Hitler seeks Catholic share to become Protestant leader
Disjointed notes report Hitler's bid to convert Catholic power into a Protestant leadership role. A Vatican clash looms as Catholic societies face suppression and party leaders weigh future church ties while Germany shifts toward a single state church.
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Gold Bloc Walks Out Threat Looms Over Parley
London reports of July 3 to 7 describe the gold bloc threatening to leave the European economic conference if it does not sail under the gold standard. Switzerland sought adjournment pending government orders, signaling a wider move by France Belgium Italy and Switzerland to suspend committee work and pressure a compromise to save the talks. The American delegation stayed silent as Prime Minister MacDonald and other leaders pursue a path to avert a collapse of the parley.
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Switzerland
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Weather forecast for San Antonio and vicinity
Partly cloudy and warm weather expected in San Antonio and surrounding area. Monday night and Tuesday show lows around 14 degrees with high near 97 degrees on Tuesday. Light variable winds, mostly dry conditions. Sunday high near 98, Monday high around 87 with Monday night forecast partly cloudy and continued warmth.
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Germans Bar Jews From Film Lots
In Berlin on July 3 the German government bans Jewish actors directors and assistants from the film industry under a new law. It classifies only Aryan productions as German and allows foreign-born Germans to qualify after ten years. Goebbels grants limited exception for natural safety or artistic needs.
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Slight Relief Promised From Sweltering Heat
Heat wave relief arrives as temperatures peak near 88 degrees and push toward 97 in the city. Forecasters predict cooler nights with morning lows around 74 Tuesday as light southerly winds and lingering cloud cover ease the warmth. San Antonio remains milder than many heat-struck cities, with pleasant nights expected to continue this period.
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Weather Bureau
Snobbery Urged as Teachers Meet at National Education Conference
Walter Dill Seow of Northwestert University urged delegates at the seventy-first annual National Education Association convention to drop snobbery and recluse attitudes. Dr Stolt warned against social leadership gaps amid thousands of teachers from elementary to college levels.
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Walter Dill Seow
Northwestert University
National Educator Association
Stolt
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Tree Army Formed in Record Time in WWI Era Civilian Conservation Corps
Washington July 1 The mobilization record of the Army in the early World War period was surpassed by the Civilian Conservation Corps CCC which on July 1 counted 250 000 men in 50 work camps Roosevelt received the report from Robert Fechner director of emergency conservation work CCC enrollments reached 274 375 men sent to conditioning camps and 25 000 veterans were being enrolled for the forest corps.
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Civilian Conservation Corp
Roosevel
Robert Feehner
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Forest Corps
Seven Jap soldiers die during drill on Mount Fuji plains
Seven Japanese soldiers died and over 100 were hospitalized after a weekend training drill by the First Division on Mount Fuji’s foothills in extreme heat. The incident occurred during maneuvers as the army employs its strict training in high temperatures and difficult conditions.
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Fujo
Kidnap ransom standoff with Factor case tops Chicago talks
In Chicago a ransom demand tops a tense week as Jerome Factor seeks $75,000 to free his kidnapped father. The fugitive Victor Factor, held by captors, communicated via phone to his wife while legal pressure mounts in London. Attorneys say a quick payoff could help recover the millionaire, amid fears banks close for a holiday.
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Jet Factor
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Supreme Court
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Roosevelt Stand Sends Dollar To New Low Level
The dollar fell to a record low around 1.49 per pound amid general continental selling after President Roosevelt's stance against stabilizing markets. A later recovery masked a 1-2 cent net loss. Gold currencies held near Saturday levels as Paris and London quotes moved in close alignment with Treasury receipts and expenditures.
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London
Death Takes Saunders Pioneer of Trail Drivers Dies
George W. Saunders longtime head of the Old Time Trail Drivers Association died at his Elsmere Place home. He was 78, famed for crow camp stories and Texas cattle history. Interment at City Cemetery No. 1. Survived by widow Mrs Tda Friedrich Saunders and three daughters.
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Old Trail Drivers’ Assatiation
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Gay Life Youths Worst Enemy Unveiled in Probe
Washington July 3 Strong drink improper relations between the sexes idleness and lack of responsibility are cited as the worst enemies of youth in a nationwide survey. W F Bond Mississippi state education chief led the study sent to the U S Office of Education. The questionnaire asked education leaders to name the most deadly enemies of youth and 49 replies named several factors in order: laziness and lack of responsibility, strong drink, moving pictures of the wrong kind, improper relations between the sexes, obscene literature, poverty, narcotics, and vice activities.
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Morgan Firm Tax Inquiry Finds No Fraud Evidence
The United States reports no evidence of income tax fraud by J. Pierpont Morgan and partners for 1910, 1931, and 1992. Investigations by the Justice Department and Internal Revenue Service followed Senate Banking Committee testimony claiming no taxes were paid in 1931 and 1933, with aggregate taxes limited. Officials expect no prosecutions of the partners.
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Young Fairbanks to Go to Mother's Side
Douglas Fairbanks Jr. will go to his mother Mrs. Jack Whiting at 365 East Seventy seventh Street following a bout of pneumonia. He is recovering quickly after a stay in the Doctor's hospital and will remain with his mother until he is fully well.
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Wood
Wife Charged in Murder of Mate
Mrs ile Anderson, 37, was charged with murder in Dallas in connection with the shooting of her husband A. A. Anderson, 41, who died at a hospital yesterday. He was shot as his wife approached in front of their home late Thursday night.
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Morrison Stricken in London Amid World Conference
San Antonio delegate to the world economic conference, AW Morrison, collapsed in London due to illness. Doctors treated him for acute indigestion later thought to be appendicitis. Senator James Couzens said the condition was not serious. Morrison’s wife planned to join him in London if possible.
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Nough
All Markets Soar In New Wave Of Bling Headline
Markets rallied across grains cotton and equities as heat and drought boosted grain prices in Chicago New Orleans saw cotton jump on buying tied to policy and currency shifts New York stocks surged on dollar weakness Roosevelt note and reforms spurred broad buying with many issues up sharply at midday
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Orleane
Gollon
Sutaeney
Meac Tivernoo
Sterling Exchange
Rental Ads And Scams In A Fragmented Notice
A garbled OCR fragment lists rental ads and scattered addresses including Olive month Vanesa month and 244 Gunning rons. It references contact points like Mary Gan and Mary Gan in Fannin and other scattered names, dates, and places, suggesting a chaotic classified section with possible scams or incomplete data. The piece hints at privacy safeguards and a broader rental history context without clear actionable details.
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Wrierltawn Mont
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Alti
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