Nazi drive shuts Bavarian Catholic schools
Hundreds of thousands of Catholic school children in Bavaria quit their parochial schools as the Nazi government orders secularization. Across Munich and Upper Bavaria 986 professional schools become secular, with 100 secular schools previously existing. Elections were held to measure parental sentiment, with authorities claiming overwhelming support for secularization. Pope Pius XI was seen opposing the closures and a potential white book against Germany was mentioned, amid Vatican notes of Cardinal Pacelli’s moderation.
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Germany
Bavaria
Upper Bavaria
Vatican City
Vatican
Pius XI
Adolf Wagner
C Ny
Eugenio Cardinal Pacelli
Pius
Taft Sees Return Of True Democracy At Graduation
Charles P. Taft, named mediator in steel war, predicts a worldwide return to democracy. Taft’s manuscript, read by University of Rochester president Alan Valentine, urges honest local government and politics free of corruption, urging civility in state and national affairs.
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Rochester
University of Rochester
Charles’ P. Taft
Taft
Alan Valentine
United States
Tait
Jim Farley
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Woman in Hospital as Husband in Jail in Missouri
Kirksvil le Missouri June 21 AP Mrs Boyd Deierling about 30 of Queen City was in a hospital today with three bullet wounds Sheriff Leo Book awaiting outcome of his wife s waiter thaee said four ne ver were fired on The Git bullet ea ¢ said pene trated the wall of a neighbor Otto Viteetor sitting Leena Vittatoe sn a 4 The second shot hit Mrs Deier tered bone in her Ree! and ranged up ware into her leg The Deierlings have two small faerie ole.
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Kirksville
Boyd Deierling
Queen City
Leo Book
Thaee
Otto Viteetor
Leena
Deierlings
Pickups Seek Tavern Lease in Union Missouri
Pickups Mr and Mrs L G Schubert of Jefferson City have leased the Hitching Post tavern at Union from Mrs Oscar Yoest and will take charge July 1. Mr He will continue to live at Union. Grease on a gas stove at Warwick Village caught fire at 2 45 am yesterday and caused a run by the fire department. Damages about 5 dollars. Osage river returning to normal stage today with five spillways open and river about three feet above normal. St Thomas stage 14 feet eleven feet below flood stage. Spillways probably closed tomorrow. Mercury 90 at noon today. Two Jefferson Cityans elected Missouri Veterans of Foreign Wars officers at Columbia convention. Ray J Biddle named Junior vice commander and Wesley Mueller quartermaster. Billie Barton of Jonesburg underwent tonsillectomy at physician's office this morning. Dr Jose 1215 East Dunklin street able to be at his office today after a week illness. Mrs Jose ill and confined to bed. Mrs Al Wolff 213 East Atchison improved and able to see friends.
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L. G. ‘Schubert
Jefferson City
Union, Mo
Oscar Yoest
Unon
Osage
St. Thomas
Jefferson Cilians
Missouri Veterans of Foreign Wars
Columbia
Ray J. Biddle
Wesley Mueller
Ste. Jose
East Dunklin Street
Menjou Dress Claim Heads To Tax Appeals Board
Adolphe J. Menjou asks a tax appeals review of a 1934 federal income tax bill of 30081 dollars citing his reputation as among the best dressed men and arguing wardrobe upkeep should be deductible His wife Verree Teasdale Menion seeks review of a 938 dollar assessment for the same year Also noted is improving condition of Reynolds C Fraumpton a retired St Louis auto dealer injured near Adelphia Ark after his car left the highway.
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Washington
Adolphe J. Menjou
Board of Tax Appeals
Verree Teasdale Menion
Reiew
Little Rock
Ark
Reynolds C. Fraumpton
St. Louis
Arkadelphia
Missouri Boy Drowned At White River
Virgil Lockley an 18 year old enrollee at the Charles CCC camp drowned Saturday in White river. The DeWitt Arkansas incident follows his body being sent to Poplar Bluff Missouri for burial. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Joe Lockley.
