Economist Arrives In City For Free Cookery Classes
Miss Frances Constantine arrives to lead a three day pay n takit cooking school at Community Hall West Second Street. Sessions run Wednesday through Friday 2 to 4 pm with free public admission. Each day twelve baskets of groceries are awarded and prepared foods are given away. Recipes and booklets will be distributed to attendees.
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Winslow
Safeway Pay’n Takit
West Second Street
Frances Constantine
Home Economist
Constantine
Fage Hight
Frances. Constantine
Winstow
Fears Rise For 340 Fishermen Off Kamchatka Coast
A Hakodate dispatch reports grave fears for the safety of 300 Russian fishermen and 40 Japanese crew members from the steamship Genzan Maru, missing after abandoning ship near Karaginsky Island east of Kamchatka. Four steamers heard the SOS and rush to the scene.
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Tokyo
Rengo
Hakodate
Japan
Karaginsky Island
Kam
France to Cut War Budget and Uphold Treaties
Premier Edouard Herriot pledged immediate economies in the war department budget to aid disarmament and announced a determined stance at the Lausanne conference next week against violations of treaties and contracts between nations.
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Paris
Edouard Herriot
War Department
Zulueta Ordered to Reopen Peru Mexico Ties
Madrid reports Foreign Minister Luis Zulueta has been charged by the cabinet to personally undertake the mission of restoring diplomatic relations between Mexico and Peru.
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Madrid
Luis Zulueta
Mexico
Peru
Weather Update for Arizona and Winslow
Fair tonight and Wednesday with warmer conditions in central portions. Winslow reports a Monday high and a Tuesday low with a 42 degree reading.
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Arizona
Eleven Dead In Cleveland Apartment Blaze
An explosion and fire razed a six story Cleveland apartment building leaving eleven known dead and about twenty missing. Fire crews from 25 companies worked through smoldering ruins while investigators probe the blast origin and police contend with lost tenant records.
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Cleveland
Eeleven
Page
Cutter Ready For Byrd Polar Voyage
The coast guard cutter Bear, renamed the Bear of Oakland, is in Oakland ready to depart for Boston for renovation for an Antarctic voyage under Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd. The city of Oakland recently sold the vessel to Byrd.
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Oakland
Calif
Coast Guard
Bear
Boston
Richard E. Byrd
Admiral Byrd
Janitor Earns More Than Principal in Chicago School
Dr. George D. Strayer of Columbia University told 4 000 teachers in Chicago that the head janitor at one school earns 5750 while the principal's salary is 4000. The survey focuses on pay disparities in Chicago’s school system.
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Chicago
George D. Strayer
Columbia University
Tickets Sold For Party Conventions In Chicago
Chicago readers learn tickets to the Republican and Democratic national conventions went on sale to the public for the first time. Prices ranged from 3.40 for second balcony to 8 dollars for mezzanine, with Democratic sales starting June 20 for a convention beginning June 27. The proceeds support the Citizens' Guarantee Fund.
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Chicago
Citizens’ Guarantee Fund Committee
Six Die As Car Hits Ambulance in New Jersey Crash
In Collinswood New Jersey six people die and another is seriously injured when an ambulance racing to hospital with a three year old girl collides with a car at an intersection. The dead include Richard J Bloemaker 40 Emma Bloemaker 3 John Knorr Emma Field, driver J A Rodecker 21 and Mrs Edward Smith. Bodies of William Rodecker and Mrs Smith burned too badly to identify immediately.
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Collinswood
N. J
Richard J. Bluemaker
Haddonfield
Emma Bloemaker
Bloemaker
John Knorr
J. A. Rodecker
Rodecker
Edward Smith
Keport
William Rodecker
Roosevelt Favored In Florida Primary Election
Florida Democrats voted for candidates from president to county posts with Franklin D. Roosevelt the overwhelming favorite. Others listed were Governor William H. Murray of Oklahoma and L. J. Chassee of Milwaukee. Florida will send 18 delegates to the national convention and cast 14 votes.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Florida
Roosevelt
William H. Murray
Oklahoma
L. J. Chassee
Milwaukee
Rockefeller Urges Repeal Of Prohibition In Letter
John D. Rockefeller Jr who had long supported dry laws now calls for repeal of the 18th amendment in a letter to Dr Nicholas Murray Butler. He states he has never tasted alcohol and notes his family’s historical role backing prohibition with a $350000 contribution to the Anti Saloon League.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller Jr
Nicholas Murray Butler
Rockefeller
Anti- Saloon League
Page Hight
Flying Team Plans To Scale Himalayas
Two noted fliers Lieutenant Alford J. Williams and Captain Ashley McKinley applied at the state department for permission to fly their airplane over foreign territory as they plan a Himalayan ascent.
