Papen Speech Banned in Germany After Marburg Address
Berlin June 18 Frans von Papen vice chancellor of Germany warned against Nazi tactics and press muzzling in a Marburg university speech. Government news agency prohibited publication. Papen urged monarchy restoration and criticised Goebbels campaigns. He denounced radical socialist experiments, one party rule, and the press as a safety valve in a moving confrontation with the regime.
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Berlin
Hitler
Frans von Papen
Germany
Marburg University
von Papen
Muzeling
Joseph Goebbels
Defendant Takes Stand At Trial In Drunken Driving Case
The defendant testified he drove between 20 and 25 mph and did not see anyone on the crosswalk or street. He denied intoxication despite four mixed drinks earlier. Witnesses including Mrs Pratt and Mrs Bennett said no one in the car spoke of anything unusual and alleged whisky bottles were found after arrest.
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Bennetts
Main Street
O.¥. Pratt
J. Crowley
Bennett
Tia Juana
Harrison Avenue
J. F. Bullivan
Willam Kelly
Kelly
Peterson
Murray Hospital
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O. H. Pratt
Billings
George Bennett
Crowley
Ned
Mqnor
George Pera
Ow! Ravage
Congress Debates Broad New Economic Reforms Across Sectors
The article recounts measures tied to the Frazier Lemke act, AAA controls on farming, and government housing guarantees. It notes moves for crop and mortgage relief, farm credit guarantees, and an extended federal deposit insurance plan. It also covers naval expansion, labor boards, direct loans to small business, veterans’ compensation, Philippine independence, and housing finance shifts.
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Navy
Home Aid
Home
Federal Reserve Banks
RFC
Nresidente
Banus
Philipppine Islands
Camp Fire Girls Encampment Set for Training Week
The Camp Fire Girls plan a full program with Miss Margaret Morer as swimming instructor and Miss Lillian Harris supervising health. Staff details and class schedules to be announced after a guardians meeting. Camp built in 1924 by L. O. Evans, rated class A, offering swimming tennis volleyball archery baseball football croquet beanbag races and more.
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Red Cross
Lillian Harris
Miss McLanahan
L. O. Evans
United States
General Johnson booed by grocers in Chicago event
At the national association of retail grocers convention in Chicago on June 18 delegates booed Gen. Hugh G. Johnson NRA chief after he did not sit at the speakers table. He later sent regrets by telegram to mollify convention leaders who felt snubbed.
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Chicago
Hugh G. Dolingon
NRA
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Johnson
Mystery shooting targets policeman in Matawan
A masked man in a hunting coat shot Patrolman John Flood at Matawan police headquarters then fled through a rear door. Flood, married, was treated after surgery and reported in fair condition. He said the assailant had been previously connected to threats from a Staten Island man he had arrested.
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Samsell
John Flood
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Staten Island
Ongoing Power Struggle In North Dakota Governorship
News recounts a clash over the North Dakota governorship as Ole H. Olson swore in as governor amid a contested power dispute with incumbent Langer. Federal troops guarded the state capitol while Olson sought a court ruling on rightful leadership. Citizens watched a tense, powder keg atmosphere as guards posted around offices.
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Ineut
Ole H. Olson
Olson
State Supreme Court
Moller
William Kelly
Scalded furniture dealer in critical condition
Vincent Alton, a Butler furniture dealer, was scalded when hot water spilled at a bath house on East Broadway. He remained in critical condition last night at St. James Hospital with burns to his feet, ankles, and lower legs.
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Butlé
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St. James’ Hospital
Shipstead Leads Shoemaker In Minnesota Primary Vote
T. Paul June 16 UKPi United Press Senator Henrik Shipstead held a 3 to 1 lead over Dens greasman F H Shoemaker as returns from 254 precincts rolled in Shipstead 19845 Shoemaker 8204. Twin Cities influence noted in results with Shipstead leading decisively. In other items Joseph Subjak of Carrollville Wis received a 10 cent check due to a payroll error. Montrose Colo reports hardware firm payment to a wholesaler with a 210 pound weight of ore noted.
