Catholic note read in pulpits assails Nazis
German Catholic bishops issue pastoral letter denouncing Nazi attacks on religion and paganism. Priests nationwide read the letter from pulpits, urging Catholics to defend their faith, defend church rights, and resist state interference, while warning of rising anti Christian sentiment. The missive condemns sterilization and proposed civil laws, insisting obedience to God over state law.
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College of Bishops
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Alaskan Flares May Signal Four Missing With Plane
Five fires along the Nebesa river near Fairbanks sparked hope four missing aviators may have signaled distress. The group included Pilot Arthur F Hines, merchant John Lonz, Lonz’s wife, and US district court clerk Alton Nordale. The men disappeared Aug 19 during a flight from Dawson to Fairbanks. Pilot Barrows spotted the fires and reported to Fairbanks. Atmospheric conditions limited details. another plane was dispatched for a closer check.
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Alaska
Nebesa
Joe Barrows
Juneau
Jerry Jones
Arthur F Hines
John Lonz
Roosevelt’s SEC chief Kennedy May Step Down Boredom Grows
Roosevelt weighs the future of Joe Kennedy head of the Securities and Exchange Commission as fatigue sets in after pioneering work taming Wall Street. The article notes Kennedy’s strict discipline and boredom with routine decisions, and contrasts with ongoing shifts in Roosevelts’ administration and other senior executives.
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Diplomacy And Tennis Not Mixed In Washington
Washington dispatch describes a blunt diplomatic protest to Soviet Russia while Ambassador Troyanovsky plays tennis in Annapolis with Robert F Kelley. Kelley drafted the note and advised against recognition, later returning to push for severing relations. the piece also mentions Huey Long and labor leaders criticizing policies and wage issues in Louisiana and related scenes.
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Roosevelt Labor Day at Hyde Park Quiet Holiday
President Roosevelt spent Labor Day at the summer White House with family, canceling a planned picnic after the death of Mrs Harold L. Ickes in a New Mexico car crash. He planned to study administration bills, decide on appointments, and review data before leaving for a Pacific coast trip via the Panama Canal.
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San Diego Exposition
Panama Canal
Drop Hit Run Theory In Ickes Auto Accident
In Santa Fe New Mexico persistent reports of a nearby black sedan in the isolated area where Mrs Harold L Ickes died in an automobile crash stirred investigation Monday as the hit run theory was dropped Two witnesses said a second car figured in the tragedy while a station attendant offered conflicting details The body was escorted to Lamy New Mexico by militia and Mrs Ickes friend prepared to take her to Chicago amid continuing questions about the accident apparatus involved and competing witness claims
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A. F. Snow
Los Angeles
Robert Ferguson
Ickes Arrives in Chicago for Funeral of Wife
Secretary Harold L. Ickes reached Chicago to attend the funeral of his wife Anna Wilworth Ickes who died in a car crash near Velarde New Mexico. The service is set for 3 p.m. Tuesday at the Ickes home in Winnetka with Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt and Harry Hopkins among attendees. Private burial at Graceland Cemetery will follow.
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Harry L. Hopkins
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Evanston
Ethiopian Emperor defies British on oil concession
Haile Selassie asserts sovereignty over a Standard Oil concession granted to the United States, rebuffing British pressure and warning that Western powers may be blocked from recourse. He forecasts possible war with Italy, pledges protection for foreigners, and rejects bribes to deter aggression.
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Francis M. Rickett
Europe
United States
England
France
Italy
Standard Oil
Haile Selassie
Labor chiefs hint at Roosevelt aid in re elect bid
Statements from labor leaders and rivals echo across the nation as Henry Breckinridge and a Republican Committee indict Roosevelt policy. Breckinridge calls for a coalition to oppose subversion and reclaim party control while the GOP accuses the administration of debauching public service. Luther C Steward warns federal merit faces unprecedented attack as federal employees convene.
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National Federation of Federal Employes
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Woman Slain In South Carolina Strike Clash
In Pelzer South Carolina a woman was killed and at least fifteen wounded as a brief gun battle erupted at the Pelzer Manufacturing mills during a strike. National guard units were deployed from Greenwood and Greenville to the scene under Major Frank H. Barnwell.
