Lebrun Elected French President After Doumer Assassination
Albert Lebrun, veteran statesman from Meurthe and Moselle, was elected fourteenth president of France with 633 of 767 votes. Premier Tardieu resigned as Lebrun prepared to form a new cabinet by June 4. Edouard Herriot seen as likely successor to lead the new Radical Socialist chamber.
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Paris
Albert Francois Lebrun
Department
Meurthe and
Moselle
Ohio
France
Paul Doumer
M. Lebrun
Paul Faure
Paul Painiere
Marcel Cachin
Senate
Chamber
Elysee Palace
Luxembourg
Versailles
Lebrun
Tardieu
Chamber of Deputies
Edouard Herriot
Radical Socialist
Liberal
Tardieuism
Red Revolt in Peru Navy Suppressed Near Lima
Government forces using three bombing planes and two US built submarines crushed a Communist mutiny aboard the cruisers Almirante Grau and Bolognesi docked in Gallao harbor near Lima. The crews fought for over an hour before surrendering after a torpedo strike near the Bolognesi’s waterline.
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Lima
Peru
United States
Almirante Grau
Bolognesi
Gallao
Luis, M. Sanchez-Cerro
German Budget Shows No Reparations Provision
Germany presented a balanced budget of about 1.976 billion dollars to the Reichstag. Finance Minister Hermann Dietrich did not include any provision for reparations payments, and Chancellor Bruening reiterated that Germany would pay no more reparations.
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Berlin
Germany
Reichstag
Hermann Dietrich
Bruening
Ayala Elected Paraguay President as Martial Law Eases
Eusebio Ayala won Paraguay’s presidential race and the new leader assumes office as martial law is suspended for the first time since disorders began six months ago. Ayala faces a recovering nation and political tensions as power shifts.
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Asuncion
Paraguay
Eusebio Ayala
Hoover hosts economy talks with Mills to draft budget bill
President Hoover convened a cabinet meeting after a bipartisan Senate subcommittee was named to revive the national economy program. Ogden Mills was named liaison, offering administration proposals as the group studies a balanced budget plan. The Senate subcommittee of six, with three Republicans and three Democrats, included Hiram Bingham, L. J. Dickinson, Wesley L. Jones, Kenneth McKellar, Sam G. Bratton, and James F. Byrnes.
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Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
Hoover
Ogden L. Mills
Senate
Senate Subcommittee On
Patrick J. Hurley
Wesley L. Jones
Appropriations Committee
Hiram Bingham
Connecticut
L. J. Dickinson
Town
Kenneth McKellar
Tennessee
Sam G. Bratton
New Mexico
James F. Byrnes
South Carolina
John McDuffie
House
C. W. Ramseyer
Iowa
Senate Finance Committee
Watson
Chicago Woman Murdered as Couple Sought in Connection
Chicago police pursued Stanley G. Wright a Tennessee native connected to the midnight murder of Mrs. Elizabeth Stanley sixty eight owner of a rooming house. The room was ransacked a strong box opened and cash taken. Wright and his wife Peggy vanished from the scene after the killing prior to discovery. Authorities in Memphis were asked to help locate Wright whose father is reportedly in business there.
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Chicago
Stanley G. Wright
Elizabeth Stanley
Wright
Peggy
Memphis
Tenn
Wife Loses Suit on Master and Servant Plea
In Des Moines A B Funk state industrial commissioner rules the master servant relationship does not apply to spouses. Mrs Josephine Reid wife of Dudley A Reid editor of the Valley Junction Booster Express lost her Workers Compensation claim for loss of an arm in her husband’s printing plant.
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Des ' Moines
A. B. Funk
Funk
Josephine Reid
Dudley A. Reid
Valley Junction Booster Express
Man Fatally harms Wife Then Ends Own Life
Police say William H. Lewis, 63, killed his wife with a hammer in Boston and then killed himself. Five farewell notes found at the scene indicate a financial reversal motive and a suicide in a frenzy.
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Boston
William
Lewis
Lightning Kills Golfer and Two Caddies
A golfer and two caddies died when a lightning strike hit a golf course in Nashville Tennessee. Three others were injured in the same incident.
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Nashville, Tenn
Nebraska Receives 1 316 773 Crop Loan Total
Washington reports farm loan disbursements from the agriculture department totaling 61 579 621 across states on May 7. North Dakota and South Dakota lead sums with 8 237 148 and 7 019 656 respectively. Nebraska receives 1 316 773. Loans flow continues at about 500 000 daily as applications exceed 100 000.
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Washington, D. C
Northwest
Agriculture Department
North
South Dakota
North Dakota
Georgia
Montana
South Carolina
Arkansas
Mississippi
Tennessee
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Iowa
Kansas
Michigan
Minnesota
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Minneapolis
Paving Plan in Iowa Gains Praise for No 6 Highway Campaign
M T Caster of Lincoln Nebraska division president told Omaha boosters that the Roosevelt highway No 6 campaign saves motorists 48 million dollars yearly in upkeep. Eight thousand dollars is set for national ads. Nebraska quota 825 Iowa 1200. Educational drive may draw 50 000 to 75 000 more tourist carloads annually.
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Omaha
Lqwa
M .T. Caster
Lincoln
Nebraska
U.S. Roosevelt Highway
Provincetown
Mass
Rocky Mountains
Alex Fitshugh
Des Moines
Iowa
Nebraska Exhibit Plans for World’s Fair Fundraising
Lincoln plans for raising funds and preparing Nebraska’s world’s fair exhibit in Chicago on June 1 1988 were handed to a five member executive committee. Members Franks Throop John Agee J B Davidson W Dale Clark Ole Hansen were named to the panel. The committee may seek $50000 through public subscription as no state funds have been appropriated.