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Ukpi
United Pens
Henrik Shipstead
Dens Greasman
F. H. Shoemaker
Shoemaker
Shipstead
Vate St
Briormaker
Carrollville
Wis
Joseph Subjak
CWA
Subjak
Sheen
Five killed in Grodline gas depot blast near Jamestown
A truck fire at a petroleum depot in Jamestown outskirts sparked a blast that killed five people and burned about 20 more, five critically. The explosion ignited two 30,000 gallon gasoline tanks as flames rose high, sweeping spectators into a panic and injuring children and adults alike.
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Congress Predicted To End March 18 15 Finally On Way Home
A fragment from page one outlines a chronology of congressional events and prophecies from February 28 to June 18, noting liquor legalization in the District of Columbia, proposed pay limits, court actions, and calls for constitutional redistribution. It captures a chaotic ledger of statements by Rainey and others about adjournment dates and policy stances.
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Maryland
William E. Borah
Rainey
Huey Long
Freedom
Philippines
Senate
T. Semmes Walmsley
New Orleans
Huey Lane
William A. Wirt
House
Union Station
Roosevelt
Raymond Cannon
Sinclair Lewry
Tugwell
Rainey Caye
Road Building Funds Detailed For 1936 37 Projects
Government outlines continuation of emergency road building with cost shares split between states and federal agencies. Allocations include 200 million for ongoing work with feeder roads possible, 24 million for national park roads, 10 million for flood damage repairs, 10 million for forest highways, 125 million annually for emergency construction in 1936 and 1937, plus 6.5 million for roads on public lands and Indian reservations and 7.4 million for park roads in 1936 and 1937.
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Yellowstone Park to Open Wednesday
Yellowstone Park in Wyoming prepares for official opening Wednesday as 78 rangers and ranger-naturalists begin posts while a regional convention opens.
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Yellowstone Park
Wyo
Qatanttone National Park
Taxes To State Helena Declares Tax Collections Report
June 18. Five more installments of state taxes collected by the state treasurer were announced. Readouts show Blaine with 8374 this year and 8351 last year. Gallatin 22501 and 25224. Meagher 5013 and 47458. Park 14042 and 314832. Prairie 7198 and 9430 in different year totals.
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Kent
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Blaine
Gallatin
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Missing Woman Case Deepens in Europe and UK
In Vienna police found Miss Tulverson belongings in the apartment of Ivan Poderjay, the New York–married soldier of fortune. A trunk with a dismembered torso was found in Brighton, England. New York police prepared a list of clothing and articles bought for her European honeymoon voyage to Europe with Poderjay. A woman named Susanne Ferrand, who shared Poderjay's apartment, was arrested after admitting the items belonged to Miss Tulverson. Poderjay claims they parted in New York last December. The Brighton trunk is presumed to be the missing woman, about 40 years old and five feet two inches tall, though details do not align with prior description.
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Miss Tulverson
Ivan Poderjay
New York
Brighton
England
Tulverson
Miss Tufgsrorn
Europe
Paderjay
Susanne Ferrand
Poderjay
Miss Tufverson
Tufverson
Offells
Miss
Missing Detroit lawyer Agnes Tulverson found in Brighton trunk
Police and Scotland Yard linked to a puzzling murder case after a woman's torso was found in a trunk at Brighton Central Station. The victim is identified as Agnes Tulverson, a Detroit lawyer who vanished six months after marrying Captain Van Peder Jay.
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England
Agnes
Tufverson
Detroit
Scotland Yard
Po-Lce
Milas Turyerson
Ip Central
Stork Loitering About Lindbergh and Tunney Homes
New York June report notes homes of Charles A. Lindbergh and Gene Tunney are being prepared for visits from the public. The Danny News will say tomorrow.
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Lindbergh
Tunney
New York
Cal
Charles A. Lindbergh
Gene Tunney
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Dany News
Injunction Argued Over Public Works Bond Issue
The filing alleges irregularities in site selection for a proposed $800,000 public works project. The petition argues House No 19 authorizes issuance of bonds without owner consent taxes. Supreme Court heard the injunction bid with timing expected next month.
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J. A. Poore
Voor Davis
Glavence Hanley
Supreme Court
Margaret Leary
Fisher
Stork
Final Da Severa County Final Da Severa County
The article lists Republican candidates and filings for county offices. Names include Roy F. Carpenter, M. K. Chafi, Stevensville, R. P. Bland, Tami J. Gelman, and Miss Minn. It notes filings for county treasurer, superintendent, and administrator, with references to recent political activity and closures.
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May Griffin
Mary Stradtey
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