House Adopts Bill to Balance Budget in Aye Chorus
The House approved a billion dollar revenue bill to balance the budget with a chorus of ayes. Senate leaders urged quick passage and predicted the measure would reach President Hoover Monday night. The bill cuts federal civilian salaries and shifts a three percent power tax to energy consumers. The treasury expects about 1.1185 billion in yield plus 350.6 million in savings to cover a near 1.5 billion deficit.
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Crown Prince May Govern Germany Amid New Political Shakeup
Berlin reports say former Crown Prince Friedrich Wilhelm could be summoned within months to head the government as regent. Authorities including Alfred Hugenberg associates and a Munich correspondent cite plans for a Hohenzollern return, with potential impact on Bavarian independence.
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Friedrich Wilhelm
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House of Hohenzollern
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Band of Vets Pass Raleigh On Their Way To Washington
A group of seven World War II veterans rode the Seaboard freight through Raleigh tonight on their way to Washington. Police reported they boarded the train at Jacksonville, Florida, and have not been molested.
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More Charges of Profit-Taking on Mart Are Lodged
Senate investigators charged Anaconda Copper officials and associates with using inside information to profit from stock deals. William A. Gray cited four million dollars earned via acquisitions involving Chile Copper and related firms, with names including Cornelius F. Kelley John D. Ryan H F Guggenheim and W B Thornton. Ryan disputed profits, while a broker testified the wash sale was inadvertent.
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Senate Banking Committee
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Anaconda Copper Company
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H. F. Guggenheim
Chile Copper Company
W. B. Thornton
Greene Cananea Copper Company
Addsto
National City
Gray
Ryan
James A. Fayne
Hornblower and
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Chile
Kelley
Guggenheim
Dolores Costello Gives Birth To Son At Good Samaritan
Dolores Costello wife of actor John Barrymore welcomed a son at Good Samaritan hospital on June 4. The birth adds a new member to the Barrymore family with the actress reported in good health.
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Angeles
Dolores Costello
John Barrymore
Good Samaritan Hospital
Senate Votes 10 Per Cent Cut in Federal Pay
Washington June 4 the senate approved a 10 percent wage reduction for all civilian federal employees for one year. Those earning under $1,000 annually are exempt, saving about 117 million dollars. The vote 39 to 27 favored the plan, with a furlough option discussed but not adopted.
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Tydings
Market Surge Sees Wall Street Rally At Close
New York brokers report a strong rally as both bonds and stocks finish at session highs. Leading shares rise $1 to $4, bonds gain up to $10 per thousand, with many securities up $10 to $90 and more.
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American Securities Investing Corporation
Albany
Wall Street
Dry Leader Seeks Wet Sentiment at Party Conventions
Dr. Edwin C. Dinwiddie, organizer for dry forces, says he would accept party declarations recognizing wet sentiment within the party but not commit to supporting prohibition change. As executive secretary of the national prohibition board of strategy, he plans to press the issue at the Republican and Democratic conventions in Chicago. He emphasizes distinguishing mere recognition of possibilities from binding the party to a change, urging only enforcement of the law while leaving final positions to the Chicago meeting.
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Edwin C. Dinwiddie
National Prohibition Board of Strategy
Dinwiddie
Chicago
Central Board
United Prohibition
Maxwell Ehringhaus Lead Narrow in Guilford Primary Race
In Guilford County, J. C. B. Ehringhaus led the gubernatorial race but by a slim margin over A. J. Maxwell, with 4,197 to 4,197 after 4 of 51 precincts. Other races showed R. T. Fountain far back, Wye R. Reynolds leading the short term, and Reynolds ahead in the long term for the sixth district.
