Prince Carol Welcomed Back at Bucharest
United Press reports in Bucharest that parliament may proclaim former Crown Prince Carol king of Roumania. Carol arrived from Munich amid continuous conferences with Prime Minister Maniu and cabinet members, while Dowager Queen Marie traveled to Germany.
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Bucharest
Roumania
Dimineatza
Carol
Dimineatra
Michael
Julius Maniu
Maniu
Alexander Vaida Voevod
Marie
Germany
Munich
Kluj
Transylvania
Koeroessoe
Vaida Voevod
Cetroceni Palace
Prince Nicholas
Nicholas
Madame Tohani
North Carolina Voters Weigh Senate Race in 1930 Primary
North Carolina faces a pivotal primary as Senator Furnifold M Simmons seeks another term amid opposition from Josiah W Bailey. The race tests party loyalty in a state long seen as a Democratic stronghold and signals possible Republican gains in the general election.
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United Press
Raleigh
N. C
Furnifold M. Simmons
Alfred E. Smith
North Carolina
Simmons
Josiah W. Bailey
Bailey
Washington
Senate
John J. Parker
Supreme Court
Parker
E Or Simmons
Bishop Cannon Defends Withdrawing From Senate Probe
Bishop Cannon issues a formal statement defending his withdrawal from the senate lobby committee probe. He argues there was no quorum and that his withdrawal was voluntary and not contempt, while Acting Chairman Walsh calls the act plain contempt.
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United Press
Washington
Caraway
Senate Lobby Committee
Cannon
Walsh
Final passage of tariff bill now doubtful
United Press reports in a June 17 poll the senate teeters at 46 in favor and 46 against the final tariff form with four doubtful senators and possible absences. Democratic independent coalitionists show 49 to 47 against while administration forces count on a vice presidential tie breaker, lamenting potential defeat.
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Washington
Senate
United Press
Curtis
Frazier and
Nye
North Dakota
Jones
Battle of Kettle Creek commemorated in Georgia tablet
In Kettle Creek Georgia on June 7 a granite shaft memorializes the February 14 1779 battle where 400 American rebels defeated 700 British troops. General Charles P Summerall called it the epic of the revolution and a symbol of patriotism alongside Lexington and Kings Mountain.
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Kettle Creek
Congress
Daughters of the American Revolution
Charles P. Summerall
United States Army
Summer
Georgia
Lexington
King’s Mountain
Treasury Balance and Customs Receipts Reported
Treasury net balance on June 4 was 85 million 734 thousand 637 dollars 36 cents. Customs receipts for the month to that date totaled 6 million 177 thousand 22 dollars 40 cents.
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Washington
Treasury
Notorious Affair and Dynamite Casts Revealed
A star studded lineup for A Notorious Affair features Billie Dove as a self-willed English wife who helps her violinist husband rise to fame while facing public pressure and rivals. Basil Rathbone Kay Francis and Kenneth Thomson head a strong supporting cast in a tale of egoism passion and sacrifice. In Capitol today Dynamite showcases Cecil B DeMille style spectacle with Cynthia Crothers marrying Hagen Derk on the eve of a murderers execution and entangled wealth schemes.
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Kay Francis
Gherardi
Montagu Love
Capitol Today
Cecil B. DeMille
Jeanie MacPherson
Cynthia Crothers
Hagen Derk
State
Marcia Towns
Roger Towne
Towne
Miss Crothers
Cynthia
Dawes Praises Mothers of U S World War Dead
Ambassador Dawes, in Cambridge, lauded American Gold Star mothers and travelers visiting England to seek social equality. He contrasted their quiet grief with social ambitions, calling the Westminster Hall gathering the proudest hour of his stay as U S ambassador.
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Associated Press
Cambridge
England
Ambassador Dawes
Trinity College
United States
London
Dawes
France
Westminster Hall
No Objection to Bonds Issued in U S
The Senate department advised a New York bankers syndicate led by J P Morgan Company that it will impose no objection to issuing in the United States part of the Bank of International Settlements bonds. The bonds total 300 million dollars with one third backing the United States. One third funds Germany loan and the rest finances German reparations bonds.
