The Hitler Boycott and Holy Door Opening
Berlin Nazis prepare a nationwide boycott of Jews as storm troops purge courts and Jewish professionals. In Rome, the holy door of St Peters is opened to mark Lent, while President Roosevelt signals New Deal works programs and a Florida canal proposal to boost employment and trade, with a bold plan to connect the Atlantic and Gulf coasts.
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School asks restraining order over polling place access
In Ninety-fourth District court the School Children's ticket seeks a temporary restraining order to stop presiding judges from interference at 24 polling places. Plaintiffs claim the youth education body ruled candidates may name assistant judges and supervisors, but judges allegedly denied appointing candidates access. Polling places opened at 7 a.m. and closed at 7 p.m. on Saturday amid two tickets and independent candidates listed on the ballot.
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Ishel
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Hugs Hatter
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R. Hogan
Peter P. Toelgen
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Menette
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Stella Ateves Wilker
A. D. Fulham
War Danger Seen in Mussolini Plan
Lyons France April 1 Former Premier Edouard Herriot warned war would erupt if Mussolini’s plan to redraw European frontiers proceeds. His views mirror reports from Meaton Thaveson and Rinmlon foreign ministry observers, stressing the peril of renewed conflict as Italy presses expansion.
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France
Edouard Werrlot
Tours
Muraolini
Mehonng Thaveson
Courts Refuse to Halt Election in California District
The BAR Antoylo Independent School district trustees faced multiple court refusals as injunctions sought to halt an election. The Fourth Circuit ruled the case political and unconstitutional, dismissing the suit for lack of jurisdiction. Treasury receipts show March activity with totals in the millions.
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Levélon
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Fagan Dickson
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A. Minar
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School Operas For Bar Tenders in Kansas City
Kansas City reports a program titled School Operas For Bar Tenders as enrollment opens for a Kansas City School of Beer drawing and Bar Ethics. Charlies M. Nelson of Union No 19 says over 100 students expected to study handling 3.2 percent beer as it goes on sale April 7. Many candidates are returning after long absences, with some young entrants among the group.
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Kansas City
Charlies M. Nelson
Wallery’ Union No. 19
More Inn 1St
Jarboe Braves Jinx Weather Forecast for Weekend
Weatherman J O Jarobe predicts fair weekend for San Antonio with eight cloudiness but sun on both Saturday and Sunday. Temperatures peak near 84 degrees Saturday and 82 Sunday, with a Sunday low around 62 and a warm spell cooling by a fresh north wind.
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San Antonio
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Thermaitelers
Aimee Semple McPherson Ill in Algeria Reported
David Hutton, husband of evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton, said she is seriously ill at Tunis Algeria after being forced to abandon her trip to Jerusalem. He notes she suffers two brain carbuncles and will be moved to Naples Italy for treatment.
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Algeria
LOS Angels
David Hutton
Aimee Semple MePnéramn Hutton
New York Banker Ends Own Life in Larchmont Trust Firm
Larchmont National Bank and Trust president shot and killed himself today as the bank remained closed and under conservatorship after the national bank holiday. The incident occurred amid a period of financial instability affecting New York and the region.
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Sanwel
FR. Bell
Larchmont Natonal Base and Trust. Company
Weather Forecast for San Antonio and Vicinity
Partly cloudy Saturday night and Sunday with cooler conditions. Lows Saturday night about 62 degrees. highs Sunday around 82 degrees. Light to moderate southerly winds shift to northerly Sunday. East Texas mostly cloudy to cloudy with cooler northwest and west portions Sunday. moderate southerly winds on the canal. Far West Texas partly cloudy, colder in west and north portions with frost in the Panhandle Saturday night through Sunday.
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Holy Door Storm At St Peter's Opens Holy Year
In a spring ritual at St Peter's, Pope Pius X opened the Holy Door amid a storm of spectators and prelates, signaling the Holy Year of 1900. The door collapsed under the hammer strike, as cardinals, Swiss guards, and dignitaries watched in a massed crowd.
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Relief Job Applications Flooding U S Departments
Thousands of inquiries flood Washington as departments such as agriculture interior and oil divisions begin recruiting for a new trust difficulty program. The first day’s applications signal vast public interest and prompt rapid processing by internal offices.
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Ake
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Japan Surrenders 3800 Freight Cars to Manchukuo
Reports from Manchukuo said the Soviet government ceded 3800 freight cars to Manchukuo. The cars, withdrawn legally from the Chinese Eastern railway across Manchuria, now jointly run by Manchukuo and Russia, aim to ease tensions over the railway dispute between Japan and Russia following the Chinese expulsion from Manchuria.
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White House Left Without Doctor
The White House physician’s office was abolished today as Capt. Joel T. Boone, a naval medical officer, departed for duty. The vacancy will not be filled, leaving the office without a formal physician to advise the president who has served under Harding Coolidge and Hoover.
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Roosevelt Meets Rail Labor Heads On Aid Parley
President Roosevelt invites leaders of the railroad system and labor groups to the White House to discuss possible emergency legislation, including a federal coordinator to curb rail carrier labor disputes.
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Jabian
White House
Roosevelt
FAOween North China Town Captured by Japs
After seven years of fighting, reports indicate Japanese forces captured a town in North China. The conflict description notes ongoing aggression, with limited verifiable details on location and casualties. Local authorities reportedly censored information amid the broader war in the region.
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Sitanhaticwan
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Ghiva Proper
Ki Loiny
Two ex-convicts held after air attack on Fort Leavenworth
In Leavenworth Kansas on April 1 two Denver men, Lyn and A. N. Barlow, were arrested on charges of shooting from a plane at the Fort Leavenworth penitentiary. Guards fired back but no weapon was recovered. Army and court officials pursued possible escape plans as Maj. Gen. Heintzelman reviewed the incident witnessed by Fort Leavenworth authorities.
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Epon
Berlin in Nazi boycott finds broad shop closures
Berlin endured a citywide uproar as Nazi leaders pushed a boycott on Jewish shops. Despite widespread pressure, most department stores stayed closed while many retailers faced harsh picketing and propaganda actions. Nazi youths displayed badges, and signs adorned storefronts and public squares as crowds marched and officials guarded entrances.
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Ken Dinakis
Kalsevallee
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Nazly
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