Berlin Boycott Quiet as Nazi Rally Lays Plans
Berlin reports say the Bitler government remained silent while the dominant Rational Socialist party moved to organize committees to halt Jewish business and professional activity by Saturday. Schools may limit Jewish attendance. newspapers warned of ghetto-like isolations. Leaders of steel helmet and Regen factions faced internal strife as a boycott manifesto framed by the Nazi party promised decisive action against Jews abroad and at home.
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Berlin
Bitler
Rational Socialist Party
Europe
Brunswick
Steel Helmet
War Veterans) Organization
Reichsbanner
Republican Defense Force
Emden
Goettingen
Wassiche Zeitung
Deutsche All- Gemeine Zeitung
Nazi Party
Germany
Africa
America
Hermann, Goering
Hans Kerrl
Hitler
Wilhelm Frick
Maister
City to Celebrate as Shops Reopen
Parsons Kansas celebrates as Katy locomotive shops restart with 400 workers returning. A parade led by bands and drum corps is set for Saturday night with a free dance to follow. Governor Landon is invited to attend.
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Parsons
Ekas
Katy
Landon
U S Position On Debt Stalemate Revealed In Paris
Paris March 29 Foreign Minister Paul Boncour told the Foreign Affairs Committee he seeks the Roosevelt administration stance before deciding on a plan to honor the 19 million dollar American debt default last December. Premier Daladier had told the Socialist party the same. Airmail activities in Detroit were consolidated, diverting from other fields.
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Paris
Paul Boncowr
Foreign Affairs Committee
Chamber of Deputies
Roosevelt
Premi Daladier
Socialist Party
Bill to abolish P S C and create commerce commission
Buford bills move forward as House committee backs passage. Senator Buford says the measure relieves the Democratic party by creating over 300 jobs while opponents warn of legal and fiscal pitfalls. The bill would abolish the Public Service Commission, Oil Inspection, and grain-warehouse inspection departments and transfer duties to a new commerce commission.
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Buford
Public Service Commission
Oil Inspection Department
Grain-Warehouse Inspection Department
Commerce Commission
House
Carter M. Buford
Senate
Attorney General's Department
Albert M. Clark
Richmond
AG. Young
Jasper County
Jerome M. Joffee
Kansas City
Roosevelt moves to protect U5 investors in fraud case
The proposal targets insolvency and fraudulent activity in securities, potential revocation by the DC Court of Appeals, and joint liability for misrepresentations. It would bar federal and state securities exemptions in certain cases, empower the attorney general to pursue interstate fraud, and impose a federal penalty of up to 5000 dollars or five years imprisonment for violations.
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Court of Appeals of
District of Columbia
Commission
Atorney General
Hunt for killers of Oklahoma deputies ends in tragedy
In Sallisaw Oklahoma on March 29 AP reports Deputy Sheriff Tom Hood was found shot dead near a liquor cache in remote Hills of Thousand Stills after a 24 hour search for mountain moonshiners. Investigators say Hood may have lifted a mash lid triggering a trap or been shot by ambush. Two farmers are in custody and other suspects are being sought as residents report shots Monday night.
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Sallisaw Okla
Oklahoma
Tom Hood
Short
Hood
Hills
Tarfivers Extend Grace Period for Cole County Bank Depositors
A grace period of about five months to pay delinquent Cole County Bank city taxes has been extended. The City Council authorized City Collector John B. Sturm to accept post-dated checks from depositors limited by the five per cent withdrawal restrictions during the banking holiday. Depositors must present a bank certificate and checks will be subject to clearance.
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Cole County Bank
John B. Sturm
State Finance Department
Marlene Dietrich Saved by Hat During Film Ride
Hollywood, March 9. A talk plug hat worn with a riding habit saved Marlene Dietrich from serious injury when thrown from a horse during filming. She was riding side saddle at the spot where Joan Bennett fell a year earlier as her mount reared and threw her headfirst. the hard hat broke the fall and doctors have not yet determined if she was seriously injured.
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Hollywood
Marlene Dietrich
Miss Dietrich
Joan Bennett
All Federal Government Salaries Reduced Nationwide
Washington March 29 AP Roosevelt orders a 15 percent salary cut for all federal employees effective Saturday, replacing Hoover era furloughs. The reduction, lasting until June 30, aims to save about $30 million and hinges on future living-cost changes.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Hoover
Building Moves to Open Shop Basis in St Louis
Associated contractors in the East announce that on April 15 they will hire labor at whatever price they can, placing the St Louis construction industry on an open shop basis as union members are effectively employed elsewhere.
