Romanian Assembly Proclaims Carol King of Romania
Paris reports unofficially that former Crown Prince Carol is proclaimed king by the Romanian assembly. The liberal opposition may accept him to avoid civil war while the youth King Michael is placed in a nursery and Carol could demonstrate his fitness as ruler after years in exile.
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Paris
Carol
Romania
Bucharest
Liberal Party
Michael
Prince Carol
Mme. Magda Lupescu
Cannon Is Contradicted By Walsh
Senator Walsh of Montana challenged Bishop James Cannon Jr on contempt claims after Cannon left a senate lobby hearing. The committee's acting chair said two members present still required Cannon to remain. Cannon argues lack of quorum nullifies contempt. A vote on action was anticipated after Chairman Caraway returns.
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Washington
Walsh
Montana
James Cannon
Senate Lobby Committee
Cannon
Montanan
Caraway
Arkansas
Churchman
Robinson
Indiana
Blaine
Wisconsin
Continuous Downpour in Eastern North Carolina Primary Voting
Heavy voting was reported across North Carolina as eastern storms gave way to clear conditions at daybreak. Voters packed polls in the Democratic and Republican primaries with turnout described as heavier than any past primary, including 279 votes in one Goldsboro precinct by 8 am. The Australian ballot system was state-wide for the first time.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Piedmont
Goldsboro
Gastonia
Tariff Fight Nears Final Senate Vote on Smoot Hawley
Senate leaders counted votes for a final roll call on the Smoot Hawley tariff within a week as the Republican coalition and Democratic Independent Republicans contend with a close result. Senator Reed of Pennsylvania, abroad for the arms conference, was listed as doubtful as conferees planned a Monday session to resolve a clause on watch jewel duties.
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Washington
Senate
Smoot-Hawley
Curtis
Reed
Pennsylvania
London
Congress
Kingsford Smith to Start Westward Hop From Ireland
Captain Charles Kingsford Smith plans a Sunday dawn takeoff on a transatlantic flight in the Southern Cross. Weather permitting at 2:00 a.m., the crew will test a two mile Ireland runway before a direct run to Galway and then the Irish coast.
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Dublin
Charles Kingsford-Smith
Southern Cross
Ireland
Galway
Enterprise To Announce Primary Results Tonight
The Enterprise will provide returns from today’s primaries for High Point Asheboro Thomasville and Lexington starting at 8 p m with large amplifiers at the Main Street office and branch offices in Asheboro Lexington and Thomasville. Special leased wires will relay results to editorial offices and experienced staff will run separate out of town offices ensuring quick nationwide coverage. The newspaper plans to publish the most complete returns tomorrow morning with sidelights not broadcast tonight.
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High Point
Asheboro
Thomasville
Lexington
Anti
Main Street
Telephone Company
Salem Street
T. 8S
Wall, Jr
T. J. Hoover
Standard Drug Co
President Hoover Leaves White House for Rapidan Fishing Camp
President Hoover and a large party depart the White House for the Rapidan River fishing preserve in the Blue Ridge Mountains. Mrs. Hoover motored to the camp yesterday for rest and recuperation from a back injury suffered two months ago.
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Washington
Hoover
White House
Rapidan River
Blue Ridge Mountains
Four Men Die In Leadville Climax Mine Cave-In
A cave-in at the Climax Molydenum Mine 12 miles northeast of Leadville killed four men and injured six. Ten men were in the mine. rescue teams retrieved all bodies. One injured worker, Archie Wilson, suffered multiple broken ribs and was listed in critical condition.
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Leadville
Colo
James Corbett
Archie Wilson
Mount Massive
Climax
American Metals Company
James Murray
United States
Nationwide Plane Network Tied to Ford Delivery Plan
Earle P. Halliburton proposed to Henry Ford the purchase of 1000 passenger planes at 30000 each to form a nationwide air network. Halliburton, a Duncan Oklahoma oilman, would begin with two planes weekly for a year, then three of five per week as the system forms.
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Oklahoma City
the Daily
Oklahoman _ today
Earle P. Halliburton
Southwest Air Fast Express
Henry Ford
Haliburton
Washington
Halliburton
Duncan
Okla
Ford
Naval Pact Papers Not Made Public
Secretary Stimson says the London naval treaty papers will not be given to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee as requested by Senator Johnson. He denies any concealed understandings and calls the Johnson demand impractical, noting no commitments beyond the treaty language. He delivered the reply and a confidential memorandum to Senator Borah.
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Washington
Jane
Johnson
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Hoover
Stimson
State Department
Borah
Foreign Relations Committee
Tong War Toll Rises to Six in Cities
Six Chinese killed in the Tong War across cities since Thursday prompt calls from District Attorney Crain for an end to the bloodshed. Latest: a laundry worker shot in Chicago. Sing Wong, Hip Sing treasurer, shot in Everett Massachusetts. Lui Sing killed in Brooklyn. Cheong Fook stabbed in Manhattan. Tei Gat arrested for murder. Additional shootings hit Boston and Chicago.
