Hitler flees cabinet meeting as Von Papen fate hangs
Berlin reports Hitler boarded a plane for Neudeck after a long cabinet session, amid a storm of rumors about Franz von Papen's removal. Goering was named potential successor, while Hindenburg weighs decisive words. the Nazi inner circle tightens grip as violence and arrests mount nationwide.
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Hitler
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Germany
Franz von Papen
Berlin
von Papen
von Kahr
Munich
Gustav von Kahr
Aan Party
Brown House
Victor Lutze
Ernest Boehm
Brown Shirts
Farmers Repaying U S Corn Loans Promptly
The farm administration reports ongoing repayment of government seized corn loans at about 150000 dollars daily, equating to 330000 bushels. To date roughly 7000000 bushels have been released, while total stored corn under loan valued at about 120 million dollars stood at 270 million bushels.
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Washington
Farm Administration
Hitler Guarded Life In Berlin After Munich Trip
Berlin July 23 AP Adolf Hitler is the most guarded man in the world today. Since returning from Munich he has left his chancellery only twice with heavy protection. He visited King and Queen of Siam at the Action Hotel and conferred with Kurt Schmitt in Dahlem. Streets near the chancellery were cleared, and armed police and SS guards patrol. Crowds watched as he appeared at the window and his smile was photographed.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Munich
King and Queen of Siam
Action Hotel
Dahlem
Kurt Schmitt
Hitler
Seriut Staffel
Propaganda Ministry
Fire at Vienna City Hall Sparks Political Turmoil
A blaze at Vienna City Hall, tied to a possible incendiary act, triggered a government-wide alarm as Emil Fer and Prince Ernst von Starhemberg rushed to respond. A bomb exploded at the Toscanini Palace complex, injuring none, with police suspecting repairs workers.
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Viennna
Vienna
Stronhold
Salgbure
al Tho
Emil Fer
Prince Ernst von Starhemberg
Heimwehr
Salzburg
Vierma
State to Begin Efforts To Collect on Boyd Bond
Topeka July 3 AP Proceedings to collect 800000 on the bond of Tom B Boyd former state treasurer for alleged shortages during the last two terms Boyd was in office were planned today by Attorney General Roland Boynton Boynton announced suits would be filed immediately as three bonding companies that were Boyd s surety failed to make a satisfactory settlement offer He said he rejected an offer to settle by paying the state 235000 and to have the right to collect dividends from four failed financial institutions and any securities held The state contends it lost about 800000 through misconduct by Boyd who is now serving a penitentiary sentence following conviction of illegal removal of bonds from state vaults.
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Topeka
Tom B. Boyd
Boyd
Roland Boynton
Boynton
Kansas Forecast and Road Conditions Update
Kansas forecast remains generally fair with warm temperatures into tonight and Wednesday. Morning conditions are clear and dirt and Douglas County roads are reported as good. Temperature readings from the Gas Office record show no data for yesterday evening or today noon, with a high yesterday and a low today both unrecorded.
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Kansas
Douglas County
Brinkley hearing over till Friday
Protests to John R. Brinkley appearing on the Republican gubernatorial ballot were continued until next Friday morning by the state contest board. No party or protester appeared. Perkins was removed from the ballot for lack of Kansas bar admission, leaving Justice Harvey without opposition on the Republican ticket.
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Topeka
Kan
John R. Brinkley
Aif Landon
State
Brinkley
J. W. Densford
Salina
Dan Casement
Manhattan
Densfor
H. W., Perkins
Kansas City
Supreme Court
Perkins
T. M. Lillard
State Bar Board
Kansas Cition
Kansas
W. W. Harvey
Early Reports From Oklahoma Primary Election
Unofficial returns from ten precincts including eight in Oklahoma City show Democrat governor nominees Marland Walton Burns Anglin King and Smith Vy with Walton and Anglin leading votes amid swamped polling places. Voters faced long lines and heat as officials anticipate long counts tonight and tomorrow. In Oklahoma City crowds required ropes and police to manage the queue with Gov. Alfalfa Bill Murray’s ticket favored by many and Speaker Tom Anglin prominent among candidates.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma County
Marland
Walton
Burns
Anglin
King
Smith
Oklahoma
Times
Strike Hits 470 Workers At City Auditorium Project
About 470 iron workers and carpenters walked out at the municipal auditorium construction in Kansas City over foreman terminations and shift changes. Sutherland Lumber, active in Missouri and neighboring states, challenged NRA authority in federal court citing intrastate operations. Government seeks permanent injunction alleging price cutting and interstate shipments for lumber.
