Nazi Proclamation Urges Ouster of Undesirables in Berlin
An official Nazi proclamation announced new measures to stop the influx of undesirables into Berlin. Count von Helldorf and Julius Lippert prepared steps to curb provincial refugees, with storm troopers set to play a major role. The warning urged non Aryans not to come to Berlin as anti Jew campaigns intensify.
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Ystaamineihand
Wolf Hendrick von Helldorf
Julius Lippert
Reich
der Angriff
Hens Winkel
Son Pictures PP
Modification Tariff Rates Demanded Amid Court Threat
Washington August 7 Senator Smith of South Carolina called for tariff modification amid a farmers threat to challenge the protective tariff in court if AAA processing taxes are struck down by the Supreme Court. Smith, a tariff advocate, doubted the effort would succeed. A Texas Louisiana farmers cooperative said it would sue if the processing taxes and benefits were outlawed, arguing AAA benefits mirror the protective tariff for agriculture.
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Supreme Court
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Farmers' Cooperative Association
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Louisiana
Britain Presses Italy Over Violent Ethiopian Controversy
London reports Britain made six strong representations to Italy through Ambassador Grandi on July 26 over violent attacks in the Italian press against Britain. Rimeny MacDonald became acting prime minister amid Anglo Italian tensions as France prepared to lead next week's tri power talks in Paris.
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Italy
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Grandi
Foreign Office
Rimeny MacDonald
Ethiopia
France
Paris
Stanley Baldwin
Aix-Les-Baimes
Britain
Anthony Eden
League Affaire
Italians Move En Masse To East Africa From Egypt
About 210000 Italian troops and laborers have crossed the Suez Canal en route to East Africa, with nine transports carrying soldiers planes tanks and artillery from the Mediterranean to the Red Sea as part of a broader military redeployment. The report notes large-scale movements through Port Said Egypt Aug 7.
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Mediterranean
Red Sea
Injuries Fatal After Auto Crash In Erie
Eugene Falkner aged 51 died from injuries sustained when an automobile driven by Pete Heft, a local insurance man, struck him in Erie last night. The crash investigation continues.
Seattle notes on tokens and politics in a breezy city scene
In a fragmentary Seattle dispatch from August 6 a lively voice compares cities and mentions streamlined ferries for routes to China and Japan. The piece also claims the state has tokens and oddly notes a lieutenant governor who is a fiddle player, billed as America’s only politician with a real profession.
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Wash
New York
China
Japan
Minneapolis
Chicago
Roose
Ceat
America
Four Women Arrested in Dallas Riots at Dress Plants
In Dallas on August 7, four women were stripped and spanked by striking garment workers in front of two dress plants. Four policemen and two women were injured, and seven women and three men were arrested by about forty officers. Police car windows were smashed amid the unrest.
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Fpf
D. Hale
F. T. Alexander
Mild Conflict Rules Trading Mixed in New York Stocks
Mild trading attitude shaped the market in New York with a selective rise in industrials metals and merchandising shares reaching near 1935 highs. Rails and utilities fell back while grains held steady and cotton softened slightly. Corporate bonds improved but U S comments were uneven and gold and currency markets showed a mixed tone.
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New York
Chicago
U. S
Floods in Luzon Cause High Death Toll and Damage
Reports from Manila recount that floods in central and northern Latean Island killed or left missing at least 126 people across Pangasinan and nearby provinces. Engineers estimate damages exceed 1.5 million dollars, with disaster severity rivaling last year’s typhoons.
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Aus
Latean Island
Dagupen
Pangasinan
Stone
Manila Daily Bulletin
Non-Suit Allowed In Blackwell Case
GreensboroAugust 7 Judge J Will Pleas Jr presiding over two weeks term of superior court for civil cases granted non suits in eleven actions including A F Blackwell versus city of High Point and others.
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Greensboro
J. Will Pleas, Jr
Superior Court
A. F. Blackwell
High Point
Rhode Island Voters Swing GOP in Roosevelt Backlash
Rhode Island voters in the first district elected Republican Charles F. Rick Risk over Democrat Antonio Prince by over 10 000 votes, signaling a Roosevelt policy backlash. Central Falls Pawtucket Newport each swung Republican locally while Washington watched. Five gubernatorial hopefuls entered Mississippi and Virginia races as party dynamics shifted.
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New Deal
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National House of Representatives
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Newport
Washington
Congress
Hastings
Delaware
Tims
Mississippi
Virginia
Hugh White
Dennis Murphies
Paul B. Johnson
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D-La
Johnson
Ethiopian War Spirit Raging in Adowa Review
Report from Addis Ababa notes 100000 tribal warriors paraded before Crown Prince Asfa Wusen on the Wollo plains near Gondar as Ethiopian war zeal rises. Rumors of a Japanese mission from Kobe surface, denied by officials, with observers possible if Italy and Ethiopia go to war.
