Germany Yearns for Power as Nazi Rally Shrugs at Versailles
National Socialist Storm Troops mass across Germany amid fears of unrest despite official promises of peace. Foreign Minister Neurath says Schleicher’s hard line mirrors the nation’s view as Adolf Hitler pushes democracy’s demise and Kaiserism gains ground in the Reichstag campaign. Dr. Hugenberg calls universal military training essential to restore Germany’s strength and place in the sun. A massive Berlin stadium rally drums support for a disciplined regime.
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Berlin
Germany
Kirt von Schleicher
Neurath
Andre Fracois-Poncet
von. Neura
Adolf Hitler
Alfred Hugenberg
Natonalist
Hitler
National Socialists
Hugenberg
Koenigsberg
Noted British Flyers J A Mollison and Amy Johnson wed
London reports the marriage of J A Mollison and Amy Johnson two famed long distance fliers. Mollison plans a trans Atlantic flight from the United States beginning August 7. The Ladies of St Augustine's Catholic Church schedule a bake sale Saturday at Bonefede's store.
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London
J. A. Mollison
Amy Johnson
Great Britain
Ladies of St
Mayor Walker Faces Backlash in Exoneration Plea
Albany July 29 Republican leaders press for removal charges against Mayor Walker as he denounces proceedings as political attack. He asks Governor Roosevelt for full exoneration, calling Seabury’s inquiry a partisan trap and urging voters to resist personal prejudice. The 27000 word reply condemns Seabury’s methods and costs.
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Albany
Walker
Roosevelt
Samuel Seabury
State Legislative Committee
New York City
Roosevelts
Seabury
Tammany Sachem
Star Chamber
Columny
Grafton Fruit Market Saturday Specials Read Like Fresh Produce List
Grafton Fruit Market offers a Saturday specials lineup featuring two pound Fancy Peas New Ohio Celery Jasre Roun Waterman California Plums eight pound offers Golden Ripe Bananas and California Bartlett Pears. The list includes Radishes Green Onions Cucumbers Tomatoes Beets Carrots Turnips Leaf and Head Lettuce New Potatoes Peaches Lemons Oranges Limes Cantaloupes Honge Dew Melons and Okra. Free delivery available by phone.
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Grafton
Ohio
Jarre Roun
Waterman
California
Calls For Percentage Cut In Pay Of All State Employes
Charleston papers report the Senate amended and passed a general salary reduction bill as the backbone of the economy program. The 25 to 4 vote set across the board pay cuts for state employees including teachers with selected official salaries fixed. Amendments trimmed by passage include supreme court salaries and a mines department reorganization.
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Charleston
Senate
Supreme Court
Board of Control
Department of ‘Mines
House
State Department of Mines
Judiciary Committee
Public Service Commission
Sette
Roberts
Marshall
Davis Cup clash opens with Cochet victory in Paris
France leads United States as Henri Cochet beats Wilmer Allison in four sets while Jean Borotra tops Ellsworth Vines in a tight five setter. In Washington, President Hoover issues a pocket veto on a Senate bill to expand Reconstruction Finance Corp loans to farmers.
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Washington
Hoover
Senate
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Leonard Beats Townsend In Comeback Ten Round Victory
New York July 29 Leonard former lightweight champion won a ten round decision over Billy Townsend Vancouver welterweight in his comeback campaign before a crowd of about 19500. Leonard weighed 154 Townsend 144
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New York
Senny Leonard
Billy Townsend
Vancouver
Leonard
Townsend
Three Boys Die Searching for Moon at Old Mine Shaft
At Minto New Brunswick on July 29 three youngsters Alwyn Gaudine nine Cyril Strack thirteen Vernon Strack ten and Vernon Betts three and a half died after entering a worked out mine shaft. Gas filled the shaft and pulled them under while two miners attempted a rescue. Thomas Gallant forty eight, father of nine, was also killed.
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Minto
New Brunswick
Alwyn Gaudine
Cyril Strack
Vernon Strack
Vernon Betts
Thomas Gallant
Torch Victim Still In Bed Badly Burned
Jacob C. Fauley thirty of 724 West Main street remains severely burned after a blowtorch exploded while he burned old paint for a neighbor. He suffered burns to chest face head arms and hands and cannot leave his room. Fauley, a painter, was using a gasoline fueled torch when it exploded and showered his body with flammable liquid. He crawled from a ladder and, as a passing freight train drowned his cries, rolled on the grass to a spigot and turned on water to quench the flames. He is married with a daughter and son.
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Jacob C. Fauley
West Main Street
H.C
Mr. Fauley
Miners Die In Explosion At Penn Mine
Johntown Pennsylvania July 29 Two men killed and two others burned probably fatally in a Hillman Coal and Coke Company mine blast at Jerome. The dead are Harry Cirilli 39 Frank Lawrence 40 Delbert Parkins 26 night foreman and Harry Geist 28 near death from burns. Seventy five others were at work in another area.
