Pagan movement gains Berlin as church clashes rise
In Berlin a massive rally by neo pagan activists draws 20 000 people at the sports palace amid Nazi ban on church organs. Professor Hauer denounces Christianity asserting German leaders express God, while Pagan supporters clash with Christian hecklers and several pastors are arrested ahead of planned next week conference.
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Berlin
Ins
Balke
Germany
Epokis-Palast
Chris“Yiuntty
Chris Hamity
Dutch Schultz Jury Dissents Discharged in NYC Case
In Syracuse a jury deliberated 27 hours without reaching a verdict in the Dutch Schultz income tax case. Federal Judge Frederick H. Bryant discharged the panel at the government request. A retrial date was set for May 14 as the government plans to pursue charges related to bootlegging and racketeering.
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Dutch Schultz
Syracuse
Arthur Dutch Schultz
Flegetthsimer
King-Pin Beer Reck
Frederick H. Bryant
Bryant
John Mc Evers
Fear Gas Greets a Bookie Raid Squad
In New Orleans on April 27 the vice squad prepared to use gas masks during a raid on a bookie operation in the old French Quarter. A lookout shouted elephants as officers moved in, causing a crash from the cashier’s cage when tear gas bombs detonated. The operators fled via a rear exit.
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New Orleans
INS
Neargt Trophy Awards Made In Fort Sam Houston Report
Canon City high school team won the William Randolph Heart rifle trophy for junior team marksmanship, earning the national championship for its class. Union City topped the Eighth Corps area with 877 points, 11 ahead of DeWitt Clinton of New York. Weed of Porterville High School shot a perfect 200 for the individual title. Greenbrier Military Academy took first and third among military schools, while the University of Oregon led seniors with 965 points. Cornell 85, Washington 851, and Mandias School edged 938 for second in the military standings.
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William Randolph Heart
R. O. TC
Ares
Geve
Fort Sam Houston
Union City
DeWitt Guinton School
New York
Weed
Porterville
Calif
Stralent Bulls Eyes
University of Oregon
Cornell University
University of Washington
Police Wound One Hold Two at Wacol
Waco police wounded one man and arrested two others during questioning over a tobacco transfer. The suspect, 25 year old Buster Bor shardt of Dallas, was taken to a hospital in critical condition after officers said he reached for a gun. Held in custody were Lewis Davis and J. B. Breacalle, both of Dallas.
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Waco
INS
Borshardt
Dallas
Borchanif
Lewis Davis
J. B. Breacalle
Ten Thousand in Dust Area to Receive Masks
Ten thousand persons in drought regions of Western Kansas and parts of Texas Oklahoma New Mexico and Colorado will receive dust masks early next week to protect against a health risk described as critical by authorities. Albert Tivans, national disaster director, conducting Red Cross relief were details given at a briefing.
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Liberal
Kaw
CNS
Kansas
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Colorado
Jefferson Honors At Eaglefield Field Day Victory
Jefferson Senior school swept honors at the annual Eaglefield field day, with top awards for best captain Edward Wood and best lieutenant Thomas Bishop. Officers and sponsors Lucilla Campbell and Hazel Nelle Astin recognized by American Legion and National Guard medals. squad members merited honors for marksman Joe Sikes, corporal Herman J. Lambert, and other top performers.
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Jefferson Senior School
Eaglefield
American Legion
Lemuel Shaw
Herman Lambert
Wiliam Gray
Charles Schutz
Frank Taylor
Albert Schutz
Willard Lang
Clyde Parker
Fred Brannon
Edwin O'Connor Jr
Harrie Travis
Stanley Rheiner
James A. Ford
National Guard
Edward W. Wood
Women's Overseas Service League
Arthur Spero
Lucilla Campbell
Hazel Nelle Astin
Ruth Adams
Ellis’ Jodge
Glyde Parker
Marty McGuregie
Jefferson
Edward WW. Wood
Thomas WH. Bishop
Huntley Randal
Joe Sikes
Herman J. S Lambert
Richard Pabst
Robles Kidnap Case Heads to Grand Jury
Tucson reports that all available information on the unsolved June Robles kidnapping will be presented to a federal grand jury. DOJ agents noted no definitive statement on resolution, while Oscar Robson remains free on $8,500 bail in the case, tied to the 6 year old heiress rescue. Kentucky 1934 barley tobacco crop yielded $14.1 million more than 1839 production.
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Robles
Tucson
Ariz
INS
G-men
Department of Justice
Oscar Robson
Liberty
Kentucky
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