Nazi Propaganda Targets Jews Catholics and Stahlhelm
Berlin reports quote Dr Goebbels outlining three fronts for a totalitarian campaign against 22 million undesirables. He names Jews and Roman Catholics as primary targets with plans to dissolve the steel helmet group. Arrests follow for Aryans and Jews in Liegnitz and Goerlitz, while a former Reichstag member is sentenced to death for alleged treason.
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Berlin
Germany
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Essen
Goebbels
Adolf Hitler
Steel Helmet
Zation
Nazi Party
Qead
Bitls
Liegnitz
Goerlitz
Albert Kyser
Reichstag
People's
Four Prison Guards Fired After Escape At State Prison
Four guards were discharged for inefficiency and negligence after the escape of Hory Fernekes, a gunman disguised as a visitor, at the state prison. Captain Michael Leonard, Frank Friend James Nolan, and Robert Shaw were dismissed after a six hour investigation. Bowen denied bribery suspicions, citing carelessness and stupidity.
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Soliet
Fernekes
A. N. Bowen
State Department of Public Welfare
Michael Leonard
Frank
James Nolan
Robert Shaw
Leonard
Bowen
Officials Given 15 Days to Reply in Picher Ouster Case
Miami Oklahoma Aug 5 AP District Judge V Coppedge granted Fred Gary mayor of Picher and two councilmen 15 days to respond to ouster charges alleging corruption and misadministration. O B Cantrell and Arch Hise, elected officials, were accused. Gary claimed the ouster was a frameup and no testimony was heard. The judge noted trial likely in the fall term.
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Miami
Okla
Coppedge
Fred Gary
Picher
Mata
Gary
PWA
O. B. Cantrell
Arch Hise
Pope urges German Catholics defend faith amid paganism
At Castel Gandolfo the Pope blesses 50 Young Men's Catholic Action pilgrims from Treves and urges courage and firm defense of the faith amid what he calls paganism in Germany. He praises pious youths and warns of darker times to come.
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Vatican City
Germany
Treves
Castel Gandolfo
May Ask National Guard in Housewife Strike
In Detroit Emil Schwartz of the National Association of Meat Dealers reports over a dozen local butchers seeking national guard protection amid militant housewives picketing shops in a two week strike to push meat prices down. He calls a 20 percent price cut request ridiculous under current taxes. Mrs Zu of the strike committee says the movement is gaining ground and may spread through Detroit.
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Detroit
Emil Schwartz
National Association of Meat Dealers
Dtroit
National Guard
Schwartz
Mary Zu
Frank H Hitchcock Dies After Two Month Illness
Frank Harris Hitchcock, 67, former postmaster general and publisher of the Tucson Daily Citizen, died of pneumonia today at a desert sanatorium near Tucson Arizona. A longtime Republican figure, he fell ill about two months ago.
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Tucson
Ariz
Frank Harris Hitchcock
Tucson Daily Citizen
Desert
Hitchcock
Parachute Balloon Reaches 16 650 Feet Near Moscow
A new aviation concept the parachute balloon rose to 16 650 feet then landed safely near Moscow. Pilots Modestoff and Lisoft conducted the test at the government dirigible factory field.
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Moscow
Modestoff
Lisoft
Tax Rush Bill Passes House By Wide Margin
The measure outlines revised inheritance and gift taxes with brackets up to 20 percent and higher rates for larger estates and gifts. Exemptions to political subdivisions and charitable institutions remain, while corporate charitable deductions are allowed. Missouri Democrats support the final passage amid a largely party-line vote.
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Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Eliza Beth Hart Weds Woo Kyatang in Mitchell Union
The marriage of Eliza beth Hart of Kansas City to Woo Kyatang, a Chinese student, was disclosed here. Hart, a University of Missouri graduate, married Kyatang on June 20 by Justice of the Peace E. R. Neece in Mitchell, Illinois.
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Waris VIII
Ill
Elizabeth Hart
Kansas City
Ias
University of Missouri
Woo Kyatang
Justice of the Peace
E. R. Neece
Mitchell
Escaped Desperado Robs, Evades Police in Woods Chase
A fugitive described as insane tangled with Mexico and local police in a woods pursuit. He forced abandonment of a car, robbed three highway workers who were held for hours and found tied beside Highway 22. The suspect then robbed Mr and Mrs Beermier, took their watches rings and car before heading east.
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Mexico
Crosswhite
Highways
Hyde Named to Methodist Church Executive Committee
A permanent executive committee of laymen in the Methodist Episcopal Church was formed to monitor radicals within the church. Wilbur Helin, secretary, announced the group which includes Arthur M. Hyde of Trenton, Missouri, age 59.
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Chicago
Aug. S
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wilbur Helin
Arthur M. Hyde
Trenton
Warrant Issued in Zenge Murder Slaying Case
In Chicago a warrant is issued for Mandeville V. Zenge a 26 year old Missouri carpenter charged with emasculation and murder in the case of his rival Dr Walter J Bauer. The hearing and grand jury actions are set for tomorrow with Mrs Bauer subpoenaed amid family confrontations.
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Chicago
Justin F.mccarthy
Mandeville
McCarty
Charles S. Dougherty
Zenge
Louise Bauer
Jas
Dougherty
Cornelius J. Harrington
Otto Erlanson
Veer
Anthony Bongiorno
C. Lowe
Criminal Court
Leighton
Claude Stagg
Hostbjor held for ax slaying of farmer father
Arnold Hostbjor, 24, was jailed without charge in Rugby M and accused of killing his father William Hostbjer, 55, with an axe. The mother survived severe head injuries and fled to a neighbor. the son was arrested at a police station after an apparent family dispute.
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WN. M
Arnold Hostbjor
William Hostbjer
Oif
Jule Interest Given to Drier License Held in Committee
A report notes interest in licensing, with examination required before issue. The American Legion bill passed the house for license revocation for offenses like reckless driving and driving while intoxicated. Statewide accidents persist. second quarter 1935 highway dept records show 1634 fatalities? 192 fatals in period. Runaway figures show 50 hit-and-run drivers and 792 fatal accidents on state highways, 54 on county roads. regulation remains incomplete.
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American Legion
House
Highway Department
Wounded man struck by stray shot near Boonville
William P. Hansford aged 40 received emergency treatment in Columbia after a head injury likely from a stray bullet nine miles east of Boonville. He was hitchhiking from Carey county Kentucky and and his companion hailed a ride in Columbia after the injury.
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Columbia
William P. Hansford
Boonville
Hansford
Carey County
Kentucky
House Ways and Means Chief Shows Guffey Bill Could Go Without Recommendation
Washington August fifth AP says committee chair Doughton indicated the Guffey coal stabilization bill might reach the House without a formal recommendation due to strong opposition. A subcommittee, chaired by Samuel B. Hill, sent the bill forward with title two removed, after Roosevelt suggested not letting constitutional doubts block passage.
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Washington
House
Doughton
Ways and Means Committee
Representati
Samuel B. Hill
D.- Wash
Roosevelt
Hill
Robbers hold up Maysville bank in noon raid
Two young desperadoes stormed the First National Bank at noon in Maysville Oklahoma. They held four employees and several customers at pistol point and took about $800 before fleeing in a car toward Pauls Valley.
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Maysville
Oklo
First National Bank
Pauls Valley
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