Von Papen Bold Criticism of Hitler's Reign
A report from Berlin and Marburg details Franz von Papen's public rebuke of the Nazi regime delivered to Marburg University students. He called for monarchy restoration, condemned press muzzling, warned against radical socialist schemes, and cautioned that slogans and terrorism could trigger class warfare. The piece contrasts Papen's stance with Hitler's foreign policy outline and insistence on German strength and peace through preparedness.
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Berlin
Hitler
Franz von Papen
Germany
Marburg University
Vor Papen
von Papen
Téaling
Otr
Sevely
Joseph Goebbels
Adolf Hitler
Europe
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Ali Nock
France
Russia
Poland
Hal Skelly Dies in Motor Crash After National Fame
The renowned actor Hal Skelly, born Harold G. Skelly and a Davenport native, died in a motor crash last Saturday. Relatives mourn the loss, including Mrs. H. G. Dallas of Coun try Club Drive, who learned of his death by telegram yesterday. Skelly, star of Burlesque, was a cousin of Mrs. Dallas, whose family traces back to Skelly’s father.
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Hal Skelly
H. G. Dallas
Iso
Country Club Drive
Afrs
Dallas
Harold G. Skelly
Davenport
Town
Unclear Weather Outlook With Mixed Skies News
Fragmented OCR notes describe variable temperatures with hints of cooler tonight and warmer periods in western areas. Mentions Keokuk and Kansas with partial figures, but content is garbled and hard to interpret.
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Keokuk
Kansas
Presbyterians Gather for Missouri Synod Meeting in Jefferson City
Delegates representing the Missouri Presbyterian Synod and its auxiliary arrive by train bus and car to Jefferson City for a three day conference at First Presbyterian Church. About 100 registrants checked in with plans for homes hosting and a banquet at 6 p.m. Dr. Robert E. Robinson and Dr. Cleland B. McAfee are among speakers.
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Missouri Presbyterian Synod
Missouri Sy Nodical Society
Jefferson City
First Presbyterian Church
Robert E. Robinson
Hannibal
J. F. Herdliska
St. Louis
State Synodical Society
Cleland B. McAfee
The
Presbyterian
General Assembly
Ethel Gaskell
Board of Christian Education
Presbyterian Church
Erasmus Thomson
Amarillo
Central Presbyterian Church
Jackson
First Church
McAfee
Henry S. Contras
Kansas City
DentistFound Dead In El Dorado Farm Kidnapping Probe
Dr L H Meyers a 55 year old dentist of El Dorado was found shot to death on a local farm in what authorities term a kidnapping robbery plot. A suspect Lee Armstrong alias Sinclair fled with Meyers to the farm. Armstrong's companion a woman detained in Chicago denied knowledge of the crime. Police say the case rests on the woman's statements and a claim of a $36,000 farm deal. In Missouri politics a field of 447 candidates entered the August primary for 180 House seats. Democrats lead with 274 seeking nominating, Republicans 159, Socialists 14. Outside St Louis City Democrats 231 to 107 Republicans 14 Socialists. House candidates include 95 seeking re-election. 49 former members not running. six present legislators died.
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Eldorado
Ill
L. H. Meyers
Alforado
A Cheisser
A. M. Mitchell
Lee Armstrong
Sinclair
Hidorado
Dr. Meyers
Armstrong
Chicago
Aint
Missouri House of Representatives
Dwight H. *Brown
St. Louis
Buchanan County
Jackson
Greene
Federal Assembly
Land Condemnation Suit Set for Three Day Trial
The March term federal court reopened with another Lake of the Ozarks land condemnation case. Union Electric Power Co. v. Albert Kinkaid seeks a re appraisal of 124 acres near Teboe Creek in Benton County, five miles northwest of Warsaw. A jury trial is expected to last three days. Judge Reeves adjourned at 1 pm for Herbert Hadley Jr funeral. Testimony resumes tomorrow.
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Lake of the Ozarks
Hegan
Union Electric
Erand Light Co
Albert Kinkaid
Teboe Creek
Benton Cap
Warsaw
Reeves
Herbert
Hadley, Jr
Arm House Funeral Pyre For Man And Son
A farm house fire near Miami Oklahoma June 18 killed Will iam Woodward aged 42 and his son Willard 14. Mrs Woodward was seriously injured. The bodies were found together near an attic window suggesting the father tried to rescue the boy before perishing.
