Hopewell Back In Humdrum Ways After Lindbergh Tragedy
Hopewell returns to quiet life as Lindberghs endure sorrow. Colonel Lindbergh seeks solace in science at Rockefeller Institute New York. Mrs Lindbergh stays with her mother in Englewood as a new baby expected. Dr John Condon studies crime photos hoping for leads while the hoax suspect awaits trial. A vaudeville offer invites the man who found the Lindbergh baby.
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Dale Harrison
Hopewell
N. L
Thumdrum
Sourland
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
New York
Lindbergh
Notieedill
John Hughes Curtis
John F. Condon
Dlassie
Col. Lindbergh
John
Old Bills and Hoarders
A Dallas era newspaper note recalls large sized U S currency hoarding, citing Missouri Rep Cochran's figure that 538 million of the big bills remain tucked away rather than circulated. The column blends humor and commentary with quotes from Hitler Mussolini Earhart Hoover Einstein Stalin Smuts and others, and mentions France Italy and New frontiers in technology.
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United States
Cochran
Missouri
St. Louis Democrat Promises $720 Voter Income and $240 Child Grant
St. Louis attorney Robert H. Merryman declared his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for U S senator. He urged a law guaranteeing every voter an annual income of 720 dollars and every child 240 dollars if they lack income. He proposed funding by taxing all great estates, leaving about 50 dollars for heirs.
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Louis
Robert H. Merryman
St. Louis
United States
Germany's New Cabinet Sworn In Today
President Hindenburg summons the new cabinet led by Count Fritz Von Papen to meet at the presidential palace for oath of office at 5:30 p.m. The session follows, with ministers named for foreign, finance, and justice posts among others. Observers warn of a de facto autocracy under Article 48, as Reichstag votes may not be secured. Adolf Hitler has no cabinet seat, while labor ministry is held by Dr. Hermann Warmbold.
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Berlin
Paul von Hindenburg
Fritz von Papen
Inow
Skticion
Baron Constantin von Neurath
London
Luta Schwerin von Krosick
Prang Guertner
Karl Goerdeler
Hermann Warmbold
Warmbold
County von Kros
Reichstag
von Hindenburg
Adolph Hitler
Barkley Keynote Dilemma Faces Democrats at Convention
Senator Barkley of Kentucky weighs a delicate keynote in the Democratic convention as tariffs and prohibition loom. Party factions worry over his oil tariff vote and possible silence on tariff policy while Cordell Hull and Roosevelt forces debate whether Barkley should stay as temporary chairman or withdraw to spare embarrassment.
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Barkley
Roosevelt
Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Alben W. Barkley
Kentucky
Senator Barkley
Jane
Anti- Saloon League
Ciry
Hills
Heaven
Ee Aige
Cordell Hull
Tennessee
Hull
Harding
Theyre Good To Jimmie
The piece portrays New York City and Mayor Jimmy Walker as well loved, despite claims of a hard boiled image. It highlights several accounts of friends aiding him financially and socially, suggesting a broad network that supports his tenure amid demanding city life.
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Tribune Externaries
Tribune Printing Company
Associated Press
Tocal News
Jeferson City
Jefferson City
Bist
Missouri
New York
Broadway
Jimmy Walker
Walker
Atlantic City
Jimmy
Europe
Fateh
Compromise on Prohibition at Republican Convention
Republican leaders move toward a compromise prohibition plank ahead of the convention with President Hoover’s stance unclear. Postmaster General Brown predicts a formula satisfying all, while Borah backs dry ally Brookhart. eastern Republicans press for a shift yet the aim remains to honor laws while preserving voters’ rights.
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Raymond Clapper
United Press
Washington
Hoover
White House
Walter F. Brown
Brown
Borah
Idaho
Brookhart
Iowa
Senate
Agriculture
New York
New Jersey
Campaigns Drive Home Modernizing Gains Across Cities
The United States Commerce Department backed home modernization campaigns in 200 cities with Americants and business groups aiding. The effort aimed to beautify communities, boost realty values, create jobs, and stimulate trade. Total spending nears 25 million dollars with Portland and Spokane pledging large sums, yet distribution remains uncertain.
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United States Department of Commerce
Americasts
Can Legionervice Club
Portland
Ore
Spokane
Wash
Memorial trees linked to biocentennial observance
The American Association promotes planting trees as Washington biocentennial memorials. Millions of living memorials have been planted by schoolchildren veterans groups and other organizations. The program aims to have communities nationwide participate before year’s end, beautifying and aiding reforestation while preserving these living monuments for posterity.
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The
American Association
Washington
D. A
Motorized Surf Board Aims For Life Saving Use
An Australian mechanic in Sydney builds a motorized surf board during spare hours. The buoyant board supports two to four persons in emergencies and includes a four-housed motor. It is designed to reach notable speed and serve life saving purposes near shore.
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Sydney
Popular Science Monthly
Wichita Land Bank Surges in Farm Mortgage Demand
Rapidly increasing demand for farms boosts activity at the Federal Land Bank in Wichita Kansas. President John Fields says the bank is selling farms faster than it gains title, cutting the bank's owned properties 11.5 percent in four months and marking the lowest foreclosures since March 1991. He stresses the trend reflects homesteading efforts rather than a farming boom.
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Wichita
Kan
Federal Land Bank
John Fields
Fields
Marcel
Field
Federal Aid Gets Endorsed by Mayors Conference
Detroit June 2 AP A pro plan for federal aid in three forms won the backing of about thirty mayors of large cities. They urged Congress and President Hoover to amend the Reconstruction Finance Corporation act to aid municipalities, back direct unemployment relief, and propose a $3.08 billion federal bond issue for public works. A permanent organization of municipal chiefs was also approved to coordinate efforts and present a united front.
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Detroit
Congress
Hoover
Frank Murphy
Noted Romance Chapter XLII Sees Susan's Dilemma
Susan faces torn loyalties as engagement to Xestath looms. Heath, moved by unexpected feelings, considers a graceful exit while Susan endures a pressure to marry Bob amid secrecy. A club dinner and a pivotal letter heighten tension before the wedding.
Critics Target Convention Practices At St Louis Meeting
Chare? Jes Nagel, delegate-at-large to the Republican convention and Washington University chairman, attacked prewriting party platforms in Washington and preselecting convention committee chairs. He warned of a lack of leadership among politicians and said a few real statesmen could influence the convention.
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ST. Louis
Jes Nagel
Washington University Corporation
Washington
Washington University
Clings in vain as fire trap fatally injures man
Jacob Wheeler, 50, suffered fatal injuries after clinging to a second story window of a burning house in Kansas City yesterday. Firemen arrived to rescue him but he fell when the stairway was cut off by flames.
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Kansas City
Jacob Wheeler
Sripple
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