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Kansas City
Sutherland Lumber Company
Missouri
Iowa
Nebraska
Oklahoma
NRA
Northwest
Republicans Seize Independence Theme in Campaign Speech
Washington July 3 AP reports Henry P Fletcher new RNC chairman framed opposing the New Deal as anti American. He argued government bureaucracy replaces individual choice and tied the 1776 Declaration of Independence to the party's stance. Fletcher urged Republicans to revive reading the Declaration.
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Washington
Republican National Committee
Henry P. Fletcher
Committee
Europe
America
Philadelphia
New Jersey
Maged
Tennessee
United States
Johnson
Fletcher
New Wheat Figures In Kansas Report On Yield And Price
Topeka July 2 AP Kansas Wheat production this year placed at about 85 000 000 bushels per J F Jarrell Santa Fe agriculture development department. The crop was 27 000 000 bushels above 1933 and price is twice last year. Dry weather shortened harvest and quality was general as wheat. For other crops corn grain sorghums tame hay held, but barley rye oats light. Water shortages threaten yield if rains fail within two weeks.
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Topeka
iKansas
J. F. Jarrell
Santa Fe Agriculture Development Department
Jarrell
High Heat Reaches 102 Degrees In City Today
The city endured a record heat day as temperatures rose from 80s to 102 by mid afternoon. The peak came at 3 PM before the thermometer eased slightly, marking another hot spell. Moscow seeks foreign students as Vor and Integrist plan one month summer courses for British and American stats at the First Moscow State University with lectures and excursions around the Soviet Union.
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Moscow
All-Union Society For Cultural Relations Abroad
Vor
Integrist
Moscow State University
Soviet Union
Phillies Trim Senators as Foxx Homers Again
In Philadelphia, July 1, the Athletics were routed by the Washington Senators 14 to 6. Foxx hit his 22nd and 23rd homers of the season, while Cronin managed a solo shot and Stano delivered a big drive. Weaver, Sewell, Cain, Mahaffey and Berry contributed for Detroit in the loss. Ruffing, Vanatta, Grimes and Dickey pitched for New York in a 5-2 Boston win. Only three games on the schedule.
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Philadephia
Philadelphia, Athletics
Washington Senators
G. Shamy Foxx
Cronin H
Jonathan Stano
Washington
Philadelphia Oro
Woru
Weaver
Sewell
Cain
Mahaffey
Berry
Hayes
Detroit
Cleveland
Hamla An
Pearson
L. Brown
Myatt
Boston
New York
Johnson
Grove
R. Forrest
Ruffing
Vanatta
Grimes
Walberg
Dickey
Hamilton
Dillinger Trail Sought in Massachusetts
AP reports John Dillinger hunted in western Massachusetts as state troopers roamed roads and back woods farms. Cruising cars and motorcycle units watched for a small sedan with Michigan plates while horseback units searched wooded areas and abandoned farms after a motorist in Whitinsville was positively identified as Dillinger.
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Boston
John Dillinger
Alton
Massachusetts
Whitinsville
Dillinger
Spud Prices Drop Across Kaw Valley Harvest Slump
Potatoes moved slowly through the Kaw Valley as prices fell to 73 and 0 cents per 100 pounds. No digging is expected tomorrow and few digs likely until Monday due to hot dry weather harming the crop. A Douglas county grower ships to Des Moines at 1.50 per hundred, margin 0.70 after haul.
