Fear and boycott call threaten German Jews
The piece reports a planned boycott set for Saturday in Nazi circles and cites a Vossische Zeitung rebuttal warning the action would bring economic ruin to hundreds of thousands of German Jews. The manifesto from the Nazi party calls for defending the regime and punishes the guilty, blaming Jews for wartime and postwar hostilities. It notes resentment over Jewish migration and links to Eastern Europe. It ends with a speculative question on what America might do in response.
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Vossiche Peltung
Marsh
Hae Nast Party
Germany
America
Secret of Happy Relief From Itching Skin Tells Nurse
A nurse recounts a home remedy claim for itching skin and eczema. The advertisement promotes Tinilan Balm as a trusted product with promise of relief and a money back guarantee. It cites a doctor’s prescription and a trial offer at drugstores to prove the balm’s effectiveness.
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Dauid
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Heekin
Souluieg
Ariss Chalmott Demedialels
A. Zée
Prohibition Policy Ideas from Hearst Letter
W H Hearst argues for a tempered approach to alcohol, proposing beer and light wines be sold privately, restricting other beverages to government dispensaries, and limiting outlets. He criticizes both prohibition and wide open policies as extremes and urges learning from other countries that relaxed bans without reviving saloons.
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Perko
W. H. Hearst
Germans Real Losers And Nazi Vandalism Abroad
A Washington dispatch reports German and Austrian anti Jewish actions and reactions across Europe. German and Austrian authorities struggle with boycotts, shop vandalism, and political pressure as Nazi influence spreads in Germany and echoes abroad in Vienna and Salonika.
Nazi aid alleged from U S Nazis in Chicago report
Chicago March 20 cNS Fritz Gissib, head of the local German National Socialist group, admits American adherents have provided funds to aid the Nazi cause. He says the group is educational, aimed at countering anti Nazi stories and explaining Nazi aims in Germany. He asserts Hitler is a Catholic but opposes church political interference and calls Jews a race unable to assimilate.
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Chicago
Cns
Hitler
Fritz Gissib
Gissib
Hitler Is Made Austrian Citizen
In 1MST Austria on March 29 the city council voted honorary citizenship for Adolf Hitler. Six of the 15 aldermen announced resignations and switching loyalties to the National Socialist party. Hitler, born in Austria, lost Austrian citizenship in 1914 when he joined the German army and was granted German citizenship last year.
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Adolf Hitler
Austria
Dollfuss Regime Warned Not to Recognize any Pact
Austrian Nazis through their official organ Deutschwesterreichische Tageszeitung warned the world that the forthcoming Nazi regime would not recognize any agreement signed by Chancellor Engelbert Dollfuss. The paper warned government members you are risking your lives and resources.
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ENNA
Deutschwesterreichische Ta~gesweitung
Engelbert Dollfuss
Motion to Quash Airplane Killing Charge Is Denied
SHOWNSVILLE Texas March 29 Motion to quash the Indictment charging Earl Dodson 17 year old Henlio boy with murder of Lehman Nelson Harlingen pilot in San Benito s famous airplane killing case was overruled when trial opened before Judge George C Westervelt Defense Counsel Marvin Hailed the motions quash as the case was called and District attorney D S Purl opposed it Jurors began questioning to select a jury
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Shownsville
Texas
Earl Dodson
Henlio Boy
Lehman Nelson
Harlingen
San Benito
George C. Westervelt
Marvin
D. 5
Purl
Campbell resigns as customs collector after visit to local house
Roy Campbell, customs collector, tendered his resignation and left for the border after his final official visit to the local customs house on Wednesday. His resignation was accepted and Harry Sexton, Garner’s former secretary, has been named as successor, with congressional confirmation still required.
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Campbell
Roy Campbell
Harry Sexton
Garner
Sexton
Congress
President Roosevelt urges federal supervision of securities
The president recommends Congress pass laws for federal oversight of interstate securities trading. He cautions public loss from unethical practices, stresses full disclosure for new issues, and places responsibility on sellers to reveal all material facts to protect investors while minimizing interference with honest business.
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Congress
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Cvestrain
Brake
Hawke
D. Roosevelt
Winans to Inspect Cavalry at Fort Clark Fort Clerk
Gen Edwin B Winans commander of the Eighth Corps plans to inspect Cavalry units at Fort Clark. He will be accompanied by Capt Loren Parmley and will depart Sunday for the post to conduct a tactical inspection.
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Edwin B. Winans
Eighth Corps
Antonio
Fort Clerk
Loren
Parmley
Calvary Topic of Lenten Service at Grace Lutheran
The ninth service of the Lenten series at Grace Lutheran Church will be held Wednesday night. The subject is How Christ went forth to Calvary bearing His cross and how those who would be His disciples should follow Him bearing their crosses.
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Christ
Calvary
Ex-Mayor Walker and Actress to Wed in France
Former New York mayor James Walker and Mr Batty Compton of New York expect to marry after meeting French legal requirements. The report notes the couple’s plans were confirmed today.
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Gamnes
France
James Walker
New York
Batty Compton
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