Hoover Outlines Broad Hoover Plan For Relief Effort
President Hoover released a comprehensive program for federal aid to employment agriculture and business aiming to expand Reconstruction Finance Corporation capital to 3 000 000 000 and widen benefits via a nationwide bank system and strict pay-as-you-go spending. The plan includes loans to states and localities for self liquidating construction, farm relief measures, and a home loan discount system to spur housing and protect homes from foreclosure.
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2000 Barrels Daily Flow From Conroe Field Startup
In Conroe Texas on June 6 a new Texas Development Company No 2 well began production. The Btsake Ol corporation’s South Texas Development No 2 blew in yesterday saturating crews and soon reported an average flow of 2000 barrels per day through a three-eighths inch choke. At 6 a.m. today the Mowatt well was still flowing strongly.
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Counter revolution in Chile sparks martial tense clashes
Reports from southern Chile say army and navy backed a counter movement as garrisons in Concepcion and Talca reportedly quelled counter revolutionary forces. The United States notes no immediate danger to investments beyond Cosach Nitrate holdings valued at 376 million dollars, controlled by American interests, with nationalization expected.
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Jap Will Try to Recover Bodies in Volcano Pit
HILO Hawai June 6 A descent into the firepit of Kilauea volcano is planned by HL T Konishi a Japanese contractor to recover the bodies of Sylvesine Nunes and Margaret Enos Nunes 20 13 believed to have jumped into the pit after a rejected marriage proposal. Veteran enters race Austin June 6 Ronat Howard ex service man of Austin has announced candidacy for state senate from the seven Western district incumbent John W Hornsby seeks re election.
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Mexico Guadala firm relief efforts after devastating quake
Mexico City dispatch reports Governor Sebastian Allende coordinating relief with federal agencies in Jalisco after Friday's quake. Thousands of homes destroyed and at least 400 dead or injured. Guadalajara medic corps and food brigades organized as officials struggle with casualty figures.
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Twister Damages Texas City and Hurled Boy Through Glass
A June twister near WinniTA FATS ag caused property damage in a Texas city. A boy was hurled through a department store plate glass window but sustained no serious injuries. Several small houses lost foundations and numerous windows were shattered in the business district. A strong wind and hail were reported near Wichita Falls and Laredo, with Amarillo experiencing its heaviest one day loss since November 1928.
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Supreme Court to Rule on Election
The Supreme Court will decide if county superintendents of public instruction elected in 1930 must run this year or serve four year terms. A legislative act changed terms to four years, prompting a ruling from the attorney general and the state Democratic committee on whether last election winners must be candidates now.
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Increase of Vice Noted in Survey at Columbia Press
A Brookline College social science instructor Dr Outtagahy C Waterman notes rising vice linked to sodomy conditions in a Columbia University Press survey. Philadelphia reports a separate incident where John Cupo, 21, bragged about drinking raw menho straight, sparking a barroom brawl. A match tossed by John Rocenhipo led to burns and charges of assault and battery.
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Washington bonus march faces bleak prospects in capital
Washington trembles as the Bonus Army crowds the capital, demanding full payment of promised wages. Officials struggle to supply food and shelter while police retreat from a threatened eviction. Veterans from across the nation converge, led by organized cadres, planning a peaceful yet firm demonstration near Capitol Hill.
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Brewster Elected President Of Christ Church Leader
In Boston June 3 1930 former Maine governor Brewster was chosen president of the First Church of Christ Scientist. Retiring president Robert E Bulman urged government support to curb lawlessness while Brewster pledged Christian Scientists would back law and order. Thirty-one societies qualified for church title. 92 branch groups joined to reach 2582 churches in total.
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