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Poteta
Kaw Valley
Douglas County
Des Moines
Guyer Cites Democratic Record of Expenditures
Representative U S Guyer of the Second Kansas district addressed Bethany Park in Kansas City Kan. last night arguing the Democratic administration expanded deficits and debt while increasing government activity in private enterprise. He charged a 38 percent rise in expenditures since 1933 and warned of intrusive New Deal policies and NRA monopolies.
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U. S. Guyer
Kansas
Bethany Park
Kansas City
Kan
Guyer
Roosevelt
Hoover
Gyed
NRA
Corn Must Wave Rain Delays Hit Kansas Crop
Toneka Kansas July reports say rains must come soon to save crops. Western Kansas shows growth stalled while the east reports moisture shortage. Wheat harvest near completion. pastures suffer drought and grasshopper damage. A second alfalfa cutting is underway. Trembley resigns as Kansas City postmaster after term ends officials seek acting postmaster.
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Toneka
Kan
APJ
Federal
State Departments of Agriculture
Pie Eiscraen Saal Ad
Five Dionne quintuplets gain weight on day 36 in Ontario
All five Dionne quintuplets and mother Mrs. Gli Dionne were reported doing well on their 36th day. Dionne led in weight at 55 ounces, an increase of 14 ounces, as rain interrupted the weather update from Corbeil, Ontario.
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Corbeil
Ont
Gli Dionne
Dionue
Wells Freed on First Degree Murder Charge in Nevada
Virgil Blackie Wells was acquitted by Judge Schmook after a demurrer halted the trial in Nevada Missouri. The court ruled no evidence showed his connection to the death of Mrs Pearl Dancey and ordered the jury to render a verdict of acquittal. Wells had been jailed since February 17 after the body was found in Deepwood cemetery.
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Nevada
Virgil
Blackie) Wells
John Schmook
EB. Pearl Dances
Wells
Dancey
Schmook
Deepwood
Fort Scott
Presidents sea voyage tests sea legs aboard Houston
President Roosevelt and his party faced rough seas as the cruiser Houston steamed toward Haiti and Puerto Rico at 18 to 20 knots. Sea sickness ran high on the accompanying destroyers while Roosevelt relaxed with his sons and kept in touch with the White House by wireless. The trip will continue to Hawaii and the American west coast, timetable permitting.
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U.S. St. Gilmer
Roosevelt
Haiti
Puerto Rico
Houston
Gilmer
Williamson
Secret Service
Atlantic
Franklin, Jr
John
White House
Florida
Pacific
Hawaii
Silver purchase plan may boost bank reserves says Wall Street
New York July 3 AP The treasury silver purchase program is likely to expand excess bank reserves, keeping money rates low and lifting high grade bonds to highs not seen since 1928. Banks expect deposits from treasury currency issues and will push reserves into loans and investments to raise earnings, amid already large reserve balances at federal institutions.
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New York
Treasury
Wall Street
Wallstreet
Federal Reserve Banks
Must Fight for Liberty Speech Urges Unity Against Compulsion
London on July 3 AP Nichola Murray Butler president of Columbia University urged English speaking peoples worldwide to unite against government compulsion. He condemned both fascism and communism and warned liberty would fail if the English speaking nations do not act.
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London
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
New York
Butler
Be Careful About Fire Chief Ingles Warns
Fire Chief Paul Ingles urges careful handling of fireworks near buildings and grass. Dry, rainless conditions heighten fire risk as grass and brush are easy to ignite and a holiday crowd could mean a busier fire force tomorrow.
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Ingles
Paul Ingels
Caution Urged as North Lawrence Water Shut Off
Officials announce a 7 to 10 pm water outage in North Lawrence to connect an auxiliary line. C. T. Hough warns residents to guard against fire risk due to dry weather. no water for firefighting during the period. The line, built under PWA, adds fire protection and is soon to have a test next week with minimal user impact.
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North Lawrence
C. T. Hough
Water Department
Hough
Kridge
PWA
Union Pacific
Hougn
Waldorf Defends Press Freedom Over Pacifist Article
Chicago July 3 AP Bishop Ernest Lynn Waldorf head of Chicago Methodist Episcopal Church defends freedom of the press amid Legion charges that a Methodist publication printed pacifist and communist propaganda. The Epworth Herald faced protests from Des Plaines Methodist leaders and American Legion officials over an article by Winifred L Chapell.
