New Socialist Government In Charge Of Chile
Santiago reports renewed street protests against the Davila Junta as C Diaz Davila outlines a shift toward progressive state socialism. He vows protection of private property, hints at tax changes and centralized control, with Congress to be dissolved and a dictatorial phase to guide a constitutional reform. Diplomats and American and British investors monitor developments as censorship begins locally.
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United Press
Santiago
Chile
Carlos Davila
Col
Marmaduke Grove
Grove
Montero
Carlos G. Davila
South America
Davila
Washington
Juan Montero
Telephone Company
International Telephone and Telegraph
The
Junta
Congress
Pugu
Observatory Gift To Wabash College In Crawfordsville
Crawfordsville Indiana June 6 a large observatory and telescope were presented to Wabash College and will be installed at once. The gift was made by W R Jewell of Danville Illinois though he is not an alumnus his long support of the school is noted.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
Wabash College
W. R. Jewell
Danville
Jewell
Wabash
Ponies Lose to Bandits in Nashville Holdup
Two Tennessee horsemen, J. D. Doyle and R. Bailey, reported to police in Lebanon after being robbed of 840 dollars near U S Route 52 while returning from a Washington racecourse winnings. The bandits fled toward Chicago in a new Ford after the assault. Doyle and Bailey, Nashville real estate operators who also race horses, suspect the robbers tailed them from the track.
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Washington Race Course
Chicago
Nashville
Lebanon
U. S. Road 52
Washington Track
J. D. Doyle
R. Bailey
Doyle
Pioneers Aid to Be Pageant Scene in Nebraska
Bayard Nebraska June 6 Chimney Rock Signal Point and Stone Face buttes once guiding pioneers on the Oregon Trail will host the first outdoor passion play west of the Mississippi The Gift of God directed by Rev Louis H Kaub of Nebraska Wesleyan University will run June 14 15 15 and 17 The 16 episode pageant includes The Wise Men From the East The Bargain of Judas and Jesus Before Pilate with Chimney Rock as the backdrop and the hills and rocks providing a realistic outdoor stage
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Bayard
Neb
Chimney Rock
Signal Point
Stone Face
Oregon Trail
Mississippi River
Louis H. Kaub
Nebraska
Wesleyan University
North Platte Valley
Judas
Jesus
Pilate
Aviator Feared Lost In Atlantic Flight
London reports aviation officials across Europe fear the New York to Warsaw flight of Stanislaus Hausner ended with a loss over the Atlantic. Fuel ran low early Sunday and a Cork garage owner noted a possible aircraft sound over St George's Channel. No further confirmations.
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London
Warsaw
Stanislaus Hausner
New York-Warsaw
Atlantic
Cork
Ireland
St. George’s Channel
France
England
Poland
Wealth Of Former Spanish King Not Exportable Possession
Paris June 6 The entourage of King Alfonso denies charges that the former monarch used his position for large scale exportable wealth. His assets are mostly in Spanish ventures, with an estimated liquid fortune of two to five million dollars. Royal palaces and jewels are held by Republicans, while the king and exiled family live modestly in France.
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Paris
Alfonso
Europe
Spain
Maria Christina
Prince of the Asturias
Santander
San Sebastian
Savoy inFontainebleau
Plot Against Life of Mussolini Fails
Rome June 6 A young anarchist Angelo Sbardellotto faced execution for a plot against Premier Benito Mussolini at a Janiculum Hill ceremony attended by the royal family and Queen Helene He carried nitroglycerin bombs a revolver and two flat bombs hung from his belt Police quoted him saying he would have killed himself regardless if Mussolini died The would be assassin was spotted by presidential detectives and stationed to strike within half an hour of Mussolini’s passing.
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Rome
Benito Mussolini
Angelo Sbardellotto
Janiculum Hill
Mussolini
Helene
Anita Garibaldi
Sbardellotto
Iowa Primaries Arouse Interest In Des Moines Vote
Des Moines June 6 Iowa voters in the largest primary field in state history chose GOP and Democratic nominees for state and district offices. Senator Brookhart fought for renomination amid charges of nepotism and disloyalty. Opponents included Field Haynes Cook Cosson and Eickelberg. Democrats backed anti prohibition sentiment led by Louis Murphy and Daniel Steck with focus on cutting expenditures and taxes. Haugen faced test as long time congressman while Benson campaigned statewide. Continued on page four.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Smith W. Brookhart
Brookhart
Henry Field
Glenn Haynes
Louis H. Cook
George Cosson
L. E. Eickelberg
Louis Murphy
Daniel F. Steck
Cook
Gilbert Haugen
Congress
Haugen
Washington
C. A. Benson
State Police Schedule for Auto Checks in Indiana
State Motor Patrolman Ernest Richardson is ordered to report each evening at six from June 11 to 18 to check all cars at designated points. He will partner with Patrolman Timmons at Lebanon Crawfordsville Monticello Fowler Kentland Otterbein Oxford and Lafayette on June 18. Engle and Youngblood join at Clinton Covington Veedersburg Attica Newport and Boswell plus Lafayette. Richardson reports to Lieut. Butler with daily totals and focuses on registration cards fictitious plates and dealer plate misuse.
