Austria under Nazi censorship blocks Cardinal Innitzer attack
The Austrian press faces Nazi censorship and prints only approved notes after the Vienna palace incident. Neueste Nachrichten cites Burgomaster Neubacher condemning the cardinal for a sermon. The piece notes deaths from the regime and warns Americans about government manipulation and demagogues.
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INCE
Austria
Hitler
Germany
Paul Goebbels
Vienna
Cardinal Innitzer
Neueste Nachrichten
Neubacher
Japan Launches South China Offensive Against Canton
Foreign nationals evacuate as 30 000 Japanese troops push toward Canton while Britain warns Tokyo over South China actions. Hong Kong braces with British forces near the frontier as the Kowloon Canton railway is cut and foreign evacuations intensify.
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Hong Kong
Canton
South China
Shanghai
Japan
China
Kowloon- Canton
Middlesex
Innitzer Urges Catholic Weddings Amid Nazi Law Clash
Vienna Cardinal Innitzer called on Roman Catholics to perform both religious and civil wedding rites to seek divine blessing. Placards with the appeal appeared in all churches of the Vienna archdiocese. Civil ceremonies remain mandatory under Nazi policy. The move signals the church’s stand against government prerogatives amid recent mob incidents and a critical speech by Burgomaster Neubacher.
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Vienna
Cardinal Innitzer
Innitzer
Neueste Nachrichten
Burgomaster
Neubacher
Saint Stephen’s Palace
Bride’s Kin Nabbed After Abducting Preacher Mate Attack
Marietta Ohio AP report says Rev Joseph A Dixon 42 Nazarene evangelist of Madison Sr and his 22 year old bride Opal Hasley faced honeymoon turmoil after ten relatives were jailed on kidnapping charges. Dixon said he was abducted after a wedding and tarred and feathered. he was found by a patrolman and returned to the scene.
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Washington County
William Summers
Charlie Campbell
Ohio Highway
John Mundrake
Power Break at Cedar Rapids Plant Blamed on Switch Box
A Cedar Rapids power breakdown disrupted the Iowa Electric Light and Power system Tuesday afternoon. Manager Earle Nichols said the No 4 turbine and its switch control box suffered damage and an explosion followed by smoke. Service was restored within an hour as the crew isolated the fault and cut off the overloaded circuit.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Earle Nichols
Nichols
Liberty Industrialists Seek Liberty to Dislocate Labor Markets
Richmond Va. Solicitor General Robert H. Jackson charged that the liberty desired by many industrialists is the liberty to dislocate labor markets and assemble vast numbers of men dependent upon them for work to sustain life.
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Richmond, Va
Llp
Robert H. Jackson
Another Car Plant Has UAW Sitdown
In Detroit the Motor Products plant was shut by a UAW sitdown strike. Two thousand four hundred workers were left idle as the action closed the factory on Wednesday.
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Detroit
SNS
United Automobile Workers Union
Motor Products Company
Pius XI Warns Catholics Defend True Human Liberties
Pope Pius XI urged U S Catholic prelates to defend true human rights and liberties against attacks on Christian teaching. The message, read at the Catholic University of America convocation, framed liberty as tied to the dignity of person and warned against civic philosophies that dehumanize individuals or push class conflict.
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Washington
Pius XI
United States
Catholic University of America
Christ
Saloon Problem Extends To Fowls
A Southside woman complained after chickens staggered home at night. Police found a three gallon still seven gallons of liquor and eight gallons of mash at neighbor Jacob Sowa 60 charged with liquor law violations. The chickens had been feasting on the mash.
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Pittsburgh
Jacob Sowa
Rain Dampens Cedar Rapids Weather Outlook
Clouds lower and a brisk wind bring a dull tone to the forecast in Cedar Rapids. Temperatures rise from 57 at 9:45 a.m. to 61 at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday’s high reached 77 with a cool night around 68 and 62 by 7 a.m. Wednesday.
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Cedar Rapids
Mercury
Chambers Inskeep Company
Columbus as a World Traveler in 1936 Satire
A Bugs Baer column mocks Columbus by imagining him surviving today and returning to build a raft from pump handles. The piece notes his pursuit of Asia by way of Oregon Short Line, mocks his judgment of distance, and reflects on Spain and American peace with a satirical lens.
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Arthur
Bugs” Baer
Columbus
America
Christopher
Oregon
Asia
Badger Leads To Discovery Of Rich Mine
San Francisco businessman Edward R. Boomershine aided by prospector George Burris uncovered a Nevada mine 12 miles south of Hawthorne on the Lucky Boy grade after Burrisne noticed a badger digging. A limonite sample assayed around 65 dollars per ton and the pair have mined more than 800 tons of ore valued between 30 and 300 dollars per ton.
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San Francisco
Edward R. Boomershine
Nevada
Burris
Bureau of Mines
Boomershine
John Amen Former Cedar Rapids Banker Dies in Northwood
John James Amen a former Cedar Rapids resident died at his Northwood Iowa home early Tuesday He had worked as a banker in Missouri Valley and as a state bank inspector in Cedar Rapids He moved to Northwood 14 years ago and later ran a grocery before retiring His wife a daughter Edith Amen and sons Harlan and Curtis survive He was born June 11 1856 in Sinking Spring Ohio Funeral services were held in Northwood Wednesday at 3 p m Burial will be at Oak Hill cemetery Cedar Rapids Thursday at 2 p m
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John James Amen
Cedar Rapids
Northwood
Iowa
Amen
Missouri Valley
Edith Amen
Harlan
Curtis
Mason City
Sinking Spring
Ohio
Mayo
Oak Hill Cemetery
Robert A. Little
First Presbyterian Church
Slovaks Ask Hitler Mediation Over Komarom Border Row
Bratislava and Prague report that the Slovak delegation urged Adolf Hitler to mediate in the Hungary Czechoslovakia border dispute at Komarom. Premier Jan Syrovy rejected a plan to house Sudeten refugees in Czechoslovakia, saying talks unlikely to bridge gaps. Hungary seeks about 8 000 square miles in Southern Slovakia while Slovaks offer around 2 000 square miles.