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Ed Jeanes
No. 4 Mill
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Greenville
Elderly Woman Breaks Hip Tying Shoe Lace
Mrs Elizabeth Fleming aged 77 of 805 E avenue NW suffered fractures of her left hip and left wrist in a fall at her home while tying a shoe lace. She was taken to St Luke s hospital for treatment and to be removed to her home.
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Monkey Dies Happy After Drinking Whisky In Jungle
Frank Buck, back from nine months in the Malayan jungles, reports a monkey died happy after escaping with others from his Long Island home. The simian drank too much whisky used as bait, Buck notes with typical wit.
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Frank
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Long Island
N. Y
Vast Milky Way Analogues Estimated by Astronomer
About 75 million star systems similar in size to the Milky Way lie within telescope reach, according to a noted astronomer. The estimate highlights the vast number of potentially observable worlds beyond our galaxy.
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Marion News Fifty-Eighth Anniversary and Local Notices
Marion News summarizes a family celebration for Mr. and Mrs. J H Ladd honoring their fifty eighth wedding anniversary with a Sunday buffet. It lists attendees from Des Moines Omaha Chicago Morley Ames and Toledo and notes local staff and residents. Additional items include football team reporting time and various visits and relocations involving local residents and Dr Clarence Darrow.
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Des Moines
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Omaha
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Chicago
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Morley
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Ames
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Toledo
Colson Linked to Ethiopian Oil Deal Rumors
The Maine Yankee figure Colson, about 55, fluent in French and Spanish, is linked by friends to an Ethiopian oil deal amid British promoter activity. Officials deny formal ties, noting he holds no official government status and would be treated as a private citizen if war occurred.
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Coughlin backs independent auto workers union drive
In Detroit 26,000 members claimed for the Automotive Workers' Industrial association as Father Charles E. Coughlin's National Union for Social Justice lends support. A Belle Isle mass meeting admitted 25 chapters to the new union led by Father Coughlin, just after AFL formed its own automobile workers union.
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Livestock Pricesand Receipts From St Paul Market
Cattle receipts near 7,000 with steady to firm tone for grass fat cattle and stockers. Calves around 1,200 with mixed demand and lower spots. Hogs 1,300 received. prices steady to up to 10 cents higher with weights 180 to 250 and 250 to 350 pounds showing ranges. Sheep receipts 8,000 with fat natives 25 cents higher and best rangers above 8.75. Overall weekly cost and per weight figures noted. sugar consumption data also listed.
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Chicago couple wed in home ceremony
Miss Margaret Reinheimer daughter of Mr and Mrs M P Reinheimer 584 Seventh avenue married Thomas Ondrus of Chicago on Sunday at 2 pm The ceremony took place at the bride’s home with ten close relatives present Rev W E Fisher officiated Attendants were Miss Dorothy Cherry and Francis Lyon The bride wore a blue wool suit with pink Johanna Hill rose corsage The groom a University of Illinois civil engineering graduate employed by Chicago and Milwaukee Railway They will reside in Berwyn after a Chicago wedding trip Also noted: clothing drive at the Service club, Mrs C E Barkwill returning from Fort Wayne, Miss Lucille Kimball to teach in Downers Grove, city council changing meeting day for Labor Day, and Labor Day visit of Emily and Harriett Cunningham to J H add family
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Thomas Ondrus
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Francis Lyon
Johanna Hill
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Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
University of Illinois
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Gazettes Want Ad Rates Guide
An OCR fragment outlines price tables for want ads with line counts and days of publication. It specifies calculating lines, then using a rate table to estimate cost across one to twelve lines and multiple consecutive days, with per-line charges and add-ons.
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Personalities and services fill local shop reopening notes
A cluttered classifieds snippet lists a shop reopening on Tuesday September 3 with hemstitching offers, pillow and mattress details, ladies millinery to order, cleaning and tailoring services, knitwear and hats, vanilla extract, moving and hauling services, fall suitings display, elder care, ticket pickup, and various merchants offering accessories, reels, rifles, coats, and van lines.
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