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Pian
Nebraska
Chicago
Frank D. Throop
John H. Agee
Lincoln
J. B. Davidson
W. Dale Clark
Omaha
Ole Hansen
Orleans
Governor's Commission
Nebraska State Fair extends seven days opens Sept. 2
The Nebraska state fair will open on Saturday September 2 and run seven days instead of six. The Lancaster county fair board requested the extended exposition and the two fairs will be held in conjunction. Gates open at noon on opening day to allow Lancaster exhibits to be judged for state competition.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
State Fair Board
Lancaster County Fair Board
Lancaster County
Lancaster
Fair Board
Nebraska spring tree planting distributes 960000 seedlings
The College of Agriculture Extension Service reports a statewide effort distributing 960,000 forest seedlings and transplants during Nebraska's spring campaign.
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Nebraska
College of Agriculture Extension Service
Irrigation Board Seeks Water Franchise From Crescent Lake
The alfalfa irrigation ditch board seeks a franchise to purchase 50 feet of Crescent lake water north of Lisco and convey it via Blue creek to the Platte river near Lewellen with an outlet at Orrs ranch headgate. Lexington ditch seeks 500 feet but would extend water into Blue creek.
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Alfal’a
Crescent Lake
Lisco
Blue Creek
Platte River
Lewellen
Orr
Lexington
Regents approve budget with over $162000 savings
The regents of the state university approve the coming year budget totaling 3,535,000. Savings exceed 162,000 achieved by salary reductions and other cuts. Less than half the budget comes from general taxes. balance from student fees departmental sales and federal funds.
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The
State University
Nebraska inmate population rises amid economy shift
Nebraska state figures show 7 457 residents housed April 1 with 1 242 in penitentiaries and reformatories. Warden Fenton estimates prison population up 10 percent due to economic conditions. Thorpe notes Nebraska's incarceration rate remains low versus other states.
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Nebraska
Harry Thorpe
State Board of Control
Thorpe
W.T. Fenton
Nebraska county fairs list postponements for 1932 season
George Jackson state fair board secretary reported two counties Hall in Grand Island and Keith in Ogallala will not hold fairs this year. Three counties Dundy Benkelman Howard St Paul Holt O Neill have not yet reported. Chambers Holt County has a fair scheduled for next summer and fall in seventy seven Nebraska counties.
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George Jackson
State Fair Board
Hall County
Grand Island
Keith
Ogallala
Dundy
Benkelman
Howard County
St. Paul
Holt County
O'Neill
Chambers
Nebraska
Lincoln prison plant to make Nebraska license plates
The John R Wald company of Huntingdon Pa won a state board contract to supply and install equipment at the Lincoln state penitentiary factory for producing Nebraska license plates. Bid $26451 plus instructors to start operation by July 15. The plant will employ 30 to 40 prisoners and later expand to make metal signs.
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John R.wald Company
Huntingdon
State Board of Control
Lincoln
Nebraska
Harry Thorpe
North Carolina
Wisconsin
Kentucky
Nevada
Thorpe
Nebraska Gasoline Tax Receipts Hit Record Monthly Level
State Treasurer Bass reports April gasoline tax collections at 643 476.89 dollars, the highest this year and above March receipts of 446 699.44. March weather hurt March sales. April weather improved boosting receipts toward 700k. Comparisons show April 1931 at 692 270.62 and forecasts hint at further rises in next report.
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Nebraska
Bass
Pasture Start Delayed for Better Spring Grazing
Dairymen wait for pasture season while C A Smith of Colorado Agricultural College warns against turning cows out too early. He says early grazing lowers pasture carrying capacity. those with permanent pastures can hold cows off until grasses establish. For others, he suggests crops like winter wheat or rye for early pasture and sudan grass after frost for summer and fall grazing.
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C. A. Smith
Colorado Agricultural College
Dairy Costs Fall Largely From Wasteful Practices
Costs stay high even as prices drop due to slow adjustments. The analysis lists 100 pounds of milk expenses including country plant 40 cents freight 58 cents trucking 9 cents pasteurising 74 cents delivery and collections 2 11 net profit 14 cents total 4 01. Per cent breakdown shows country plant 10 freight 13 trucking 2.2 pasteurising 18.5 delivery 52.6 net profit 3.5.
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Leland Spencer
New York College of Agriculture
Producing Ability of Dairy Cows and Profits
The Dakota Farmer notes that dairy cow productivity varies greatly within breeds. South Dakota cows average under 150 pounds of butterfat yearly with about $30 profit. Each 50 pound fat increase adds $15 profit. a 300 pound cow yields $75 and a 400 pound cow $105. The USDA says one cow making 600 pounds of fat equals the annual profit of fourteen cows at 100 pounds each.
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South Dakota
United States Department of Agriculture
Dakota
Culling Advocates Eliminate Unprofitable Dairy Cows
The bureau of dairy industry estimates that during normal times one third of dairy cows are milked at a loss and only a third are profitable. Removing the unprofitable cows would raise prices, boost profits for the remaining herd, and make dairying more profitable overall.
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The
Bureau of Dairy Industry
Dairy Notes on Vitamin D in Green Pasture Grass
Vitamin D abundant in green pasture grass aids mineral assimilation. There is no time when high levels are more important for dairy cattle nutrition.
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Senator Caraway
Caraway
M. Doumer
Ayala
Parmers
South
Dakcts
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