Dictator plan for Germany postponed as Bruening reshuffles
Berlin dispatch reports Chancellor Bruening expands his finance team with Hermann Dietrich as new finance minister in a bid to resume the Reichs financial program. Dietrich, longtime vice chancellor, will push reforms as the Folks party opposes the plan despite districting changes and a political fight over contracted employees salaries.
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Paul Moldenhauer
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Chicago Officials Linked to Lingle Money Loans
Investigators probe links between Alfred J. Lingle murder case and public figures in Chicago. Evidence points to loans from Major Carlos Ames and Alderman Bert Cronson and a $500 check traceable to a loop police captain. Cronson recalls lending. Ames says $2,500 advanced.
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Chicago
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Ames
Cronson
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William Hale Thompson
City official blocks probe as Cronson tied to Etterson
The Herald and Examiner reports prompt denial by a city official amid revelations that Cronson is Etterson’s nephew. Investigators note loans from Sammy Hare, gambling resort owner, with figures up to $20,000 linked to Lingle through the board of strategy according to morning papers.
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Reichstag and dictatorship fears shape party splits in Germany
The cabinet member resigns his party membership as German parties resist dictatorship fearing Reichstag dissolution and new elections would boost Fascists. In Palestine, Zionist records show $20,000,000 spent over nine years on reconstruction and the Jewish national home effort.
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Palestine
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Zionist Organization of America
Jews of America Subscribed During the Last
Cleveland dispatch reports a nationwide Jewish subscription drive in progress as of June 27, highlighting communal fundraising and participation across communities. Details are sparse in the fragment.
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Cleveland
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