Emperor Hirohito opens 62nd Diet amid talk of superparty rule
In Tokyo on June 1 the Emperor Hirohito convened the 62nd session of Japan's imperial diet as a rain-soaked crowd gathered outside the diet building. The new "superparty" cabinet named May 26 was poised to push a three week session including a budget bill and legislation controlling international exchange.
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Tokyo
Diet
Hirohito
Imperial Japanese Diet
Inuka
Gravel
Rush of Tax Payments Reaches City and County Offices
Taxpayers flooded city and county offices on the final day of May as receipts surge. County Treasurer Rooney reported a steady rush and record month totals, while City Treasurer Sullivan noted strong mail payments and pledged to report total receipts and delinquency rate once mail is opened and credited.
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Paul Rooney
Rooney
Sullivan
McTaggart
Carnival Day Adds Thrills to Free Coupon Gift Sweep
Merchants distribute numbered coupons with equal odds of winning 1000 prizes. Carnival day features special rail and bus rates, free hotel day-use restrooms, free theater shows, boxing at the K C gym, and amateur student theater at the high school auditorium. Mines commencement open to public without invitation. Nation Pipe Week promoters say the campaign swayed Britons from cigarettes back to the old British habit.
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K. C
School of Mines
England
Mayor Gale Inquiry Tangles Funds From Equitable Fracas
Testimony links a $7,500 payment to a mystery man to Walker authority rather than Sherwood. Witnesses describe Hastings as a go-between paid by Equitable Coach for city favors, while Seabury presses Shermanwood connections and large stock moves tied to the mayor.
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Ovor Walker
Sherwood
Paul Block
Ank
Ager
John A. Hastgs
Walker
Equitable
Comny
Atty Hall
Anson W. Burchard
General Electric Pany
Equité Company
Burchard
Etric
Pany
Interstate Trust Comy
Orand
Ing
Hastings
Seabury
Wood
Bury
Ime Walker
J. Smith
Smith
Hastings Uld
Senate approves economy bill cutting veterans costs
The ap pearance committee presented the measure to the senate with a bipartisan panel. The appropriations committee endorsed the bill after a long session. It proposes saving 48 million dollars in veterans expenditures and a 121.05 million dollar cut from a 10 percent pay reduction. The union of South Africa has cut wages for railway workers on government lines.
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Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Senate
Appropriations Committee
The
Union of South Africa
Congress
Hoover
House
Congressional
Senate passes sweeping tax bill amid late night stalls
In a long night session the Senate pushed through a large tax package, restoring a five cent per hundred tax on future commodities while adding new levies on gasoline electricity and income. Senators from both parties debated the measure as Hoover urged drastic spending cuts and urgent revenue to stabilize the dollar and economy.
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Senate
David I. Walsh
New York
Black
Ala
Bulow
S. D
Costigan
Colo
Glass
Hoover
Secretary of Treasury
Mills
David A. Reed
Republican
America
Von Papen Named German Chancellor in 1930
The article notes President Hindenburg selecting a conservative Centrist from the army circle to succeed Dr. Bruening as chancellor. Von Papen, 52, has a decade of political life and aims to form a minister list without public hints.
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Prussia
Heinrich Bruening
Dr. Bruening
von Papen
Currency wears out at ten million dollars daily in U S notes
In St Louis W O Woods treasurer of the United States says currency wears out at about ten million dollars a day as bills circulate briskly. He notes one dollar bills last about eight months while five dollar notes endure 13 months and higher denominations longer. A separate note recounts a shepherd lowered by rope to rescue three lambs stuck in a precarious spot at St Abbs Scot and.
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ST. Louis
U.A
United States
W. O. Woods
Wood
St. Abbs, Scotand
Legal Proceedings Swell With Federal and Local Cases Listed
A packed docket outlines United States criminal actions against multiple defendants including George Clark, Pat McKenna, and J. J. Riley, plus conspiracies to defraud and bank acts. June 4 trial list includes war risk insurance suits, counterfeit cases, and five equity actions involving mines, water rights, and a city transfer firm.