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Miami
Okla
Willliam Woodward
Willard
Five Die Likely After Ford Plant Explosion
In Detroit on June 18, a nitrate tank spill caused molten metal to explode in Ford Motor Co fourth department. Nineteen workers were injured, with five feared dead. Names of the gravely hurt include Walter Tittsworth John Evans John Mead Martin Kayak and M Vartanina. One man, Russell Clark, was killed earlier in a separate belt accident at the same plant.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Harry Bennett
Ford Company
Walter Tittsworth
John Evans
John Mead
Martin Kayak
M. Vartanina
Bennett
Ford Dilant
Russell Clark
Pilot killed as ship crashes in Indiana
Lieutenant Edward M. Johnson of Indianapolis was killed and Lieutenant James L. Bruce of Terre Haute was critically injured when their airplane crashed shortly after takeoff at Fort Boninia Harrison this morning. Victor Earl Powell of Denver went on trial for the second time in Carthage for the murder of Brooks L. Van Hoose. the first trial ended when a juryman fell ill.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Edward M. Johnson
James L. Bruce
Terre Haute
Fort Bonia
Kin Harrison
Carthage
Victor Earl Powell
Denver
Brooks L. van Hoose
Governor and Mayor Welcome the Railroaders at Lake of Ozarks
The governor and the mayor greet the railroaders as they arrive at Lake of the Ozarks and Dam tomorrow. Officials expect a ceremonial visit with local leaders and rail officials present to mark the occasion.
Gargotta Wins Plea For Trial Continuance
Gargotta secures a continuance in the case as Vanderventer appears for Claiborne as counsel. The development delays proceedings and shifts scheduling for the ongoing trial.
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Gargotta
Solons wrangle toward adjournment at convention
A large gathering of labor officials and city leaders opens in Jefferson City with speeches by Gov Park and Mayor Ray, as the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen and Ladies Auxiliary meet at Junior College and Woodman Hall for business and entertainment.
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Means Ray
John Bruner
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Griges
H. M. van Sant
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Mo. Pac
Otis Emery
Albert Phillips
National Organization
Amon
State Park
Bagnell Dam
Kansan Holds Hand Dream at Bridge in Arkansas City
June 16 AP report details Mrs Ted Sills playing contract in Arkansas City Kas drawing 13 spades. Partners Mrs George Kroenert and opponents Miss Betty Bassinger and Miss Helen Sills. Sills bid two spades, partner bid no trump, then Sills advanced to seven spades, was doubled and redoubled, vulnerable, and made the contract.
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Arkansas City
Kas
Ted Sills
Missing Chadron Girl Found After Long Search
Chadron Nebraska June 18 AP a twelve hour hunt for Opal Confer twelve years old who left home after learning she was adopted ended when Police Chief Eschenbrenner located her riding into Crawford with her dog Tippy and her pony. Opal, adopted daughter of Mr and Mrs J Confer who live IT miles southeast of Chadron, was disappeared last night after riding into the Confer pasture. The dog remained with her forty five miles from home.
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Opal Cenfer
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Crawford
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Children swept to sea in Greose storm near New Orleans
Two small children, Roosevelt Die Plantis aged four and his one year old sister, were swept from a raft and drowned during a 70 mile hurricane that hit Louisiana and Mississippi coasts. Seven lives died and damage ran into millions. The storm killed a man electrocuted by a blown power line and two Black residents by flying bricks. Other victims included Charles Prince, 55, of Loreauville. Deck Morehead, 49, of Forest Mississippi.
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Louisiana
Mississippi
Roosevelt
Plantis
Oyster Bayou
John du Plantis
Wilbert Butler
Bunkie
Charles Prince
Loreauville
Deck Morehead
Forest
Miss
Longiva
Mississippi Negras
Spencetors
Harward Nazi guest guarded amid anti Nazi protests
In Cambridge Boston June 18 UP six feet three inch 286 pound Adolf Hitler's naval lieutenant Adolf Hanfstaengl attended Harvard College 25th reunion under heavy security. Police state troopers and plainclothesmen surrounded him as posters urged driving the Nazi butcher from the area. Hanfstaengl praised American guns and spoke with Dr. Eliot L. Cutler and Dr. A. Lawrence Lowell while observers noted lively exchange with Harvard friends.
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Benjamin Goodman
William Goldston
Ernst Franz Sedg Wick
Hanfstaengl
Cambridge
Boston Committee
Adolph Hitler
Harvard
Catholics Continue Fight on Sex Films
In Elmira New York on June 18 more than 800 members attending the Rochester Diocese annual meeting of the Union of Holy Name Societies pledged support for the Catholic campaign against indecent films. The audience lit candles to join The Legion of Decency as Rev Harold Gourcell, editor of the Sign Catholic publication, urged action against such movies.