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Komarom
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Adolf Hitler
Prague
Jan Syrovy
Slovakia
Hungarian Forces Hold 250 Foot Front Amid Czech Border Crisis
In Budapest, Hungarian troops and Czechoslovak forces set fighting positions 250 feet apart as diplomatic talks stall over demands for Czechoslovak territory. Earlier, Hungary occupied two frontier towns Ipolysag and Satoralja Ujhely in a move described as a symbolic overture to reclaim thousands of square miles. Czechoslovak forces withdrew and dug in, with both sides forming trenches in fields and forests.
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Budapest
Cazechoslovak
Ipolysag
Satoralja Ujhely
Czechoslovakia
Fifteen Year Old Boy Seeks Chance To Be Somebody Scout
Allen Matheson, 15, says he wants a chance to work and study, hoping to become a self reliant citizen. A first class Scout from Chicago, he was picked up on Route 30 between Mount Vernon and Lisbon and taken to Linn county jail for lodging. He spoke of Father Flanagan's Boys Town as a possible destination and shared a life of frequent moving and hunger.
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Allen
Mount Vernon
Lisbon
Linn County
Scout
N. Harold West
Larry Condon
West
Condon
Chicago
James H. Smith
Allegan
Clinton
Pretender To Old Russian Throne Dies
Paris reports the Grand Duke Cyril Vladimirovitch head of the House of Romanoff and self proclaimed czar of all the Russias died in an American hospital at 62. He had suffered two weeks from gangrene in one leg and was too weak for an operation. He proclaimed himself rightful czar on August 31, 1924.
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Paris
Cyril Vladimirovitch
House of Romanoff
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Russian Empire
France
Nicholas
State Board Defends Illinois Coal Deals in Iowa University Row
State Senator Hugh W Lundy accuses the State Board of Education of alibiing for Illinois coal purchases amid a deferred contract decision for the University of Iowa. Mason City board member Earl Hall denies charges from Otto Muntz that Illinois coal was used or stored in surplus. The Iowa Geological Survey is cited in the dispute.
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Hugh W Lundy
Towa Coal Institute
State Board of Education
Illinois
Iowa
University of Iowa
Earl Hall
Mason City
Otto Muntz
Greater Iowa Commission
Hall
Muntz
Lundy
Iowa Geological Survey
Wage Hour Board Extends Act To Interstate Workers
Washington June ruling by Wage Hour Administrator Elmer Andrews declares that maintenance workers watchmen clerks stenographers and messengers in interstate commerce are covered by the new wage hour act. The decision says the act applies regardless of where the employee works whether at home in a factory or elsewhere.
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Washington
Elmer Andrews
Andrews Andrews
Acceptance by Benes as Glasgow rector candidate hoax
Scottish Nationalist association members said former Czechoslovak president Eduard Benes agreed to be Glasgow university rector, but the Czechoslovak legation denied the invitation and a nationalist statement called the telegram a possible hoax from opposition clubs.
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Glasgow
Scottish Nationalist Association
Eduard Benes
Czechoslovakia
Glasgow University
London
Dr Benes
Benes
Chain Store Curbs Highlight US Democratic Struggle
Chicago report notes Donald R. Richberg, former NRA head, telling the National Association of Food Chains that America will face the autocracy versus democracy clash seen in Europe. He cites legislative curbs on chain stores as evidence of the conflict between voluntary cooperation and organized force.
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Chicago
America
Europe
Donald R. Richberg
Richberg
NRA
National Association of Food Chains
U S Economic Outlook Heats Up With 1938 Half-Year Gain
Economists report national income may rise by about 5 billion dollars in the second half of 1938, the largest post midyear expansion in a decade. Employment improves as more than a million return to work, with steel and building sectors showing notable gains and projections for a strong year-end recovery.
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New York
Alexander Hamilton Institute
National Industrial Conferences Board
King George and Queen Elizabeth to Visit U S Next Summer
News Review reports the British sovereigns will travel to Canada early next summer and cross into the United States as private citizens. President Roosevelt would meet them on the American side of the Niagara Falls bridge and accompany them to Canada. Washington visit ruled out for lack of time.
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London
INS
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Elizabeth
United States
Canada
News Review
Niagara Falls
Roosevelt
Washington
Deaths of Mr and Mrs Thomas Linked to Drug Overdose
Mrs Rudolf Thomas wife of the editor of Prager Tagblatt died Wednesday from an overdose of a drug she and her husband took Monday. Mr Rudolf Thomas editor died Tuesday in Prague following the same incident.
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Prague
Rudolf Thomas
Prager Tagblatt
Thomas
Discovery Day Promises Free Theater Tickets on Page 8
Columbus Gazette announces October 12 as Discovery Day and invites readers to find an easy way to win free theater tickets by checking page 8 today.
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Gazette
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