Thousands in Italy plan 10 greet Hitler in Rome
Troop trains moved 100000 soldiers into Rome for Reichsfuehrer Hitler's visit with a six day stay. Authorities jailed suspicious persons and closed parks as preparations dominated the city. The Tyrol region anticipates dawn crowds as talks with Rome and Berlin signal continued fascist alignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Germany
Florence
Naples
Hitler
Brenner Pass
Tyrol
Fuehrer
Italy
Austria
Berlin
Great Britain
Mussolini
Munich
Europe
Achille Starace
Four Chicago couples robbed of twenty thousand in jewels
Bror G Dahlberg Celplex Corp president his wife and two lawyers and wives were robbed of jewelry valued over 20000 by two gunmen in near north side taxicabs. Leonard Etterson and Luella his wife and Andrew Dalistream and wife were nabbed in the same attack near the Drake Towers. The robbers fled in a third car after forcing valuables from the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicagsn
Bror G. Dahlberg
Celplex Corporation
Near North Side
Leonard Etterson
Samuel A. Etterson
Luella
Andrew Dalistream
Barrington
Drake Towers
Ettersons
Jack Finkelstein
Etterson
Guarmen
Pope Pius Reports Improvement at Castel Gandolfo
Pope Pius was reported better at Castel Gandolfo. Prof Amina Mileni his physician said he would take medicine once daily during his stay at the summer Vatican. The pope’s aides arrived Saturday and he resumed papal duties with several private audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castel Gandolfo
Pius
Amina Mileni
Vatican
Roosevelt urges quick action on wage hour bill
President Roosevelt pressed for early House floor consideration of the wage and hour bill. He said the House should discuss such measures with full opportunity, noting the bill would set a nationwide minimum wage and maximum hours, affecting millions. Mrs Norton planned a petition to trigger automatic consideration if 218 members sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
House
Rules Committee
Norton
New Jersey
House Labor Committee
Charleston
S. C
Labor Committee
Hoosevelt
Clt
Henlein asks Czech vote on Nazi rule in Sudeten crisis
In Prague and Czech towns, Konrad Henlein pressed for a plebiscite to decide the 3.5 million Germans’ status, urging self government under Nazi principles. Deputies Olaf Wollner and Franz Oberlik called for German police to replace Czechs, amid reports of scattered clashes and anti-Crench rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henlein
Praha
Czechoslovakia
Konrad Heilein
Troppau
Germany
Austria
Podmekly
Josef Kessler
George Wollner
Franz Oberlik
Gablonz
Oberlik
Woliner
Palestine accord between Britain and Italy reached
Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain disclosed in the house of commons an oral accord with Italy over Palestine. He cited assurances that each power’s interests would be respected, calling the Rome pact a first step toward broader European accommodation amid dictatorial regimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Italy
Palestine
Neville Chamberlain
House of Commons
Rome
Chamberlain
Europe
Another Torso Killer Victim Found in Cleveland River
Five body portions of a presumed female victim were dragged from the Cuyahoga River by Cleveland detectives. A thigh floated free and a burlap bag contained parts described as a trunk of a woman's body with thighs severed at the knees and a missing arm, the right foot noted. The coroner's report confirmed the brutal nature of the mutilation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cuyahoga River
Weather summary with unsettled rain and warm trend
Unsettled conditions linger tonight into Tuesday with showers and isolated thunderstorms possible. Warm air continues across the east and north while western areas see milder highs. temperatures yesterday ranged from the mid 20s to near 70s in some locales with variations across cities including Winnemucca and Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Wivensin
Shahiiy
Monigomao
Picketing Birds Stir Marinette Home Battle
In Marinette Wisconsin a bluebird pair battle swallows over a preferred birdhouse. The birds quarrel at the house for days with the swallows twice occupying then leaving. The bluebirds reclaim the home before the swallows return to repossess it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marinette
Wis
Bluebirds
Walter Fritz
Pickering
OLeary Urges Free Enterprise At Chamber Meeting
John W. OLeary chairman of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States opened the 26th annual meeting with a plea for freedom from government supervision. He cited the NRA era as proof that excess control hampers progress and urged rapid tax relief as delegates pressed for economic recovery. He warned against regimentation and urged business groups to defend initiative against bureaucratic power while calling for reduced government spending and a balanced federal budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandor S. Klein
United Press
Washington
W.A
John W. O'Leary
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Chamber
NRA
O'Leary
National Council
Armerica1
Vital Necessity
Mayor Hoan vetoes parking meter ordinance over ward approval clause
Milwaukee mayor Dave Hoan vetoed a city council measure allowing meters only in wards whose aldermen approve. He called the provision dangerous and said it would grant aldermen virtual dictatorial power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Dave) Hoan
