Pius XI Opens Holy Year at St Peter's Cathedral
Vatican City April 18 reports Pope Pius XI inaugurating the Holy Year in St Peter's, before a large crowd. The cross lit by a plane beacon and the pope’s benediction marked the opening, with 60,000 pilgrims present and broadcasts reaching Jerusalem and worldwide. The ceremony featured a gold embroidered mantle and a procession of cardinals bishops and prelates as bells rang and the Cross was unveiled. The cross remains 4 feet above the church as a symbol of Pax Christi.
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Toscanini Leads Protest Against Nazi Persecution
Eleven prominent musicians in New York sent a cablegram to Adolf Hitler protesting the persecution of artists by race or religion. Arturo Toscanini, conductor of the New York Philharmonic, headed the signatures urging him to refuse the Wasnerian festival in Berlin set to begin July 20.
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Woman Beaten by Purse Snatchers Near Home
A woman on Pershing Avenue reports being assaulted by two youths in an old car who seized her purse and $9 Saturday night near her residence. One youth restrained her arm while the other struck her. the incident prompted a police inquiry into the purse snatching.
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Weather and financial notes from The Nation’s March edition
The page describes weather patterns and calendar notes, mentioning dates in March and soon approaching events. It references capitation and pension figures, including a minor total deficiency and payments due. The text mentions January deficits carried into February and a late February birthday schedule with times.
Nazi Party to Form a Foreign Office in Germany
Berlin April 1 In a dispatch from the Berlin bureau the Nazi Party announced plans to establish a foreign office. Alfred Rosenberg is named to head the new department as foreign minister designate. The move signals a centralized effort to project Nazi views abroad amid a changing political climate.
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Einstein Resigns German Citizenship Amid Political Tensions
A social detective squad seized Professor Albert Einsteins bank account and securities in Berlin as authorities report his resignation from German citizenship. The Prussian Academy of Sciences confirms Einsteins resignation from the Kaiser Wilhelm Institute and notes his Swiss citizenship restored, citing his anti German stance. The Central News Agency adds that Einstein informed the German Regent of his renunciation and reinstatement of Swiss citizenship.
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Parley Endorses Polish Boycott on German Goods
Warsaw reports a convention adopted a resolution for the continued Polish boycott on German goods despite German embassy representations. Delegates from various cities, Vice Minister of Trade, a Pilsudski party deputy, and Jewel Merchants Association leaders were being drawn to replace German goods with British and Australian options.
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Germany bans foreign papers until April 32 199
Germany imposes a temporary ban on foreign newspapers for alleged false reporting about a public figure. The restriction lasts until April 32, 199, and applies to papers published abroad in Germany. No American or British publishers are exempt from the measure.
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Jews Barred From Library in Berlin Incident
In Berlin on April date unknown, two Nationalist authorities barred Jewish patrons from a city library. The move drew protest from local Jewish leaders and drew international attention to civil liberty concerns amid rising anti Jewish policies in the era.
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Rabbi to discuss German problem at local meeting
Reform leader Rabbi Ephraim Frinch is set to address congregants in Car many Peters on the German question. The talk will cover political and financial issues facing the community and its members, with focus on unity and policy.
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Nazi Boycott Ends After One Day of Retaliation
Berlin and other German cities witnessed a day of Nazi backed retaliation as Jews faced harassment and stores were targeted. Reports detail shopfront vandalism, forced closures, and discriminatory barriers while international reactions show a split in American Jewry over government action.
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Poland Keeps Up German Boycott
Warsaw reports continued Polish opposition to German goods despite new proposals. Deputy from the Pilsudski party and municipal chambers press for boycott continuity, urging swift enforcement of imports bans by American, British, and French naval forces.
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Eternal Vigilance Keeps Republic Free and Strong
A call to Congress to maintain its constitutional powers and resist presidential overreach. It warns that surrendering authority risks dictatorship and urges a return to Washington era ideals and alliance with the president while steering clear of foreign entanglements.
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Reds Protest in New York Demonstration
Five hundred men and women representing right and left wing Communist, socialism and other groups marched through downtown New York to the German consulate in protest. Banners proclaimed fascism is the enemy and denounced fascism as a menace.
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Hanged Woman's Aid Denied Pardon
New Orleans authorities denied Janet Tendle's pardon petition in the long-ago attack case. The condemned accomplice of James T. Bower, Bonner LeBourt, and Dr. T. EB were referenced, with details obscured by garbled text.
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Convicted Slayer Freed Under Bond
7. C. Patterson, convicted of slaying Fred Valder and given nine years in the penitentiary when tried last January in Ninety fourth District court, was released from Bexar county Jail Saturday under $1500 bond. The case is now on appeal. The bondmen are B. J. Stevens, 311 North Peeps street, and B. L Herring, 410 East Marlin.
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German Navy Reborn With Gay Ceremony
Wilhelms haven Germany April 1 News reports a colorful naval ceremony marking a rebirth of the German navy. Docks filled with officials in decorated uniforms as Deutschland was christened and a ceremony praised Germany’s unity under its leader. Admiral Scheer honored, crowd sang patriotic anthems amid revived imperial displays.
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France Favors More Study Of Mussolini Pact
Paris reports the Prete government will urge consultations among Britain France Germany and Italy on Mussolini's four power plan. The move follows a Tyrrell visit and talks with Boncour and Titulesco to refine the proposal for greater European flexibility and pace.
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