Romania braces for harsh edicts against Jews under Goga regime
In Bucharest the new government tightens foreigners rules fearing mass loss of homes and fortunes for Romania's 1.2 million Jews. Authorities plan confiscations and revocation of citizenship for Jews arriving after 1920, while blue shirted squads pledge order as borders close and neighboring states turn away refugees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucharest
Romania
Octavian
Goga
National Christian Party
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Russia
Poland
Bulgaria
Hungary
Yugoslavia
Austria
Aia
Organizing urged as fiscal crisis looms and political battles over taxes
Pittsburgh report notes Ralph W. Carney urging taxpayers and business leaders to organize to save the United States from bankruptcy under New Deal policy. He presses repeal of undistributed profits and capital gains taxes while praising past prosperity, and cites a Cleveland convention involvement. Also mentioned are bicycle registration notices and a brief obituary note expressing thanks for support during Samuel Murray's illness and death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Ralph W. Carhey
Wichita
Kanseas
United States
Carney
Alfred Landon
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Samuel Murray
M. D. Swisher
Christian Choir
G. T. Bartlett
Samuel Murray and Sons
Ralph
John
Early session moves on housing and antitrust bills
In Louisville Barkley said Congress would take up antitrust legislation early in the session while housing reform awaits action. A docketed bill on reorganization is set for early consideration as federal highway spending details remain undecided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Barkley
Congress
Stolen Bikes Continued From Page One
Stolen bikes were reported at the porch of Paul Messenger’s home at 802 West Main Street and were later recovered by state police authorities. The incident continues as investigators review evidence and interview neighbors for leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lice
Philippi
Shaffer
John B. Bradford, Jr
West Main Street
Bradford
Page One
Paul Messenger
Showdown on Duties by May in Special Session
Early adjournment prospects grew as Spade work accelerated in the special session. Senate and House passed farm and housing bills, now under study by special committees to resolve differences. Farm bill conferees meet informally while a full conference committee is set to convene next week with hopeful signs of agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Specia
Senate
House
Two Men Are Arrested in Whiskey Seizure Case
Wheeling dispatch reports two men detained for questioning in a $15,000 whiskey seizure were released on $2,000 bond for a preliminary hearing before Squire H. J. Voellinger. Truck driver Carson Light, from Beckley, West Virginia, aided attempts to identify the men as he crossed the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
Squire H. J. Voellinger
Carson Light
Beckley
W. Va
Truck stolen after two men force way from highway
From Gallettsburg Kentucky Light told police two men in a machine forced his truck from the highway and drove off with it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallettsburg
Light
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. Thomas Heflin
U. S
Lafayete
Ala
Heflin
Storm Center
Manya Capital Battle
Hugo L. Black
U.S. Supreme Court
Dixie Graves
Central Pro
Lockard
Capita
University Club
New
Committee For Industrial Organization
John L Lewis
Washington
White House
Opera House
Milburn
Helen Mackellar
Wonder Boy
Melody
INE
Cos
Marion Claire
Henry Armetta
Ralph Forbes
Leon Errol
Donald Meek Berbert Rawlinson
Leonid Kinskey
Kurt Neumann
Edward Gross
Dixie
Alia
Rafe Armstrong
Possum Hollow Gang
Pine Ridge String Band
Sophie
America
Adelph Zaher
Paramount
Pierre
Gertrude Michael Lee Bowman
Sandra Storme
Larry Crabbe
Robert Cummings
Henry Gordon
Metro
Clarence Brown Rae
Zane Greys
John Mack Brown
John Patterson
Monte Blue Locion
FOX
Cartoon
Presents
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!