Husband flies Atlantic route in high adventure attempt
Polish born Stanislaus Hausner sailed from New York in a Bellanca monoplane bound for Warsaw Poland with 525 gallons of fuel for a 4375 mile hop. Reports traced his progress from Halifax to Sydney Nova Scotia as air conditions were favorable and crews awaited word on the voyage.
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Hausner
Warsaw
Bellanca
Associated Press
Stanislaus Hausner
Atlantic
New York
Europe
Aga
Halifax
Sydney
Nova Scotia
Cape Breton
Poland
London
Paris
Croydon
le Bourget
British Isles
Res
London society woman falls in Westminster court in murder charge
Mrs Elvira Dolores Barney daughter of Sir John Millens collapsed in Westminster police court as she was formally charged with the killing of Thomas William Scott Stephen 26 a London socialite. Stephen was shot after a cocktail party in a west end apartment last Tuesday morning.
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London
Elvira Dolores Barney
Westminster
Thomas William Scott Stephen
John Millens
Stephen
West End
Son of Sheriff Drowns at Hailey
Jack Campbell age 13, son of Sheriff George Campbell, drowned in the Wood River near Hailey Idaho. His body was recovered eight hours later after he reportedly fell while fishing to disentangle a snag. He was nephew of Stewart Campbell, state mine inspector.
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Hailey
Idaho
Jack Campbell
George Campbell
Wood River
Stewart Campbell
Robinson Company Wins Boise Road Resurfacing Contract
The Robinson Construction Company of Twin Falls was awarded the contract to resurf ace 44 miles of the Old Oregon Trail across Bear Lake County to the Wyoming line for a bid of 71 240 dollars.
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Boise
Robinson Construction Company of
Twin Falls
Bear Like County
Wyoming Line
Committeemen Endorse Jones In Bannock County
Bannock county Republican precinct committeemen endorsed T. D. Jones local attorney and former senator for state committeeman. A rally followed with Roy L. Black praising Hoover era achievements and predicting Republican victories. W A Hyde probate judge and candidate for re election spoke on probate office relief impact and party platform was not adopted.
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Bannock County
T. D. Jones
L. E. Glennon
Glennon
Antlershall
Roy L. Black
Hoover
Idaho
W. A. Hyde
Hindenburg to Urge Election for Crown Prince Regent
Berlin reports from credible sources that Paul von Hindenburg will retire as German president next fall and back Crown Prince Friedrich Wilhelm von Hohenzollern as regent. A Bavarian source and Munich editor hint Bavaria would lose independence and Bavaria’s claim to a regent may favor Crown Prince Rupprecht.
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Hindenburg
Berlin
Paul von Hindenburg
Germany
Fredrich Wilhelm von Hohenzollern
Alfred Hugenberg
Berliner Volks Zeitung
Munich
Buvaria
Welt-am-Sonntag
Reich
Bavaria
Rupprecht
Will Rogers proposes sales tax to aid the unemployed
Beverly Hills correspondent reports Will Rogers endorsing a sales tax on untaxed items to fund unemployment relief. Ham Lewis of Illinois suggests directing added revenue to aid the jobless, arguing voters accept a small price increase if it helps others.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Congress
Babes
Ham Lewis
Illinois
Will Rogers
Utah Weather Brightens With Warmer Southwest Tonight
The forecast calls for generally fair conditions tonight in Utah with warmer temperatures developing in the southwest portion. Sunday is expected to see continued mild weather across the state as highs rise and conditions stay dry.
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Utah
Defenbach Promises Idaho Tax Relief in Governorship Bid
Byron Defenbach pledges two main goals in his Idaho campaign for governor reduction of government costs and broader tax equity. He argues costs rose with depressions and urges unity among Republicans while predicting a Hoover victory and imminent tough tasks for the party.
