Expose Spies Drive Taps American Woman in Paris
Paris July 9 AP An American woman Pauline Jacobson Levine 32 ordered by Magistrate Andre Benon to appear for questioning in a drive to expose an alleged international espionage ring. Links tie the Switzes of New Jersey to a network with three others, including Marie Schul Martin alleged Finland ring chief and Lydia Stahl intermediary between French and Finnish bands. Investigations note European intelligence gathering on gas and microbe warfare and stratospheric possibilities. Levine believed in contact with Mrs Switz. her whereabouts unknown as magistrate seeks interrogation.
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King Reelected to Grain Specialist Post in AAA
T B King of Central City Nebraska has been reelected for appointment as a grain specialist in the agricultural adjustment administration. Officials say the appointment has not been made yet but King has been chosen. action expected next week after civil commission approval. The post, a new duty in AAA’s train section, would cover the country elevator code and various grain business phases.
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Germany's Old Man No 3 Nazis Sweep In Hindenburg Remains
This third piece surveys Germany from 1927 to 1932 outlining economic recovery under Hindenburg and Bruening, the rise of Nazism, 107 Nazi seats, Creditanstalt collapse, 6 million unemployed, and Hindenburg's enduring presidency as Hitler emerges as a key political figure. The wrap notes Bruening's resignation, new elections boosting Nazi votes, and the looming dictatorship while promising continued Journal-World coverage.
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Washington Ea Daybook on Frazier Lemke mortgage bill politics
Washington notes by Herbert Plummer discuss President Roosevelts signing of the Frazier Lemke bill moratorium on farm mortgages. The piece explains three factors driving passage: administration aims, political pressure claiming farmers deserve relief, and constitutional doubts about the bill.
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President signs bill amid constitutional debate
The article notes votes in favor despite doubts about constitutionality. Rumors swirl that the bill was sent to the Department of Justice for study, with questions on whether it could weather a Supreme Court test. The President defends signing, saying the reasons outweigh arguments against it. Political reaction is mixed, with speculation about future court rulings.
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Unclear excerpt on election bill prompts disapproval note
Fragmentary text shows a political bill and disapproval linked to future election campaigns. It references a statement and an immediate reaction, but lacks clear names, places, or dates to define entities or outcome.
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