Chronology of First Half of 1930 Highlights
A list of global events from January to June 1930 covers political shifts in Germany and Ireland, naval treaties, Gandhi’s salt campaign, riots in India, major royal and political moves, and notable flights. Key figures include Hindenburg Hoover Gandhi Nehru and Mussolini, with events spanning Europe Asia and the Americas.
June events roll on across world and politics
A June chronology lists notable happenings from around the globe including the Graf Zeppelin’s return to Germany, King Carol II’s ascent and actions in Romania, naval and aviation milestones, the Hawley Smoot tariff bills, and notable political and sporting milestones such as Hoover nominations, Schmeling’s win, Byrd’s Antarctica return, and Jones’s British Open victory.
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Lakehurst
New Jersey
Germany
James Cannon, Jr
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Senate
Prince Carol
Romania
Carol II
Merchants and Miners Transportation Company
Fairfax
Massachusetts Bay
Scituate
Helen
Hoover
W. Cameron Forbes
Boston
Japan
Max Schmeling
Jack Shark
Major global events and wartime politics in June summaries
Entries note the Simon Commission urging self government for India as autonomous provinces under British control, Kingsford Smith’s Southern Cross journey to Harbor Grace, French troops leaving the Rhineland, Hoover vetoing a veterans bill and a large disability measure advancing, Cornell varsity crew winning the intercollegiate regatta, Bolivian revolutionaries claiming victory over the Siles regime, Senate committee criticism of the London Naval Treaty, a New York Bermuda round trip record, Pope Pius XI declaring saints, and Rhineland evacuation completion with French tricolor lowered at Mainz.
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Atlantic
Mueller
Hved
von Hindenburg
Reichstag
William T. Cosgrave
Irish Free State
French Chamber of Deputies
Meinrich Bruentiog
F. Scott McBride
Anti- Saloon League
House Judiciary Committee
Dan Eireann
Sweden
Rome
Frank M Hawks
New York
San Diego
Mahatma Gandhi
India
Gulf of Cambay
MacDonald
Great Britain
United States
Japan
T. H. Caraway
Arkansas
Senate
Bombay
Jawarharlal Nehru
All-Indian Congress
Roland W. Boyden
Boston
Permanent Court of Arbitration
The
Hague
Charles B. Hughes
Supreme Court
Karachi
Alabama
Sureme
Democratic Committee
J. Thomas Heflin
Hoover
Charles Scribner
Leyte
Philippines
Chas. A. Lindbergh
Los Angeles
Ohio State Penitentiary
Columbus
Senate Judiciary Committee
John J. Parker
U .S. Supreme Court
France
Italy
London
Madras
Gallazzo Ciano
Peshawar
Congress
White House
House
Rangoon
Pegu
Burma
Carthage
Tunisia
North Carolina
United States Supreme Court
Sholapur
Bombay Presidency
Magistrate’s
Owen J. Roberts
Philadelphia
Supreme Court of the United States
Edward T. Sanford
John Masefield
England
House of Representatives
House of Peers
Pablo Sidar
Carlo Rovirosa
Caribbean Sea
Buenos Aires
Secretary of State
Stimson
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Sarojini Naidu
Abbas Tyabsi
Wilmington
Delaware
Radio Corporation
General Electric
American Telephone and Telegraph
Chittagong
Treasury Department
Department of Justice
Eugene Roys
Haiti
William J. Locke
Paris
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Committee On
Union For Europe
League of Nations
Alled Reparations Commission
Germany
Gallant Fox
W. E. Woodward
Churchill Downs
Gallant Knight
Friedrichshafen
South America
Supreme Court of the
James Cannon, Jr
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
James J. Davis
Pennsylvania
General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Amtorg Trading Corporation
Schenectady
E. F. W. Alexanderson
General Electric Company
Pernambuco
Brazil
Seville
Spain
Rio de Janeiro
Gandhi
Abbas Purabji
Amy Johnson
Port Darwin
Australia
Lucknow
Dacca
William E Borah
Bobby Jones
Roger Wethered
Lakehurst
New Jersey
Hugo Eckener
William
Brock
Edward F Schlee
Jacksonville
Florida
Richard B. Byrd
Antarctica
Roberto Fierro
Arnulfo Cortes
Mexico City
Roosevelt Field
Charles A. Lindbergh
A. W. W. Woodcock
Baltimore
Bureau of Prohibition
Simon Commission
Charles Kingsford Smith
Harbor Grace
Newfoundland
Ireland
German Palatinate
Rhineland
Cornell
Hudson
Syracuse
Republic
Siles
Fernando Siles
Roger Q. Williame
Bermuda
Pius XI
Canada
New York State
Bobby Leach Niagara Falls daredevil dies in New Zealand
The famed stunt performer Bobby Leach who survived Niagara Falls in 1911 died years later in New Zealand after an accident involving a slip on debris. The event ended a life marked by danger and public spectacle.
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Bobby” Leach
Niagara Falls
New Zealand
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Sally
Bolivia
Roberto Hinojosa
Dwight W. Morrow
Mexico
Mildred Persons
Atlanta
Salvation Army
Samson Hughes
Persons
Fr. Goonger
Attis Corne College
Parsch Lumber & CoAt CO
Lodi Street
Elyria
Ohio
Grove
Mains
City Loan & Guaranty Company
Dana W. Call Manager
Middle Ave
Elyria, O
Baby Ellen
Ellen
Smith Brothers
Mrs. L. Snodgrass
New Jersey St
Indianapolis
Ind
Fonty