Nazis Roused Against Press
Berlin reports threaten expulsion of foreign correspondents over coverage of the so called second revolution. Goebbels denounces foreign reporters while Hitler prepares to address the Reichstag amid calls to explain Roehm revolt suppression. Foreign press fears retaliation and seeks formal remonstrances as professional bodies convene.
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Berlin
Germany
Adolf Tiitler
Volkische Beobachter
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Hitler
der Fuehrer
Reichssage
Goebel
Attock
Goebbels
Mping
Gow Hels
Foreign Press Association
Goebbbels
Reichstag
Anilbis
Escape of Highway Robber Davis in Nudist Run
Lexington N O describes Ralph Davis hunted on highway robbery charges. He dived through a window of his home without clothing and carried a pistol. Officers saw him jump two garden fences and vanish into the woods.
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Lexington
N. O
Ralph Davi
Davis
Weather Forecast With Slight Variations Across Regions
Tennessee mainly fair with little temperature change. Tonight and Thursday mostly fair, isolated thunder showers possible Thursday in east and north areas. Virginia mostly cloudy with brief showers possible tonight and Thursday, temperatures stable. Yesterday's high 97, low 63. similar day last year 92 and 64. Readings recorded at 6 p.m. daily for the prior 24 hours.
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Tennessee
Virginia
Dollfuss Announces Massive Power Grab in Austria
Vienna July 11 449 Bagelé hort Dollfuss chancellor of Austria declared a sweeping consolidation of power. He will hold defense justice and public security posts and ban explosives with the death penalty for possession. A cabinet reshuffle followed with resignation of the entire cabinet and a new list sent for approval as Austria moves to crush Nazi activity amid daily bombings and terror.
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Wade Werner
Associated Press
Vienna
Bageléhort
Dollfuss
Austrie
Ightinge Hetle
Wilhelm Mis
Miklus
Austria
Mussolini
Benito Mussolini
Dollsfuss
Harriman Looks Toward Capital for Settlement
Harriman Tenn July 11 The town still hopes for a Washington settlement over the NRA blue Eagle dispute at Harriman Hosiery Mills which closed two weeks ago affecting over 600 workers. Merchants and workers seek reopening and reemployment, while some out of work laborers have moved to North Carolina or federally aided housing. Mayor J G D’Ay mond remains optimistic that NRA and mill officials will soon resolve the standoff, though both sides have blamed the other.
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Roy FE
North Carolina
B. J. Maasave
Lr Textile Workers Union
Streaden
D'Apmond
A. R. Glaney
NRA
Washington
Ife
Harriman
A. Wright
NBA
Ughts. Johnson
Genwal Jalngen
MM. Stowers
LoWe Davis
Johnson
Board
New Labor Troubles Rise in Textile and Steel Industries
Fresh labor troubles cropped up today in the textile and steel sectors as the government pushed to settle the Pacific coast maritime labor dispute. Two disputes ended with peace at Seabrook Falls near Bridgeton. Striking workers at Alabama mills reportedly voted to walk out over shorter hours and higher pay, and the American Thread Company Fall plant faced a demand for a closed shop.
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Txt
Steel
Pfcific
Seabrook
Bridgeton N
Toledo
Republic
Amalgamated Association of Tron, Steel and Tin Workers
American Federation of Labor
Alabama
American Thread Company
Roosevelt
Gandhi Narrowly Escapes Attack at Clifton Palace
KARACHI July 11 AP The Mahatma Gandhi barely escaped injury when an unidentified Indian man armed with an axe tried to force entry to the Mohatta palace seaside Clifton residence. Police seized the assailant and Gandhi’s guards tightened a watch after several previous assassination attempts during his India tour.
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Karachi
India
Mahatma Gandhi
Uny
Clifton
Mohatta Palace
Gandhi
DeMille Voices Censorship Fears Over Film Clean-Up
Hollywood figures debate a broad clean-up of films as Cecilia By DeMille argues the industry risks censorship and harm to art. He warns reform moves may punish the innocent and says censorship is not the answer. Cantor and others push responsibility onto decision makers for story and fashion choices.
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Hollywood
Calif
Cecil
DeMille
Silmland
Will Hays
Joseph Y. Breen
Hays Office
Eddie Cantor
Screen Actors' Guild
Ben
Can
Fort Ballivian Focal Point In Bolivian Paraguay Clash
A fort at Ballivian in Bolivia near the Chavo jungle becomes the center of a long conflict with Paraguay. Reports vary on progress as heavy artillery air power and thousands of troops engage in a battle of high intensity. Paraguan claims of encirclement are disputed with Bolivian assertions of exaggerated Paraguayan victories and repeated repulsals.
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Tle Associated Press
Ballivian
Bolivia
Chavo
Paraguay
Bertie
One NRA code to regulate 450 small industries
General Hugh S Johnson announced a plan for a single wage and hour code affecting about 450 small industries. The code, focusing on basic standards, wages, hours, and child labor, will not include price fixing. Johnson aims to appoint a commission to run the NRA and resumes private life once the president deems it appropriate. He will continue his speaking tour before a vacation. President Roosevelt encouraged Johnson to speak freely.
