New Cast Is Selected for 60 Show at Chicago Convention
Dusted Press reports a Thorough reshuffle of convention roles as Republicans prepare for their first major fight on prohibition since 1928. Key figures include Senator L. J. Dickson as likely temporary chairman and keynote speaker, Bertrand H. Snell as permanent chairman, and attorney Joseph L. Scott to nominate Hoover. Charles L. Scott will nominate Vice President Curtis. Delegates from Dawes to Lowden and Mrs. Mabel Willebrandt shape the lineup for a high stakes Chicago gathering.
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Raymond Clapper
Washington
Chicago
Hoover
Curtis
L. J. Dickson
Iowa
Bone Dry
Congress
Mr. Hoover
Bertrand H. Snell
New York
Nicholas Longworth
Joseph L. Scott
Los Angeles
The
Statesman
Charles L. Scott
Kansas
Republican National Committee
Charles G. Dawes
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Frank O. Lowden
Hinois
Tinos
William §. Ware
Pennsylvania
Kansas City
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Vaida Voivod Forms New Romanian Cabinet
Bucharest June 6 AP Alexander Vaida Voivod succeeded in forming a new Romanian cabinet today after King Carol asked him to frame a government following Nicholae Titulescu's report that he could not form one to replace the former premier Nicholae Jorga.
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Bucharest
Rumania
Alexander Vaida-Voivod
M. Vaida-Voevod
Carol
Nicholas Titulescu
Nichols Jorga
Funeral for Dr T T Clifford in Sedalia Missouri
Sedalia Missouri residents prepare for funeral services for Dr T T Clifford longtime Sedalia Capital publisher and former practitioner who retired years ago Funeral arrangements set for tomorrow morning in Sedalia MO.
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Sedalia
F. T. Glifford
Sedalia Capital
U S Boss of 25000 Russians Predicts Red Empire the Strongest in Europe
Colonel Hugh J. Cooper, famed waterpower engineer, discusses Soviet progress on the Dnieper project, praising Russian honesty and industry while opposing communism. He predicts Russia could become the strongest power in Europe or Asia and urges cautious engagement and a world trade conference. He notes Soviet purchases from the U.S. total $700 million and cites limited credit as a trade barrier.
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U. S
Red Empire
Europe
Robert Talley Cleveland
Hugh J. Cooper
Soviet
Russia
Asia
United States
Colonel Cooper
Wilson
Muscle Shoals
Mississippi River
Keokuk
Iowa
Assuan
Nile
Niagara Falls
Dnieper River
Cooper
Dnieper
Anyohe
Stalin
Hugh Y. Cooper
Cosner
Woman Delegate Demands Hoover Ban On Prohibition
Mrs. George H. Miles, president of the Women s State Republican Club and a delegate at large to the Republican Convention, said she will not attend the convention or vote for Hoover's renomination unless he pledges to repeal prohibition.
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Newark
George H. Miles
Women’s State Republican Club
Blast Wrecks Plant in North Kansas City
A powerful explosion shattered a plate glass window five miles away and wrecked the $30,000 Kansas City Vinegar and Pickle Company plant in North Kansas City last night. Police have not learned the blast cause.
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Kansas
ACITY
Kansas City
Sensational finish promised in stock inquiry this week
Washington June 6 AP The Senate stock market investigation heads toward a dramatic adjournment with witnesses and evidence piling up. The banking committee will cut the probe to focus on a single major case, possibly involving bear raiding and market manipulation by insiders with paid publicity.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Banking Committee
New York
Norbeck
Fasteeth Powder Delivers All Day Comfort
Ad touts Fasteeth powder to hold false teeth fat and comfortable from morning to night. Claims no wobble or slipping, no gum irritation, and easy use. Available at G. A. Fischer Drug Co. or local druggists.
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G. A. Fischer | Drug Co
Aady
Bees Infest White House Grounds Reported by Reporter
Washington correspondent notes a bee infestation on the White House grounds. If the bees are of the presidential variety, most will disappear in June.
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Washington
White House
Independent grocers claim edge over corporate chains
St Louis June AP reports the National Association of Retail Grocers says independent retail grocery distribution has strengthened against corporate chains. H Janssen cites deflated chain stocks and aggressive independent merchandising, while Carl H Schlapp credits wholesale grocers for community stability. Also, Norman Harms, 14, drowned while swimming near Sedalia, Missouri.
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ST. Louis
H. Janssen
National Association of Retail Grocers
Janssen
Ballyhoo
Carl H. Schlapp
National Wholesale Grocers’ Association
Cynicism Blights Youth, Missouri Baccalaureate Speech
The Rev. Dr. Karl Morgan Block of St. Louis told the University of Missouri graduates that cynicism and pessimism have had a blighting effect on American youths during his commencement address in Columbia.
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Karl Morgan Block
St. Louis
University of Missouri
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Lois Morrisett
Sparta
Ozark
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Sint
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