Germany Prepares Speech as Hitler Faces World and Home
Berlin July 13 The chancellor drills a defense to purge the Nazi ranks as the Reichstag awaits his address. He aims to win over skeptics at home and placate a wary world while Stahlhelm vows not to be dissolved. The scene is set for a tense national broadcast and a crucial test of Nazi legitimacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Brockmann
Associated Press
Berlin
Littlee
Tron
Hitler
Reichstag
At & P
Nazijam
Pene
Unik
Knoxville to Purge Transients From Voter Registry
Knox county election officials moved to strike 43 names from the voter rolls for registrations by residents of Tennessee transient bureau shelters in the Third Ward Knoxville shelters. Secretary Ernest Kaninska said he helped transients register to vote, believing they could meet residence requirements for August. Officials noted transient bureau residents cannot establish Knoxville residence and will review all Third Ward registrations.
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Knoxville
Knox County Elections Commission
Tennessee Transient Bureau
Uhird
Ernest Kaninska
Third Ward
Democratic Pre- Ginet Committee
Nansiene Tureeau
Hatcher
Lae Courty Election Commission
Weather outlook Tennessee and Virginia with scattered thundershowers
Generally fair tonight and Saturday in Tennessee with scattered thundershowers Saturday afternoon in the north portion. Virginia shows fair tonight and Saturday with local thundershowers later Saturday afternoon or night in the west and extreme north portions. Slightly warmer tonight in northern and central areas. High yesterday 60, low 66, rain 0.60 inches yesterday. Readings taken at 6:00 p.m. for the preceding 24 hours.
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Tennessee
Virginia
North
Girl Killer Slain at Jacksonville State Farm
Thousands viewed the ball of pretty Helen Spence Haton who was slain by a trusted guard in a damning escape attempt from the state farm for women at Jacksonville Arkansas. Investigators released facts about the guard’s role in the killing today.
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Helen Spence Haton
State Farm For
Jacksonville
Ark
Body of Eaton Girl Tragedy Probed in Arkansas
Thousands view the body of Helen Spence Eaton in Little Rock as state officials meet to probe the fatal shooting by Frank Martin a trusted convict at the prison farm. The penal board discusses resignation rumors around Prison Superintendent A G Stedman while Auten continues the investigation into the death and potential trial details.
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Itle Rock
Ark
Diay 13
State Penal Board
Walter Helms
Texarkana
Savsion
Sfelen Spenes Haten
A. G. Stedvan
Futrell
Remar
Stedman
Rumers
Frank Martin
Wren
Bears
L. ©. Aday
J. F. Yompkins
Sahil
Helms
A. G. Stedman
Little Rock
Tusty-Cominet
Helen Spence Eaton
Estra
Martin
M. Branch
L. C. Auten
Aday
President Roosevelt Plans Stop for Fishing at Cocos Island
President Theodore Roosevelt, aboard the U S 8 New Orleans, heads toward Hawaii after days of inspecting American possessions in the Atlantic and the Central Zone. He plans a laid‑back vacation schedule with a full day of fishing near Cocos Island, 500 miles from Panama, before resuming the voyage tomorrow noon. Roosevelt and his sons Franklin Jr and John accompany him on the forward superstructure as the New Orleans leads the convoy.
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U. S
Rocse
Hawaii
Cocos Island
Mies
Panama
Roosevelt
Pacific
Cocss
Panama Bay
Mr. Roosevelt
Franklin
John
New Orleans
Atlantic
Cozal Zone
General Johnson stands by guns amid German purge talk
General Hugh S. Johnson, chief of the NRA, arriving in Omaha on his way to the Pacific coast, denounces Germany's purge and asserts he will not back down or be rebuked by the State Department. He spoke in Waterloo, saying his remarks reflect his personal views, not official policy, and warned against government power seizing. He compared Mexican violence to Germany’s actions, calling the event shocking and incomprehensible in a supposedly cultured nation.
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Omaha
Neh
Daly
Hugh S. Johnson
Garbally
Germany
State Department
Pacific Coast
NRA
Waterloo
Loa
Asc
Johnson
ST A
Apo
Mexico
Young killer goes to death in Ariz lethal gas chamber
Albany youth George J. Shaughnessy, 19, was executed at 4 59 a m in the lethal gas chamber at Florence State Prison for the Holdup killing of Lon Blan ’ ens hip last year. He faced death with a calm, praising God to Warden Walker before the gas. He spoke of warnings to other youths as his body was moved to Casa Grande for burial.
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Florence, Ariz
George J. Shaughnessy
Albany
N.Y
Shaughnessy
Lon Blan‘enship
A. G. Walker
Shaughtnessy
Louis Douglass
Douglass
Sigaal
Casa Grande
Troopers Join In Censorship Costs Search For Child Films
A missing 18 month old Bobby Connor drew a large search by state troopers police and volunteers in New York and Massachusetts as a peddler sought by authorities was chased from the area. Despite night long beats with flashlights searchlights and dozens of posses no trace was found. The boy disappeared from his parents home last evening after the incident. Police began a statewide effort with 200 Boy Scouts joining the search. The Kidnapping case remained unresolved as authorities pressed ahead with the costly hunt.
