Nazis Strangle Catholic Youth Mobilization in Germany
The Baden state government ordered dissolution of the Deutsche Jugendkraft and confiscation of its property. Indoor sports were banned as part of the campaign against political Catholicism, ahead of Kans Kerrl's return as religious affairs minister. An Upper Silesia Catholic probe says Hitler youth gains deepen church challenges beyond devotion. Franz Seldte and the Steel Helmets aid the push.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Baden
Deutsche Jugendkraft
Kans Kerrl
President Opposes Deductions On Gifts By Texas Power Co
Senate lobby hearing revealed Texas Power and Light spent 33 777 to oppose the administration utility holding company bill. President John W. Carpenter testified the funds funded telegrams to congressmen and a 192 to editor Peter Molyneaux for radio opposition, all charged to operating expenses. He defended no payments to legislators and detailed travel and salary costs totaling over 14 000 for his Washington trips.
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Washington
Texas Power and Light Company
Administration Utility Holding Company
Senate Lobby Committee
John W. Carpenter
Electric Bond and Share Company
Thea maAnaw
Magaine
Texas
Carpenter
Texas Power
Peter Molyneaux
Texas Weekly
Black
Molyneaux
House Interstate Commerce Committee
30000 Bodies Recovered in Chinese Flood Near Hankow
Hankow Red Cross reports 30000 bodies recovered of drowned victims along the Han and Yangtze rivers near Hankow. Floods also devastate northern provinces with the Yellow River breaching barriers, leaving millions homeless as authorities race to prevent further spread.
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Shanghai
Hankow
Shantung
Han Fu Chu
Nanking
Hopei
Henan
Shensi
Kiangsu
Exemption Act Opposed by Roosevelt in Social Security Debate
President Roosevelt voiced opposition to the Clark amendment shielding private security systems from the national plan. He urged equal treatment for corporations and warned against private companies directing funds to keep the young off government aid. A five to four court decision had previously ruled the railroad retirement act unconstitutional.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Clark
House
D. Mo
Senate
Senator Smith Heads South for Rest After Farm Bill Pass
AP reports Senator Smith of South Dakota plans a brief South Carolina retreat after guiding the farm bill through the Senate. Congratulatory messages pour in to the veteran lawmaker for securing the measure.
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Washington
Smith
D-Sa
Senate Agriculture Committee
South Carolina
Senate
Cotton manufacturers discuss textile policy in Concord
Secretaries of Cotton Manufacturers associations from three southern states met with American Cotton Manufacturers officials in Concord to outline a policy plan for the textile industry.
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Concord
Cotton Manufacturers Associations
American Cotton Manufacturers Association
Reynolds Senator to Attend Greensboro Family Reunion
Senator Robert R. Reynolds of North Carolina leaves tomorrow for Greensboro to attend a Reynolds family reunion on Friday. He will spend the weekend at his Asheville home and return to Washington next Monday.
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Washington
Robert R. Reynolds
North Carolina
Greensboro
Reynolds
Asheville
Woman slashes throats of two children in Arkansas
Morriston Ark July 24 AP Coroner Frank Reid reports Mrs Cora Garret twenty died after fatally slashing the throats of her two small children at their farm home eighteen miles from the town and she attempted suicide but failed.
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Morriston
Ark
Frank Reid
Cora Garret
Louisiana Democrats pledge sweep of state in January primary
A signed statement from Long denounces him and claims Louisiana Democrats will sweep the state in the January primary with a ticket to end Long's political regime.
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Long
New Orleans
Louisiana
Hayes Requires Bond In Processing Tax Suit
Judge Johnson J. Hayes in the middle district federal court ordered plaintiffs in processing tax restraining suits to post bonds. Each plaintiff must supply security to cover taxes due and costs, with monthly additional security for taxes under the processing act.
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Greensboro
Johnson J. Hayes
Middle District
Mexican Peasants Revolt Forces Gov Turmoil in Tabasco
Mexican federal forces replace Tabasco governor Miguel Lastra with a Garrido loyalist General Miguel Henríquez and place Tabasco under semi military rule. In Tamaulipas Governor Antonio Villarreal faces a widespread peasant uprising that may end his term. Siege of Matamoros brews as peasants demand Mayor Rafael M. C. resign.
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Mexico City
Tomas Garrido Canabal
Tabasco
Tamaulipas
Ft Onene Maedanaoe
Garrido
Miguel Lastra
Gulf Coast
Miguel Henriquez
Aureo Calles
Plutarco Elias Calles
Iron Man
Federal
Antonio Villarreal
Brownsville
Tex
Matamoros
Rio Grande
Rafael Muney C
Roosevelt Opposes Charity Tax Deductions During Press Conference
President Roosevelt voiced two main objections to allowing tax deductions for charitable contributions by corporations. He recalled vetoing a similar bill when governor of New York and warned gifts serve to gain public goodwill rather than public benefit.
