Pastor Niemoeller Released by Court Faces Possible Life in Camp
Berlin dispatch reports Pastor Martin Niemoeller, noted Protestant opponent of Nazi control, freed by court but immediately rearrested by the Gestapo and sent to Sachsenhausen concentration camp. His wife and six children react with shock as authorities insist no offender against the state will be released without reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Martin Niemoeller
Sachsenhausen
Saxony
International Bible Students’ Association
Gestapo
Niemoeller
Voliva defies Zion City movie ban with candy bar admissions
In Zion City Overseer Wilbur Glenn Voliva continues weekly cinema shows despite a local referendum rejecting licensed professional movies. He circumvents the ban by selling nickel candy bars for admission, maintaining control while rivals lose political power. Zionites still enjoy free pictures, while Voliva pushes his entertainment monopoly from Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voliva
Zion City
Zion
Christian Catholic Apostolic Church
Alexander Dowie
Florida
Zion Herald
Ill
Wilbur Glenn Voliva
Anaconda Scouts Honor Three Life Rank Winners
Three Anaconda Boy Scouts from Troop 37 were awarded Life Scout ranks at a courthouse court of honor. William Asbury Paul Schofield and Sylvan Eccleston received the awards as the largest court here in years presented 77 awards to 38 local Scouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
William Asbury
Paul Schofield
Sylvan Eccleston
C. W. Morse
Evert Top
First Presbyterian Church
Roy Michaud
John Como
St. Mark Episcopal Church
Kenneth Schofield
Ed Reynolds
Walter Needham
Percy Frazier
Butte
Silver Bow Council
Troop 37
STATE COLLEGE EDUCATOR Dup
A State College educator with a long military and academic career is noted. He served five years in the Sixth United States Infantry, graduated top of his class from the University of Minnesota engineering school in 1900, taught at Minnesota and Purdue, then moved to Bozeman College in 1903. Survived by widow, a son Joseph Thorpe Thaler of Schenectady, NY, and daughter Mrs Louis A Edwards of Belgrade. Body to Bozeman Saturday. funeral tentatively Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Field
Gunnison
Colo
Sixth United States Infantry
University of Minnesota Engineering School
University of Minnesota
Purdue University
Bozeman College
Joseph Thorpe Thaler
Schenectady
N. Y
Louis A. Edwards
Belgrade
Bozeman
Former Soviet Envoys Named in Moscow Purge Plot
A secret ink letter named two recalled Soviet ambassadors in Moscow's treason trial. The two, D. V. Bogomoloff the former envoy to China and Dr Constantine Youreneff recalled from Berlin, were cited by defendant Christian Rakovsky as part of a vast conspiracy linking plotters already executed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
D. V. Bogomoloff
China
Nanking
Constantine Youreneff
Berlin
Christian Rakovsky
France
Injured man dives into Bay off Pier 7
A bloodied gray-haired man, about 55, boarded a barge near Pier 7 in San Francisco and refused aid before leaping into San Francisco Bay. He swam around the barge, rejected a rope, and shouted for death as he sank after ten minutes. rescuers found no body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Pier 7
San Francisco Bay
Kremlin Plot Aimed at Stalin Reported by Russian News
The text details claims that Youreneff and Gregory Piatakoff, a former vice commissar executed as a conspirator, said a government would approach Rakovsky and implicate Bogomoloff. Rakovsky cited meeting a Japanese official where aims supposedly coincided. It alleges a May 1937 plan to seize the Kremlin and kill Stalin and other Soviet leaders, with Marshal Mikhail N. Tukhachevsky pictured as ringleader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youreneff
Gregory Piatakoff
Rakovsky
Bogomoloff
Japan
Kremlin
Joseph Stalin
Mikhail N. Tukhachevsky
Red Army
St James Hospital Admits and Discharges List
Patients admitted yesterday at St James hospital include Mrs Ann L Brown of 413 Mahoney and Waino Pesalo of 488 East Park. Discharges were Mrs Elwood Simo nich of 1631 Dewey and Mrs Walter Stamson of 1600 Dewey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. James
St. James’ Hospital
Ann L. Brown
Mahoney
Waino
Pesalo
East Park
Elwood Simonich
Dewey
Walter Stamson
Mrs John Maloughney Leaves Hospital With Infant
Mrs John Maloughney of 100814 Hornet Street left St James Hospital with her infant daughter born February 22. The brief notice records a home return following childbirth and lists the address and date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Maloughney
Hornet Street
St. James’ Hospital
Pershing Shows Signs of Improvement in Illness Fight
Tucson dispatch reports Gen John J Pershing in a serious health crisis last week but tonight his condition is improving. The aging World War I commander of the American Expeditionary Forces appears to have stave off death from a heart ailment as authorities say he is slowly getting better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Arizona
John J. Pershing
France
Presse
Historic Jarvis Street Baptist Church Destroyed by Fire
A $400,000 blaze razed the Jarvis Street Baptist church in Toronto. Fireman Lieut. Hugh Armstrong was injured when roof wreckage struck him as the tower collapsed. Pastor Dr. T. T. Shields announced services would move to Massey Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Jarvis Street
Hugh Armstrong
T. T. Shields
Massey Hall
Two Youths Charged In Northwest Kidnaping Case
