Nazi Attack on Church Drives Christian Fight in Europe
London dispatch reports a major clash between Christian churches and Nazi regimes across Europe. It highlights Archbishop Waitz’s Salzburg residence seizure, Nazi restrictions on religious broadcasts and Bible sales, and mass Protestant and Catholic resistance, with reference to concordats, persecutions, and potential Vatican-Hitler talks. The piece notes a Vienna and Munich sect of church leaders pushing back while predicting ongoing conflict between Christian faith and totalitarian rule. A note from Oklahoma City mentions a heat stroke death of a six-year-old worker.
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F C C asks more control over giant telephone industry
The FCC urged Congress to grant broader power over the six billion dollar telephone industry after a long investigation led by Commissioner Paul A Walker. The panel backed key steps including basic cost accounting for Western Electric, securities jurisdiction, and mandatory consolidation filings while trimming several of Walker's bolder proposals. The report notes the Bell System's capital structure and criticizes Western Electric pricing while urging more competition and licensing of Bell patents to others.
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Western Electric Company
Bell System
J. P. Morgan and Company
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Western Electric
Western
Hitler Declares Hitler Head Of A Religion Says Veteran
Norman June 13 LF Adolf Hitler is the head of a religion says R H Markham veteran foreign correspondent addressing 1700 at University of Oklahoma International Relations Institute He warns church and state as one and cites Germany's divinity and road networks as signs of power He predicts a European war and notes Mussolini's potential pullback before Hitler acts.
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Doing Away With Big Rock Talked
Washington officials say removal of Alcatraz is being studied. Attorney General Murphy called the prison a place of horror and suggested transferring inmates to a remote site away from communities. No immediate plan. any action could take two to three years.
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Justice Department
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San Francisco
Flint strike sparks police aid as violence rises
State police will send 25 squad cars to Flint to help maintain order during a General Motors strike amid two street fights. Capt. Laurence A. Lyon stated Flint asked for help as injuries were reported among striking AFL and CIO affiliated UAW members who refuse to recognize the AFL strike. Police units from across the lower peninsula will be held in reserve.
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Grain Not Badly Hurt By Storms Oklahoma City Report
The federal weather bureau reports last weekend's rain and hail storms did not heavily damage grain crops in Oklahoma. In north central and northwestern areas yield of wheat and small grains is generally good, while elsewhere it ranges from fair to poor. Pastures are short and weedy, but livestock conditions are mostly good.
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Reinforcements To Scene Of Strike
Michigan state police dispatched 12 sergeants and 73 patrolmen to Flint in response to an appeal from local officials as a strike escalates.
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Baby’s first tooth spurs debate in Ada classifieds
Oklahoma City report notes Sallie Fleming, seven months old, may bite into steak as her mother Mrs. W. Fleming contends. The fragment mentions Ada News classified ads and a soft baby food question amid early June chatter.
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Sallie Fleming
W. R. Fleming
Oil Prices Move Opposite Ways In Mixed Market
Crude and refined oil prices diverged today as a federal court decision stirred unease among East Texas proration players. Sinclair and other refiners raised tank wagon prices, while Illinois and Kentucky buyers cut crude by ten cents a barrel amid rising Illinois crude supply. The Texas court ruling voided a prior production allocation method and the railroad commission plans to appeal. Commission officials defended a fair distribution and noted ongoing drilling gains in Illinois and Kansas. Oklahoma City reports also note a new state game and fish commissioner appointment in Tulsa.
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Free and Easy America Behind Him King Must Return to Gilded Cage
London reports on King George and Queen Elizabeth after their Canada visit. Despite desire to escape, they return to a rigid royal system. The piece notes the glare of public speech, media scrutiny, and the Duchess of Kent dental episode, contrasted with ordinary life in Paris. Royal observers blame the gilded cage’s keepers.
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Britain Builds Up Land and Air Power to Fight War Threat
Britain reveals its peacetime budget record 750 million dollars and conscription of 200,000 yearly, aiming for an army of over 1,021,000 by year end. It expands an enormous air force with dual roles: heavy bombers to strike German cities and fighters to deter invasion, with production accelerating at home and abroad.
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Believes Prayer Restored Sight in Texas Woman
HEMPHILL Tex June 14 Mrs Mattle Boyett 89 believes prayer restored her sight after 15 years of blindness She prayed for two days and nights to see her grandchildren Monday she could see dimly Yesterday her sight was stronger A Sabine county physician examined her and said she seemed to have glaucoma but could not explain the restoration She lost sight of an eye 32 years ago a film grew over the other and she was blind 15 years The film disappeared No doctor had treated her eyes for years Norman Several proposed Hal Niemann memorial designs were submitted for Niemann Field at the University of Oklahoma to honor Hal Niemann Sooner pole vaulter killed in a varsity meet
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Sabine County
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Niemann
University O Oklahoma
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Divide Two Highway Divisions Would Divide Two Divisions
Oklahoma City June 14 21 plans to split six highway department divisions into eight smaller districts were revealed by Gov. Phillips He proposed dividing the two largest districts creating a Tulsa headquarters and possibly splitting the southwest division at Clinton The aim is to equalize road mileage and reduce travel costs with savings offset by new offices The governor also discussed the 1940 road program noting retirement of debt and potential funding for a new bridge over the Wichita River at Hammon
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Federal Bureau of Roads
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Gasoline inspectors named. Oklahoma City notices June 14
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