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Ethiopia
Asfa Wusen
Adua
Italy
Kobe
Wollo
Gondar
Fisherman Pulls Up Floating Body Near Lake Michigan
Chicago August 7 John Seeber a Lake Michigan fisherman reeled in what he believed was a bite and surfaced the body of an unidentified man weighing likely over thirty pounds. The incident occurred early today and police are investigating the find near the shoreline.
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Chicago
John Seeber
Lake Michigan
Detroit meat dealers urge guards as wives protest price rise
Detroit meat dealers seek more law enforcement protection after militant wives plan weekend picketing demanding lower meat prices. Local officials in the metropolitan area mobilize officers to maintain order during the protests.
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Aug
Metropolitan
Arc
Bill to publish statistics on manal stores headed to White House
A bill approved by both houses aims to require regular collection and publication of statistics and essential information on manal stores and was headed to the White House for final action.
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Washington
Aug. T
Foreign office to close vanity fair incident
Tokyo reports that Asahi says high foreign office officials will close the vanity fair incident in view of the sincere sympathy of the American state department. The Aug 7 AP dispatch notes official stance amid U S relations.
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Asahi
Foreign Office
Vanity Fair
State Department
Fire destroys launch in Quincy engine room blaze
In Quincy Massachusetts an engine room fire aboard a cruiser caused a one hour battle. Deck plates grew so hot officials could not reach below to assess damage. Fire chief William J. Sands said damage would run high.
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William J. Sands
Officers arrive from Coleten amid counties
Officers from Coleten arrive amid counties on August 1 as part of a regional operation. Details remain limited, with follow up expected from local authorities.
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Coleten
Turner files divorce suit after 23 years apart
Richard P. Turner of Johnson City Tennessee claims his wife left 23 years ago to visit relatives and seeks a divorce in the ongoing suit filed to end their marriage.
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Tenn
Richard P. Turner
Turner
Dry Cleaner Aims to Prove France Throne Claim Abroad
Louis Phillipe Brosseau a former Oklahoma City dry cleaner says he will travel abroad within a month to establish his claim to the French throne as the presumed grandson of the lost Dauphin. He cites royalist contacts and a years long search linking him to the Bourbons and the alleged displaced prince.
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Brosseau
Dauphin
Louis XVI
Marie Antoinette
Canada
Scientist predicts century nap could revive frozen humans
Berkeley scientist Dr Robert B Cornish cites dog and monkey revival work by Dr Ralph Willard as proof of long term cryogenic storage. He says a 40 year old could be frozen with sodium citrate preventing blood clotting and later thawed to continue living.
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Teddy's widow looks ahead after Roosevelt birthday
Bayville birthday note shows Edith Roosevelt, widow of Theodore Roosevelt, praising Republicans as she enters her 75th year. She told guests the party will return to the country and that Americans should remember their birthright. About 175 attendees at the Edith Kermit Roosevelt Women's Republican club event heard her brief remarks.
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Bayville
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Edith Kermit Roosevelt
Insurrection Plot Disrupted in Capital City
Reported plotters aimed to seize the administration and overthrow the army command. Government actions thwarted the plan. authorities feared a critical turn though troops patrolled the capital streets.
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Heme
Quiet rules as guards keep order at Pelzer mill town
National guardsmen guard the Pelzer mill area while four strikers face preliminary hearings on charges arising from an assault and robbery attempt. Authorities report 100 percent cooperation from both sides as militia blocks workers not employed on July 5. Magistrate Louie B. Smith sets hearings for tomorrow in the case brought by mill worker F.C. Ware.
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BS. C
Pelzer
Frank Saraeit
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Will
Barnwell
Mo Trombie
Mallftia
Barrica
Euardersem
W. A. Champ
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Migistrate
Unlicensed Dentist Receives Thirty Day Sentence
Asheville reports a dentist was given thirty days for practicing without a license after a seven count conviction. Judge M G Mitchell deferred judgment on several counts until August 31. Edgeworth did not appeal.
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W. Belpeworth
Ite
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Edgeworth
Government Program On Cotton Blamed For Loss
The New Orleans cotton exchange faults government policy for eroding foreign markets. The annual report signed by Henry Planche notes that price controls aimed at propping values reduced demand and weakened the U S cotton trade. It cites a 2 923 000 bale decline in exports and a 2 212 000 bale drop in world consumption, with manufacturing woes and taxes worsening conditions.
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New Orleans Cotton Exchange
Henry Planche
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