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New York
On Leong
Hip Sing Tongs
Crain
Chicago
Everett
Mass
Sing Wong
Hip Sing Tong
Lui Sing
Brooklyn
Cheong Fook
Manhattan
Tei Gat
Newark
N. J
Boston
Blue Building At State Hospital Opened In Goldsboro
The Blue Building at the State Hospital in Goldsboro will be formally opened on Tuesday, June 10. Named in honor of Senator L. M. Blue of Scotland county, the building is highlighted in invitations from the hospital board. Dr. W. C. Linville, the superintendent, invites the public to attend and witness the facility’s progress.
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State Hospital
Goldsboro
State Hospital At
L. M. Blue
Scotland County
Board of Trustees
W. C. Linville
Sterling
Bear market drives New York stocks to new yearly lows
The New York Stock Exchange faced heavy selling as the persistent bear trend pushed shares lower. U S Steel fell to 164.25, down 2.87, with a broad pullback in high priced issues led by J I Case at 250, off 18 50. Total two hour volume reached about 2 25 million shares.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
U. S. Steel
J. I. Case
Radio Corporation
American Can
Electric Power and Light
International Telephone
General Electric
Westinghouse Electric
Atchison
New York Central
General Motors
American Telephone
Sears Roebuck
Standard of New Jersey
General Foods
Paramount
Gold Dust
Bailey Sentiment Strong In Asheboro Voting
In Asheboro a light vote was cast but supporters of Bailey led in sentiment. Democratic leaders forecast Randolph county will back Bailey by a large majority in the Senate race.
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Bailey
Asheboro
Randolph County
Loop Is Bright In Early Morning Fire
Fire at seven story building formerly occupied by the American Express company in Chicago morning blaze threatened nearby stores. Two firefighters were injured slightly by falling debris as flames were confined to the Express building. Cause undetermined.
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Chicago
S A. m
American Express Company
Fair Department
Bedell’s
Express Company
Loop
Hoover to name committee on shipping problems survey
President Hoover plans to appoint an outstanding men committee to study the Shipping Board and the American Merchant Marine. The group will survey policies advise on controversial questions and consult with the board as Hoover seeks a solution.
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Hoover
Washington
Shipping Board
Negro minister seeks closing of Sabbath golf courses
In Rocky Mount on June 7 a local negro minister joined white clergy in pressing to close small golf links on Sundays. He argued Sabbath rules, citing dwindling collections at the negro course since its opening.
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Rocky Mount
Shortage of 400000 admitted by bank executive
ST. LOUIS June 7 P A Shortage of 400000 in the accounts of Frank L Berryhill 39 as sales manager of the First National Company investment division of the First National Bank has been admitted by Berryhill officials of the bank said last night Berryhill also a director of the company disappeared Saturday but according to his attorney Sigmund Bass is ready to appear whenever his presence is requested.
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ST. Louis
Frank L. Berryhill
First National Company
First National Bank
Berryhill
Sigmund Bass
Danville Farmer Holds 27 Day Starvation Standstill
Danville Virginia authorities and state officials meet to discuss methods to end the self imposed starvation of 60 year old farmer Frank W. Davis as a lunacy commission may be appointed. Doctors report Davis remains rational though unchanged and a loaded shotgun rests nearby.
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Virginia
Danville
Frank W. Davis
Jack DeJarnette
Western State Hospital For the
Posey J. Handley
Davis
Pittsylvania County
Death Ends Coma After 288 Hours for Seneca Youth
Marvin Ridgen, 22, of Seneca, died here last night from injuries suffered in an automobile crash on May 25 after remaining in a coma for more than 288 hours. His companion John Henslee, also of Seneca, died two days after the accident without regaining consciousness.
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Anderson
Marvin Ridgen
Seneca
John Henslee
Simmons Victory Forecast By State Campaign Aides
Raleigh reports at 11:45 a.m. show Thomas W. Costen of Simmons headquarters saying polls indicate a landslide for Senator Simmons across the state. Bailey counters at 1 p.m. claiming eastern western and central counties support a larger-than-expected majority for his Senate bid.
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Raleigh
Thomas W. Costen
F. M. Simmons
Simmons
Senator Simmons
J. W. Bailey
United States
Bandits Steal $22,900 From Jamaica Bank
Four bank robbers seized the Richmond Hill National Bank in Jamaica L I at 7 30 am, forcing workers to unlock the vault. They tied staff, collected about $18 000 to $19 000 and $2 000 to $4 040 from cash drawers, then escaped in a blue sedan leaving staff bound.
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New York
Richmond Hill National Bank
Jamaica
L. I
New York City
Joseph Whalen
Whalen
Albert Thorne
Pantages Released On Bail After Conviction Appeal
Theatre magnate Alexander Pantages, 54, released on $100000 bail from county jail after seven months. The state supreme court granted release pending appeal of a 1 to 50 year penitentiary term, citing danger in confinement and his history of heart attacks following his October conviction for assault on 11 year old dancer Eunice Pringle.
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Los Angeles
Alexander Pantages
Eunice Pringle
State Supreme Court
Pantages
Miss Pringle
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Germany
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Kingsford-Smith
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