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Rochester
Union of Holy Name Societies
Legion of Decency
Harold Qourcell
The
Sign
Tole Tae Audiance
Turmoil as Oil Tanks Explode in Jamestown
At Jamestown West Coast, between 12 and 20 people were killed and 40 injured when three 20,000 barrel oil tanks exploded during a crowd scene watching a fire. Firemen were among the dead. investigators suspect an electric switch spark caused the blaze. tanks belonged to Richfield Oil Company near the city line.
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Jamestown
W. C
Juteau
Jamestown Evening Journal
Jamestown Fire Department
Richfield Oil Company
Benis Point
Repovbler
Funeral held for Hadley’s son in Missouri church
Herbert S. Hadley Jr died in Texas after appendicitis surgery and was buried beside his father in Riverview Cemetery. Grace Episcopal Church hosted the service with Rt. Rev. William Scars officiating. pallbearers included Warren Lamers Louis de Hatve Dr Kip Robinson William Robinson Marshall Beach and others from St. Louis Kansas City Jefferson City and nearby communities.
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Hadley
Herbert S. Hadley
Manston
Tex
William Scares
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Missouri
Grace Episcopal Church
Riverview
St. Louis
Warren B. Lammers
Louis de Hatve
Isaac CQ
Orr
Kansas City
Kip Robinson
William T. Robinson
Marshall Beach
Barret
Hamilton
Bates Auffacker
Donald C. Little
Henry Andrae
Jefferson City
Two Girls Hurt In Fall From Auto Running Board
Two girls, Miss Paling Manes and Miss Anna Manes, suffered injuries when thrown from a running board on Len Mile Drive while returning from a fishing trip with Leo Wihnino. Paling Manes, 16, was severely cut about the ankles and hospitalised. Anna Manes, 20, was less seriously hurt and went to the family home.
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Leo Wihnino
Paling Mantes
Anna Manes
Willmana
Zonn Moe Koester
City Council Set For Evening Meeting On Power Deal
City officials plan to approve an agreement with the Missouri Power and Light Company and discuss a proposed 35 foot reduction of Sheth Street from Clark Avenue to Ash Street. The council may also consider measures to save funds and adjust street alignments tonight.
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At & O
Missouri Power and Bight Company
McCarty Street
Clark Avenue
Ash Street
Deferral of Governor Langer Sentencing Sparks ND Power Play
Federal Judge Andrew Miller postponed the sentencing of Gov William Langer and four co-defendants for defrauding the United States until June 29. Arguments on a new trial motion set for then. Meanwhile ND faced competing claims to govern as Lieutenant Governor Ole H. Olson was sworn in, aiming to oust Langer over felony ineligibility.
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WN. D
Sung
Willian Langer
United States
Andrew Miller
North Dakota
Ole H. Oson
Vallee Divorce Litigation Resumes In New York Court
In New York on June 18, the long running divorce case between Rudy Vallee and his estranged wife Fay Webb Vallee reopened in supreme court amid continued legal maneuvering and sensational press attention surrounding the domestic dispute.
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Rudy Vallee
Fay Webb Vallee
Supreme Court
Hitler Spanghing
Duke of Wellington Dies on Waterloo Anniversary
BASINGSTOKE England June 18 AP The Duke of Wellington U5 grandson of England s distinguished soldier died at his home near here today on the 119th anniversary of the battle of Waterloo He died of pneumonia on estates given for the victory over Napoleon Only one condition attached to the gift was an annual acknowledgment to the king by a small silk flag The late duke’s eldest son the Marquess of Douro aged 53 succeeds him
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Basingstoke
England
Duke of Wellington
Here
Waterloo
Wollingston
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Republican National Committee appoints John D. Hamilton
Washington June 18 AP Chairman Fletcher of the Republican National Committee named John D. Hamilton of Topeka Kansas as chairman of a sub committee to formulate a labs for Young Republican associations formed in various states. Hamilton is newly named general counsel to the national committee. Other members are Harrison E. Spangler and Grace Semple Burlingham. The committee adopted a resolution at its Chicago meeting proposing a nationwide program for young Republicans.
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Washington
Fletcher
Republican National Committee Today
John D. MM
Hamilton
Topeka
Kansas
National Committee
Harrison E. Spangler
Iowa
Grace Semple Burlingham
St. Louis
Missouri
Three Men Killed Found in Car Near Dunham's Corners
Bodies of Henry Teel 21 Sam Georgiana 20 and Isaac Gutman 27 all of New Brunswick were discovered in an automobile at Dunham's Corners. The men had tape over mouths and ropes bound their legs. Teel was shot twice in the neck Georgiana and Gutman each suffered neck and other gunshot injuries while located in Gutman's car.
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Dunham's Corners
Here
Henry Teel
Sam Georgiana
Isaac Gutman
Teel
Georgiana Wisn
Witman
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