Catholics and Hitler Agree on Concordat
Vatican City reports a concordat with Nazi Germany ensuring freedom for Catholic worship under state control. It sets rules for church property, university chairs, and confessional schooling, with bishops swearing loyalty to the Reich and priests required in hospitals and prisons.
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Vatican City
Germany
Nechuren
Vatican
Franz von Fapen
Yiet-Chancellor
Carolina Pacelli
Prussia
Bavaria
Baden
Reich
Holy See
Rowe
Promse
Department of Instruction
Will Laf-a-lot Protect Social and Religious Groups
A discussion outlines that groups focused on social and professional aims will be safeguarded if they stay out of party politics, while religious cultural and charitable bodies receive unconditional protection. The Holy See agrees priests must refrain from membership in any political parties.
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Holy See
Plea Denied Surety Firm in Duke Disability Suits
Kerr county farmer James F. Duke sued State Life Insurance in Indianapolis under disability clauses of two policies. Federal judge DuVal West denied removal to federal court and dismissed the case for lack of amount in controversy, noting the suit involved $1620.
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James F. Duke
Kerr County
State Life Insurance Company
Indianapolis
DuVal West
Duke
Aetna Life Insurance Company
Kerrville
State Insurance Company
Wert
Baptist District Association Plans Sixtieth Anniversary Convention
The Guadalupe Baptist District association with its Sunday school, B Y P O congress, and ministers deacons and laymen institute will meet Monday morning at Friendshop Baptist Church. Presiding are Revs J L Taylor W G Merriweather and G F Curry. The week features music and a grand chorus from member churches with Rev M K Curry of Great Mount Zion Amarillo as evangelist. Sessions end Sunday at 3 with a mass meeting featuring prominent Khak or and soloists.
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Mk, Curry
Great Mount Zion Baptist Church
Amarillo
Austin RPC Worker Is Buried Alive
In Austin Texas an African American worker named Jog Back Son was buried alive in a gravel pit when a gravel bank collapsed. three men perished in the rock wall collapse and another died days earlier from sunstroke. In Seguin a farm home near Henry Herbold’s place burned down while the family was absent.
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Austin Rpc
Austin
F.C
Son
Seguin
Henry Herbold
County court to halt buying from tax-delinquent firms
Bexar County Commissioners Court will stop purchasing county supplies from firms that have not paid taxes. Judge Frost Woodhull noted the court’s view that if a firm neglects its taxes the county will not aid them. Deputy tax official M. G. Boardwell found about half of court suppliers owe county taxes, mostly in printing, oil, and wholesale grocery sectors. Commissioner Uhr plans to introduce a resolution to remove defaulting dealers from the county’s list Monday.
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Bexar County
Frost Woodhull
Woodbull
M. G. Boardwell
Wich
Robert F. Uhr
Lst
City Faces Drought Budget Clash Over Woodlawn Lake
City officials eyed rain to avert a water shortfall as drought dries Woodlawn lake and the San Antonio river. Park Commissioner Rubble weighs engineering fixes to raise lake depth, possibly using Central Relief labor, while Street Commissioner Stef fer withdraws backing amid receding water and rising lake edges.
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Woodison Lake
San Antonio
Woodlawn Lake
Jacob Rubble
Paul Steffer
Woman Convicted of Plot to Kill Husband for Insurance
CHICAGO July 22 A jury convicts Mrs Bessie Onaewea of plotting to murder her husband Marion an auto dealer for a 15000 insurance payout with double indemnity. She faces one to five years and a 2000 fine. The trial followed the husband’s kiss of support as she was led away.
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Chicago
Bessie” Onaewea
Marion
Death racket 5 revealed in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis authorities traced a new scam where a man convinced wives their husbands were dead to extort money. He targeted Mrs. Hazel Allen claiming Donell W. Allison, a reforestation worker in Knox County, was dead and would be buried in Louisville. She paid for arrangements but the body never arrived and a letter surfaced from her husband stating he was alive in a forest camp.
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Indianapolis
Ind
INS
Hazel Allen
Donell W. Allison
Bort
Knox
Louisville
Regulations to modify Roosevelt oil proration order
WASHINGTON July 22 IN S s announced that the Interior Department will modify the enforcement of President Roosevelts ban on oil produced in violation of state proration. Charles Fahy said changes await the return of investigators from Texas fields and will ease reporting for operators and railroads while possibly excluding petroleum products from the order.
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Warrington
D. C
INS
Pennsylvania
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