O Neil Speaks To Graduates Of Kanga School
Baldwin Kansas June 1 Ralph T O Neil national commander of the American Legion told the 1931 graduates at Backr University they face a testing era amid economic distress and world tensions The commander urged discipline in citizenship and defended national defense against pacifist and communist pressures while praising the graduates as prepared to meet emergencies.
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O'Neil
American Legion
Russia
United States
Boy Scout Movement
Supreme Court Pays Tribute To Late Taft And Sanford
In a dignified memorial in Washington the nine justices joined in tribute to William Howard Taft and Edward Terry Sanford, recalling Taft’s public service and Sanford’s entry into government work. Attorney General Mitchell read resolutions of regret adopted by the bar. In St Louis, two drowned boys were recovered after a towboat overturn at a school picnic.
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Washington
William Howard Taft
Edward Terry Sanford
Taft
Sanford
Mitchell
Justice McReynolds
Hughes
ST. Louis
Mississippi River
Edward Meilchar
Joseph Zielinsk
Minnesota press suppression law set aside by high court
Washington June 1. The Minnesota press suppression law was set aside by the supreme court in the case of the Saturday Press of Minneapolis. The five to four decision held the statute an unconstitutional censorship. Justice Hughes wrote for the majority, while Justice Butler dissented, arguing press liberty permits publication without restraint and libel laws suffice for protection.
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Minnesota
Washington
Supreme Court
Minneapolis
J. M. Near
State Supreme Court
Ernor
Hughes
Justice Butler
van DeVanter
McReynolds and
Sutherland
Inquiry into Summers deaths under way in Chicago
Coroner Bundesen said nineteen deaths tied to Mrs. Margaret Summers are being investigated over 25 years. Five known husbands plus fourteen others died. Summers is charged with murder by poison in several cases. Investigators seek if life policies totaling over 6500 dollars aided deaths.
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Chicago
Margaret Summer
Herman N. Bundesen
Stanley Jones Land Dames Lynch
Indiana Judge Reopens Kirkland Case in Slaying
Valparaiso Indiana June 1 AP Judge Grant Crumpacker reversed his earlier 1 to 10 year sentence for Virgil Kirkland in the death of Ariens Draves. Kirkland to be brought from Pendleton reformatory for new sentencing arguments. The case involves age and juvenile law questions amid venue disputes and related prosecutions.
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Valparaiso
Ind
Grant Crumpacker
Virgil Kirkland
Ariens Draves
Gary
Pendleton Reformatory
Kirkland
Crumpacker
James M. Ogden
Robert Estill
Lake County
Estill
Elmer Kirkland
Chicago
Cedar Lake
McErlane
Porter County
Lake
Ogden
Fatalities in Nation on Memorial Day
Memorial Day weekend deaths totaled about 180 from auto wrecks drownings and shootings. Weather influenced totals with rains and cooler Sunday easing drownings. Indianapolis race traffic and urban crushes spurred auto fatalities. incidents ranged from drownings in New York and California to shootings in Chicago and Oregon.
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Chicago
New York
Indianapolis
Indiana
Oreg
Ryansville
End
Smithburg
Pennsylvania
Wilkes Barre
Galifornia
Wisconsin
California
Arizona
Maryland
Virginia
Washington
D. C
Iowa
Mississippi
Vatican and Mussolini Move Toward Settlement
Rome reports both sides seek diplomatic talks after Vatican orders to curb anti Fascist campaigns and Mussolini tells Fascist editors to stop anti Catholic activity. Catholic youth groups are dissolved, three playgrounds close, and a protest from the American Knights of Columbus is filed. A separate Glasgow mob attack injures clergy during a May procession.
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Vatican
Osservatore Romano
Mussolini
Pope
Permier Mussolini
Curia
Pointiff
Faeisis
Edward Hearn
American Knights of Columbus
Garect
Catholic Action Organization
Italy
Prs der
Holy See
Catholic Action
Bologna
Vatican City
I Duce
Thaly
Scotland
Glasgow
Gallowgate
Millions in grain deal seals stabilization plan
Minneapolis report states the Farmers National Grain Corporation acting for the Grain Stabilization Corporation agreed to pay 10 million dollars for 44 million bushels of bread and durum wheat. This marks the second major deal in a month and the largest single day Minnesota transaction, part of the government price stabilization effort ending for now.
