Hindenburg Weakens as Hitler Nears Presidency
President Hindenburg weakens with doctors saying recovery unlikely at Neudeck Chateau. Hitler plans to assume presidency unofficially then seek election, while monarchist sentiment is echoed in remarks attributed to Hindenburg’s circle.
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Papers Found On Courier Bare Germanys Part
Vienna Aug. 1 Fascist Austria charged Nazi Germany with direct complicity in the revolt that killed Chancellor Dollfuss. Coded documents found on courier Frank Heel and in his shoes traced to German officials and Anton Rintelen, hinting at arm movements and a planned Nazi uprising timed with the Dollfuss government collapse.
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Long soldiers siege New Orleans as police mobilize
National Guard troops under Huey P. Long occupied the red brick Soule building while police, 800 officers in 12 hour shifts, were mobilized to defend the city. 600 more troops were called from Jackson barracks amid a tense political standoff. A youth, Howard Ferguson, 19, died from a skull fracture at Presbyterian Hospital after an accident at a state project site.
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Ex‑GI faces extortion charges in kidnapping threat
A former war veteran described as Gilford Globridge, 40s, of Staten Island, was arrested at the St George ferry house and charged with sending two letters to Mel Francia Davis, a 45 year old widow, demanding 10000 under threat of kidnapping her daughter. Police and federal agents handled the case.
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Corry Shares in Pennsylvanias License Distribution
The State Liquor Control Board announced May receipts of 698 400 from 2 818 retail liquor licenses issued to clubs hotels and restaurants. Disbursements to municipalities will begin next month bringing total municipal accrual to 2 710 112 since repeal. Licenses issued include hotels 1170 restaurants 6289 clubs 228 general importers 57 importers of sacramental wines 8 dining cars 228.
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PSC Explains Procedure On Utility Rates
Harrisburg Aug 1 The Public Service Commission explains that utilities may file new tariffs at any time under the public service law. The commission may suspend proposed changes for six months for investigation. Utilities must provide 30 days notice before filing. All decisions are subject to court appeal.
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Woods Fire Threatens Clifton Lindsey Farm
A grass and woods fire near the Clifton Lindsey farm at Lindsey Hollow south of the city was checked after 3 PM before affecting any structures. Fire crews from the city aided efforts, and Hope was held that flames did not reach buildings.
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Two youths hold for fatal shooting in Canton district
Ernest Schwarz of Pittsburgh died at Mercy Hospital from gunshot wounds allegedly inflicted by two Massillon youths. William Gruber, 16, and William Schan, 10, were arrested and held for charges. Plus, York strike settlement announced by federal conciliator Work will resume tomorrow.
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Hanna resigns from state cabinet post in Harrisburg
John Hanna of Franklin announced his resignation from the commonwealth cabinet where he has served since August 1931. He offered no explanation, saying only others may explain the reasons, amid months of reports of discord with Governor Pinchot.
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Hope revived for French Creek route in canal plans
Representative N I Strong Brookville told 75 members of the Tire Terminal Allegheny River Waterways Association there is still hope for the Pittsburgh Erie route to connect Ohio to Lake Erie. He called the Erie route the most direct and best for taxpayers, noting public works has no money for Beaver-Manboning and urging action by the next Congress.
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Seek Troops to Curb Violence in Ala Strike
Bridgeport Alabama reports a wave of strike violence as Jacobs Manufacturing workers wage terror. A child was shot and seriously injured. trucks were dynamited and a car hit by gunfire. Police say troops are urgently needed after a driver and other non strikers were targeted.
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Twenty Two More Detroit Bankers Indicted in Collapse Case
Detroit August 1 Twenty two more bankers and bank directors were indicted today by the federal grand jury probing the collapse of Detroit and Michigan banks. The total charged rises to eighty six. Thirteen were indicted by the same grand jury on June 29.
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Desperado Captured in Tulsa After Prison Breaks
Jim Clarke, an Oklahoma desperado linked to two Kansas prison breaks, was captured in Tulsa early today by Kansas highway patrol and federal agents. He and Frank Delmar were the remaining fugitives from the Lansig prison break of January 18. Bob Brady was killed two days later. Clarke faced bank robbery charges in Oklahoma following his last escape.
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Big Boy) Brady
Oklahoma student returns to face murder charge
Neal Myers, a University of Oklahoma pharmacy student, returns to Oklahoma City to face murder charges in the death of Marian Mills, a 21 year old former beauty queen. He fled to Houston then Mexico and was traced across multiple states before turning himself in.
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Democrats Rally in Erie Over Party Leadership Shakeup
A Dumocrats county meeting in Erie endorsed vindication for Schloss and Huliante after their firing. Schloss elected secretary as Gusky resigns, with by laws barring officers from elective posts. An executive committee to be named within ten days. Speakers included David L. Lawrence Emma Miller and Charles N. Crosby.
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Col Arthur Colahan Resigns From Harrisburg Post
Col Arthur Colahan chief of the compensation division at the state department of military affairs resigns his position in Harrisburg on Aug 1. The move ends a long service record with the department and follows organizational changes.
New Deal Aid Helps Many Faces of Relief
First recipients of New Deal aid reported gains in securing housing loans and meeting daily needs. A Baltimore couple, a bank client, and a young borrower benefited from Home Owners Loan Corporation programs, showing relief reach though challenges remained as the program expanded.
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Swanson Opposes Change in Naval Ratio
Secretary of the Navy Claude A Swanson announced he would back a general 20 percent cut in naval armaments by the great powers and oppose abandoning the 5-3 ratio under the 1922 Washington treaty. He stressed his view as personal, not an administration stance for the 1935 naval conference.
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Wagner Injured in Westport Auto Crash
United States Senator Robert B. Wagner and former Congressman Pratl of Storey Island were injured when their car left a highway near Hory while the driver tried to avoid a Uplick.
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