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Twin Falls
Byron Defenbach
Idaho
R. P. Parry
Hoover
Woman Tries to Kill Self. Wounded in Ala meda Incident
Mrs. Joe Gonzales, 19, allegedly shot herself with a .22 rifle Friday evening. She was taken to General hospital in serious condition, with bullet through left breast and lung tissue. Deputy L B Tolley reported the act, despondency cited, husband away, infant home, grandmother discovered the wound.
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Joe Gonzales
General Hospital
Hope
O. F. Call
Oklahoma flood toll rises as waters sweep Oklahoma City
June 4 report details six dead in central Oklahoma flood area with seven missing and 30 injured. More than 3,000 homeless in Oklahoma City as 700 homes are destroyed or uninhabitable. Relief fund reaches 7500 dollars. victims include Norah Norris and Ella Morgan among others.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Seminole
Shawnee
Norah Norris
Ella Christine Morgan
Buster Glenn Morgan
James B. Webster
Ellen
Massachusetts
Jim Robinson
Robert Webster
P. W. Parkington
Monty Morgan
Hughes
Cavalry Troop Helps Lead Cricket Eradication Drive
Local officials and a cavalry unit tour the cricket infestation zone between Pocatello and Blackfoot. A 300 to 400 volunteer call was made at Blackfoot for a determined eradication effort with funds sought from Washington and Bannock County.
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Pocatello
Blackfoot
Tyhee
Fort Hall
Lincoln Creek
C. W. Daigh
Washington
Bannock County
Congress
Wall
Enactment Near for Huge Revenue Bill and Global Debts Pact
Late wire reports show the $1.1185 billion revenue bill nearing final passage in the House with Senate action needed and a Hoover signature looming. Other items note a Chilean uprising led by the army air corps and ex ambassador Carlos Dayila, a furlough plan for federal workers, Britain and Italy signing a one year debt moratorium, and a push for a $2 billion cash bonus vote.
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Washington
House
Senate
Hoover
Moses R
N. H
Great Britain
Italy
Pocatello Athletic Club Plans Sunday Practice Shoot
Members will meet Sunday at 10 30 a m for a practice shoot over the trap grounds northwest of the city. Hyman Marks secretary states the public is invited to attend.
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Pocatello Athletic Club
Hyman Marks
Police Clear Cleveland Yards of Former Servicemen
In Cleveland on June 4, about 1000 veterans clashed with police around the Pennsylvania railroad yard as they tried to storm the round house for transport to Washington. After a police and militia show of force, the ex servicemen withdrew, some forcing a Pittsburgh mail train to stop before consented to resume its journey.
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Washington
District of Columbia
House
Congress
War Department
Cleveland
Pennsylvania
Round House
PLA
Pennsylvania Railroad
Matowitz
George White
Frank D. Henders
Pittsburgh
John Pace
Detroit
Stock Market Rally Pushes Prices Across Sectors
Buoyant bond market and a broad stock rally greet the American Securities Investing corporation formed by a score of banking institutions. Bonds rise with many issues up to 70 dollars per thousand, while leaders like American Telephone and US Steel post notable gains. Transactions total about 900000 shares in a brisk two hour session.
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New York
American Securities Investing Corporation
Moregan
American Telephone
S. Steel
American Tobacco
Peoples Gas
Santa Fe Railroad
Consolidated Gas
New York Central
General Motors
Eastman Kodak
Woolworth
Standard
New Jersey
Westinghouse
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John Sterling Barney
Aes
Lady Millens
William Winter
BY Herblock
Cr Gand
Robinson Company
Jones
Tribune
Walter Newton
Defenbach
Poararaway & Ate
Bumuniy Flana
Glassford
Patman
Alberta
Calgary
Alta
New Territory
Red Deer
Drumheller
Horace
Kas
Eas
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Jack Dizmany
Santiago
Chile
Army Air Corps
Carlos Dayila
United States
Air Corps
Government House
Juan Esteban Montero
George Matowitz
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