Goebbels Issues One Day Nazi Boycott Order
Joseph Goebbels, minister of propaganda, signed the order signaling the first official move in the boycott. The Nazi party ordered nationwide repressive measures, claiming a respite after the one day action. He urged restraint while promising renewed force if reports of atrocities abroad continued.
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Goebbels
Joseph Goebbels
Nazi Party
Adolf Hitler
Germany
eJws
Einstein
Feuchtwanger
Albert Einstein
Lion Feuchtwanger
Arnold Zwig
Walter Rathenau
Rathenau
Dr. Goebbels
New York
London
Ouster of Chief Justice and Nazi Edicts in Prussia
A Wolff agency report describes Chief Justice Kurt Soelling ousted as Hans Kerll, nazI president of the Prussian diet, issues a proclam ation barring Jews from Prussian courts and ordering Nazi supervision of public buildings. In Annaberg shoppers faced Nazi pickets labeling packages traitors, while Goebbels's proclamation demanded swift dismissal of Jewish employees and fronted rules forcing gentile workers two months' pay in advance. The measures also barred Jewish, Marxist, and Communist reporters from Berlin criminal courts.
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Kurt Soelling
Hans Kerll
Wolff
Annaberg
Goebbels
Berlin
Court Upholds $9 000 Award in Death Verdict
Charleston April 1 The supreme court refused to review a $9,000 judgment over the death of Harold Sparks after a gasoline explosion in Corrine Wyoming county. Anne May Sparks administratrix was awarded the verdict against Guyan Valley Oil Co and the defunct town of Corrine. The oil firm sought the writ. Other reviews denied covered Berkley county probate and other civil appeals in Wyoming and Nicholas counties.
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Charleston
Supreme Court
Harold Sparks
Corrine
Wyoming County
Anne May Sparks
Guyan Valley Oil Company
Corinne
Erkley County
Pareo Ficm
Berkley
William D. Crawford
Mabel A. Crawford
Frances Huntington
Crawford
F. Poindexter
George W. Cook
Brown Shirts Endorse One Day Boycott On Tuesday Evening
The anti Jewish boycott will commence at 10 o'clock tonight and last only one day before being held in abeyance until Wednesday. Observers note the action follows pressure to avoid disruption of national business life and wonder about further implications.
Senate bans continued from page one record vote
A Senate action, labeled legal after an official declared result, was not challenged. The pre siding officer disregarded several leads nos, but the vote outcome stood as recorded.
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Senate
Sharp quake felt on coast in Los Angeles area
A sharp earthquake lasting nearly two seconds jolted Los Angeles at 3 a.m. today. No damage was reported. The item notes the Ames city manager as J. H. Ames.
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Los Angeles
Gardens Bring Jobs and Dignity to Jobless in West Virginia
Charleston April 1 The state wide relief plan launches subsistence gardens to feed hungry families and restore self-respect among aid recipients. Turner aims to assign county supervisors from relief rolls to secure land supply seeds and provide guidance. Gardens grow by mid summer with 100000 plots, each feeding a family of six and enabling a canning surplus. A silver cup will honor the best county garden.
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Charleston
State Unemployment Relief Administration
F. W. Turner
Turner
West Virginia University
Anthony Bowen
Marion County
Bowen
Space or of the money which would be necessary
A fragmented line discusses the amount of money required for a family’s upkeep. The readable text hints at financial needs and the phrase space or of the money. No clear names, dates, or places are present.
Insurance Ruling on Prohibiting Premium Rebates by Agents
Charleston April 1 Harlan Justice deputy insurance commissioner announced a drive to enforce the law prohibiting agents from rewriting premiums after company failure without collecting new premiums. He said several firms failed last year and agents wrote new policies at another company paying unexpired terms from their own pockets. He called it a rebate violation and said prosecutions will follow. licenses and policyholders may be fined or revoked if aware.
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Charleston
Harlan Justice
Justice
Upshur Man Held On Theft Charge
Buckhannon April 1 A D Casto magistrate Adrian arraigned Jason Echard of Cherry Fork on stealing a pocketbook containing forty dollars from G A Burr of Long Fork He was held for grand jury action Burr said Echard spent the night at his home and the money was found on Echard by Sheriff Morgan Bailey after his arrest Echard claimed Joe
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Buckhannon
A.D. Casto
Adrian
G. A. Burr
Long Fork
Jason Echard
Cherry Fork
Burr
Echard
Morgan Bailey
Joe
Holy Cross Names Notre Dame Coach Edward Anderson Head
Holy Cross appoints Dr. Edward Anderson, famed as Notre Dame 1921 captain, to lead its football program. The Associated Press photo caption notes Hekins previously coached successful football and basketball teams at several Midwestern colleges.
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Edward Anderson
Notre Dame
Holy Cross
Hekins
Associated Press
Tenney Denies Payment in Preliminary Hearing
Tenney of Hemlock had paid the money to him but denied the payment during the preliminary hearing.
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Tenney
Hemlock
New Postoffice For Wheeling Abandoned
Washington reports Representative Ramsay says the government has abandoned plans for a new Wheeling postoffice. He notes no official word but would add to the existing postoffice if needed, and stresses broad local opposition to the proposed site.
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Washington, D. C
Ramsay
Postoffice
Wheeling
Postoffice Department
Smallest Republic Has Dictatorship in Uruguay
Uruguay and Kentucky brief items report Gabriel Terra seizing dictatorial powers by dissolving parliament and the national administrative council, placing public offices under military control, arresting council members, and suspending opposition press while remaining the dominant force in South America’s smallest republic.
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Uraguay
Gabriel Terra
National Administrative Council
Uruguay
Dr. Terra
South America
Dalrymple Is New Day Czar At Prohibition Office
A. V. Dalrymple of California was named prohibition director replacing Amos W. Woodcock. Attorney General Cummings announced the appointment as Dalrymple began his duties. He brings long prohibition experience and previously supervised the Central division under Wilson, including Texas, Indiana, Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa, and Minnesota.
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Washington
A. V. Dalrymple
California
Amos W. W. Woodcock
Cummings
Mjer Dalrymple
Garner
Major Dalrymple
Wilson
Central Division
Tinais
Indiana
Michigan
Wisconsin
Idwa
Minnnesota
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