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ST. Louis
Associated Contractors
Boy Dies After Fall Into Scalding Tub in Kansas City
Kansas City dispatch reports Harold Balot, 9, died after falling into a tub of hot water on March 19 while reaching for soap. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Mortis Balot. The incident occurred indoors at their home.
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Kansas City
Harold Balot
Mortis Balot
Council Names Ob Judges For City Election
City Council filled 96 election judges for the upcoming city election at a special meeting. Each precinct will have three Democrats and three Republicans. Names list all 16 precincts with Democratic and Republican appointees and clerks to be named by the judges. A closing note reports February 1934 automobile fire shipments rising 42 percent from January per the Rubber Manufacturers Association.
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First Ward
O. M. Baldwin
Guy Chinn
Manchester
Whitney McClung
W. Decker
Chas. Spavnhorst
C. L. Porter
Third
First Prey
Victor Hopen
Vic Huegel
William Kolkmeyer
F. J. Vogel, Jr
A. H. Rutledge
T. Nix
Ed Arnett
F. McCluhey
Carl Barton
Adam Schneider
Edith Schneider
Demojerats
S. P. Hyeler
Anton Blume
Alin Sachs
Casper Bassmen
Charles Porth
Lydia Laesche
Fourth Ward
Wm. Bemboom
W. G C. Carr
J. E. Giffen
William Gressius
Martin Beck
Irank Osterloh
Fifth Ward
Clyde Thomas
Charles Norman
Ralph Scott
August Weigel
W. B. Wood
Tra Ross
John Silvey
Warry Crowe
Lon Stone
Louis Henry
Hugh Bisplinghoff
Frank Raithel
John T. Whyte
Hampton
Geo. Scott
Hamilton Bunch
Elmer Mace
Wailer Beck
Orin H. Shaw
J. H. Nolen
D. Jordan
Henry Eichmann
Paul McCall
T. G. Burkhardt
Rubber Manufacturers’ Association
Greene County Adopts Purchasing Agent Bill
The Greene county general purchasing bill passed unanimously in the house and moves to the Governor. The vote was 112 to 0, sponsored in the Senate by Senator Loni Haymes of Springfield. Also, two bills on permanent registration laws for Joplin and Springfield passed unanimously, along with a bill changing bond requirements for city depositories in those cities.
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Greene County
House
Loni, Haymes
Springfield
Senate
Joplin
Ford Auto Strike in England Ends at Dagenham Plant
The Ford plant at Dagenham near London ends a strike that affected about 4000 workers and related industries. Ford agrees to new minimum wage scales raising pay for skilled semi skilled and ordinary laborers.
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Ford Auto
England
London
Ford Motor
Dagenham
American Adherence to Court Discussed in Senate
Washington March 29 AP The Senate Foreign Relations Committee debated American adherence to court rulings and international law as part of a broader discussion on foreign policy. Senators weighed legal obligations against national interests in recent judicial interactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Senate Foreign Relations
House Steering Panel Backs Slow Legislation Push
Led by Chairman Robert Crosser the House Steering Committee will not advance new bills this session without debate or amendment. The Crosser led group, a Cleveland Democrat, discussed the long pending protocol on American adherence to the world court but postponed action until next week.
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Robert Crosser
House
Crosser
Cleveland
Committee Today
World Court
Navy awards 1932 top flying score to Marine Fighting Plane Squadron
The 1932 top safe flying score in the U S Navy was attained by Marine Fighting Plane Squadron 10 M. The squadron received the Herbert Schiff Memorial trophy sword in recognition of the distinction.
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U. S. Navy
Marine Fighting Plane Squadron
Herbert Schiff
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Gwen
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Faul Kleinsarge
Greenwood
Wade Southerland
Klein Sarge
Rombauer High School
Huey P. Long
Samuel T. Ansell
Ansell
Army
Long
Louisiana
Mooney
Tom M Mooney
Louis Ward
Tarfivers
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Cable King
Gardener's House
Clarence H. Mackay
Inset
Harbor Hill
Roslyn
Long Island
Aioe
Ardan
Istol Gel Lear Nitto Ior Ei
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Atton, TI
Legal Reserve Mutual Company
HUB Tailors
H. J. Nentwig
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Ence
Central Missouri Trust Company
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