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Ernest Richardson
Indiana State Police Bureau
Richardson
Timmons
Lebanon
Crawfordsville
Monticello
Fowler
Kentland
Otterbein
Oxford
Timmons, Engle and Youngblood
Lafayette
Engle
Youngblood
Clinton
Covington
Veedersburg
Attica
Newport
Boswell
Lieut
C. L. Butler
Colfax Man Horace Bush Dies Suddenly in Office
Colfax resident Horace C. Bush died of a heart attack Saturday night in Dr Wisehart's office. Born May 23 1861 south of Colfax he married Lettie Irwin in 1892. Survived by widow son Russell of Kansas City daughter Ethel and sister Mrs Emslie Cory. Funeral Tuesday at 10 80 in Bush home. burial Plainfield Indiana.
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Horace .C. Bush
Colfax
Boone County
Wisehart
Bush
Lettie Irwin
Russell
Kansas City
Ethel
Emslie Cory
Colfax Christian Church
Bush Home
R. L. Wiggins
Plainfield
Ind
Final Roller Skating Party Tuesday Night
The final roller skating party of the season sponsored by Mayor Perkins and the police force will be held tomorrow night on North Meridian Street. The street will be roped off from North to Chicago streets and skating will be supervised by the police.
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Perkins
North Meridian Street
Chicago
Republicans Turn Attention Toward State Convention
Indianapolis June 6 Republicans in Indiana faced a tense week as leadership wavered over prohibition while the state convention loomed within 72 hours. Eight candidates vied for the gubernatorial nomination as Senator James E Watson withdrew active role, leaving others to jockey for influence amid new entrants Springer and Arthur Sapp and veteran support realignments.
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Indianapolis
Watson
Washington
Arthur R. Robinson
M. Bert Thurman
John Owen
Noblesville
Raymond Springer
Connersville
Springer
Arthur Sapp
Huntington
Indiana American Legion
Frederick Landis
Logansport
Paul V. McNutt
Legion
Tenth
Luther Draper
Mary Sleeth
James Knapp
Parr Named Head of Sigma Chi at Indiana University
Allan Parr elected president of the Sigma Chi fraternity at Indiana University for the 1932 33 term. He is a junior active in campus affairs and studying law and liberal arts.
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Parr
Sigma Chi
Indiana
Allan Parr
W. H. Parr
Indiana University
Two Women Escape Burning Buick After Crash
A Buick coupe burst into flames after hitting a culvert on U S Road 52 south of Lebanon. Two women fled the wreck and escaped into a trailing car, with explosions from cartridges in the rear of the coupe lighting up the scene. State police found a revolver and tear gas gun among the debris. Ohio and Illinois license plates were found on the vehicle as witnesses saw the women flee toward Indianapolis in a following car.
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James Adair
U. S. Road 52
Lebanon
Ernest J. Richardson
Casey
Ohio
Illinois
Indianapolis
Engineer killed in wreck at Durand Illinois
Durand Illinois June 6 The engineer of the Southwest Limited to the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific railroad was killed and two mail clerks injured when part of the train derailed by a washout near Durand. The locomotive diner and one sleeper left the tracks the diner and other sleeper remained upright. The engineer last name Rowe and the injured clerks, unnamed, live in Milwaukee where the train was bound.
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Durand
Ill
The
Southwest Limited
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad
Rowe
Milwaukee
Rehabilitation Of Gen Ma Seen As Hero In China
Peiping reports General Ma Chan-shan, once a rival to Japanese forces, is being rehabilitated as a Chinese national hero after briefly serving Manchukuo as War Minister. Chinese press highlights his independence telegrams and military exploits, while some doubt if public sentiment will endure as events unfold.
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Peiping
China
Ma Chan-shan
Tsitsihar
Hailin
Henry Pu Yi
Manchukuo
Pu Yi
Manchuria
Tientsin
Nanni River
League of Nations Commission of Inquiry
Chang Hseuh-liang
Chang
Lord Lytton
Four California quakes devastate coast injure three
A sequence of four earthquakes along the northern California coast killed one person in Eureka and injured two others, with widespread but minor damage. The shocks were felt across a 250 mile stretch inland to Roseburg Oregon, center suspected in Humboldt and Del Norte counties, causing shattered windows and crumbled chimneys while most structures remained standing.
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Eureka
Calif
California
Humboldt
del Norte
Roseburg
Ore
Wallace McCutcheon
Ralph Young
Crescent City
Here
Scrent City
Oregon
Arcata
San Francisco
4-H Club Leaders Train at Shakamak Park Camp
At Shakamak State Park Indiana June 6, 300 plus 4-H club leaders from nearly every county gathered for the opening of the club leaders training course. The program is run by Indiana Kiwanis clubs and Purdue University agriculture extension. Dr Z M Smith state director of vocational education will preside at the session and Luther M Feegar Crane and governor of the Indiana Kiwanis district will speak. Tomorrow's agenda includes talks by Dr Smith and T wich Johnston of Purdue on news writing and training.
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Shakamak State Park
Ind
Indiana Kiwanis Clubs
Agriculture Extension Department
Purdue University
Z. M. Smith
Luther M. Feegar
Itar
The
Craneae
Indiana Kewanis District
Dr. Smith
T.wich Johnston
Purdue
Congress Today Senate Debates Tax Bill Conference Reports
Senate considers conference reports on tax legislation while House members pace minor bills awaiting submission. Rules committee meets to clear legislative items as Garner relief program and right of way bill move through chambers.
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Senate
House
James Bohantson Visits Anderso Residents on Sunday
James Bohantson of Anderso spent Sunday here with his eats, Mr. and Mrs. John Botton.
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James Bohantson
Anderso
John Botton
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Hausner
Senator Brookhart
Right
Prohi
Durand, Ill
Gen. Ma
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