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Johntown
Hillman Coal , & Coke Company
Jerome
Harry Cirilli
Frank Lawrence
Delbert Parkins
Harry Geist
RACKETEERS PUT ON SPOT IN Wilmerding SHOOTING
Pittsburgh on July 2. Three Wolpe brothers Jobh James and Arthur were shot and killed in a coffee shop in Wilmerding hill district. Police seek three white men in a black sedan with New York plates as the Wolpes face liquor racketeering links.
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Pittsburgh
Volpe
Jobh
James
Arthur
Burrough
Wilmerding
Hill District
Wolpes
New York
Borotra defeats Vines in opening Davis Cup final match
In Paris on July 29 Jean Borotra, fading French veteran, stunned Ellsworth Vines Jr. ace of the United States team by taking the Davis Cup final opener 6-4 6-2 3-6 6-4.
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Paris
Jean Borotra
Ellsworth Vines, Jr
United States
France
Delinquent Taxes for 1931 Near Completion
Notice states that 1931 delinquent taxes are nearly settled and urges those who have not paid to do so immediately to avoid further delinquency, issued by Clerk Fred V. Kunst.
Judge Payne Arrives for Grafton Rotary Event
Judge John Barton reports Judge Payne, 77, native of Pruntytown, arrived in Grafton by car from Washington and will attend a Rotary banquet at Moose home tonight where he will speak. He will stay with Judge Ira E. Robinson at Adaland Barbour County and is to address an extension institute at Mountain Lake Park Maryland Monday evening. About 200 places are to be laid for the event with Rotary Kiwanis and Women’s clubs involved.
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John Barton, Payne
Grafton
Washington
Ira E. Robinson
Rotary
Moose Home
Red Cross
Judge Payne
Laurel Crest
Northwestern Turnpike
Pruntytown
Virginia
Judge Robinson
Federal Radio ‘Commission
Adaland
Barbour County
Mountain Lake Park
Kiwanis
Toibe
Grafton Boy Officer for Special Day Fort Thomas
Robert Conley of Grafton employed at Grafton Fruit Market has been named cadet lieutenant at Fort Thomas Citizens Military Training Camp and appointed officer for visitors day. The event will showcase intensive training with a public parade led by senior cadets and a special program for visitors.
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Robert Conley
Grafton
Fort Thomas
Citizens
Fis
Senator Hebert heads campaign in eastern area
Senator Felix Hebert of Rhode Island will manage the eastern campaign for the Republican Party. Republican National Chairman Everett Sanders said he would take charge today as campaign operations shifted to the Northeast with Hebert leading the effort.
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William Ramseyer
Iowa
Everett Sanders
National Committee
Associated Press
New York
Hoover
Sanders
Pittsburgh
James Francis Burke
Pomerene
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Burke
Palin
Pain
OB & Sanders
Coolidge
Plymouth
Prest
Hebert
Felix Hebert
Rhode Taland
Republic Party
Sanoune
Instigators Of Attack To Be Brought To Justice
President Hoover orders immediate action to identify and prosecute those who attacked police during the bonus army disturbances in Washington. A federal grand jury will probe the riots while District of Columbia commissioners are charged to locate and arrest the instigators.
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Washington
Hoover
District of Columbia
Justice Department
Supreme Court of the District
Sabbath Fire Alarm Plays Three Keys At B and O Shops
The new Sabbath fire alarm whistle at the B and O shops sounded at 2 o clock on Sunday, replacing steam whistles during rest days. Brought from Gassaway, the three keyed horn produced chromatic tones in C natural D flat and a minor ending, prompting residents to note it as a trial with no fire.
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Gassaway
Mother and five children die in big blaze
In New Orleans today a mother Leona Perileaux Goldate and her five children aged three months to 14 years perished in a house fire about one mile from Madisonville. The father Albert Goldate and two older children escaped as the lamp sparked the blaze.
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New Orleans
Madisonville
Leona Perileaux Goldate
Albert Goldate
Andrew
Tina
Bread and Grocer Advertisement Featuring Tasties
An OCR fragment shows a grocer ad for tasty bread and sliced products. It lists a storefront named Your Grocer's with a reference to a brand or line seeming like TASTY BREAD and TASTY SLICED. The text hints at product naming but lacks context.
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Schleicher
Fatherland
National’ Socialist
Dr. Hugenberg
J. M. Mollison
Bake Sale
Calvin Coolidge
White House
Mines Department
Faris
Jacent
Henri Cochet
Wilmer Allison
Ellsworth Vinés, Jr
Ee Leonard
J. C. Fauley
Penn
Volpe Brothers
Vines
Fred. V. Kunst
C.M.T.C
West Virginia
Army Corps
Front City
George Scott
Walter W. Waters
E. F
Johnstown
Lee
Marya
Big Blaze
Louisiana
Icra
Bessie
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