Hoover Addresses Indiana Crowd on Low Mood Crisis
President Hoover spoke to 5,200 at the Indiana State Fairgrounds defending his economic policy and urging confidence. He warned against theoretical panaceas, cited lessons from World War I era hardship, and said underlying recovery forces are rising. He noted a shift of guests from Indiana Republican leaders and prepared to visit Marion, Ohio, to dedicate Harding memorial.
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Indiana Republican, Editorial Association
Butler University
Indiana
Marion
Warren G. Harding
United States
New Weather Devices Expand Heights for Data
In a 1931 AP piece, Dr. William J. Humphreys notes two modern tools for upper air study. Rockets probe lower levels and storms, possibly reaching the 50 mile ceiling, while a miniature wireless robot aboard a free balloon reports readings instantly to observers. The article is part of a series on world weather developments.
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William J. Humphreys
United States Weather Bureau
Associated Press
Washington
Star Wins Ascot Stakes At Ascot England
J P H W Candell's Noble Star won the Ascot Stakes at Ascot with Montague Evans' Bluevision finishing second and M B De Starlady's Bonny Boy third in a field of twenty one horses.
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Ascot, Eng
Crisis Averted in Britain Over Land Tax Amendment
The government provisionally accepts the Liberal party's redrafted amendment to Chancellor Snowden's penny a pound land tax. It sets methods for assessing land under the land tax in relation to income tax provisions. Prime Minister Ramsey MacDonald announced the breakthrough averting a potential crisis.
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London
Liberal Party
Snowden
Ramsey MacDonald
Prohibition Ring Leader Outlined In Joplin Case
Kansas City man Guy Brock, among 48 indicted in Joplin, faces a Leavenworth sentence after pleading guilty to conspiracy to violate the National Prohibition Act and selling 50 gallons of liquor to federal agents. He received 1 year 6 months plus a 7200 dollar fine. sentences run consecutively. Other indicted include John Lazia and Rose Mary Lyons with associates. remaining members arraigned, most free on bond.
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Kas
Brock
al Capone
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Albert L. Reeves
John Lazia
Kansas City Northside
June Eathrens
Miss Rose
Mary Lyons
North Side Finance Corporation
Lazia
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