Junker Lords and Militarists Ally in German Power Grab
Germany’s rightward shift accelerates as Junker aristocrats, heavy industry magnates, militarists, and Hitlerites unite to topple the moderate cabinet. Franz von Papen leads a regime backed by Gen. Kurt von Schleicher who holds Reichswehr sway, while republican foes warn of a looming crisis as backstairs plotting exposes treachery within government.
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Germany
Papen
Monodla
Frederick Kuh
United Press
Berlin
Junker
Rhine
Ruhr
Franz von Papen
Seiner Majestaet
Wilhelm de Zweite
Kurt von Schleicher
Reichswehr
Schleicher
von Papen-Von Schleicher
von Schleicher
Mines to reopen in Dillonvale and Belmont County
Five Jefferson county mines are expected to reopen this week, with Sheriff William J. Yost saying he would seek National Guard help if trouble arises. Three Belmont county mines idle for two months are also slated for reopening.
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Dillonvale
Jefferson County
William J. Yost
Steubenville
National Guard
Belmont County
Former state bridge champion dies in Cleveland
W Scott Rader aged 54 formerly of Cir cleville and 1827 state bridge champion died in Cleveland on June 6. The obituary notes politics and voting as a topic in the city.
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Cleveland
W. Scott Rader
Circleville
Return of Sam Johnson on auto theft charge
Sam Johnson of Oberlin, 31, was brought back from Cleveland by Sheriff Clarence Adams to answer a charge of stealing Mrs. Jellier Cochran's automobile from 70 South Park Street, Oberlin, on May 25. A warrant was issued by Justice Joseph Petro. Johnson was arrested by Cleveland authorities.
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Sam Johnson
Oberlin
Cleveland
Clarence Adams
Jellier Cochran
South Park Street
Joseph Petro
Johnson
Cleve
Bar Association Adopts Memorial for Redington
A memorial to Harry M. Redington, Lorain county bar member who died May 17, was adopted by the bar association at their courthouse meeting. The tribute notes his high minded advocacy and public spirit, to be recorded in the court journal. An unrelated note: a Cleveland bank bankruptcy action lists Lewis C. Reeves as debtor with no assets.
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Harry M. Redington
Lorain County
Bar Association
Court Journal
Paind
Cleveland
Benjamin Coleric
East Tech
Glenville Hospital
Caleric
Lewis C. Reeves
Lawrence Webber
Aeexin
Personal Reeves
Spring Valley Co
Sad Days for College Seniors Bid Goodbye in Style
A University of Missouri couple in cap and gown symbolizes graduates bidding farewell this month. In Texas Palestine, unemployment is not seen as a concern, as labor is needed. Simon Kushnir, a Palestine Labor Pioneers delegate, notes reliance on global Jewish funds to rebuild Palestine.
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University of Missouri
Palestine
Fort Worth
Tex
Tnough
Simon
Kushnir
Palestine Labor Pioneers
America
Falls Downstairs Deaths Highlight Home Safety Issue
In a National Safety Congress session on safety in the home Miss Margaret Bondfield reported that about 1,800 women died last year from falls in the home. The figures cited are from 1936 and under review by the women's session addressing domestic hazards and prevention.
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London
Margaret Bondfield
National Safety Congress
Congress
Illness Blamed on Pies in Cleveland Poisoning Case
Police and health investigators link an epidemic to pies from a baking contest in Cleveland. About 40 people fell ill, many children among them, after consuming cream-filled pies. Health Commissioner Harold Knapp cites misused cream and warm weather as factors. victims showed rapid onset symptoms but are recovering. The report also notes unrelated historical anecdotes and accidental death statistics.
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Cleveland
Harold Knapp
Knapp
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Dixie
Hughes Brand
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