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Missouri
Dewitt
Ark
Virgil Lockley
Charles CCC
White River
Poplar Bluff
Joe Lockley
Kansas City Fraud Trials Resumed in Federal Court
Four men and two women faced trial in Kansas City federal court on charges of conspiring to defraud voters in the November general election. The ninth vote fraud trial in the city, with more than 75 election officials and party workers awaiting similar charges, involves alleged schemes to switch 145 votes for Republican electors to Democratic electors. No acquittals yet. several defendants pled no defense, one pleaded guilty, and a mistrial led to a new trial in another case.
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Kansas City
Towday
Samuel J. Clark
Herbert Campbell
Oman
Joseph Maher
Don Depasco
Marie Ogden
Myrtle E. Middleton
Twelfth Ward
Work resumes on building projects after peace talks
Work resumed at about 30 percent of building jobs shut down by a builders strike as assurances against violence from peace parleys over the weekend eased tensions. Pickets were absent and deliveries in laundry and restaurant sectors faced talks, while union leaders planned further conferences on a closed shop demand.
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Kansas City
Labor
Conduct Rites For College Professor In Warrensburg
Funeral services for Dr. Walter E. Morrow 65 dean of the faculty and head of the economics department at Central Missouri Teachers College will be held tonight in Warrensburg following his death Sunday. Morrow who served western Missouri for 40 years began in Warrensburg as a ward school principal then superintendent of Warrensburg schools 1902 to 1909 before joining the college faculty and becoming dean in 1928. He suffered a paralytic stroke May 14 and was an active member and moderator of the Cumberland Presbyterian church since 1925. In Nevada Missouri a Missouri University history professor J E Wrench and Smithsonian Institute staffer Dr Wedel visited Vernon county to search Osage village sites Grand Osage and Little Osage.
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Warrensburg
Walter E. Morrow
Central Missouri Teachers College
Morrow
Missouri
Ward
Teachers College
Ward Edwards
Nevada
J. E. Wrench
University of Missouri
The
Missouri Archaelogical Society
Dr. Wedel
Smithsonian Institute
Washington
Vernon County
Grand Osage
Little Osage
Chief Deputy Hurt in Car Collision at New Madrid
Jim Whitleye, chief deputy sheriff of New Madrid county, was seriously hurt last night when struck by a car driven by a St. Louis man. The motorist was not held.
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New Madrid
Jim Whitleye
New Madrid County
St. Louisan
Court orders new trial for McGee in Missouri case
The Missouri Supreme Court reverses Claude McGee’s conviction, citing prejudice from affidavits and mandating a venue change. The ruling notes the 1935 murder case of Clifford Appler, Reagan’s shooting, and McGee’s jail escape preceding new proceedings. Witness testimony and Floyd Smith involvement are mentioned in the extended decision.
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Roseme
Rock View
John J
Spot
Reagan
St. Louis City
Clifford Glenn Appler
Appler
Claude McGee
W. JH. Bohling
Cooley and
West+ ‘hues
McGee
Scott County
Smith
Floyd ‘Smith
Carlton
Benton
Missouri
Central Dairy Ad Promotes Pasteurized Milk and Delivery
Mr and Mrs H D Chambliss of 421a East McCarty are regular Central customers for nearly three years. The ad invites readers to buy pasteurized milk from the clean dairy and visit the modern pasteurizing plant at 610 Madison. It touts speedy curb service and offers delivery by calling 2616.
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H. D. Chambliss
East
McCarty
Millk
U. S
Madison
Ambiguous OCR Fragment Sparks Unclear Narrative
A distorted OCR passage mentions hunters near Caruthersville and Musket Oklahoma. It references a trial, testimony, perjury, and a person named Carlton, with unclear events and multiple garbled phrases. No coherent facts or dates emerge to form a concrete report.
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Chas, P. Taft
Rochester ‘School
Quarrel
Queen City, Mo
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Mercury
Billie Barton
Jonesburg
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East Atchison
Menjou
K. C
Mary Heaton- Vorse
New York
Youngstown
Walter Morrow
Mefpus
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Wey
Sterns & Foster —Biltmore
Matt
M'Gee
Don and
Blakey Chambliss
Caruthersville
Cynoe
Thomas Metlee
Live Insurance
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Edward D. Duffield
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