Nazi olive branch to doubting Europe sparks cautious hope
Berlin dispatch reports Rudolf Hess addressing 12,000 Nazi leaders in Koenigsberg urging minimal arms for security and mutual goodwill to spare humanity another war. Hitler remains in seclusion as France notes the gesture while seeking security pacts with Britain amid fears of German rearmament.
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France
Germany
Rudolf Hess
Hitler
Koenigsberg
Hess
London
Louis Barthou
Sverder
Bavarian Alps
Michael Cardinal Taulharbor
Faulhaber
Paris
Great Britain
Europe
Boy smoker Mickey Norman aims to quit by third birthday
Paterson New Jersey July 9 AP Charles Mickey Norman age three is being helped to quit lifelong smoking. After two years of cigar use he hopes to reduce to few puffs daily by July 22 with parental support. Despite health, he now also uses pipes and cigarettes while family watches to curb habit.
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Wes
Paterson
N.J
Charles
Mickey
Norman
Dorothy
Repeal of 18th Amendment Falters in Missouri Claim
P A Tate of the Anti-Saloon League of Missouri told a Union Methodist Episcopal Church audience that repeal of the 18th amendment has failed. He cited five months of liquor distribution causing record drunkenness, more women and children drinking, higher auto accidents, and fatalities, arguing voters were misled by repeal supporters and that the public is losing faith in prohibition.
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ST. Louis
P. A. Tate
Anti-Saloon League of Missouri
Union Methodist Episcopal Church
Tate
Local News Briefs Highlight Jefferson City Area
Local briefs report business visitor Irwin Dubinsky of the Dubinsky Bros. Cheater circuits, a right of way fire near Missouri Pacific, and the Sergeant Floyd boat passing Jefferson City. The Missouri River stands at 5.20 feet, with 95 high and 72 low temperatures. Robert Thomas of Marshall pleads guilty to riding a train unlawfully and receives five days in jail. A McCarty Street resident reports horses damaging vegetables. Deputy Marshal Calhoun returns from Deadwood with a prisoner to face federal Dyer Act charges. A burglar enters H P Noel’s car on High Street stealing fishing gear worth 48.50. Sixteen of nineteen youth pass a Navy entrance physical in the district. Virgil Blakemore of Columbia addresses optometry instruction methods at a district meeting. Optometrists plan a Linn Creek picnic July 24 29. Algoa inmates escape from the state reformatory.
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Robert Thomas
Negra
Marshall
Missouri Pacific
W. 2. Smith
Virgil Blakemore
Colum
Bia
Northern College of
Will Protest Anew On German Moratorium
Basel Switzerland July 9 AP Directors of the bank for international settlements planned a new protest to Germany against the Dawes and Young loan moratoriums to protect American bondholders interests. Americans hold fifty percent of the Dawes loan and thirty percent of the Young loan. Also noted is Panama's assembly debating mandatory Spanish in commercial documents. Franz Liszt publicly rebuked the Russian czar for talking during his performance.
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Basel
Switzerland
Bank For International Settlements
Germany
Dawes and Young
inter-Protect 2S
The
National Assembly of
Panama
Baking Industry Goes Under Code Creen Under NRA
Washington June 9 The billion dollar baking industry accepted a blue eagle code from the National Recovery Administration to keep bread prices from rising and possibly lower them Karl Hauch of the Consumer's Advisory Board was named a code authority to prevent unfair pricing The NRA said the 40 cent hourly minimum for bakers and five cent Southern differential would not greatly affect payrolls but 40 to 48 hour work limits could raise operating costs offset by code economies Premiums on bread are outlawed and bakers may refuse unsold bread from retailers Henry Stude Chicago chairman National Bakers Council called it a cartel move to divert resources from evading competition to building a modern service
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Washington
Ntional Recovery Administration
Karl Hauch
Consumer’s Advisory Board
Code Authority
NRA
Sair
Henry Stucde
Chicago
National Bakers Council
Hugh S. Johnson
Wallace Approves Marketing Rules for Potato Areas
Secretary Wallace tentatively approves a marketing agreement for potato producing areas of Kansas and Missouri. The plan creates two supervisory bodies, a control committee, and district proration panels. Each district selects three control members, with a seventh chosen by the six. Proration rules apply within each state, not across districts.