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Washington
Alford J. Williams
Ashley McKinley
Himalayas
State Department
Wheeler Seeks Crime Label for Short Sales
Senator Wheeler of Montana urged a bill to outlaw short selling and participation in stock market pools. He said the aim is to curb the market debacle and prevent repeats, with a focus on future safeguards rather than harsh penalties.
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Washington
Senate
Wheeler
D., Mont
Banking Committee
Nevada eyes tax clash over Hoover Dam powers
District Attorney Harley A. Harmon warned of impeachment if Secretary Wilbur claimed freedom from taxation. Nevada debates taxing rights on the Hoover Dam area as the state eyes revenue over $150,000 this year, threatening a showdown on state versus federal control.
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Las Vegas
Hoover Dam
Harley A. Harmon
Wilbur
Nevada
Harmon
Communistic Vet Plot Discovered Before Bonus Parade
Pelham D. Glassford warns he may be dismissed as Police Commissioner Crosby reports a Communist plan to provoke a riot at the bonus army march. Police prepare extensively with roped off parade routes and coordination with leaders of 4500 unemployed ex servicemen to aid order.
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Washington
Pelham D. Glassford
Herbert B. Crosby
White House
Bonus Army
Glassford
Broad
Pennsylvania Avenue
New Tax Law Sets 1932 Rates and Due Dates
Washington reports the 1932 income tax rates activate for the calendar year with first payments due March 15. Excise taxes on electric power cosmetics automobiles and candy take effect June 21. First class postage rises to three cents within 30 days. Tariffs apply to oil coal lumber and copper. The revenue bureau will announce collection methods.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
MacDonald Returns To Downing Street
Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald returned to Downing Street after convalescence at his Lossiemouth home following eye surgery. He said he feels physically fit though his eye still bothers him a little.
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London
Ramsay MacDonald
Downing Street
Lossiemouth
Scotland
Evanston Opposes New Federal Post Office
Evanston city council and Mayor Charles H. Bartlett unanimously pass a resolution opposing a proposed $600000 post office and a $5 billion bond issue for building post offices including Evanston. The resolution reflects local stance against federal plans to expand postal facilities.
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Evanston
Charles H. Bartlett
Bartlett
Dawes Resigns From Reconstruction Finance Corp
Charles G. Dawes will quit the Reconstruction Finance Corporation next week to return to Chicago and his bank. He submitted his resignation to President Hoover and asked to be released as the budget-balancing tax bill passes. The president accepted with regret praising his cooperation and accomplishments in government.
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Charles G. Dawes
Federal Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Chicago
General Dawes
Calvin Coolidge
U. S
Court of St. James
Washington
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Hoover
Freight Car Loadings Rise From Prior Week
The American Railway Association announced freight car loadings for the week ended May 28 at 520 962 cars, up 5 512 from the previous week but 190 287 fewer than the same week in 1931.
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Washington
American Railway Association
Jenkins enters race for Wyoming Republican representative seat
Cheyenne June 7 Perry W Jenkins cattleman announced his candidacy for the Wyoming Republican nomination for representative in Congress. He is likely to be opposed by Vincent Carter, completing his second term as Wyoming's only representative.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
Congress
Perry W. Jenkins
Vincent Carter
Wyoring
Neill Instated Chief of Police in City Reorganization
R L Neill was unanimously chosen chief of police at a salary of 175 dollars with authority to hire and fire up to two officers. He succeeds Fred Daugherty who served as chief for eight months. Harp remains as an officer and William G Rudd of Winslow is named another city official. Mayor W L Carpenter is re-elected for two years.
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R. L. Neill
N@ll
Fred _ Daugherty
Daugherty
W. L. Carpenter
Neill
Harp
William G. Rudd
Winslow
W. LL Carpenter
National League rain postpones St Louis at Boston
St Louis at Boston postponed by rain as Chicago and Brooklyn secure wins in rough card. Cincinnati tops New York 3 to 4, Pittsburgh beats Philadelphia 7 to 4, and American League games see Cleveland and Philadelphia advance in varied fashion. Washington loses to Chicago 4 in eighth, Boston blanked St Louis 5 to 0 by end second, New York leads Detroit 7 to 2 at end fourth.
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National League St. Louis
Boston
St. Louis
New York
Detroit
Alfred E. Smith Named for Democratic Nomination in Chicago
Governor Joseph B. Ely of Massachusetts announces that former governor Alfred E. Smith will be presented as a presidential candidate at the Democratic national convention in Chicago. The House moves to fast track the Garner relief program, adopting a rule that blocks other relief plans and signals swift passage.
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New York
Alfred E. Smith
Chicago
Joseph B. Ely
Massachusetts
Washington
House
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