Former Minister Sentenced For Part In Nazi Revolt
VIENNA March 14 Anton Rintelen white haired former minister to Rome was sentenced by a summary military court to life imprisonment for his part in the Nazi revolt of July 25 when Chancellor Dollfuss was assassinated. Rintelen announced by the Nazis over the radio as successor to Dollfuss was accused as an accessory to high treason. The white haired and ailing prisoner contended his name was used without authorization and that he was not involved in the Nazi plot.
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Vienna
Anton Rintelen
Rome
Engelbert Dolifuse
Rintelen
Dollfuss
Ohio D. A. R. Installs New Officers
New state officers of the Daughters of the American Revolution of Ohio were installed at the annual conference in Cleveland. Mrs. J. S. Heaume was named state regent. Mrs. James F. Donahue was elected vice regent. Miss Esther Chance became state treasurer. National elections set for Washington on April 17. District chairs and other officers were elected unopposed. Delegates then planned for Akron where the next conference opens.
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Cleveland
Daughters of the American Revolution of
Ohio
J. S. Heaume
Springfield
A. C. Messenger
Xenia
Messenger
Washington, D. C
James F. Donahue
C. B. Gardner
Norwalk
Esther Chance
Fostoria
F. D. McMillen
Akron
Earl Padgett
Galton
J. P
Albany
Amanda Thomas
Columbus
of the Daughters of American Colonists
First Liberty Loan Bonds Called
Washington March 15 UP All outstanding first liberty loan bonds amounting to nearly 2 billion dollars were called for redemption today by Secretary of Treasury Henry Morgenthau Jr The bonds are to be redeemed on June 15 and may be exchanged for lower interest securities saving over 14 million annually in interest costs The current outstanding amount is 1 933 209 250 of an original issue 1 898 455 550 sold in June 1917 comprising 1 392 226 250 paying 3 1 2 percent 535 981 250 paying 4 1 4 percent and 5 002 459 paying 4 percent They are due 1947 but callable after 1932 with three months notice
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Washington
First Liberty Loan
Secretary of Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Treasury
Labor Warns of Militant Turn If Wagner Bill Fails
William Green of the American Federation of Labor told the Senate Labor Committee that organized labor will grow more militant unless the Wagner labor relations bill becomes law and is enforced. He said collective bargaining rights under the National Recovery Act have been flouted by employers and urged patience only while the bill is enacted and enforced.
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Washington
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Senate Labor Committee
Green
Faculty bonus boosts Baldwin Wallace salaries
The Baldwin Wallace College faculty received bonuses totaling about 10 percent of their annual pay. The action followed by a trustees meeting that also approved a 10 percent salary raise for the rest of the year.
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Baldwin-Wallace College
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