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Washington
Aapi
Wallace
Tentaively
Kansas
Missouri
Postpone Trial of Movie Man Charged With Kidnaping
Los Angeles July 9 The trial of B C Danny Dowling motion picture dance director and abducting suspect was postponed one week in superior court. District Attorney Baron Fitts ordered deputies to push for dismissal. Dowling’s wife Marjorie Crawford, actress and aviatrix, testified of being taken to Yuma at gunpoint last March 30 in an alleged effort to force marriage. The couple wed after a prior municipal court hearing.
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Los Angeles
Rial
B.C
Danny” Dowling
Marjorie Crawford
Baron Fitts
Dowling
William Wellman
Miss Crawford
Yuma
Ariz
Picture Purity Drive Continues On All Fronts
New York July 3 cops clergy of three faiths met to extend the purity drive from the movies to the stage magazines and dance halls. Church leaders and Jewish and Protestant groups pledged cooperation while Vatican officials urged relentless continuation of the clean motion picture campaign. Chicago July 8 a campaign against salacious literature was mapped by 300 Catholic university delegates at the Sodality of Our Lady convention urging NRA living wages pensions and unemployment insurance.
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New York
Mgr
Michael J. Lavelle
Archdiocese of
Rey
Sidney EB. Goldstein
Hollywood
Fedeval Council of Churches
Vatican City
Pope Pius
Dennis Cardinal Dougherty
Despitia
Chigago
The
Sodality of Our Lady
NRA
Five prisoners escape unguarded McHenry jail
In Woodstock Illinois five inmates awaiting trial hacked and smashed their way to freedom from an unguarded McHenry County jail as seven others refused to join. The escapees were Charles Taylor John Enos Elsworth Fowler Joseph Legoman and Henry Oldenbreich. Authorities launched a manhunt across Wisconsin after a Milwaukee house of correction breakout where seven convicts stole two guards’ submobiles.
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Woodstock
Ill
McHenry County
Charles Taylor
John Enos
Elsworth Fowler
Joseph Legoman
Henry Oldenbreich
Pive Milwausker
Wisconsin
Milwaukee House of Correction
Atole
Rail line abandonment sought in Kansas and Missouri
AP reports the Interstate Commerce Commission was urged to allow the St. Louis San Francisco railway to abandon 101 miles of track in Kansas and Missouri. The line, formerly Kansas City Clinton and Springfield, runs from Stanley Kansas to Clinton Missouri and Tracy Junction to Phenix Missouri, with five miles kept between Ash Grove and Phenix. Rehabilitation costs are about 900000, and service would largely continue via other lines. Also, Holmes attacks and Coughlin reply awaited sparingly referenced. oil resources estimate of 714000000000 barrels and 400 years of supply noted amid a Detroit priest controversy. Lansing plants 3000 petunia beds in a city effort.
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Washington
Thomas F. Sullivan
Oterstate Commerce Commission
St. Louis
Stanley
Clinton
Prigen
Kansas City
Mosl
Prisco
NRA Home Ligenge Clause Test Validity in New York
Supreme Court Justice Peter Schmuck orders NY Labor Commissioner to show cause why he should not be compelled by writ of mandamus to license Mrs. Kathryn Budd of Brooklyn to do home based homework. Budd says she earns all income for herself and two children by home work and officials blocked permission citing executive orders. Her attorney cites an estimated 187000 similar women in the state, many in NYC, supporting families. A hearing on the writ is set for Wednesday.
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New York
NRA
Supreme Court
Peter Schmuck
Elmer F. Andrews
Kathryn Brad
Brooklyn
Budd
Department of Labor
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San Francisco
Mera
Tidera
Ogacco
Huoky
Irwin Dubinsky
Dubinsky Bros. Cheater Interest
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Missouri Pacific Railroad
Missouri River
Budge
U. S. Engineer Corps
Fioyd
McCarty Street
Police Department
S. Dakota
Marshall P. B. Calhoun
Deadwwods
M. C
H. P. Noel
Tireyes
Darkon High Street
Algoa
State Intermediate Reformatory
Jesse Frank James
Bates County
Hershel Walker
Christian County
Franz Liszt
Russia
Pope
DR. Holmes
D. C
Frisco
Charles el Coughlin
John Haynes Holmes
Fen
Shrine of the Little Flower
Detroit
Holmes
Community Church
Ralph Arnold
U S
Counry
Lansing
Mich
Joseph Bechner
Nevada
Carson City
George Shaughnessy
Arizona
Provence
Sinclair
Blue Eagle
Boxing Club
Merchants Bank
ST I
Pope's
Phil A. Dalemeyer
Optametrist
Ertl
Central Trust
Telephone Capital City Telephone CO
Carmain
Dunklin
Sealy
Milo H. Walz
E. Dunklin
Scon
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