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Bobby
Charles P. Connor
Arlington
Mass
Phillip d. MacQuillan
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Bombings shadow Nazi suspects as Austrian case advances
Vienna July 13 The bombing lead victim dies as seven Nazi suspects in jail face possible gallows under emergency anti government laws. A Salzburg bombing injures a travel party member. a Salzburg police inspector Edouard Fischer is arrested amid claims of shielding bombers. A woman employee is also detained for participation. Continued on page six.
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Wade Werner
Vienna
Austria
Frauz Hermine Graubna
Graz
Salzburg
Emil Fey
Edouard Fischer
Theector of Public Security
Fisher
Espion
Frisco Prepares For Stoppage Of Food Supplies
Strikes threaten San Francisco food deliveries amid a broader Pacific coast labor walkout. 2,500 taxi drivers and 1,687 butchers join the action, with 10,800 bay area workers overall voting to strike. Laundry, delivery and other unions mobilize, eyeing a city-wide stoppage as national guardsmen respond to sniper fire and a wounded sailor.
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San Francisco
Pacific Cast
Teamsters
East Bay
Oakland
Alameda
Berkeley
Bay Cities
Blt
Edward Vandeleur
Gentral Labor Poucil
Vandeleur
Portland
Los Angeles
National Guard
National Guardsmen
Misjsie
Jerry Duffy
Hollywood
Crosby Twins Gain Celebrity Father Status
Hollywood reports Bing Crosby and Dixie Lee welcomed twin boys. The newborns were placed in an incubator at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital as a precaution. Crosby and wife, plus their existing child, are said to be doing well as Bing anticipates more golf foursome events.
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Hollywood
Calif
Bing Crosby
Dixie Lee
Coday
Bing
Cedare of Lebanon Hospital
Joseph Harris
Crosby
Crosbys
Britain Denies Any Select Alliance With Any Power
Sir John Simon told the House of Commons Britain has reinforced Locarno but entered no select alliance. He said no new obligations exist and urged Germany to join an Eastern pact to promote peace, while opposing Russia’s exclusion and denying any warlike intent.
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London
Great Britain
Locarno
John Simon
House of Commons
John
Europe
Mussolini
Italy
Britain
Lovis Barthou
France
Barthou
Sir John
Germany
League of Nations
Russia
Barthow
Brough
June Delong To Tell All In Allen Moral Charges Case
Los Angeles July 13 film extra June Delong emerges from seclusion to tell all about a wild party linked to morals charges against David Allen and Jovia Marsh. The case draws constant guard, with sheriff deputies preparing for the largest crowd yet as a prior witness described an encounter at Delongs apartment.
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June Delong
Allen
Los Angeles
Film Extra
David Allen
F Fomer
Hollywood
Central Gasting Corporation
Jovia Marsh
Miss Delong
Priny
Sheriff's
Navy
Peal Owings
Jerry Geisler
Strikes spread as workers walk out nationwide
The Associated Press reports 1,500 Dwight Manufacturing employees in Gadsden Alabama joined a wave of labor action protesting dismissals of five United Textile Workers active members. Simultaneously 3,700 teamsters walked out in sympathy with waterfront strikers, while Seattle unions favored arbitration. Minneapolis truck drivers were urged to strike Monday, and St Paul trucksmen rejected sympathy action.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Seattle
Gadsden
Ala
Dwight Manufacturing Company
United Textile Workers of America
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Hauk Named Assistant Manager in Sullivan County Campaign
E Ray Hauk, Kingsport attorney, named by Senator Nathan Bachman as assistant campaign manager for Sullivan county. Hauk, a Democrat active in local circles, will lead campaign efforts in the upper end of the county. Dr Nat Dulaney of Bristol is county manager, with C G Hicks assisting in the Bristol area.
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E. Ray Hauk
Kingsport
Nathan J. Bachman
Sullivan County
Hank
Nat Dulaney
Bristol
Sulivan County
Syrian Executed in Nevada Gas Chamber
Joseph Behiter, 36, a Syrian former of St. Louis, was executed by lethal gas at sunrise in Carson City Nevada. He killed Las Vegas dancer Maxine Armstrong in 1931 with a miner's pick and faced lengthy appeals before the 4:38 am entry into the chamber and death at 4:36 am. Fifty five witnesses watched as the door closed and the process began.
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Carson City
Joseph Behiter
St. Louis
Maxine Armstrong
Las Vegas
Behier
James Thom
Beciter
Nevada
Hea
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Stadlhelm
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Storm Troops
Franz Seldte
Stahl
Helm
BAR Registration Knox
Namrea
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Francis M. Stephenson
Ariz
Catyie Gill
Somehine Cady
Earl B
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Kloaglo D
Stephenson
Carl Chucch
Gill
Ferdinand Probst
Big Sam
Bobby Connor
Hubbard
Keavy
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Treasuries
Rupert Peyton
Huey P. Long
Herbert
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Peyton
Corkscrew
California
Alabama
Frisco
Select
Simon
Harold FP. Braman
Associated Press Foreign Staff
Balluis
Hauk
Mgr
Bachman
Sen. Bachman
Lower End
Sullivan
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