Balbo Armada Delayed in Ireland Arrival at Londonderry
Unfavorable weather near Lough Poyntz forced a halt to Italo Balbo’s armada of Tralanders en route from Amsterdam to Reykjavik. A collision slightly damaged the commander’s plane and a flying boat, repaired in Londonderry shipyard. Crowds cheered as Balbo and Aldo Pedegnini arrived, with Mussolini informed of progress.
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New German Laws Severe On Jews
Bralin July 3 New and more severe civil service laws increasing restrictions again Jews become non Aryans cannot employ in Reich states counties villages or public institutions Gentiles married to Jews are to be discharged immediately and barred from civil service in future Similar measures are being drawn up to include the government railroad bank and statutory religious sarclies.
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Train kills five in Texas grade crossing crash
A passenger train demolished an antique automobile near Bivins Texas, killing five members of the Dooley family from Cass County. William Dooley aged 38, his wife Mal Vic Dooley 35, daughters Arrie 16 and Thelma 11, and son W. L. Donley 11. The accident occurred 30 miles south of Texarkana.
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W. L Donley
Crash Fatal To Russell Boardman In Trans Continental Flight
Indianapolis July 3 Russell Boardman 33 of Boston died at city hospital after injuries from a Saturday air race crash. He suffered a fractured skull broken shoulder and punctured lung. Mrs Boardman and brother Earl visited him as the disaster ended his 12 year flying career.
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Romance and rattlesnakes linked in superstitious ritual
At the Witte Museum reptile garden, four youths, two boys and two girls, prompted by superstition, asked wildlife expert Tybert Harvey to handle a rattlesnake. He demonstrated, they touched its head, and all four reportedly made a wish about marriage, a local belief tied to the ritual, with no broader radical belief noted.
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New York to Los Angeles dushi in a prize race accident
A midsize aircraft bound from New York to Los Angeles encountered a cross wind at twenty five feet and crashed landing in a ditch. The craft hopped groundward and bounded as the pilot Buacanan was knocked unconscious when ground crews helped during the emergency response.
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Mass Wedding By Nazis Marks New Church Regime
In Berlin 45 couples renewed vows in a Nazi mass wedding during Sunday services under the new church regime. Pastors were warned to align with Nazi church policy, and government official orders on Nazi flags at churches were reversed at the last moment. The political shift continued as the Catholic Center Party faced dissolution and centrists drifted toward the Nazis.
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Cologne
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Drop Announced in Tuberculosis Deaths for 1982
New York statistician Drolet of the Tuberculosis and Health Association reports that 46 large cities saw an 11 percent drop in tuberculosis deaths in 1982 versus 1931. There were 23,256 deaths in 1942, 8.6 less than 1931, with the death rate averaging 74.1 per 100,000 in 1932. Several cities posted rates above or near the average, while only five exceeded 1931 figures, including Houston.
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Trio Escapes Tax Ambush In Nighttime Shootout
A taxi was fired upon by a gunman in a pre-dawn ambush on a street near Miss Marion Davis's home. Willie Sing, Miss Davis, and the taxi driver escaped unharmed, fleeing in three directions. Detectives Ruhnke and Williamson arrested a suspect lurking near the girl’s home.
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New York
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One Full Pardon and Paroles Granted by Ferguson
AUSTIN July 3 One full pardon three conditional pardons three general paroles and two full paroles were issued today by Governor Miriam A Ferguson to Texas convicts. John Kivy of Uvalde county received a full pardon after serving 32 months of a three year sentence for embezzling and forged instruments. Conditional pardons went to T J Binkley Jr Wichita county for burglary two years Jessie F Littleton Dallas for criminal assault five to 25 years convicted June 1929 Dimmie Toone McLennan for theft four years convicted March 1992.
Vatican Reich to Sign Concordat
Vatican officials said a concordat between the Vatican and the Reich was agreed and likely signed tomorrow. Details were not announced but it was believed to incorporate existing concordats with Prussia Baden and Batavia covering education in elementary schools and Catholic organizations.
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Germany
Cardinal Pocelli
Atule
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Prussia
Baden
Batavia
Coronal slain in Manila clash with marauding forces
Corporal Philip pin of the constabulary was killed and a private wounded today near Batangas during fighting with marauding Duma gangs in Manila, amid bribe claims and unrest.
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Cotton Drive Canvass Pushed Across the Belt
Washington July 3 The campaign to reduce cotton acreage moves into its second week with 22 000 workers urged to finish grower canvassing by Saturday night The program aims to offer cash benefits to encourage signed agreements while delays persist due to late form distribution and rising cotton prices Farmers will be offered incentives tied to this year s crop with processing taxes possible if the plan succeeds, and officials stress the urgency of immediate participation across the nation including Texas where Extension Service head O B Martin predicts Texas will meet its minimum quota this week.
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Church Fight Ends With 20 Black Eyes
Twenty members of the Hungarian Reformed church in subuchin Duquesne were battered and Lucas heads in a free-for-all riot at the church door. Police were called as factions blamed the clash on internal differences.
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Gangster Palumbo Escapes From Westchester Penitentiary
Arthur Palumbo, 97, once a Vicent Colt gangster, reportedly escaped again from the model Westchester county penitentiary by climbing a wall and using a tool from his cell. An all-points alert was issued across several states warning Palumbo to expect deadly force if cornered.
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