Canneries to be sold to satisfy federal taxes
Milwaukee area properties, including several canneries, will be auctioned to satisfy federal tax liens. Officials say the farms and facilities were seized for nonpayment of assessed taxes as part of enforcement actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milllsaukee
Abe
Breonder Cann
Brotdon
Ike Farvele
Fastwater
Ong A. Labudde
Labudde Seid
Democrats seek renomination in four states ahead of primaries
Twenty six Democratic lawmakers urged party members in Indiana Alabama South Dakota and Florida for renomination in Tuesday primaries. Florida features a marquee Senate race with Pepper facing Wilcox and Sholtz while others in the states pursue house seats and local issues. The Republican contests include Indiana and South Dakota with Pettingill retiring and Halleck seeking the GOP nod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Indiana
Alabama
South Dakota
Florida
Case
Halleck
Pepper
J. Mark Wilcox
Dave Sholtz
James Roosevelt
Wilcox
Hii
Hitchcock
Fred Wf. Hildebrandt
House
Senate
Tom Berry
Pfettingill
Leslie Jensen
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana House
Samuel B. Pettingill
Loomis to Appeal Chain Store Case in State Supreme Court
Madison. Atty. Gen. O S Loomis will file an appeal with the state supreme court to recover about 600 009 in chain store license fees levied by the 1923 legislature The case centers on a tax deemed invalid after later repeals and court rulings affecting the legality of the fee scheme and its collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
O. S. Loomis
State Supreme Court
Loomis
Cmt
Alc. Hoppmann
Toc Art
Supreme Court
Feenes Fee Meliest
Tavern Operator Slain in Shawann. Suspect Held
In Shawann Wisconsin a tavern operator was killed by a shotgun blast late Saturday night. One man was taken into custody on suspicion, with the investigation focusing on the unidentified shooter and related disturbance at the tavern. The victim was found critically wounded and died early today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawann
Wis
Joe Brings
Wisconsin Governor to Campaign in Iowa for National Progressive
Governor Philip La Follette of Wisconsin announced plans to campaign personally in Iowa for National Progressive party congressional and state candidates. He spoke after two days of talks with liberal leaders on forming the party in the state and suggested a Progressive ticket could appear in Iowa in 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Philip da Follette
Wisconsin
Iowa
National Progressive Party
Madison
Wis
Tall Corn
la Follette
Towans
Progressive Party
United Press
Washington
Robert M. la Follette
Progressive
Virb Press
Philip la Felfette
National Progress Dyes of America
Democratic
Reputrlcye Ag
Parker
Therm Anc
Vortase Berry
Caretar
Congress
Ins
Bolton Up
Thomas asks Justice to prosecute Hague under Lindbergh law
Norman Thomas Socialist leader, evicted in New Jersey while attempting May Day speech, asks the Department of Justice to prosecute Mayor Frank Hague of Jersey City under the Lindbergh law. He cites potential kidnapping with cross state line issues and seeks federal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Thomas
Socialist Party
Jersey City
Frank Hague
Hudson River
Manhattan
Hberal
New York
New Jersey
Department of Justice
John J. Underwood
Thomas
Workers Defense League
Roosevelt
J. Edgar Shover
FL B. 1
Robert M. la Foyette
Senate
Nineteen Dead in Hydroplane Crash in Italy
Rescue workers recovered remains of twelve people after a hydroplane from Tirana crashed and burned on Mount Marmeda in fog near Fannia. The incident killed Helen Lindheim of New York and several members of King Zog’s wedding party amid a blaze that scorched diamonds and gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Appenines
Fannia
Helen Lindheim
New York
Tirana
Mount Marmeda
Zog
Italy
Albanian Minster of
Xhefer Abu Villa
Sumucl Bret
Lordon
Erreeneguda Pani
Leaiiraty Albanien Rarcul In
Berre
Pheetek Tae Eta
Syed Mees
Abe Ivan Teeny
La Guardia Urges Permanent Recovery Committee Action
Mayor Fiorello La Guardia urged Congress to set up a permanent recovery committee with senior House members to craft a single flexible recovery bill for a fall session. He spoke to a House appropriations subcommittee as president of the U.S. Conference of Mayors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fiorello la Guardia
New York
Congress
la Guardia
House Appropriations
United States Conference of Mayors
House
Arizona's Gross Receipts Tax Upheld by Court
The high court upheld Arizona's gross receipts tax in a brief ruling, affirming the lower court. It involved questions on federal tax powers and state agency revenues, with the decision amid other rulings on labor board authority and regulatory statutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Washington
Surrine Courtgdas
Anvaga
Arena
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chigago
Pope
Moscow
Joseph Stalin
Lenin
Mexico
Buenos Aires
Hegs O'Leary
Hoan
Hague
Bob
Merced Phil
Waupaca County
Jersey
Polige Ewgt
Thoma
Glass
William Green
American ‘Féderation
Tabor
Green
Virginia
Capitol
Treasury
Senate Appropriations Committee
Mackay
Louisisna J Supreme Court
den Et Veares
Bertuehy Puble Serve Commission
Fem Cnoiam Con Thorts
Bariciaber. Inc
Tse
Unc
Wrehy
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!