Global Turmoil and Civil Unrest Stir Fears Worldwide
A chaotic summary of riots in Germany with Catholics labeled enemies, anti Semitic violence in Berlin, and drownings in New York Harbor. EurAsian tensions surge as Fascist press praises Japan, while U.S. budget fights loom with proposals for five billion more dollars and inflation concerns. A stray note on a goat experiment in the Catskills and a local labor strike wave amid a food crisis concludes the column.
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Ching
Yellow River
Votl- Kiecher Henbachter
Germany
Berlin
Steins
New York
Hetreda
Mars
Two Peasants Killed as Mexican Riot Grows
Report from Victoria indicates two peasants died in Villa Juarez amid agrarian protests against Tamaulipas Governor Rafael Villarreal and local officials. Mimis and peasants demand the governor's resignation as documents note preparations for potential attack on the government palace.
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Mexico
Villa Juarez
Rafael Villarreal
Tamaulipas
Mimis
Gavnener
Clidad Victoria
Name Sleuth in Threat On Gland
City detective Lee Jones was arrested after an altercation at the Gay Paree night club in which he allegedly drew a pistol on Otto Claus, former bootlegger and chicken fancier. Claus said Jones cursed him and threatened his life, and Jones was released on orders of Sheriff West Jr. The incident followed disputes over theft charges against Brice Cochran.
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Lee Jones
Bexarounty
Basoys Streek
Otto
Skeeter
Cuas
Brice Cochran
Welther
Westnor
Owen W. Kilday
J. W. Bryant
C. L. Matson
West
Jones
Sheriff's Office
Tutner King
Gene Womack
Flores
Detective Headquarters
Claus
Bree Cochran
G. W. Donley
Cochran
Obadel
Hannibal Had It Over Halliburton
KUME July 23. Richard Halliburton the American traveler facing Alps ordeal across Gran San Bernardo frontier. He pays a hefty deposit for the elephant and returns to Lucerne to raise funds. Another hurdle looms as a veterinarian must certify the elephant before entering Italy.
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Kume
Richard Halliburtom
Hannibal
Maly
Alps
Pato
Gran San Bernardo
Halliburton
Lucerne
Switzerland
Yetnringman
Wattiburton
Koms
Italy
Pilot and Former OA Pilot Dies in Plane Crash
Andrews, formerly of San Antonio and Ely Faso, killed instantly when his plane stalled at altitude over Santa Maria. He was a pilot for Bowen Airliners in San Antonio and had left for the west coast in 1931. He was a native of Little Rock Arkansas.
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Andrews
Santa, Maria
Colt
Hic
San Antonio
Ely Faso
Santa Maria O
Littler Rock
Ark
Bowen Airliners
West Coast
Police Engage Gang Trio in Gun Fight in Fairbury
In Fairbury on July 24 gunmen believed led by Alvi Kaypix engaged police in a running gun battle. Officer Foster Helvey disabled the bandits and they fled on foot as Chief Jon Cook and Helvey pursued for additional ammunition.
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Fairbury
New
Alvi Kaypix
Aasistani
Polion
Foster Helvey
Helvey
Palite
Jon Cook
Schweitzer Loses Murder Case Move in Detroit
Detroit July 24 William Schweitzer 26 a body limb and his beer party girl lures accused of murdering New York attorney Roward Carter Dickinson faced a defense challenge today as Judge Christopher E. Stein overruled a motion for separate trials forcing a joint proceeding.
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Detroit
Wiliam Scweitzer
Ala Bodlum
Roward Carter Dickinson
New York
Dudge
Christopher E. Stein
Weather Forecast for San Antonio and Vicinity
Mostly cloudy with scattered thundershowers Tuesday night and Wednesday. Low Thursday night about 74 degrees, high Wednesday about 92 degrees. Light to moderate easterly to southerly winds. High Monday 83, low Tuesday morning 74, high Tuesday about 92. East Texas mentions one hundredth meridians and South portion shower chances Tuesday night and Wednesday.
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San Antonio
East Texas Trust
Yesas Grast
Shawern
Dore
Nazi decree dissolves Catholic veterans group in Prussia
Berlin reports say Premier Hermann Goering ordered the dissolution of the Catholic Veterans’ union in Prussia citing threats to national unity. The drive follows anti Catholic measures and targets confessional youth groups while Nazi actions against Jews continue with street harassment and new arrests.
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Gauplt
Associated Press
Berlin
Prussia
United States
Germany
Hermann
Wilhelm Goering
Dearer
Peoplevolksgemeinso
Federations of Veterans
Paris Banker Quizzed in New York
NEW YORK July 25. Dr A Goles Neidecker banker was taken to police headquarters for questioning in connection with his closed Travelers bank in Paris. Though not arrested he was held for further inquiries from the sale department and French police. Neidecker appeared as Detective Edward Fitzgerald at the hotel where he arrived from Europe days ago and was taken to the office of Assistant Chief Inspector Soh Ryays.