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A. J. Maxwell
Guilford County
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Maxwell
ASB
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Reynolds
Morrison
Tracy Moore
Greensboro
C. M. Waynick
Senate
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Lee B. Kennett
Ross Ashby
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LeViness
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Ray
H. L. Koontz
Gaston A. Johnson
Johnson
Koontz
Joe Phipps
Bob Doak
Guilford College
W. Clarence Johnson
D. F. Crews
Willard Dyer
High Point
George T. Lane
Big Bob Edwards
A. Murrow Benbow
Oak Ridge
A. A. Jones
Roscoe C. Causey
Joe Hoffman
Richard N. Moore
Causey
Hoffman
Moore
Muse
Covington
Revolution Rules Set Up In Chile After Uprising
In Santiago on June 4 a military junta seized the presidential palace and formed a revolutionary government led by Carlos Davila Marmaduke Grove and Eugenio Matte. They planned a socialist republic free of Russian Soviet influence while deny ing President Monteo’s resignation and faced possible foreign recognition issues. Three people were killed and 60 wounded in clashes near the palace as the air force backed the revolt.
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Chile
Carlos Davila
Washington
Senor Davila
Marmaduke Grove
Eugenio Matte
Juan Esteban Monteo
Madero
Montero
Manteo
United States
Junta
Vigil Ends as Burglars Raid Bedroom Stole Belongings
In Lathrop California burglars entered the room where J. W. Blakefield slept and stole his trousers money watch and other valuables while Mrs. Blakefield kept vigil for chicken thieves nearby.
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Calif
J. W. Blakefield
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Borah Denounces Vet March On Capital
Washington reports a new influx of World War veterans marching on the capital. Senator Borah rejects any additional federal funds for veterans while a House vote on Patman’s 145th signature looms. Police warn of dwindling food supplies for marchers and plan to move groups from three camps as throngs gather toward Bolling Field.
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Harrison
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No Word Yet Heard of Whereabouts Of Hausner Flight
The Poland born American pilot Stanislaus Hausner vanished en route from New York to Warsaw after taking off Friday morning. He carried 525 gallons of fuel for 52 hours aloft and had hoped to reach Halifax by Friday and Warsaw by Sunday morning. No signal from the radio-less monoplane has been heard since sightings over Halifax and Sydney Nova Scotia.
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Paris
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New York Weather Bureau
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Ehringhaus Leads in Democratic Senator Nomination Race
N H Erhinhaus trailed Cameron Morrison by about 2000 votes after roughly 150000 Saturday primary ballots were counted early today. Reynolds, an Astevil attorney, sought the Democratic nomination on a platform advocating prohibition repeal and a hale.
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Robert HR. Reynolds
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Hale
Cameron Morrison
Vote tally for U.S. Senate shows Morrison Reynolds lead
In 1,051 precincts Morrison, a 63 year old former governor, led with 61 877 votes from 884 precincts while Reynolds totaled 59 636. Bowie, Frank, Simmons trailed as the rest. A second primary may follow if no candidate wins a majority. Ehringhaus led in his race but lacked a majority.
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Max Gardner
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Overman
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Bowie
Superior Court
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Arthur Simmons
Burlington
Ehringhaus
Ahend
Associated Press
Curtis to Stand Trial for Lindbergh Case Hoax
John Hughes Curtis, the confessed hoax perpetrator in the Lindbergh kidnapping affair, was arraigned in the Quarter Sessions court and entered a not guilty plea. He was remanded to jail with trial set for June 27 on a hindering capture charge. Curtis faced Judge Adam Robbins amid a small crowd and remained composed as bail was set at 10,000.
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Quarter Sessions Court
John Hughes Curtis
Norfolk Boat Builder
Charles A. Lindbergh
Curtis
Adam €. Robbins
Lloyd Fisher
Anthony M. Hauck, Jr
Robbins
Dr Poling Withdraws Resignation as Allied Prohibition Chair
Dr Daniel A Poling announced in Atlantic City that he withdraws his resignation as chairman of the Allied forces for prohibition. He said the retreat was due to a misunderstanding and will take effect December 1, 1932. He emphasized the cause comes before personal interests and that no plank can satisfy both wets and drys.
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Allied Forces For Prohibition
Atlantic City
Daniel A. Poling
New York
Allied Forces
Poling
Young Democrats of Dixie Expand Regional Meeting
A regional gathering planned for June in Richmond will now include young Democrats from Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Florida Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Tennessee and Kentucky. John Galleher of Leesburg announced the expansion through Democratic National Headquarters.
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Florida
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Mississippi
Louisiana
Tennessee
Kenetucky
John Galleher
Leesburg
Young Democratic Clubs of America
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