Immorality Charges Shake German Catholic Church
Berlin reports show Nazi propoganda accusing German Catholic leaders of immorality with church readings ordered to denounce Goebbels. Cardinal Mundelein and Pope Pius XII criticized false propaganda as tensions rise between church and regime. A parachutist, 49, died when his chute failed at an amusement park in Petrign, Le detleer.
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Goebbels
George Cardinal Mundelein
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Reichs. Mehrer Biter
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Petralt
Claude Ledetleer
Detrate
Duke of Windsor and Wallis Find Seclusion in Austrian Castle
The Duke of Windsor and Wallis Warfield, now Duchess, settled at Wasserleonburg castle in the Dobratsch mountains Austria for privacy after their marriage. The couple enjoyed domestic life with staff present and no reporters, while guards remained on duty and no intruders appeared.
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Austria
Duke of Windsor
Wasserleonburg
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Wallis
Unaitimore
Indy Bluebeard
Mtte
Para
Nine Aides of Lewis Convicted in Marine Strike
In Tewiston Maine nine aides of Lewis Alden were convicted late tonight by an Androscoggin County jury on conspiracy charges stemming from the Lewiston Auburn general shop strike. Three others were acquitted. Superior Court Justice Arthur Chapman deferred sentence of the defendants in the term.
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Johnny
Lewis Alden
Lewiston-Auburn
Superior Court
Tuatien
Arthur Champman
Pine
Inter
The Income Tax Debate in Grampa’s Voice and Policy
The column mocks the income tax stance in You Cant Take It With You, noting Grampa’s disdain for the tax and the broader public apathy. It critiques government spending, aristocratic evasion, and legal loopholes used by the rich while urging constructive work through programs like the WPA. The piece laments tax policy as decades of adjustment favoring elites and questions Supreme Court packing and graft allegations.
Relief spending in three months totals shown in state report
A Montana state report to the legislature details three months of relief outlays. Old-age assistance 589,170.45, aid to needy dependent children 69,864.08, direct relief 131,587.10, plus 30,472.27 for county salaries and expenses. Counties must refund portions to the state. federal refunds apply.
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Mere
Brandford
Fumsnald
Stata
Tha
Pha
Frederic R. Veeder
Great Palls
Vaeeter
University of Chicago
Roosevelt Heads Weekend Potomac Cruise From Navy Yard
President Roosevelt embarked at the navy yard for a weekend cruise on the Potomac river with a return planned for tomorrow evening. The trip aims to offer a relaxing excursion during a busy period for the administration.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Navy Yard
Potomac River
Warren Ohio Court Issues Curbing Order In Tax Matters
Roving world summaries report a Warren Ohio court issuing an order limiting nickel-and-dime curbs in a tax case. White Mains Jo an Rockefeller estate dispute notes a 26 million dollar estate left to a granddaughter with potential 16 million in taxes. International items mention royalty privacy and mid century diplomacy in Australia and Europe.
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Isatrox
Joan D. Rockefeller
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Priesta
Pulpita
Novisch
Austrila
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Caatia
Yondon
Patch
Onge Big Estate Not Very Great
Plains, N. Y. Oct. 3. The relatively small estate left by Folin YD Rockefeller Sr is estimated today at about 25 060 000, possibly rising to 10 900 000 after taxes. Principal beneficiaries named in the will filed here for probate are Mrs. Mary Margret Strong de Cuevas, a granddaughter, and the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research. Treckefeller said in a statement dated Oct 3, 1924 that ample provision had already been made for other heirs. Much of the fortune was given away during his lifetime, derived from the Standard Oil era. Continued on Page 3.
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Una
Folin YD. Rockefeller, Sr
Mary Maret Strong de Cuevags
Rorkefeller Institute For Medical Research
Treckefeller
Nis Hla
Long Session of Congress Likely
Washington June 5. House leaders predicted Congress would likely remain in session into the summer as President Roosevelt faced a busy legislative program. Senate and House leaders discussed moving ahead on court reorganization wage and hour standards conservation tenant aid housing and tax measures while opposition to the Roosevelt Court plan lingered. Forest service seeks rule changes to allow more workers for watershed and forest protection in the Northwest with policy official HH Hunter noting the need for rust control work.