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Minnaepolis
Farmers National Grain Corporation
Grain Stabilization Corporation
Sane Corporation
Minnesota
Stabilization Corporation
Farm Board
Visit to Yellowstone on Western tour feature
On a Pacific Northwest vacation, August 2 to 21, a one day Yellowstone tour departs Gardiner Montana and travels by sight seeing motor cars to Mammoth Hot Springs Norris and Lower basins, to the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone and Tower Falls. The trip highlights the geysers hot springs and canyons with meals at Canyon and Mammoth Lodge, ending with a night train back to Gardiner.
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Yellowstone National Park
Gardiner
Montana
Northern Pacific
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Norris
Upger
Lower
Grand Canyon
Yellowstone
Pacific Northwest
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Mammoth Hot Springs
Jupiter
Cleopatra
Angel
Golden Gate
Obsidian Clif
Rosling Mountain
Norris Geyser
Great Falls
Niagara
Canyon
Tower Falls
Justice
Angel Terraze
Devil's Kitchen
Record protest over 100 mile race in Indianapolis
The A A A contest board reviewed Harry Hartz challenge alleging Freq Frame beat Louis Schneider to the finish in the annual 100 mile race at Indianapolis. Officials confirmed Schneider won the 500 mile race with a 59 second edge over Frame after a complete records review.
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Indianapolis
American Automobile Association Today
Harry Hartz
Los Angeles
Louis Schneider
Harta
Marta
Schneider
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Fratme
President of France weds Mme J Graves in private ceremony
Paris June 1 AP The Hayas News Agency reports President Gaston Doumergue married Mme J Graves in a civil ceremony at Elysee Palace before noon. The ceremony followed long-published rumors of his marriage before leaving office June 13. The bride’s identity was described as a French woman known to the president.
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Paris
Hayas
Gaston Doumergue
Mme. J. Graves
Elysee Palace
M. Doumergue
Doumergue Wal
Paul Doumer
Versailles
Jules Michel
M. Doumpergue
Millers Meet Opens Five Day Convention in Kansas City
About 355 delegates attend the five day convention of the Association of Operative Millers uniting the United States Canada and Mexico. An executive session and tours of Kansas City Mills are on today's schedule with research papers to follow. George M. Kautz of Manhattan will present evaporation studies at Kansas State College. Pred A. Matge of Noblesville, Ind. serves as president.
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Kansas City
Association of Operative Millers
United States
Canada
Mexico
Fodtayr
Kansas City Mills
George M. Kautz
Manhattan
Kansas State College
G. O O. Swanson
R. O. Pence
Pred A. Matge
Noblesville
Ind
Accident policy offered by Postal Life and Casualty
The Postal Life and Casualty Insurance Co of Kansas City Missouri offers a new accident policy paying up to $100 monthly for disability and $1000 for death at a cost under a day at $350 annually. Over 68 000 already insured. Open to men women and children ages 10 to 70. Send name address age beneficiary and relationship for 10 days free inspection with no examination required. Limited offer.
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Postal Life && Casualty
Surance Co
Dierks
Kansas City
Ash Abandons Pacific Non Stop Flight Attempt
Japanese aviation figure Thomas Ash Jr abandons plans for a nonstop Tokyo to America flight after a series of mechanical and design failures. The monoplane could not achieve required power and control response. fuel capacity was reduced from 1020 to 904 gallons as abort decision was taken. Ash planned to resume later with a more suitable aircraft, while discussions with supporters continued.
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Reno
Samshire Today
Thomas Ash, Jr
Pacific
Ash
Dutch Harbor
Alaska
Rengo
Tachikawa
Samushiro
Japan
America
Sam_—ushiro
Telej Braphea
Rend
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