Austria's Last Chancellor May Face Charges
Vienna reports that Nazi official Joseph Buerckel claims Kurt Schuschnigg, Austria’s last chancellor, should be tried on criminal charges. He notes 3,780 political prisoners in Austrian jails and says most were sent to Dachau. counters rumors of a marriage by proxy to Countess Vera Fugger.
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Joseph Buerthel
Austria
Kurt Schuschnigg
Schuschnigg
Buerckel
Hapsburg
Archduke Otto
Dachau
Germany
United Press
Plan Drive Against Venereal Disease In Ohio
Ohio health officials announce a July program funded by 221 568 dollars in federal and state money to fight venereal disease in major cities. The U S Public Health Service provides 110 784 dollars matched by the state to boost Columbus Cleveland Akron Toledo Dayton and Cincinnati clinics with staff and physician payments for volunteer services.
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State Health Department
Ohio
U. S. Public Health Service
Cleveland
Akron
Toledo
Dayton
Cincinnati
Walter H. Hartung
The
Public Health Service
Congress
South Ridge social notes from Cleve land area residents
Miss Ruth Schroeder returns to Cleveland to train at Lutheran Hospital after a month at home. Leo Hanlon and E arl Hanlon family attend funeral in Mt Morris for Beth Hanlon. Sunshine Class meets in Elyria Friday. Kathryn Mulich discharged from Elyria Memorial Hospital. Hoover and son George of Maumee visit Funks. Knittle delegates from Missionary Convention return from Columbus. Elizabeth Madill of Lorain visits Knittle family. Amherst and Glendale visitors host Bechtel reunion attendees from Erie. McCollum and daughters from Erie spend week here. Crausar family visit Columbus Dayton Crestline. Schlechter families host Harland and William in Henrrietta. Henry Kolbe family visit Sunday evening. Harvey Curtis and Lynda Lee of Elyria visit here.
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Ruth Schroeder
Cleveland
Lutheran
John Springer
Amherst
Frank Bechtel
J. M. Everick
Glendale
California
E. C Schubert
Townline Road
Frederick Bechtel
Harry Froelich
Margie Ann Bechtel
Erie
Bechtel
Norman McCollum
Jean
Norma
Mary Lou
R. M. Crausar
Robert
Columbus
Dayton
Crestline
Milton Schlechter
Harland Schlechter
William Schlechter
Henrietta
Henry Kolbe
Melvin
Thelma
Harvey Curtis
Lynda Lee
Elyria
Prisoner Schuschnigg Represented by Attendee and Proxy
A meeting notes that an attendee and a proxy represent Schuschnigg, who is detained by Nazi forces, during discussions on his status and possible actions.
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Ress
Schuschnigg
Eaton Miscellaneous Showers Highlight River Valley News
Mrs Ora Lysaght hosted a shower for Florence Smith now Mrs Joseph Sampson with guests from Eaton and nearby towns. Belva Hawke, Co lumbus visitations and other social news fill the week with church events, travel, bake sales and plans for a softball league.
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