Plane Hops Off for Cuba on Southward Flight
A 10 passenger amphibian biplane Washington departed Tampa at 11 a m for Havana Cuba as the next leg of a New York to Buenos Aires route via the West Indies. Pilot M M Cloukey led six other aboard including Mr and Mrs Ralph A O Neill, VP and GM of New York Rio and Buenos Aires Lines Inc, owners of the ship pioneering an airline to South America. The craft aimed to reach Havana about 2 p m EST.
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Associated Press
Tampa
Florida West Coast
Washington
Havana
Cuba
New York
Buenos Aires
Argentina
West Indies
M. M. Cloukey
Ralph A. O'Neill
O'Neill
New York, Rio and
Buenos Aires Lines, Inc
South America
Bureau cites firearm order as focal point in shootings probe
Lowman has ordered a probe into the Detroit and International Falls shootings started yesterday amid Capitol debate. He aims for an early report and will reemphasize the firearm order which prohibits promiscuous display of weapons and requires self defense or felon prevention for any draw.
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Lowman
Detroit
International Falls
Capitol
Bureau
Blast Wrecks New Orleans Plant
A blast devastated a New Orleans plant causing extensive damage and raising questions about safety and response. The article quotes guidelines for officers handling dangerous situations and emphasizes accountability for any use of firearms. It also mentions social events and a matrimonial luncheon founded in 1906 as part of community traditions.
Appetizer Party In Ecaussines Draws Bachelors
In Ecaussines Belgium on June 10 the matrimonial luncheon thrives as eligible bachelors are invited to a yearly party. The event uses a paying basis for obtaining a husband and the maiden members prepare for the occasion.
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Associated Press
Ecaussines
Belgium
Irish Officer Killed in Mine Explosion
Dublin police officer O Sullivan died today in a mine blast. The incident occurred during ongoing mining operations in the city area, with authorities reporting a fatal accident and investigators commencing a full inquiry into the explosion and circumstances surrounding the officer’s death.
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Dublin
O'Sullivan
Kilrush officers attack on alleged ammunition dump
In Kilrush County Clare an explosion hit as O'Sullivan and two civil guards searched a suspected arms dump after receiving an anonymous tip. Two officers were badly injured during the blast as digging began near Kilrush.
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Kilrush
County Clare
O’sullivan
Civil Guard
O'Sullivan
Flea Surgeon Student Invents Instrument for Microscope Work
Milan Kopac a Nebraska University graduate student studying parasites performs microscopic flea appendectomies to study tiny bugs. His new device uses delicate needles under a microscope to perform the operation though the patient always dies, highlighting the need to perfect flea surgery.
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Lincoln, Neb
Milan Kopac
University of Nebraska
Senate rejects report threatens farm relief delay
A statement after the senate rejected the conferees report warned that a house vote against the debenture plan would force the bill to pass with debentures eliminated. The senate vote was 46 to 43, compared to 47 to 44 when Hoover opposed the plan. The president argued the vote adds further delay and may jeopardize farm relief legislation.
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Senate
House
Hoover
Senate Bill Aims to Reform Agricultural Support System
The measure seeks to create an Oral Farm Board with ordinary authority to recognize a marketing system for farmers, backed by a $500 million capital, advancing steady upbuilding of agriculture and placing it on businesslike footing. Opponents cite practical objections and press opposition, noting exports subsidies would worsen inequality.
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Membe
Senate
Oral Farm Board
Senate Action Sends Conference Back Over Farm Relief
Fragmentary passage notes the Senate in action over agricultural relief and a conference with the House. The text indicates the conference committee was sent back to the House without a final decision and a request for reconsideration in conference to adjust differences, highlighting ongoing relief debates.
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Gulf and Valley Cotton Oil Company
South Grand St
Monroe, la
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House of Representatives
News-Star
Lishing Company
Monroe Morning Post
DeSiard St
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