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Washington
Senate Department
New York
J. P. Morgan and Company
United States
Bank of International Settlement
Germany
Planes Move Through Berlin Tempelhof in April
During April 869 aircraft departed or arrived at Tempelhof Airport. The airport carried 1,620 passengers and over 59 tons of freight and mail. City flights totaled 885 with 2,283 passengers.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Tempelhof
Hoover and guests depart for Camp Hoover and Camp Washington
President Hoover leads more than fifteen guests from the White House to the Rapidan river fishing preserve in the Blue Ridge. Notables include Hurley Mills Lucas Sis son Richardson Hanford MacNider and Theodore Roosevelt. Mrs Hoover remained at the capital for rest after a back injury.
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Washington
Hoover
White House
Rapidan River
Blue Ridge Mountains
Hurley
Mills
The
Treasury
Lucas
Internal Revenue Bureau
Sisson and
Richardson
Hanford MacNider
Canada
Theodore Roosevelt
Porto Rico
First Post Graduate University is Planned
Newark reports the creation of the Institute for Advanced Study, America’s first post graduate university, with a $5,000,000 endowment from Louis Bamberger and Mrs Felix Fuld. Dr Abraham Flexner named director. admission based on intellect regardless of race religion or sex. scholarships offered as needed.
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Newark
N. J
America
Louis Bamberger
Felix Fuld
Institute For Advanced Study
Abraham Flexner
Division of Medical Education
General Education Board of
New York City
World buys more American false teeth in early 1930
The United States exported 7,548,713 false teeth valued at $358,908 in the first quarter of 1930, up from the same period in 1929. Dental instruments supplies and dental office furniture also showed gains, indicating growing foreign demand for American dental goods.
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Associated Press
Washington
America
State Fights Forest Fires by Prevention
SAN FRANCISCO June 7 The state division of forestry and agricultural extension service of the University of California demonstrate rural fire protection essentials in foothill communities. They show soil slopes with and without brush protection to illustrate water percolation and runoff, aiming to reduce forest fire hazard this summer.
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San Francisco
State Division of Forestry and Agricultural Extension Service
University of California
Aged Veterans of South Leave for Their Homes
Biloxi Mississippi June 7 The United Confederate veterans depart after their fortieth annual reunion with songs and cheers. A fierce Gulf squall tore through Camp Sneed blowing down three tents but injuring none. General R A Sneed and party rode a coast guard cutter to Ship Island and back unscathed. The return of General L W Stephens to Coushatta Louisiana was warmly welcomed amid parade and ball events. Rain accompanied the squall leaking through a pabillion structure?
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Associated Press
Biloxi
Miss
United Confederate Veterans
South
Gulf of Mexico
Sneed
R. A. Sneed
Coast Guard
Ship Island
Mississippi Sound
Coushatta
L. W. Stephens
The
Veterans
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Dancing Moves Shifted to Local Hotel During Progress
A portion of the event moved from a tent roof to a nearby hotel as dancing continued through the progression, reflecting a shift in venue amid crowds.
Cog Railway to Link Mt Hood for Sightseers
Secretary Hyde approves a cog railway to Mount Hood, creating a new means of pleasure for the nation. The 11,225 foot peak remains a rugged wilderness as the project moves toward linking the mountain with civilization.
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Cog Railway
Mt. Hood
Washington
Mount Hood
Hyde
Drilling Errors Hit Oil Fields Deep Wells
In Los Angeles on June 7 a report warns that drilling deeper than 5 000 to 9 000 feet creates new complications not present at 1 000 feet. Errors can lead to legal disputes if oil is found on another's property or result in missing oil entirely.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Air Lines to Exchange Traffic by New System
Plans for exchanging through passenger traffic among more than 20 lines over a 30 000 mile network have been perfected by the American air transport association. Through line tickets will be issued and each line will act as agent for all others, creating a national traffic sales force.
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Chicago
American Air Transport Association
Goats devour rabbit ancestry tags in Oregon hutches
In Tualatin Oregon a goat escaped and ate tags that identified the lineage of a hundred thoroughbred rabbits leaving their pedigrees unknown and the yard in disarray.
666 Relieves Neuralgia and Fever in Quick Time
A tablet called 666 claims rapid relief from neuralgia headaches within about 30 minutes and feverish cold symptoms in a day while also claiming malaria relief in three days. The ad markets 666 tablets as a general remedy.
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