Reports of brewing unrest in Nazi Germany amid internal tensions
Reports describe renewed Nazi vigilance as rumors of action by “liquidated” leaders circulate. The article notes pressures on Economics Minister Kurt Schmitt to soften anti Jewish agitation to aid Germany’s economy, with unrest rising in Silesia and Bavaria and a brutal political climate evident after a Flensburg party meeting.
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Germany
Silesia
Bavaria
Hitler
Kurt Schmitt
Flensburg
United States
Foreign Office
France seeks British military cooperation if Belgium is invaded
Paris informed that Britain would only adhere to the Locarno pact and did not seek a political alliance. France would accept purely military cooperation with Britain should Belgium be invaded, as indicated by Associated Press reporting from London.
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London
Great Britain
Belgium
France
Britain
Associated Press
Paris
Federal Council Starts C On Big Job
Ottawa July 6 The cabinet council began work on creating the machinery for the new marketing legislation farm debt relief and the central bank. A central bank may be delayed until suitable qualified leadership can be found.
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Federal Council
Ottawa
C.P
Cabinet Council
Reid to name Alberta cabinet early next week
Premier elect R. G. Reid, who succeeds J. S. Brownlee, plans a large cabinet after meeting at Government House. Reid, 55, arrived in Canada in 1903 from Glasgow and has served as provincial treasurer and minister of lands and mines, with prior roles in municipal affairs and health. Resignation of Brownlee was filed with the Lieutenant-Governor but not yet accepted.
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Edmonton
C.P
Alberta
R. G. Reid
J. &. Brownlee
Government House
Reid
Canada
Glasgow
Sco
Ontario
Veullion
Alta
Brownlee
Pensions Officer Appointment In Canadian Legion
Richard Hale Wass named chief of pensions adjustment officer for the Canadian Legion by the Dominion Command. Hale has worked in pension matters since 1918 and has been with the Tuberculous Veterans Association. The tuberculous group joined the Legion after Earl Haig's 1925 visit to Canada.
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Richard Hale
Canadian Legion
Dominion Command
Hale
Tuberculous Veterans Association
Legion
Earl Haig
Canada
Tuberculous Veterans
Hitler Narrowly Escapes Assassination Plot Near Munich
Reports detail an attempted assassination of Chancellor Hitler by Edmund Heines at Ernst Roehn's residence near Munich. A timely shot by Hitler's aide stopped Heines as he approached with a revolver, averting disaster. Some observers warn country districts may threaten Nazi grip if economic hardship grows. Berlin and Paris dispatches note Bavarian unrest and a looming food shortage with potential rationing.
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Breslau
Germany
C.P
Hitler
Edmund Heines
Ernst Roehn
Munich
Heines
Berlin
A.P
Bavaria
Silesia
Paris
C.p.-Havas
Paris-Soir
Reich
Students Clash With Police in Havana Park
In Havana Central Park a protest by radical high school students ended after tear gas and a two hour police clash. Six injured and 14 arrested as demonstrators demanded political prisoners' release and threatened officials. President Mendieta announced irrevocable resignation unless cabinet changes are made. Fifty three prisoners continued a hunger strike at Principe prison for terrorism related offences.
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Havana
A.P
Central Park
Onte Mere
Carlos Mendieta
Antonio Denied New Trial in Albany Slaying Case
Anna Antonio, mother of three, faced execution for the insurance slaying of her husband after County Judge Hart H. Gallup denied her motion for a new trial in Albany. Prison aides failed to inform her of the ruling.
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Ossining
N.Y
Anna Antonio
Roosevelt abolishes National Recovery Review Board
Washington July 6 A P The National Recovery Review Board once chaired by Clarence Darrow and three reports on NRA codes impact on small businesses is abolished by President Roosevelt. The order dated June 30 states the board’s members resigned and further investigations would not reflect the original Board’s purposes. Also reports claim recovery moves created jobs and higher payrolls while a separate claim of a Roosevelt dictatorship is dismissed as nonsense. The Independent Theatre Owners Association plans suit over motion picture code with Clarence Darrow as counsel.
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Washington
A.P
National Recovery Review Board
Clarence Darrow
NRA
Roosevelt
White House
Es oThe
York
Independent Theatre Owners’ Association
Darrow
Harry. Brandt
Canadian Unity Plea at Dominion Day Banquet
Sir Edward Peacock urged Canadian parties to set aside differences for cooperation to advance the state. Premier Kennett and opposition leader Mackenzie King debated the remark in Commons, King saying the next government will not be national or Conservative. The Canadian Press later noted a reporting misunderstanding of Peacock's statement.
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Ottawa
C.P
London
Edward Peacock
Australia
New Zealand
South Africa
Canada
R. v. Kennett
Mackenzie King
House of Commons
King
Baring Bros
Bank of England
Air Force expansion debate in British Commons
London reports that the House of Commons debated plans to build up the British air force as Lord Londonderry justified disarmament being dead. Oliver Simmonds pressed for assurances the government will not increase air power before any disarmament conference outcome.
