Turmoil in Prussia as martial law ends
Berlin July 28. Chancellor Franz Von Papen dissolved the Prussian ministry and set a dictator like authority amid the end of martial law. Von Hindenburg declares emergency over, soldiers withdraw from the chancellery grounds, and unrest continues in Cologne and Berlin as Reichstag election nears. One death and multiple injuries reported in clashes with National Socialists.
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Franz von Papen
Agavinne
Brandenburg
Frade Bracht
Tesen
von Hindenburg
von Rundstedt
Jash Wenesday
Cologne
Friedrichskeng
Lise Behrokder
Reichstag
National Socialist
Mellon Says He Won't Quit As Ambassador
New York July 26. Andrew W Mellon returned aboard the Majestic denied reports he planned to resign as ambassador to Great Britain. He would not discuss debts reparations or reasons for his trip home and said he might go to Pittsburgh or Washington after disembarking. He would spend no time in New York.
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New York
Juy
Andrew ‘W. Mellon
Wner Majestic
Great Britain
Melon
Pittsburgh
Washington
Edvart Sture
First Fatality in Bus Station Blast
The explosion at the Wilek garage of Pike wick Greyhound hue Unes caused the first death this morning. Steve Tichlein, 34, a mechanic at the garage, died from burns. Fifteen others were injured as gasoline ignited, authorities say, with the blast triggered by overflowing gasoline in an undetermined manner.
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Louis
Jurysy
Wilek
Unes
Steve Tichlein
Bichléin
Butler Back Attack Sees Op Ed Abroad
Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler, president of Columbia University, returned to America aboard the Majestic with remarks on the Republican plankton prohibition and the Eighteenth Amendment. He released a four page statement addressing the Carnegie endowment for International Peace and liquor issues, arguing repeal should not be tied to economic solutions.
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New York
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
America
Majestic
Republican Party
Carnegie Endowment For International Place
Europe
Man pleads guilty to rubbing poison ivy on wife’s clothes
Northampton Mass July 24 Anton Clagio of Hadley pleaded guilty today to assault by rubbing poison ivy leaves on his wife’s clothing and a towel she used. The act caused the woman’s life to be despaired of for a time as the case was continued for disposition.
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Northampton
Mass
Anton Clagio
Hadley
Judge Holmes to rule on utility rate case in Yukon City
Judge Ed win R. Holmes of Yukon City Mississippi arrives to hear whether the Southwestern Bell Telephone rate increase case should be dismissed on technical grounds. He will preside for up to three weeks, scheduled to hear the city’s petition on August 5, and will sit during Judge McMillan’s absence.
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Edyvin QR. Holmes
Yakxoo City
Miss
South
San Antonio
Tecmpy
Federal
J. Mcmtillan
Atd Bear City
Edwin R. Holmes
Yukon City
Southwestern Hell Telephone Company
Holmes
R. J. McMillan
Calles Daughter Weds Second Mate In Veracruz District
Mexico City reports that Benestinn Calles eldest daughter of former president Oniléx married Jorge Fase qual, a Vera Cruz merchant, after a divorce from Thomas Arnold Robinson of Pe Wott. Court records note incompatibility as grounds. The couple wed in Novales, Ariz, amid local district proceedings.
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Calles
Mexico City
INS
Thomas Arnold Robinson
Wott
Benestinn
Business map brightens as firms announce gains and hiring
The Associated Press reports continued stock market gains and a batch of local and regional business notes. Consolidated Oil shows gains in the first half of 1952 aided by cost cuts, while Texas firms eye expansion and new shifts. Fort Worth clothing maker Williamson-Dickel adds 150 night-shift workers. Illinois highway construction adds 400 workers, with Florence Stove recalling 175 employees to full production. Branchville quarry plans reopen to hire 450, and Crosley Radio cuts quarterly net loss from 144.95 to 77,698.
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Tlsa
Okla
Consolidated Oil Company
Lincla and
Prairie Companies
Consolidated
Fort Worth
Tegas
Williamson-Dickle Manufacturing Company
Illinois Highway Department
Florence Stove Company
Gardner
Mass
Wiliam H. Parsons
New York
Branchville
Genn
Crosley Radio
Peddlers LW Ignored Prompted Probe Into Enforcement
City officials heard a delegation of San Antonio produce wholesalers led by Nat Goldsmith and Richard Prustt ask why the wholesale peddlers ordinance passed last May was not being enforced. Mayor C M Chambers said enforcement seemed to be in effect and called City Attorney Thomas Gobbs Jr. to review procedures. The group will return to the payer's office at 10 o clock Wednesday for guidance on proper enforcement. The ordinance requires a 25 dollar annual license and imposes sanitary regulations.
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C. M. Chambers
San Antonia
Nat Goldsmith
Richard Prustt
Chambers
Thomas Cobbsy Jr
Gobbs
Language barrier at dry law case in South Palmetto street bust
United States Commissioner Paul A. Lockhart told Tiburtio Dwarte and Frank G. Estrada that they must understand charges. A Spanish speaking interpreter was brought in but the men still claimed they did not understand. Bail was set at 1000 dollars each after agents found a 70 gallon still 950 dollars in cash and 20 50 gallon fermenters in a South Palmetto street house, with a hearing set for Wednesday.
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United State
Paul A. Lockhart
Tiburtio Dwarte
Frank G. Estrada
Lockhart
Prominent Kentucky Figure Caleb Powers Dies
Caleb Powers 64, key actor in the Goebel election turmoil and Goebel assassination saga, died at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore. Convicted of conspiracy after a fourth trial, he served eight years in the Frankfort reformatory before a 1908 gubernatorial pardon. He later served four years in Congress.
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Kentucky
Barbourville
Caleb Powers
Covernor Wiliam Goebel
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Frankfort Reformatory
A. E. Willson
Congress
McMillan Returns From Border City Court Visit
Federal officials led by K. J. McMillan traveled to Del Rio for a brief term of court, returning to San Antonio on Tuesday. Judge Millan heard about 40 cases from prisoners awaiting grand jury action as summer to fall terms loom.
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Overat Guage
K. J. McGmullan
del Rio
San Antonio
MrMillan
Rioting Unemployed Parade. Police Clamp Down in St John’s
In St John’s Newfoundland on July 26 a crowd of several hundred unemployed men roamed the streets, smashed shop windows, and clashed with police. Two officers were injured, 18 rioters arrested, as the disorder began when police believed a quieted disturbance had ended. The march moved from the acting Premier H. Winder’s residence to the business district, where more windows were broken.
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ST. John's
Newfoundand
Beran
H. 4
Winter
Kidnapped Texans Freed After Eight Hour Ordeal
Grand Saline, Texas July 26 Five residents were abducted on the Dixie highway by three unidentified gunmen and released after eight hours. The captors, likely fugitives, suggested the group were bank robbers and ex-convicts. Victims named were Mr. and Mrs. Otho Dickson Mays Walters Tillman Walters and Tom Kelly. The gunmen made no serious attempt to harm them.
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Grand Saline
Texas
Dixie Highway
Grand Sallhe
Otho Dickson
Mays Walters
Tillman Walters
Tom Kelly
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