Devvere Boycott Expands Against Jews Across Two Towns
Berlin Aug 7 AP A sweeping anti Jewish drive spreads through Gladbeck and Guhrau with bans on baths, housing, schooling access, and shop dealings. A Jewish dealer Karl Frenkel died by suicide amid the crisis as Der Stahlhelm is banned nationwide. Other towns tighten restrictions and enforce social separation across Bavaria and Silesia.
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Berlin
Karl Frenkel
Essen
Laval
der Stahlhelm
Gladbeck
Westphalia
Guhbrau
Silesia
Guhrau
Bad Toelze
Bavaria
Popullar
Catholic Union
Phillips
Coblenz
Victory in Rhode Island signals GOP surge
Rhode Island voters shifted toward Republicans in several races, electing a Republican mayor in Newport and a GOP state senator in Providence. Risk, a Rhode Island judge, is anti New Deal and pro-bonus. the district includes Blackstone Valley mills facing tax opposition. National figures noted a possible swing against the New Deal, with Missouri Republicans sensing a broader trend.
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Prince
Risk
Central Falls
Pawtucket
Providence
Newport
Pawtuckett
Treasury Department
Washington
Georgetown University
Georgetown
Law School
Condon
Rhode Island
First
Blackstone Valley
New England
Hoover
Roosevelt
James A. Farley
Democratic National Committee
Hawaii
Farley
Glasgow
Arthur M. Curtis
Springfield
Missouri
Missouri auditor eyes sales tax coin plan despite opposition
Forest Smith Missouri state auditor said Congress should authorize small coins for use with the 1 percent sales tax law set to start August 27. He noted opposition from House committee chair Somers and pending hearings. If Congress blocks coin issuance Missouri may need a special legislative sign to implement the tax law. Smith will not issue sales tax tokens due to federal ruling.
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Feder i
Missouri
Smith
Washington
Capital Hill
Forest Smith
Congress
Somers
D-Ny
House
New York
Ward
Larabee
Treasury
Justice Department
Freight derailment near St Joseph leaves 14 cars derailed
A Chicago Great Western freight train derailed at Dean seven miles north of St Joseph Missouri. Fourteen cars piled on the right of way due to a broken bar. The track was to be cleared by late today with no injuries reported.
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St, Joseph
Chicago Great Western
Dean
Here
Oldest Weston Resident Dies at 93
Weston Missouri mourns the death of its oldest resident George Brill age 93 who died yesterday from a heart attack in the house where he was born on May 28 1842. He had lived in the same town and home that marked his life.
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Weston
George Brill
Brill
Rehabilitation Officer Dies at Mountain Grove MO
Harley P. Keith, 43, an assistant district supervisor of the rural rehabilitation corporation assigned to Wright County, died at Mountain Grove Missouri yesterday. He is survived by his widow and two daughters.
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Mountain Grove
Harley P. Keith
Rural Rehabilitation Corporation
Wright County
Mississippi County Melon Season Opens in Charleston
Mississippi county's annual watermelon season opened with 16 carloads sent to market values from 170 to 190 per car. Growers forecast a total of 800 cars if September weather stays favorable, noting last year's all-time record of 1029 cars.
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Charleston
Mississippi County
Warm drought hits Missouri crops across state
St Louis Aug 7 AP hot dry weather the past week withered corn in many Missouri fields and slowed field work. In western Missouri drought is severe with rain badly needed over about half the state. Temperatures reached 100 degrees with half reporting no rain. Wheat yields seen fair to poor, oats good, pastures failing in the west while eastern counties stay fair. Apples peaches and cotton progress noted.
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ST. Louis
Missouri
Roscoe Nunn
Nunn
Colton
Cape Girardeau Doctor Dies in St Louis Hospital
Dr. Paul R. Williams, a Cape Girardeau physician, died in a St Louis hospital early today after an eight day illness.
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Cape Girardeau
ST. Louis
Paul R. Williams
Federal Drive Against Tobacco Bootleggers
Federal agents from the Internal Revenue Service began a drive against tobacco bootlegging in southeast Missouri. They report burley tobacco sold for 18 to 20 cents a pound in some areas, against a 25 cent legitimate tax. One man arrested and 647 pounds of natural leaf tobacco confiscated.