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London
C.P. Havas
Lord Londonderry
House of Commons
Oliver E. Simmonds
Geneva
Robert H. Bernays
Stanley Baldwin
Paris
France
Marine
Francois Pietri
Poultry Shipments to Britain Increase
Ottawa reports Canada exported 935000 pounds of dressed poultry to the British Isles from January 1 to May 31 1935, up 537122 pounds from 1933. Demand remains strong as shipments meet market requirements, according to the Department of Agriculture.
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Ottawa
C.P
Canada
British Isles
Department of Agriculture
Toronto Labor Council Pushes Fair Wage Clauses in Church Contracts
The Toronto District Labor Council moved to convene a conference of central church bodies to seek fair wage clauses in their building contracts. The plan aims to ensure wage standards are applied across church projects.
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Toronto
C.P
Toronto District Labor Council
France British talks signal tentative defence co operation
An informant says France would divorce military ties with Belgium and rebuild defence policy around neutral Belgium. Reports note Weygand’s England visit and a British general staff tour as steps toward cooperation, while Stanley Baldwin states Britain has no plan for a defensive alliance with France. The exchange occurs amid questions on future French foreign minister Barthou and forthcoming visits.
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France
Belgium
England
Maxime Weygand
Great Britain
League of Nations
Europe
Stanley Baldwin
Council
House of Commons
Baldwin
Man Tynnala
A Tiy
Louis Barthou
Morgan Jones
Labor
Flin Flon Proclaims Return to Work Amid Mine Strike
In Flin Flon Manitoba a mayoral proclamation signals mine operations may resume at Hudson Bay Mining and Smelting. About 1300 workers strike over wage cuts and conditions with RCMP on duty, reinforced by Winnipeg and Regina detachments to total 75 officers patrolling the district.
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Flin.flon
Man
A.P
Hudson Bay Mining and Smelting Company
E. &. Foster
Royal Canadian Mounted
Winnipeg
Regina
Securities Commission Opens With No Decisions Made
Washington July 6 The new securities commission held its first business session but made no determinations on pending issues. Ferdinand Pecora missed the meeting citing personal matters and will not return to Washington until Monday. Discussions centered on duties distribution and the type of personnel for specific roles, with no selections planned before next week.
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Washington
A.P
New Securities Commission
Ferdinand Pecora
New York
Socialists Forecast Second Revolution in Austria
In Vienna the Fatherland Front headquarters at Knittelfeld was dynamited and the Kindberg government commissar’s house bombed amid ongoing terrorism. Catholic leaders at Klagenfurt urged government action against Nazis and pro Nazi establishments, while the Arbeiter Zeitung warned of a coming second revolution, described as red not brown.
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Vienna
C.P
Fatherland Front
Knittelfeld
Styria
Kindberg
Austria
Klagenfurt
Arbeiter Zeitung
Socialist Party
Boehm
Riots in Amsterdam End in Barricades and Casualties
A two day Amsterdam disturbance by unemployed and Communist demonstrators left three dead and many wounded. Police planned severe action as barricades and looting intensified in the Jordaan district, with talks of military reinforcements.
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Amsterdam
Holland
Jordaan
A.P.J
Sanitary Service
Defendants Stand Trial in Mail Fraud Case Here
Three defendants faced federal court on three counts of using the mails to defraud in New York. Noble John Moore pleaded guilty after recently living in Vancouver and described as from Saskatoon Canada. ProMoters James C. McKay and William J. Graham and John Egleston faced trial while Patrick E. Sullivan received a separate ruling.
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New York
C.P
Carron C. Hincks
Noble John Moore
Saskatchewan
Canada
Moore
Vancouver
Reno, Nevada
James C. McKay
William J. Graham
John Egleston
Patrick E. Sullivan
Fierce Battle on San Francisco Waterfront Amid Strikes
On July 6 violent clashes erupted along the San Francisco waterfront as pickets fought police amid blasts from pistols riot guns and tear gas. Two strikers were killed thirty-one shot and 38 injured by gas and clubs with National Guardsmen deployed to protect state property.
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San Francisco
Mile Square
National Gas Vdstmen
Frank
Mertiam
Arda
Miserly Spouse Separates Salt Pork Secret From Courts
Mrs Isadore H Sherman age 70 testifies in a divorce suit against Charles C Sherman 85 a Matunuck farmer cruel acts alleged Mrs Sherman says she climbed through a shed window to reach salt pork hidden by her husband seeking relief from the marriage in Providence Rhode Island.
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Providence
A.P
Isadore H. Sherman
Charles C. Sherman
Trusties Recaptured Near Salem After Hasty Escape
Five escaped trusties were returned to the Oregon state penitentiary near Salem after logger Jess Davison halted their flight with quick gun play. No shots were fired as the convicts were captured a mile and a half southeast of Sweethome near the Santiam River. Davison singled out Leonees among the fugitives and added the men were marched to town to be taken into custody by state police.
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Salem
Ore
Jess Davison
Sweethome
Santiam River
Davis
Leonees
Tariff Talks On Footwear Include British Demand
Ottawa reports British and Canadian boot makers continue cost talks to justify a tariff cut. The British seek a 15 percent preference on footwear imports, while the Tariff Board and officials review confidential production data. Also noted are agents studying automotive content rules affecting exports to Great Britain.
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Ottawa
C.P
Canada
United Kingdom
George Sedgewick
Tariff Board
Great Britain
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