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New York
A. Goles Neidecker
Travelers’ Bank
Paris
Sale Department
Neidecker
Tody
Edward Fitzgerald
Europe
Soh
Ryays
Willacy County War Plant Board Resign Demanded by Ickes
Washington July 23 Public works officials said Secretary Ickes demanded the resignation of all directors of Willacy County Texas War Plant and Improvement District No 1 as a condition to release of 4 853 000 in allotments. Ickes indicated a new board must be satisfactory and that personnel changes were encouraged to allow construction to begin. Funds would be held pending appeals.
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Washington, D. GC
P—Public Works
Ickes
Willacy County
Texas
War Conter
District of Columbi
PWA
Tekes
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Tokes
Texas Securities Injunction Denied in Test Case
A three judge federal court denied a temporary injunction sought by San Antonio oil men Wl De Hale and C W Weston to stop enforcement of the new Texas securities law. The case was sent to trial on its merits with Judge Rufus E Foster presiding.
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San Antonio
Texas Securities Commission
Wl de Hale
C. W. Weston
An Antonio
Afta
Courl
Rufus E. Foster
T. M. Kennerly
Houston
Robert Meatigan
Japanese Invite Yankee Educator to Teach in Japan
MEDTA Pa July 23 John er gis, recently earned a Dartmouth master of arts degree, has been asked to teach at a large Japanese university for three years.
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Medta
John ¥Ergis
Dartmouth
Girl Reveals Tragedy Romance In A Love Triangle
In a sensational interview Listher Magidl of Sutton Massachusetts recounts her alleged love affair with Newell Sherman a machinist in the town. She claims Sherman confessed a dangerous attachment to his wife Alice and that her own relationship with Sherman began when she was fourteen and continued until he married Alice. She describes feelings of remorse and confusion as she recalls how Sherman involved her boyfriend and other acquaintances, and hints at his later actions.
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Newell P. Sherman
Listher Magidl
Tatey
Cniversmt
Servien
Newell Paige Sherman
Sutton
Mass
Shiman
Ted Nine
Anevivan
Esther Magilg
Wihitinsville
Mays
Newell Sherman
Alice
Allee
Peis
Hin
Tie
Dla
Visitor Swims Finds Cash Cone in Roosevelt Park Vandalism
A park swimmer at Roosevelt Park Tuesday discovered a tin containing cash and clothing items left behind after an incident in the pool area. The unnamed visitor, about 20, reported stolen money and clothing from his clothes line or locker, with only cash missing.
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Roosevelt Park
Heaney Hudson
Plaza Hotel
Hudson
Kelley
Weather Turns Toward Showers In Texas Tuesday
Local weather officials forecast scattered showers across southern and eastern Texas this week. Tuesday and Wednesday expect cooler, humid conditions with temperatures not rising past 92 degrees, while San Antonio and surrounding areas may see rainfall.
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Soweh
Texas
San Antonia
Biteat
Terre Haute Suffers General Walkout and Tear Gas Riot
The city faced a general strike after labor unrest at the Columbian Enameling and Stamping plant. Guards used tear gas to disperse crowds, several people were arrested, and property damage exceeded $15,000. Stores reopened gradually as negotiations began, while transportation remained troubled and residents looked to nearby towns for supplies.
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Terre Haute
Jilly
National Guard
Columbian Enameling and Stamping Company
Walter J. Smuith
C. 5
Gorby
Stiikers
Suvith
Deprez
Brevery
Chamber of Commerce
Tere Haute
Paul Mednitt
Hog Market Hits Five Year High In Chicago Raised Prices
CHICAGO July 24 Hog prices climbed to a new five year high at 11 per hundredweight for top quality hogs. After a processing tax of 2.25 per hundredweight buyers paid 13.23 for top porkers. In Kansas City hog prices also rose with choice fat hogs at high levels.
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Chicago
Kansas
Kansas City
Venice Called in Burnet Death Case
The jury for the trial of H. B. Opp, charged with slaying Menard County Commissioner Whey Tantlinson, was ordered to appear in court after Judge Lamar Thaxton denied a defense motion for a continuance citing the mess of Fred Opp, the defendant's son.
Salesman Kidnap Victim in Kansas
Jan 23 Marysville Kansas report of a salesman for G Worth Grain company E Otokeman Kangastty Mfp kidnapped near Here by three men forcing him into a automobile and driven northward toward Nebraska. The fragmentary dispatch mentions a kidnapping in the Kansas area with three suspects.
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Kansas
Marysville
E. Otokeman
Kangastty
Mfp
G. Worth Grain Company
Herikmor
Hing
Mebraska
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