Delay Naming Haven As Chief Until Monday
Mayor Charles B. Mayne announced a delay in naming John F. Waven as chief of the city police. A department reorganization will be disclosed Monday with Horner to become city detective and J Ed Elder to head the midnight shift. Lieutenant Peter Hillers remains in charge 4 p m to midnight as the plan unfolds.
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Haven
Mayne
John F. Waven
Charles B. Mayne
Robert M. White
Lawrence County
White
Horner
J. Ed. Elder
Peter Hillers
Spitale Taken in Surprise Broadway Raid
Salvatore Spitale, a Lindbergh baby kidnapping underworld intermediary, was seized by detectives in Times Square with one woman and five men detained. No charges yet. police to book them and send to line up. Rumors tie Spitale to Vannie Higgins and a major race track pool raid.
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International News Service
New York
Broadway
Salvatore Spitale
Spitale
Times Square
Bronx County Grand Jury
Charles A. Lindbergh
William E. Thorpe
Greene County
Vannie Higgins
Brooklyn
Greenwich Village
Abie” Kettler
Julie Steele
Julia Behrman
Kettler
Rensellaer County
Billion Dollar Tax Measure Nears Final Approval
The Senate and House conferees reached a draft for a revenue bill exceeding one billion dollars in new taxes aimed at balancing the federal budget. The plan, with 250 disputed items resolved in a 14 hour session, seeks swift enactment to stabilize finances and halt gold outflows.
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International News Service
Washington
Senate
House
United States
Treasury
Community notes on youth attractions and city activity
Youngsters chase nostalgia with horses and buggies while city playgrounds await opening and summer programs take shape. Gaston Park and Ben Franklin field see after school visitors as the News plant aids a Rescue Mission wood shop project refurbishing furniture for needy families. The sem ster ends as educational students in New Castle wait for fall.
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Gaston Park
Ben Franklin Field
City Rescue Mission
New Castle
Daily Weather Report Summary
U S weather statistics for the 24 hour period ending at 9 this morning show a maximum and minimum of 58 degrees, precipitation of .03 inches, and a river stage of 4.4 feet. For the same date last year the maximum was 77, minimum 46, with no precipitation.
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U. S
Panic Grips Mexico City as Major Quake Shakes Capital
Thousands fled homes in panic as the most violent earthquake on record struck Mexico City for over 20 minutes. Buildings rocked and sidewalks cracked while tremors, centered near Oaxaca, were measured from Tacubaya by the National Seismological Observatory.
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Mexico City
Oaxaca
San Jeronimo
National Seismological Observatory
Tacubaya
Aimee McPherson Critically Ill in New Orleans
Mrs Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton evangelist of Angelus Temple is critically ill in New Orleans after a heart attack. A telegram from her husband David Hutton choir singer notes she has lost more weight than after her 193? nervous breakdown.
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International News Service
Los Angeles
Aimee Semple McPherson-Hutton
Angelus Temple
New Orleans
David Hutton
Temple
Hutton
Ada Agnes Shook Sets Perfect Attendance Record
Ada Agnes Shook a New Castle senior at New Castle High School has not missed a day or been tardy in eleven years. She received another perfect attendance seal yesterday and plans to keep the record through her final semester and graduation in January 1933.
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Ada Agnes Shook
New Castle
Ada Agnes
J. C. Shook
South Mill Street
Lincoln and
Garfield
Benjamin Franklin
Will Consider Special Session Call On Monday
Philadelphia faces tentative plans for a special legislative session with talks on emergency taxation and eight revenue sources. Officials note few concrete economy measures and warn that cities like Philadelphia have debt limits, urging scrutiny of job cuts while seeking relief from the state.
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Gifford Pinchot
Philadelphia
Three Girls to Graduate From New Home Economics Course
A trio of senior high school girls will graduate tonight from the school's newly inaugurated home economics program. This brings total graduates to eight since the course began a few semesters ago. The department will receive recognition during commencement exercises.
Rumor of Monarchy Restoration Sparks Germany
Rumors that Germany would restore the monarchy with the former Crown Prince as prince regent caused excitement in Berlin. Officials denied the claim, while speculation on Germany's future persisted after Hindenburg's dismissal of Chancellor Bruening.
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Berlin
Germany
Potsdam
von Hindenburg
Heinrich Bruening
Kurt von
Allen barred from Lindbergh circus act in three cities
Massachusetts mayors bar William Allen from a circus act claiming he explains the Lindbergh kidnapping case. Brockton and Quincy clean permits after protests, Lowell council bans his appearance on June 7 citing commercialization concerns.
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International News Service
Boston
Massachusetts
William Allen
Brockton
Quincy
Lowell
Allen
Edmonds Act Needs Revision Says Dr Rule
Dr James N Rule state superintendent urged revisions to the Edmonds act at the Erie county Pomona Grange meeting in Corry Pa to align public school costs with living costs and to add flexibility to mandatory provisions He announced this as his first public comment on possible school code changes in response to economic changes.