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United States
George Clark
Pat McKenna
Frank Anangst
A. N. Couture
R. B. Crawford
Edward Parker
Frank Deakin
Charles Demarco
John Driscoll
James L. Quinn
A. Dussen
David Hawks
John J. Driscoll
Ramiro Flores
Gus Hahn
Gus Wilson
Andy Malargy
Tom Healy
Joe Mann
Joe Murphy
Oscar Offer
Christ Sedaris
Charles Doyle
Charlie Thompson
Arthur Trueman
Tom Puliski
Rose Chakos
Tom Shea
Mike Healy
Sue Warfield
Jack Weiss
H. L. Smith
Lenard Smith
Isaac Anunti
James Barotti
James Barotte
Frank Laslovich
John Justini
Nick Laslovich
Nick A. Laslovich
George Mackey
Thomas Craig
Ernest Nevin
William
Si Perkins
Henry Reyfeldt
Robert Wheeler
Robert Wilkins
Robert Mayfield
John Emi
James E. White
Minnie Brazil
John Creedon
Charle Johnson
Ricketts
Sylvester Tucker
Frank Domitrovich
Eddie Lapp
Eddie Plunkett
George Anderson
George Roman
Frank Smith
Rosalie Diestel
Ernest Diestel
Frank Denney
J. C. Dudley
George Evans
John Hukove
Tom H. Jones
John L. Ketner
Jo Knight
Roy Launderville
Andi Kron
Adelard Lafontaine
Viol Lawrence
Roy Anders
Charles L. LeDuc
Roger Sylva
Roland Sylvain
Walter Wils
Jack Wagner
Edward Malv
Edward Sullivan
Frank Jeferson
John Sandoe
Frank Heffi Battista Invernizzi
Betty Kirkaldi
Gus Anderson
A. H. Jovin
H. Jones
Jackson N. Garner Ali Jack Garner
John Riley
Jo Riley
Follo United States
George Clar
Clyde Martin
Claude Mart
Fr Zamer
R. H. Sumery
Zamer
Fay Sumery
Joe Hayden
Charles L. Duc
Fred McGrady
Nolan
Ricketts Sylve Tucker
Patricia Brown
Sue Wartfi
Barotti
Andy Kron
William Matelich
John Ki
Eddie Lappin
Ed Plunkett
John Law
Vic FE. Nordberg
Uni
John P. Clifford
Unitates
Mary O'Brien
Willi Poe
Max Schindler
Andy Schultz
Hild Erving
The
London Assurance Corporation
Ada M. Shurtleff
H. D. Blakeslee
Flavel Shurtleff
William G. Heberdon
B. M. Jackson
Earle N. Genzberger
Charles
G. L. Schad
Midwest-Butte Development Company
Butte West Side Mines Company
Malcolm McInnes
R. J. Frey
Louis Dern
Charles B. Tanner
Central Cab & Transfer Company
City
Pheasant Crashes Through Window in Mt. Carmel
A male ringneck pheasant flying far from its usual haunts shattered a plate-glass window in Mt. Carmel's business district. The bird was stunned by the impact but not injured.
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MT. Carmel
U.R
Safe and Pleasant Way to Lose Fat The Kruschen Salts Ad
An advertisement promotes Kruschen Salts as a safe plan to shed fat fast. It claims a 15 pound monthly loss, increased energy, clearer skin, and a four week supply per bottle with one half teaspoon daily in hot water. Testimonials cite inches lost and druggists selling the product.
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Hazel Peel
Akron
Ohio
America
Colbert Drug Co
Terminal Drug Co
Adv
Fashionable Nightclub Death Suspect In Scotland Yard Inquiry
A 35-year-old society man was found shot dead in a Knight's Bridge apartment after a night of gunfire and silences. Sir Bernard Spillsbury leads the post mortem as police probe the absence of Mrs Barney, heiress and daughter of Sir John Mullens, while a groom recalls the victim's odd sleeping in a nearby empty grocer's truck.
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Knight's Bridge
Scotland Yard
Bernard Spillsbury
Scotland
Barney
United States
Sir John Mullens
Legion to Install Officers Tonight at Silver Post No 1
Legion to install officers at American Legion Silver Post No 1 tonight in Delaware Iowa. Election to determine finance officer heated by a two week old revote. Ben Hardin to assume duties of commander following the meeting. Also notes a 5 000 piece checkerboard crafted by Ernest Yeldon to be shown at Chicago Century of Progress Exposition next year and Confederate Veterans and United Confederate Veterans convention planning.
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The&nce
American Legion
Gagnor
Fred Cox
Ben Hardin
Delaware
Iowa
U.P
Ernest Yeldon
Chigo
Sons of Confederates
Richmond
George Rabor
1Ns of
United Concrate Veterans
Mahoney Local Athlete Dies. Inquest Planned
Former parochial school and Butte high school athlete William Mahoney, who played football with Centerville Independent Am., died at his home 255 East Granite Street. Survived by parents William and Mrs. Mahoney, two brothers, three sisters, grandparents and many relatives. Body at Merrill chapel Shamrock room. coroner to hold inquest. funeral plans pending.
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