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Washington
Roosevelt
New York State
Hosiery Union Ends Convention in Philadelphia
The American Federation of Hosiery Workers adjourns its 24th annual convention after authorizing the executive board to negotiate a new contract for meters after September. The union supports a 30 hour week with 40 hour pay but resists a general strike. Existing contracts expire September 1 and two strikes are active, one at Opal Hosiery mill in Philadelphia and another at Marvin-Carr mill in Durham North Carolina.
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Philadelphia
American Federation of Hosiery Workers
America
Opal Hosiery
Marvin-Carr Hosiery
Durham
N. C
First infantile paralysis case reported in Elizabeth City
Robert Harris age 19 and from Mount Dora Florida is hospitalized at Albemarle with infantile paralysis the condition diagnosed after arrival by schooner Anna Macie for repairs and entry to the local hospital on Saturday.
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Elizabeth City
Robert Harris
Albemarle Hospital
Anna Macie
Mount Dora
Fla
King seeks inquiry on severing relations with Germany
Senator King of Utah told the Senate he would push an investigation to determine whether the United States should sever diplomatic relations with Germany. The remark came during a session in Washington on July 24.
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Germany
Washington
King
Utah
Senate
United States
Question to juror sparks laughter in municipal court
Local attorney Thomas J. Gold Jr. questioned juror eligibility in his trial, asking if he was a regular juror. A spectator laughed as the juror replied that this was his first time serving on a jury.
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Thomas J. Gold, Jr
Gold
Bankhead urges cotton buyers to stock up as prices stay low
Senator Bankhead predicts a 7.6 million bale cotton crop in 1936 and says buyers should purchase now, not expect cheaper cotton or textiles this season. He notes possible government loan moves and praises AAA amendments amid market demoralization from court decisions.
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Washington
Bankhead
D-Ala
Farmers’ Loan
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Senate
Parole Board Shakeup Tied to Island Administration Shift
Attorney General Homer Cummings accepted the resignation of Dr. Amy N. Stannard from the United States board of parole to clear a vacancy for Judge T. Webber Wilson of Mississippi, amid Roosevelt’s island post reshuffle. Dr. Paul M. Pearson was moved from governor of the Virgin Islands to a housing role in the PWA.
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Cummings
Amy N. Stannard
United States Board of Parole
T. Webber Wilson
Mississippi
Roosevelt
Virgin Islands
Stannard
San Francisco
Lekes
Parole Board
Islands
Paul M. Pearson
Wilson
PWA
Doctor Stannard
Department of Justice
Homer Cummings
New Mexico Suit and Armament Talk Stir in July Dispatch
A curio letter from Beverly Hills describes Wiley Post and a ranch trip to New Mexico misreported as Siberia, notes a suit by New Mexico, and restates England’s claim treaties of 1922 are dead. It argues small nations deserve armament and cites Abyssinia’s bow counts.
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Beverly Hilias
Cal
Wiley Post
New Mexico
Siberia
Russia
England
Washington
Abyssinia
Britain Ready To Cooperate With U S In Peace Moves
London July 24 British foreign secretary Sir Samuel Hoare told the House of Commons Britain will cooperate with the United States to preserve peace amid the Italy Ethiopia conflict The government plans to act through the League of Nations and backs the covenant while opposing moves to legalize the war and avoid a lone police role or unilateral sanctions.
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London
Samuel Hoare
House of Commons
United States
Auy
Great Britain
Italy
Ethiopia
Sir Samuel
League of Nations Council
League
The
Bible Churchmen's Society
East Africa
Geneva
League Council
Britain
Paris Bank Placed in Bankruptcy After Arrests
In Norfolk Virginia on July 24 Aubrey George William Neidee and his associate were arrested on swindling and breach of confidence charges linked to the Paris bank collapse. The Neideckers and two women, traveling aboard the City of Newport News, denied fleeing and said they learned of the bank’s closing only after four days at sea.
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Norfolk
Aubrey
George William Neidee
Travelers’ Bank of White Defense Counsel
Brothers of
Aubrey Neidecker
Paris
Hartmore Mail
Newport News
B. Co Neidecker
Mary Ba Neidecker
General Strike Ends as Terre Haute Workers Return to Jobs
In Terre Haute Indiana July 4 streetcars and buses moved workers back to factories and shops after unions called off a two day general strike or labor holiday. A Taylor backed statement praised federal mediators and urged all sympathizers to resume work at the Columbia Enameling and Stamping plant. Brig. Gen. D. Wray de Pez noted broad compliance with the appeal.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Taylor
Columbia Enameling and Stamping Company
North and South Carolina Weather Brief
Fair tonight and Thursday with scattered showers possible in west and north central North Carolina. South Carolina remains fair with moderate southwest and west winds, overcast tonight and Thursday. Coastal waters show southwest winds to Hatteras and varied winds to Jacksonville with likely thundershowers north portion tonight. High uncertainty in the remainder of the Carolinas as the weather bureau records 24 hour temperature and rainfall.
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South Carolina
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
North Portion
Jacksonville
North
South Portion
Charlotte
N. C
Itsficial Weather Bureau
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