Mussolini reshuffles cabinet with major shake-up
Rome July 20. Dino Grandi and four other ministers resign as Mussolini restructures the cabinet. Five ministers depart, eleven undersecretaries displaced. Mussolini retains foreign affairs and corporations, takes control of Vatican and religious affairs, detaches cults from justice to interior, and appoints three new ministers including de Francisci, Jung, and Ercole.
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Dino Grendlallan
Giuseppe Bottat
Mussolini
Tr Duce
Francesco Giunta
Miasolini
Vatican
Department of Cults
Ministry of Justice
Ministry of Interior
Nen
Pietro de Francisci
Justice
Guido Jung
Finance
Frencesco Ercole
Signor de Franeleci
University of Rome
Signor Ercole
University of Palermo
Oldest American Artist Dies at 100 in New York
Loup Maurer, aged 100, longtime sporting print maker known for his popular works, died yesterday in a West Forty second Street residence. He earned about $120 weekly and was regarded as a leading figure among early American illustrators.
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New York
Loup Maurer
Suszler
Ives
West Forty-shid Street
Norris Will Stump for Gov Roosevelt in West Campaign
Senator George Norris, a veteran progressive from Nebraska, plans to campaign for Franklin D. Roosevelt in the West during the fall presidential campaign. His desk overflows with invitations for speeches, and he has already announced support for the New York governor.
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Washington, D
INS
George Norris
Nebraska
Franklin D. Roosevelt
West
Norris
New York
G O P Treasurer Reaches Gotham in Campaign Move
Joseph R. Nutt, treasurer of the Republican National Committee, has arrived in New York and chosen the Waldorf Astoria as the eastern campaign headquarters amid active election preparations.
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Kew York
Joy
Joseph R. Nutt
Hotel Waldorf-Astoria
Church Aga Nredns A eqUat Liternas in Texas Trial
In Bexar county court Judge W S Anderson granted a temporary restraining order against a priest of the Orthodox Catholic Apostolic Mexican church. Vivente Linan and Hiero Goginus Maria Von Monte de Honor sued Josa Reynosa of McLennan county for libel and slander and hindering church growth. Reynosa is barred from claiming church membership or leadership and from interfering with Linan and Monte de Honor. Earlier Dr Elias Montoya, appointed Texas archbishop by Dr Antonio Lopez Sierra of Mexico City, claimed Linan and Monte de Honor were usurpers. a prior temporary restraining order had barred the plaintiffs from interfering with Linan and Monte de Honor’s work.
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Reynosa
Anderson
W. W. McCrory
Elias Montoya
Antonio Lopez ¥ Sierra
Mexico City
Linan
Monte de Honor
San Antonio
Lopez Y Sierra
McCrory
Silence on war debt as election nears in US
London dispatch reports Washington leaders mute war debt talk to avoid aiding Hearst and other critics. Sir Walter Layton’s broadcast is summarized by New York papers, noting plans to soften debate until after elections and avoid alienating voters amid food shortages and economic strain.
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London News-Chronicle
New York
Washington
News-Chronicle Dispatch
Walter T. Layton
United States
Walter
New York American
Europe
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Sir Waller
Mr. Hearst
Hearst
Mc. Hearst
North American
ATH OF ROUSE ALREADY OUT
Washington reports a wave of retirements and retirements as primaries and redistricting thin the House. About 150 to 175 new names are expected on the first roll call of the Seventy third Congress amid intra party battles and voter sentiment favoring alternatives.
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Washington, D.C
House
Congress
Bilections
Dictator Van Papen establishes Feussix regime
Frantz von Papen, once German military attaché in Washington, forms a military dictatorship at Feussix after presiding over the ousting of Chancellor Heinrich Brüning. The startling move signals a new political order in Germany, with Papen wielding decisive power.
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Frantz van Papen
Washington
Feussix
Heinrich Brussing
Germany
Roosevelt Campaign to Work Through State Organizations
New York July 20 11 The campaign to elect Governor Franklin D Roosevelt president will be run through state organizations James A Farley Democratic national chairman announced today A campaign committee will assist and cooperate with the states rather than direct them There will be one national headquarters in New York City No branch offices will be established The Washington office will continue as a permanent skeletonized unit
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New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
James A. Farley
Farley
New York City
Washington
National Committee
Soldier's Death At Hensley Air Field Ruled Accidental
A military inquiry at Dallas ruled Private Jeramy Sherman aged 29 was killed by accidental discharge of his service pistol while loading it at Hensley air field. The incident occurred yesterday at the post, and investigators concluded no foul play was involved.
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Dallas
Jeramy Sherman
Hensley Airveld
Lily
Mattern and Griffin Arrive in Paris from Hamburg
Le Bourget France July 20 James Mattern and Bennett Griffin who filed to fly around the world arrived today from Hamburg by air They plan to stay in Paris until month end then sail for New York on the Leviathan destination and dates reflect the hopeful aerial voyage continues with plans for ocean crossing through the Leviathan voyage schedule
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James Mattern
Bennett Griffin
Hamburg
Paris
New York
Youth Killed When Car Scares Horses
Camden New Jersey July 20 Walter Stiles age 15 of Sicklertown was killed when a wagon pulled by horses bolted after a passing automobile. He was thrown from the wagon and crushed beneath its wheels in a tragic rural accident.
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Car
Camden
N. J
Walter Stiles
Sicklertown
Hoover Seeks Two Directors for Reconstruction Finance Board
President Hoover delays final selection for two vacant RF C directors as he weighs replacements to oversee 2.12 billion dollar relief funds. Detroit banker Wilson Mills is viewed as a strong candidate. the second seat remains unresolved amid talks to retire Eugene Meyer and Paul Bestor from the board.
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Hoover
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Federal Reserve
Eugene Meyer
Paul Bestor
Long Will Stump for Mrs. Caraway
In New Orleans on July 20 Senator Huey P. Long announced plans to campaign in Arkansas for Mrs. Hattie Caraway on her bid for re election to the Senate. Long has had a falling out with Senator Robinson in Congress.
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Huey TP. Long
Louisiana
Robinson
Arkansas
Hattie Garaway
Senate
Benator Robinson
Congress
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