War on Jews Begins as Berlin Proclaims Global Boycott
Nazi authorities clear Berlin Law Courts of Jewish judges and lawyers including Chief Justice Kurt Seeling. A nationwide boycott of Jewish businesses and professionals is planned to start at 10 o clock tomorrow with no loopholes, while Americans watch as Hitler’s anti Semitism dominates headlines. Norman Oklahoma reports Ellis Bashata failing to meet 175 pound limit, sent to infirmary.
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Berlin
Kurt Seeling
United States
Hitler
America
Washington
Adolf Hitler
Germany
State Department
Phillips
Norman
Okla
Ellis Bashata
University of Oklahoma
Gain in Trade Now Exceeding All Expectations
New York March 31 Weekly business review says unusual seasonal gains in trade boosted by Progressive measures of the new Administration. The boosts have sparked an unexpected surge that may carry the movement beyond the directives set for the period.
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New York
Weekly Business Review
Dun- Bradstreets, Inc
Germans Unite to Demand Arms For Universal Training
Berlin march 31. Germany moves toward a universal conscript army as Hitler’s brown shirts and veterans push for mass training. Support spans across major parties and officials, with leaders optimistic about a people’s army and a revived military spirit dominating the nation.
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Germany
Adolf Hitler
Natonal Socialist Storm
Steel Helmet Association
Hitler
von Hindenburg
Heinrich Bruening
Changellor
Reichsbanner
Reichswehr
Reich
Graduated Tax and Senate Move on Fish Catches
The measure to tax fish catches by gear replaces the trap license and surtax system, introduced by Rep Hofman of Seward, with other bills addressing estate costs and legal fees. The Senate also clarifies the Alaska Code, passing eight measures and advancing three, including a remarrying clause and cost bonds for criminal appeals.
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Hofman
Seward
Taylor
Cordova
McCutcheon
Anchorage
United States
Lingo
Fairbanks
International Highway Commission
British Columbia
Alaska
Senate
Walker
Two Planes in Trouble Near Cordova Alaska
Pilot Nat Browne's plane wrecked during takeoff for Nabesna mines with four passengers aboard. no injuries reported. Another aircraft piloted by Reeves forced down on Nabesna Glacier due to engine damage. details unavailable.
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Cordova
Alaska
Nat Browne
Nabesna
Reeves
Nabesna Glacier
Deadline Near for Filing Income Tax Returns
Washington reports midnight deadline for filing income tax returns tonight. Taxpayers have filed about 13,000,000 fewer returns than on the same date last year amid higher taxes and slower filing volume.
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Washington
Smeeneewree
Congress Special Session Sets Unparalleled Legislative Pace
Washington March 31 a special session of Congress convened three weeks ago has set a record with no parallel in recent legislative history. Major acts include the Emergency Banking Bill the Economy Bill and the Medicinal Query Modification Bill all passed and sent to the White House. The Farm Helper Bill has been passed by the House and sent to the Senate. The Direct Jobless Aid Bill passed and sent to the Senate.
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Washington
Congress
White House
House
Senate
Wenas
Storm Sweeps South Leaves Hundreds Injured
Tornadoes and electric storms sweep Mississippi Texas Louisiana and Arkansas causing at least 33 deaths and hundreds injured. Desolate scenes mark the zigzag path from East Texas to Arkansas with widespread property damage and scattered homes toppled.
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Misissippi
Texas
Louisiana
Arkansus
Lansdale
Texas Old Fields
Aavoc
Mahank
St. Augustine
Shelbyville
Huntington
Hall and Summit
Suisiana
Mount Holly
Arkansas
Delegate Dimond Pushes Alaska Inquiry This Summer
Delegate A J Dimond of Alaska pressed Congress to name a special committee to investigate coalitions in Alaska, especially the fish trust, and urged allowing the territory's legislature to handle local issues. He warned fishermen face bankruptcy due to foreign currency depreciation and called for action to support the Northwest fishing industry. Some garbled text about Rutlandshire follows.
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Washington
Delgate
A. J. Dimond
Alaska
Congress
Fish Trust
Dimond
Market dips as rails unsettled in Alaska line
Stock market slips with rallies unsettled after Missouri Pacific reorganization petition filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission. Utilities sag while rail losses drive further declines. alcohol tobacco and farm implement shares show brief demand. Notable losers include Consolidated Gas Union Pacific New York Central and United States Steel with mixed early gains in Alaska Juneau Mine and GM among others.
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New York
Missouri Pacific
Interstate Commerce Commission
Lst
Consolidated Cras
Union Pacific
New York Central
Banta Po
Delaware and Hudson
American Telephone
Eastman
Owens Illinois
United States Steel
American Can
Allied Chemical
Cal
Northern Pacific
Missori Pacific
Alaska
Juneau
American Power and Light
Anaconda
Bethlehem Steel
Calumet and Hecla
Fox Films
General Motors
International Harvester
Kennecott
North American
Packard Motors
United States
Robertson files for own place on school board
R. E. Robertson a longtime local attorney and member of the School Board whose term ends announced plans to seek re election. Other board members include Grover C. Winn and M. T. Merrit. Shipping interests also cropped up as the Alaska routes debate drew closer with Pacific Steamship Lines seeking withdrawal from certain trades and regulatory oversight continuing.
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R. E. Robertson
Washington
United States Shipping Board
Pacific Steamship Lines, Ltd
Alaska Steamship Company
Coast Wike
Alaska
J. Harry Covington
San Francisco
Wes
O. Arthur
Regulation Bureau
The
Shipping Board
Che Board
Northland
United States ‘Shipping Board
Seattle-Southeast
Seattle-Southwest Alaska
New Shipping Board
Roosevelt
H. Cone
Florida
Gatewood
Lincoln
California
David W. Todd
New York
Dispatch
Pacific Steamship Lines
Taller Corporation
Puget Sound
Alaka
Pacific, Steamship Lines
Lad
Death sentence of Winnie Ruth Judd upheld by board
Arizona Board of Pardons and Paroles denies commutation for Winnie Ruth Judd who murdered two Juneau women in the trunk murders case. A reprieve to April 21 postpones execution from Good Friday April 14, with possible appeals to the U.S. Supreme Court or an insanity hearing as options.
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Winnie Ruth Judd Hon
Arizona
Juneau
Phoenix
Arizona State Board of Pardons and Paroles
Winnie Ruth Judd
Alaska
B. B. Moeur
Board of Pardons and Paroles
Escape Planned From Florence Prison Revealed
Warden Walker reports Mrs Judd tried to escape from a cell window barred by three weeks of use. She claimed she wanted to be ready if an opportunity arose. In Hartnett county farmers form mutual exchange to trade surplus produce.
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Walker
Hartnett County
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Southern
Prod Merrill
Mississippi
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Supreme Court of the United States
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