Germany Grants Kurt Schmitt Broad Autocratic Powers
A. D. Stefferud reports in Berlin that Kurt Schmitt, minister of economics, gains near autocratic control over Germany’s economy. He can impose unlimited fines on defiers and aligns with conservative Nazi factions while others push radical measures. The piece notes tensions, wartime propaganda, and shifting power among Nazi leadership as July approaches.
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Kurt Schmitt
Germany
von Papen
Berlin
Schmitt
Weather Forecast For Tennessee And Virginia
Showers and thunderstorms and cooler tonight. Saturday fair and cooler, with possible showers in extreme east Tennessee. Virginia: showers and thunderstorms late tonight or Saturday, except fair in southeast portion tonight, cooler Saturday and Saturday night. Readings show yesterday high 09, low 65, no rain on either date. Readings taken at 6 p.m. daily.
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Tennessee
Virginia
Hitler Prepres Murphy Pays for Revolt Death of Malloy
Nazi vigilance against revolt resumes amid reports of brewing discontent among sympathizers of liquidated leaders. Berlin officials warn the “storm troopers” in civilian clothes may act, while new powers to Kurt Schmitt hint at conservative moves to curb anti-Jewish activity. In Sing Sing, Joseph Murphy, 27, is executed for the insurance murder of Malloy, completing a case tied to a prolific series of killings by gas, poison, and other devices.
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A.D. Stefferud
Associated Press
ERIN
Fevtin
Germany
Berlin
Kurt Schmitt
Bronk
Mike’ Malloy
Joseph Murphy
Sing Sing
Anthony Merino
Daniel Inreisberg
Grantel Murphy
Malloy
Morristown Gazette and Mail Ad Manager Dies by Suicide
Nahor Hill, longtime Morristown Gazette and Mail advertising and news staffer, was found dead at his home from a bullet wound. The death, attributed to ill health, ends eight-year tenure with the paper. Hill served in World War I with Battery C, 114th Field Artillery and later spent years in government hospital care.
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Morristown, Gazette and Mail
Hill
Nahor
Morristown Gazette and Mail
National School Board Seeks Aid At NAEP Meeting
Washington July 6 AP A proposed half billion dollars in federal money for public schools was urged before the National Education Association. The resolutions committee called for no federal control of schools and endorsed Roosevelt policies on slum clearance housing and unemployment insurance. Attorney Robert C Moore of Carlinville Illinois criticized the president for not sending a message and for vacationing while the New Deal is urged to share attention from the nation.
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Washington
National Education Association
2 Moee
Moore
Johnson
NRA
Desl
Democrats object to riots and patronage woes in Holland
Washington reports house Democrats show discontent over federal job distribution and patronage. In Amsterdam riots by unemployed and communists leave three dead and many injured. authorities deploy military reinforcements, barricades, and armed patrols as unrest spreads through Jordan workers district.
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Amsterdam
Jnly
Jordan Workers
Interior
Avith
Tennessee Society of Artists to Host State Exhibit
MEMPHIS July 6 An exhibition open to every artist in Tennessee will be held here in September by the Tennessee Society of Artists. Secretary treasurer Louise B Clark of Memphis said the show will be non jury. Society president Claud Said of Memphis and viewing presidents Frank Miller of Memphis Charles Cagle of Nashville and Frank Baisden of Chat Tarooga.
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Memphis
Tennessee Society of Artists
Wars
Louise B. Clark
Claud Said
Frank Miller
Charles Cagle
Nashville
Frank Baisden
Chat
Tarooga
Marie Curie Buried in Simple Funeral in France
Mme Marie Curie was buried today in a stark ceremony with a plain oak coffin. A 10 minute service occurred at a small cemetery as roses were laid on the casket by 350 mourners and two daughters, amid mentions of the grave with her husband and spare decorum.
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Robert Parker
Associated Press
Sceaux
France
Mme
Marie Curie
Inge
Lavoratory
Gurie
Church Gets Life For Slaying Gentry In Jefferson Wis
Carl Church a 36 year old itinerant painter was sentenced to life in Waupun state prison after pleading guilty to the murder of Ear B Gentry. He admitted killing Gentry to punish him for abusing Mrs Carrie Gill the Sunshine Lady. Gentry was found shot in his car near Mrs Gills Jefferson home. Mrs Gill and Ferdinand Probst her brother face preliminary hearings with Probst charged as an accessory after the fact.
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Gentry
D. C. Stephenson
The
Carrie D. Gill
Jefferson
Sun
Istrict
Harold M
Dakin
Anglin withdraws from Oklahoma governor runoff amid Marland surge
Oklahoma City dispatch reports Gov Murray backers see Anglin quit the Democratic governor runoff, handing the nomination to E. W. Marland a former oil millionaire. Anglin cited inability to ask friends for further sacrifices. Marland praised the decision as a step for the state. Mrs. Insull remarked on unselfish women softening hardships and defended her husband amid publicity surrounding the Insull collapse.
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Oklahoma
ITY
Chicago
Samuel Insull
Gladys
Wallis
Tom Anglin
E. W. Marland
Anglin
William H
Alfalfa
Bill Murray
Marland
Marlend
J. Berry King
John MacDonald
Murray
New Deal Brings Renewed Faith to Tobacco Growers
W V a July 6 Danville B Carrington president told the United States Tobacco Growers Association that the new deal renews faith and courage in the country. He noted tobacco as the second largest crop and a major revenue source, urged cooperation to secure better prices and safeguard foreign markets, and praised government efforts to improve conditions while seeking a middle ground for farmers, manufacturers, dealers, and exporters. He spoke at the association’s twenty fourth annual convention and noted the goal of curtailing the 1934 crop was an achievement.
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Plensburg
Glavm
Silesia
Tavaria
France
Jewish Telegraphic Agency
Munich
Flensburg
U. S. Tobacco Growers Association
W. Va
Pia
B. Carrington
Danville
Tobacco Association of the
United States
Wade
Carrington
Association
Twins Will Fight License Refusal in New York
Violet Hilton, one half of the Hilton Siamese twins, declares she will challenge New York officials who refused a marriage license to her and Maurice Lambert. Her attorney plans a mandamus suit to compel the NYC clerk to grant the license, after rejections in Newark and a consideration of Maryland as an alternative. The case advances to higher court as the dispute over marital eligibility continues.
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New York
Violet Hitton
Hilton
Maurice Lambert
Newark
Miss Hilton
Maryland
Irving Levy
Supreme Court
San Francisco Waterfront Faces Bloodshed Amid Guard Clash
Two longshoremen died and 34 were wounded as National Guardsmen patrolled the San Francisco waterfront after clashes that left streets stained with blood. Police used guns and tear gas while 41,900 Guardsmen were ordered to protect life and property as fear of further violence grew amid labor strikes and looming broad-based actions.
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San Francisco
National
Pacific Coast
William J. Quinn
Portland
Ore
Atlantic
Joseph P. Ryan
International Longshoremen's Association
New York
Howard Sverry
George Counedurakis
Howard Sperry
George Counecuralkis
Cooks and Waiters
International Labor Defense Leasuue
Josephine Fuentes
Rincon Hill
Ill.a
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