense council claims heavy insurgent casualties and a counteroffensive, while Franco's forces tighten siege pressure and demand surrender.
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Faulkner
Bilbao
Agence Espagne
Serung
Beasesed
London
Faulknar
Basque Defense Council
Bay of Biscay
France
Francisco Franco
Bay of Weeay
Franco
Geil
Polaed
Durango-Guernica
Milla Mola
Bibra
Page Iy
Warden warns economy may curb western reclamation plan
Washington May 1. Warden from Great Falls Montana and state engineer James discuss how current economy moves could shrink the westward reclamation budget from 660 million to about 540 million for the coming fiscal year. They expect federal allotments to finish six projects pending before new rules limit cooperative funding.
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O. J
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Deest- Ment
Weston Witt
J. S. James
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D. P
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Sia
Sidney
Richland County
Little Missouri
Carter County
Wyoming
Columbom
Slchter County
Navada Creek
Powell County
Meagher
Wheatland Coun- Ops
Weet
Raval
San Francisco hotel strike shuts big downtown hotels
San Francisco May 1 1930 8500 hotel workers allied with 11 unions walked out pausing operations of numerous large hotels. Clerks cooks waiters bartenders and waitresses joined with milk wagon and bakery drivers electricians upholsterers and garage workers demanding preferential hiring and a five day week while owners resisted. Hotels affected include the Alexander Hamilton Bellevue Cathedral hotel apartment Gattt Sir Francis Drake Fairmont Mark Hopkins Palace Wilcox William Taylor St Francis Gaylord and Stewart.
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San Francisco
Walter Cowan
Joint Culinary Workers’ Board
Nobbili
Alexander Wanilton
Bellevue
Cathedral Hotel
Gitt
Sir Francis Deake
FE Cortez
Fairmont
Mark Hopking
Palwee
Plaza
Willcomb
William Taylor
St. Francia
Gaylord and Stewart
Calls for 1938 cuts in independent offices spending
Washington May 1 Rep Woodrum urged heads of 32 independent agencies to resurvey and reconsider 1938 appropriation needs to aid the House committee in cutting at least 10 percent. The Senate House rift over methods to curb spending widens as Sayburn and Byrnes propose 10 to 16 percent impoundments and potential tax hikes to balance the budget.
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Washington
Woodrum
House Appropriations Committee
Sayburn
Cannon 2
Robinson
Arkansas
Byrnes D
Rayburn
Congressional Appropriations Committees
Gerry
R. J
Five Die In Southern Storm Across Louisiana and Mississippi
A deadly line of storms swept coastal Louisiana and Mississippi causing extensive property and crop loss. Five people were killed, including three Black residents at Philippeville in the Fontaine Coupe Parish, and a 14 year old boy in New Orleans. A Gulfport woman died after fleeing a destroyed home and exhaustion in hospital. The storm brought heavy rain, hail, lightning, and tornadic activity across the region.
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New Orleana
Fliva
Lousatana
Minsiasippi
Disturbanes
Phillipston
Bolt
Mra
Lottie Ryan
Gulfport, Miss
Herhusband
Ning
Henry Ford Offered 1940 Presidential Bid in Georgia
Savannah report notes Henry Ford received an offer at ten am to run for president in 1940 on the George Washington ticket. The proposal came from the George Washington party, a Savannah backed organization, led by attorney Puller. Ford had not replied to the unsolicited offer.
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Savannah
Henry Ford
George Washington
Daroit
George Washington Party
Failer
Puller
Ford
President Roosevelt signs new neutrality measure
Washington reports President Roosevelt signed a new neutrality act granting the president discretionary power to restrict trade with nations at war. The temporary law, set to expire at midnight, followed swift congressional approval and included proclamations on registration of arms makers exporters and importers and the issuance of licenses for war materials.
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State Department
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Port Arkanawa
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