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Washington
NRA
Hugh
Johnson
Roosevelt
Waterloo
Town
Portland
Oregon
University of California
Los Angeles
Rocky Mountains
Chicago
Mississippi voters reject liquor plan in dry state referendum
Mississippians voted 2 to 1 against a hard liquor plan tied to a state controlled system. About 47,275 opposed to 25,246 in 658 precincts, with incomplete statewide returns. Governor Conner hailed the dry victory and promised enforcement against bootlegging. Senator Roberts called the result a mandate for stricter laws and action by officials.
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Tageson
Miss
Mississippi
Sennett Conner
Drys
Conner
Seminary
W. B. Roberts
Rosedale
Roberts
Solution Seen Near Death Beauty Queen
Lewis S Pope speaks at Kingsport auditorium as part of his Last Tennessee campaign for the Democratic nomination for governor. He promotes a flat 3.00 automobile license rate and abolishing property tax for homeowners up to 2 500, with two loudspeakers installed for auto seating. Pope opened in Newport and Morristown, then Sevierville and Knoxville amid reported large crowds.
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Tennessee
Lewis S. Pope
Kingsport
Pape
Pope
Newport
Morristown
Sevierville
Knoxville
Distant Speeches And A Death Case In Oklahoma
Norman Oklahoma July 11 Belief that Marian Mills 20 year old campus beauty queen at the University of Oklahoma died in an attempt to prevent motherhood was expressed today by County Attorney Paul Updegraff based on the story of Mrs Hazel Brown cook in the Delta Upsilon fraternity apartment where the body was found. Autopsy pending. The cook detained for questioning.
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Norman
Okls
Marian Mills
Campus T
University of Oklahoma
Paul Updegraff
Hazel Brown
Delta Up
Silon
Neal Myers
Tulsa
Cook
P. B. Myers
Miss Mills
Neal
Mills
Bernard Doud
Shreveport
Myers
Brown
Girl fugitive Helen Eaton escapes fourth time in Arkansas
Little Rock Arkansas July 11 AP For the fourth time in a year Helen Spence Eaton the comely girl slayer serving a 10 year term at the state farm for women escaped yesterday armed with a guard's pistol and aided by a note found in her locker. Prison officials combed the countryside as two bloodhounds traced her trail between the women's farm and White River country. The young slayer who killed two men had feigned illness to escape and remained a volatile target as authorities sought to return her and assess her possible plans.
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Little Rock
Ark
Helen Spence Eaton
White River
Helen
Night Watchman
Arkansas
State Farm For
Govvernor Futrell
Promise Hearing in McCall Faction Over Shelby County Board
Nashville July 11 A chancery court hearing on a petition to compel appointment of a new Shelby county Republican primary board was heard with five supporters of John E. McCall present. The petition targets Major Howard B. Shofner and other state GOP officials, seeks mandamus against the state board, and follows the old board’s continued holdover after adjournment. Chancellor Howell overruled a demurrer and gave the defense until Monday to answer.
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Nashville
Chencery Court
Shelby County
John E. McCall
Howard B. Shofner
McCall
Robert R
Bob
R. B.C. Howell
State Board
Howell
Republican
James G. BR. McCall, Jr
John E. McGall
Iit
Thom
Aged Beard brothers press life begins in late nineties
Norwalk Connecticut July 11 Norwalks Beard brothers the Rev Augustus F 101 and Edward 96 insist life begins in the late 90s Dr Augustus T oldest living Yale Union Seminary and Williston Academy graduate is also oldest living Congregational and Christian minister while Edward just reelected for a fourth year as president of the South Norwalk Savings Bank and is believed oldest living savings bank president Their continued activities astonish neighbors On May 11 his 161s birthday Dr Beard said he admired Roosevelt but questioned infallibility He rode in a plane at 100 and soon preached before 1200 at First Congregational Church from the pulpit once at baptism in a church associated with Andrew Jackson Edward graduated Wilson Academy and became bank president at 92
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Norwalk
Conn
Beard Brothers
Augustus F
Edward
Augustus T
Yale
Union Seminary
Williston Academy
South Norwalk Savings Bank
Savings Bank
Beard
Roosevelt
First Congressional
Andrew Jackson
Wilson, Academy
South
Swalk Bank
Tornado injures seven in Jacksonville Illinois
A tornado struck Jacksonville Illinois injuring at least seven people including Edward Petry a circus worker from Imlay City Michigan with possible skull fracture and broken limbs. The storm damaged property totaling about 500000 and unroofed 12 buildings while severing lights and communications except one wireless outlet. The circus tent collapsed as hundreds had just left and Berry was hurt by a falling pole but expected to recover.
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Jacksonville
Ill
Edward Petry
Imlay City
Mich
Here
Sam B. Dill
Berry
Hurti
Pele
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