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Jung
House
Sumer
Hawkhead
Rayburn
Senate
Robinson
Supreme Court
Bankhead
White House
Bonkane
Wash
U. S. Forest Service
Northwest Forests
HH. Hunter
Forest Service
Just a Minute With Irving Cobb
Santa Monica California July 3 It was Susan B Anthony who dedicated her life to emancipation for women Her grandniece recently suggested that adding a buckle and ribbon could turn a night into acceptable evening wear The piece notes how generations carry on the flame of genius and service to womankind but laments lack of advocacy among cultural elites Time passes and social norms shift with fashion and propriety.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Susan B. Anthony
Hollywood
Wheeler Om Proposal On 1 8 Courts
Great Walls June Warning that steps urged by J roosevelt to curtail Supreme Court power echo past moves to subjugate the judiciary. Senator Burton Wheeler told a labor mass meeting the proposed procedure could lead to loss of civil liberties, packing the court to fit today’s needs, crushing press freedom and empowering the executive, akin to Germany and Italy.
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Great Walls
J’r Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Executive Branch
United States
Burton K. Wheeler
Germany
Italy
Butte Clerks End Strike After Union Vote
Clerks in Butte voted tonight to accept a proposal from union and employers committees for retirement of the week old strike in Hatin stores. Wages to rise 15 percent with hours and working conditions unchanged. Stores to open Monday morning.
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Butte, Tungh
Butte Clerks’ Union
Hatin
Clerks’ Union
Silver Row Employers’ Association
Jeriday Nienth
Nevada City Woman Escape From Woodsman Captor
William Ebaugh 29 held in jail on charges of keeping Mrs Ray Delama 39 captive for three months after buying her from her husband for $20 in Nevada City California. Sheriff deputy says Ebaugh admitted paying for the cabin prisoner and injuring Delama during confinement. Delama says Ebaugh beat and dragged her, and she escaped from his Willow Valley cabin. The case follows a prior arrest for assault and imprisonment.
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Willow Valley
Ray Delama
Willian B. Woods
Ebaugh
CG. J. Tobiassen
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Wands
Polama
Napa State Hospital
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Melama
Ierui
Delain Font
Body of Butte Man Found in Washington
Deputy Gene Pomeroy reported the body of Thomas Th. Prainer, missing from Butte Montana, was found by a hunter twelve miles from Yakima. The skull appeared fractured and authorities said he had been dead for years. An investigation into the circumstances of death was underway.
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Thomas Th.Prainer
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Trainer
McNeilsland
Montana Delegates Break From Highway Meeting
Lander Wyoming June 6 AP Montana delegates left the state group during the International Danada to Mexico Highway Association session. Montana objected to a 600 mile Montana routing by Billings Lookout Great Falls and into Tayre seeking a direct 200 mile north line. The international body voted to keep the longer Montana route. Also noted: election of L B Vanhl of St Johns Ariz as president and Olin of Cortes Colo as secretary and T P Kubre as treasurer. Robert H Dunbar, 77, dean of Minnesota curlers, died.
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Great Walls
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Uavre
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Monk
Ythers Chasen
L. B. Vanhl
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Ariz
Harold Delmonte
Lander
Olin
Cortes
Colo
Etary
T. Pe Kubre
Trenaurer
Plane Crash At Allaghenny Airport Injures Crew Members
A Transcontinental and Western Air plane skidded at Allagheny County Airport. The rear landing wheel rammed something during the crash, but all aboard escaped unharmed. Airport officials reported no serious injuries after the incident tonight.
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Peranna
Allagheny County
Funt
Republic Steel fights to free plants from strikers in two courts
In Youngstown, Republic Steel battles to lift strike control as the Steel Workers Organization Committee vows to block lines at Warsen and Wiles plants. A court order compels access and disarmament of weapons. Chicago authorities remove encamped workers as tension grows and officials seek federal action on mail packages.
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Youngstown
Republic Steel Corporation
Steel Workers Organization Committee
W.O.C
Philly Murray
Republic
Chicago
Sons of the
Sirike
Fata
Edward J. Welly
Republic Ln
Tnis
Renuhile Corporation
Washington Post
Tom Girdler
No agreement on peage plan yet in nonintervention talks
British efforts to salvage the Spanish civil war neutrality pact stalled as Germany and Italy balked at Eden's plan. They disputed a clause requiring consultation among International patrol commanders before reprisals, and disagreed on zones of neutrality for patrol ships in Spanish waters.
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Pres
Great Britain
Germany
Italy
Britain
Anthony Eden
Ponte Agreement
Manta
Spanish
Foreign spies drive prompts expulsions from Soviet Union
Moscow reports a tense Soviet crackdown on foreign agents. In May hundreds of aliens including Americans were compelled to leave as authorities intensified actions against suspected spies and wreckers. Japanese and German consulates faced renewed pressure amid the drive.
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Worsons T
Landon warns on safeguarding liberty at Baker University
Governor Alf M Landon addressed Baker University graduates urging careful action to protect liberty and proven methods amid postwar economic strain He warned that concentrating economic power in government risks destroying democracy and urged balance between individual and central authority.
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Alf M. Landon
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