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International News Service
Corry
Pennsylvania
James N. Rule
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Erie County
Pomona Orange
Dr. Rule
Three Women Drowned In Oklahoma City Flood
A cloudburst in Oklahoma City on June 3 floods the North Canadian river swamping lowlands and industrial districts. Three unidentified women drowned and more than a thousand people were left homeless as the river overflowed its banks.
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International News Service
Oklahoma City
Okla
banker Herbert Fleischacker speaks on outlook
Special to The News from Palo Alto reports Herbert Fleischacker, a Pacific coast financier likened to J. P. Morgan and others, remarks he does not know what ails the nation or what will happen, contrasting with optimism implied by some. He notes uncertainty even among bankers.
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Palo Alto
Cal
Mr. Hoover
Herbert
Herbert Hoover
Herbert Fleischacker
J. P. Morgan
Owen Young
Carter Glass
Andy Mellon
Pacific Coast
U. S. Senate
Hoover Administration Battles Over Jobless Relief Plan
Washington faces a critical clash as President Hoover and congressional Democrats race to enact relief measures. Administration spokesmen push to separate loan provisions for states from public works, proposing a $300,000,000 Reconstruction Finance Corp loan to states for city relief. The move aims to speed aid amid growing appeals for help.
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Hoover
Congressional Democrats
Senate
House
Congress
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Death notices for several individuals in New Bedford Pittsburgh Townville and more
Death records list Mrs. Alice Barnett Shields 81 of New Bedford Mrs. Rosella Jane Young 85 of Pittsburgh Mrs Edith Barton Kightlinger 49 of Townville and Melissa Agnes Motter 74 with address 204 Richelieu Avenue noting final arrangements.
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Alice Barnett Shields
New Bedford
Rosella Jane Young
Pittsburgh
Edith Barton Kightlinger
Townville
Melissa Agnes Motter
Harry M. Householder
Richelieu Avenue
Shenango Township High School Holds Graduation Ceremony
Shenango Township high school's class of 41 received diplomas as Dr. C. C. Green urged students to plan for future success. Principal G. W. Johnston presented diplomas as the Shenango orchestra played Festal March and Rev. W. L. Bloomquist delivered remarks at East New Castle.
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Shenango Township High School
Superintendent of Schools
C. C. Green
Shenango
Green
Shenango Orchestra
Cadman
W. L. Bloomquist
Savannah M. E. Church
Senior High Confers 242 Diplomas at 59th Commencement
The Senior High School pins 242 graduates at the 59th commencement in the Ben Franklin Junior High auditorium tonight starting at 8 PM. President Robert F Galbreath delivers the principal address amid student talks on home economics arts and sciences. The Rev A M Stump offers invocation and benediction as four prizes are presented and diplomas are handed by D B Woolcock.
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Ben Franklin Junior High
Robert F. Galbreath
A. M. Stump
St. Paul's Church
D. B. Woolcock
Board of Education
London is First Objective of Trip by Hausner
Stanley Hausner left Floyd Bennett Airport at 9 46 a m bound for Warsaw Poland planning a Great Circle route with London as the first objective He will resume his journey if fuel holds and weather cooperates He uses the same instruments as Lindbergh and expects head winds across the ocean
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New York
Stanley Hausner
Floyd Bennett
Warsaw
Poland
London
Hausner
Lindy
Charles A. Lindbergh
Pennsylvania Delegates Favored for Front-Row Seats in Chicago
For the third straight convention California Maine Pennsylvania and parts of Massachusetts will be seated in front-row chairs at Chicago Stadium for the Republican presidential conclave starting one week from Tuesday.
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International News Service
Chicago
California
Maine
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Chicago Stadium
Aquitania Limps Toward New York
The Cunard liner Aquitania limped toward New York with boiler trouble. After an overnight halt 60 miles east of New York the vessel continued at reduced speed while the S S New York passed it at 9 am. The Aquitania did not request assistance.
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International News Service
S. S. New York
New York
Youngster Promoted as School Ends Year
Arthur Mometer reports smooth school closure with no classes and roll calls. The student is promoted a grade to Two RB next year amid warm sun and sultry weather, as parents celebrate the achievement.
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Daily Weather Report
Arthur Constantine
Aimee McPherson
William B. Brown
Harrisburg
Edward L. Deuss
Bar Allen
Shawkey
Elizabeth Macklin
Doris Shawkey
Polk
Bessemer
Ruth Wagoner
Westminster College
Omnicon Mu Gamma
Edmonds Act
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McNeags
Williams
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DR. C.C. Green
Paris
Quentin Reynolds
Aquitania
Arthur Mometer
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