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Chicago
Ernest Lynn Waldorf
Methodist Episcopal Church
Edward J. Hayes
American Legion
Epworth Herald
Epworth League
Waldorf
New York Advocate
St. Methodist Episcopal Church of
Motorize National Guard units by summer
Washington reports the war department will motorize National Guard units this summer by purchasing 1 551 motor trucks from a $10 000 000 PWA motorization fund. Bids will be issued next month through War Dept assistant secretary Woodring. Chevrolet has already won contracts for 1 600 trucks for motor pools with undisclosed distribution. Field artillery brigade batteries such as 119th Michigan 130th Kansas 1st Kansas 125th Minnesota 1st Minnesota 158th Arizona 168th Colorado 160th Oklahoma Astor Texas 32nd Texas 143rd California and 145th Utah will receive 18 trucks each.
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Washington
Ional Guard
War Department
PWA
National Guard
Woodring
Chevrolet Company
Michigan
Kansas
Minnesota
Arizona
Colorado
Oklahoma
Texas
California
Utah
Water shutoff in North Lawrence tonight for main connections
Notice to water consumers: the water will be shut off tonight in North Lawrence district north of the river from 7:30 to 10:00 for connection of mains on the bridge. C. T. Hough, Water Supt. Fireworks Keeler's Book Store. Adv.
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North Lawrence
C. T. Hough
Fourth of July Celebrations in Lawrence and Douglas County
Lawrence and Douglas county plan a full Fourth of July with government offices closed and many merchants staying shut. Post Office will be closed. no mail except special deliveries. Evening programs in Pleasant Grove Lone Star and a union church meeting at Holcom's Grove with 60 expected and nine churches involved. Bishop Statton and Bishop Stamm to speak. K U summer session canceled. Firecracker sales strong and outdoor baseball events scheduled, including Lawrence Merchants vs Kansas City Cardinals at Shack diamond. Journal World prints noon edition.
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Lawrence
Douglas County
Chamber of Commerce
Merchants Bureau
Roger Williams
Pleasant Grove
Noble Messer
Baldwin Band
Lone Star
One Star
Homer Hoch
Haskell
Lawrence High
Holcom's Grove
Evangelical
United Brethren Churches
Eudora
Stull
Clearfield
Worden
United Brethren
Lecompton
Valley Falls
Big Springs
A. B. Statton
Kansas City
Evangelical Church
John S. Stamm
United Brethren Church
Friends Church
K. U
South Park
Cubs
Rinkydinks
Renoan Lone Star
Odd Fellows and Eagles
Elks and Rotary Club
Lawrence Merchants
Kansas City Cardinals
Shack Diamond
North Lawrence
Fritzer
North Lawrence Civic Clu
Harverty Grocers
Brick’s
Journal-World
Banking condition calls issued by OCC and Fed
Comptroller of the Currency issues a call for condition of all national banks as of close of business Saturday June 30. Simultaneously the FDIC asks for condition of all state banks not affiliated with the Fed as of June 30. The Federal Reserve also requires a statement of condition from state banks affiliated with the system as of the same date.
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Washington
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve System
Kansans killed in Iowa in car train crash
Des Moines reports H. E. Brown 40 of Salina Kansas fatally injured and his wife with facial and chest abrasions when their car struck a gasoline electric train at a crossing in Waukee Indiana last night. Brown was an official of Skelly Oil in Larn. Police said his car swerved to avoid a vehicle stopped at the crossing before hitting the engine.
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Des Moines
H. E. Brown
Salina
Kan
Waukee
Brown
Skelly Oil Company
Lana
Earthquake Shakes Western Honduras Monday
An earthquake of unusual strength struck western Honduras on Monday. Advices report several towns felt heavy tremblers though exact casualties and damage remain unclear. Tegucigalpa dispatch notes ongoing assessments and possible aftershocks.
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Honduras
Tegucigalpa
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