Reynolds Leads North Carolina Senate Race in Early Returns
In Charlotte the Wet Candidate, Reynolds, leads Cameron Morrison by a wide margin as 1,823 precincts report with about 256,000 counted and a total expected turnout near 350,000. Key figures show Reynolds 118,440. Morrison 114,402, with Grist and Simarons also listed among early tallies.
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Federal Power Commission
Treasury Receipts and June Expenditures Report
Treasury receipts balance at 338 from June reported alongside expenditures of 1.7ds. June customs duties totaled 1, Ski B29S,15. New York Daily News notes police wounding Oppang Tead ers in an investigation related to the Lindbergh ransom payment case.
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Missing American flier Stanislaus Hausney feared over Atlantic
London reports growing anxiety as Stanislaus Hausney, Polish American pilot, remained untraced after departing New York last Friday bound for Warsaw. Air authorities in Europe queried airfields from sea to land seeking any word of his progress before landing at Le Bourget in the Polish capital.
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Capital Periled by Chile Regime Influx of Socialist Rules
Santiago Chile June 6 AP establishment of Chile s new socialist regime creates no immediate danger for American investments except those tied up in the Cosach nitrate combine controlled by American interests. The regime under Carlos Davila will move slowly on foreign holdings while preparing decrees to seize productive resources and redistribute wealth.
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Walsh Sought as Caucus Chairman in Place Shouse
An Associated Press report notes a Roosevelt ally backs Senator Walsh of Montana for permanent Democratic convention chairman, replacing Jouett Shouse. The piece describes GOP leaders signaling a resubmission plank, North Carolina’s dry race with Robert Reynolds challenging Cameron Morrison, and a delayed Democratic primary decision with multiple candidates in a tight field.
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Alfred E. Simi
New York
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Montana
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Kentucky
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Washington
Moses
NewManshire
North Carolina
Robert R. Reynolds
Cameron Morison
Economies urged in government and education programs at UT
President H A Morgan urged economies in educational and governmental programs during the 125th UT commencement in Knoxville. Over 300 graduates received degrees. He stressed cooperation between the treasury and administration to develop new resources and economies to restore the commonwealths credit, and urged shared sacrifice and a focus on public education in solving economic crises. The address noted that research, resident and extension teaching rise in times of distress.
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Seabury Faces Charge Amid Bermuda Travel Probe
New York AP investigation leader Samuel Seabury faces questions as he reviews the Walker administration record. Senator Hastings accuses Seabury of improper travel costs totaling 1,100 with only 450 paid, urging grand jury action. Seabury plans to present 700,000 words of testimony to Governor Roosevelt by week’s mid point.
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Segbury
Quinn Lashes at Machine in Opening Drive for Governor
Judge Pat Quinn of Maryville launched his campaign for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination, pledging honesty and economical state government. He attacked opponents Malcolm E. Patterson and Hill McAlister, and criticized highway commissioner Robert H. Baker over deposits in banks that failed in 1930, calling it an unguarded statement. Continued on page six.
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Baker
Senators to Miss Republican Convention
Ashington June 6 PInly a week remaining the Republican national convention Senators Watson of Indiana the Republican leader told newspapers today it would be impossible for the senate to finish its legislative duties in time for members to attend He said it is not planned to recess for the conventions and the Senate faces work until July 1 If adjournment is not taken before that date the senators will miss the Republican convention beginning June 14 and perhaps all of the Democratic meet beginning June 27 Foremost among the measures remaining are economy and reli ed Senator Watson also hopes for annutment of the loan discoune bank bill urged yesterday by President Hoover as part of his Tear fold economic program
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Another Bomb Plot Against Benito Mussolini Revealed
Rome police announced the arrest of 25 year old Angelo Sbardellotto outside Palazzo Venezia with a pistol and two bombs aimed at Mussolini during Garibaldi celebrations. He claimed membership in Justice and fanatic group and said the plan mirrored the Schirru case. The suspect carried a forged Swiss passport and said the attack was timed to target Il Duce near Anita Garibaldi’s bier.
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Senate Action On Hoover Outlines Tax Bill Pending Relief Program
The Senate advanced the 1.118 billion tax bill toward final passage with expected White House sign by nightfall. Debates over changes from conference with the House and opposition to the electrical tax persisted as a quick enactment seemed likely. President Hoover outlined broader relief steps including employment and agriculture aid and calls for federal spending to pay as you go.
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Ousted Patrolmen Cite No Stated Reason for Dismissal
Five state highway patrol members publish a statement saying the only reason they can assign for their dismissal is incurring the displeasure of Commissioner Charles M McCabe when they supported charges against Chief J C Davis. Davis says he was dismissed for refusing a campaign fund salary deduction and claims he transmitted the request to key officials. Signers include J R Norwood Jerry Cottal R S Cravens W Wayne Hargis and Howell McPherson.
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Davis
Malcolm R Patterson
J. O. Davis
McMillin
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McCabe
J. R. Norwood
Jerry Cottal
R. S. Cravens
W. Wayne
Hargis
Howell McPherson
Veterans 5606 Strong Seek Cash For Bonus
Five thousand men converged on Washington from across the nation to demand payment of veterans bonuses. Police kept order as marchers rode freight trains and box cars toward the capital while others boarded buses and walked, with reports of railroads delaying or diverting trains to avoid the protest.
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