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ST. Louis
Missouri
The
Internal Revenue Collector
Abduction by outlaw disclosed in Missouri case
Columbia Missouri Aug 7 another abduction by an outlaw roaming Central Missouri was disclosed last night when Mrs Arhur Coulson of Livingston Ti claimed the automobile abandoned here by the kidnapper of T B Crosswhite Sunday The car was stolen from her husband at pistol point in the same manner Crosswhite was taken After kidnapping Crosswhite and taking his car the gunman held up three highway employees and fled in their truck He is still at large
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Columbia
Missouri
Arhur Coalson
Livingston
T. B. Crosswhite
Coulson
Croswhite
Crosswhite
Georgia man absolved in Kansas City woman's death
West Palm Beach dispatch says W C Bishop of Dublin, Ga, was absolved by a coroner's jury in the death of Mrs. William H. Hoyt Sr of Kansas City, killed in an automobile crash Saturday. The jury ruled the death unavoidable and Bishop was released after the inquiry. He drove a car owned by R. Harper of Miami and collided with Mrs Hoyt's car. Hoyt Jr. was slightly injured.
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West Palm Beach
W. C. Bishop
Dublin
William H. Hoyt
Kansas City
Hoyt
Hoyt, Jr
Weigh-ins Set for Louis Levinsky Heavyweight Bout
In Chicago August 7 AP reports Joe Louis weighed 1981 2 pounds and King Levinsky 1973 4 for a 10 round heavyweight fight at Comiskey Park tonight. Illinois athletic commission chair Joe Tunner oversaw the weigh-in as a crowd gathered, police required to control the scene.
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Chicago
Joe Louis
King Levinsky
Comiskey Park
Joe Tunner
Ilinois State Athieli Commission
Commission
Legion Bill Signed by President for Legion Convention
The White House announced that President Roosevelt signed a bill from American Legion sponsors allowing the secretary of war to lend War Department equipment for use at the Legion’s annual convention in St Louis this year.
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Washington
White House
Roosevelt
American Legion
Secretary of War
War Department
Legion
St. Louis
Marshall Woman Calls for Food Tax Strike
Marshall Massachusetts farm wife Mrs George B Simmons told the Women's National Republican Club that food taxes should be refused and condemned the AAA as regimentation and serfdom for farmers. Her remarks were broadcast from New York where she urged housewives to not pay the taxes. She said she and her husband shifted from Democratic roots due to broken faith in the New Deal.
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New York
George B. Simmons
Marshall
National Republican Club
AAA
Primer of Republican Doctrines Issued in Midwest Crusade
Chicago Aug 7 (UP) Grass roots Republicans launch a save the constitution campaign founded on a new primer of Republican doctrines. A permanent organization headed by Harrison E. Spangler of Iowa was formed from the Springfield grass roots conference. Mrs Leslie Wheeler of Lake Forest Illinois was elected vice chairman and Jo Ferguson of Pawnee Oklahoma became secretary. The executive committee was named.
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Chicago
Prairie
Harrison E. Spangler
Iowa
Springfield
Leslie Wheeler
Lake Forest
Jo Ferguson
Pawnee
Okla
Primer Party Publication From Chicago Headquarters
From each state the Primer party is named and distributed with Grover and Dalton associated figures. The publication will be issued from a permanent headquarters in Chicago, reflecting coordinated statewide dissemination.
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Grover
Dalton
Missouri
Chicago
Plan Missouri Bridge
Plans from the Illinois and Missouri Highway Departments detail a bridge project. The brief mentions interstate cooperation and a proposed design, with emphasis on alignment, structural scope, and potential funding. No specific dates or entities beyond the two state highway departments are named in readable text.
Bridge Plan Across Old Channel Approved
War Department approved a bridge across the Mississippi River old channel between Sir Mary's Fife and Kaskaskiase land Sr. The decision clears path for construction and connects regional areas, signaling progress on regional infrastructure.
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Mississippi River
Sir Mary’s, Fife
Kaskaskiase Land, Sr
War Department
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