Maynard Lange age 16 and William Durst age 17 faced first degree kidnapping charges in King and Thurston counties along with two federal counts. The pair abducted five people in northwest Washington and held them until reaching Portland before the fugitives were tracked toward Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
U.P
King
Thurston
Washington
Portland
Maynard Lange
William Durst
Czech premier threats war if Germany invades Czech borders
Prague March 4 Premier Milan Hodza declared Czechoslovakia’s frontiers are inviolable and warned that the republic would go to war if Germany invades. He delivered the defiant statement after lunch with former President Hoover during Hoover’s European swing through the trouble spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Milan Hodza
Fuehrer
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Hodza
Irish Banquet Tickets Ready for March 16
Tickets for the annual Irish ladies and friends banquet on March 16 at the Silver Bow club are available from committee members. A meeting at the courthouse last night distributed tickets and discussed the program with plans for songs talks and music. Reservations may be made by calling Mrs. Elizabeth McCarthy or Mrs. Mary Phillips, with a limited number available this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow Club
Elizabeth McCarthy
Mary Phillips
Dora Mitchell
Eva Burns
Veronica O'Sullivan
Mary Dee
Margaret Biiney
Margaret LaForest
Mary Leahy
Catherine Harrington
Ups and Downs in Life of a Child Making Her Debut on Roller Skates
Mary Lou Little, 15 months, daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis Little of St Louis, makes her roller skate debut showing early learning highs and tumbles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lou Little
Mrs. Louis Little
St. Louis
Casualties Listed in California Flood Disaster Across Counties
Casualty lists by Southern California counties show numerous identifications in Los Angeles and surrounding areas. Missing persons and further identifications appear across Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino, Ventura, and nearby communities as flood rescue operations continue.
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California
Los Angeles
Paul E. Cage
Chicago
Long Beach
John Croft
William V. Gray
Lemuel L. Stewart
Charles Yount
Pennsylvania
Santano Fujihara
North Hollywood
Shelton Fujihara
Meyo Fujihara
Fujihara Boy
Jason Welborn
Warren H. Atherton
Glendale
Charles Porter
Walker Gray
Griffith Park
Joseph Randall
Leonard Travis Randall
Philip R. S. Stevenson
Rachael Whitman
Donald Whitman
Henry Lackey
Claremont
Melba Lackey
Jack Lackey
Savage
Camp Baldy
J. C. Matchi
Battleship California
John Kartheiser
Big Tujunga
Lindsay A. Britt
Britt
Jerry
Troop 46 and Troop 48 Members Named in Firemanship Listings
A list of names affiliated with Troop 46 and Troop 48 appears, noting pursuits in firemanship handicraft animal industry and related skills. The compilation includes Robert Brebrick Charles Tiefenthaler William Messner Eugene Kenneddy Carl Tiefenthaler Robert Davis Glenn Kennedy Oliver Haugen Don McGreevey T Thompson Delbert Slabbekorn Earl Lillestor Ted Lyon John Jackson and others focusing on health first aid woodwork and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Perro
Orlo Silvey
Frank Martin
Walter Finnegan
Joseph Kyle
Robert Mitchell
Elmer Staton
Don Stanaway
Ted Bixler
Paul Schofield
Michael Beatty
John Lohr
Don Schofield
William Asbury
Sylvan Eccleston
John Jones
Leonard Lazarus
Larry Perry
Fred Mitchell
Leo Page
Eugene Bilodeau
Animal Industry
Robert Brebrick
Charles Tiefenthaler
William Messner
Robert Anderson
Eugene Kenneddy
Carl Tiefenthaler
Robert Davis
Glenn Kennedy
Oliver Haugen
Hundred Killed in Spanish Air Raid Report
Loyalist radio in Madrid says the defense ministry reports 100 people killed in an air raid by rebels on Alconiz near the Teruel front in northeast Aragon near the Mediterranean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Madrid
Ministry of Defense
Alconiz
Mediterranean
Teruel
Stork's Score Stands Even in St James Ward
Stork tally at St James hospital records four births in 24 hours. Two boys arrived to Thomas Luten of Waterloo and Chris Ozanne of 302 South Main. Two girls were born to A J Peoples of 1502 North Main and Herbert Venner of 111 Wells Street. A daughter was born Thursday night to W B Renouard of 728 West Granite Street.
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Stork
St. James Hospital
Thomas Luten
Waterloo
Chris Ozanne
South Main Street
A. J. Peoples
North Main Street
Herbert Venner
Wells Street
W. B. Renouard
West Granite Street
California Flood Toll Rises Across Regions
The disaster left multiple deaths including a man and woman at Camp Baldy in the San Bernardino mountains. Damage across Los Angeles Orange San Bernardino Riverside and Ventura counties reached unofficially up to 25 million dollars with LA city streets and bridges alone over 3 million. Water supplies failed in several communities and power was deficient in many areas.
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Jerton-Placentia
Barstow-Victorville
Wildwood
Ventura
Camp Baldy
San Bernardino Mountains
Los Angeles
Orange
San Bernardino
Riverside
Colton
Highland
Rialto
Victorville
Barstow
Helendale
Cajon Pass
Frank F. Merriam
Mrs Burke and infant dismissed from St James Hospital
Mrs Alfred Burke of 1345 Harrison Avenue and her infant daughter born February 23 were discharged from St James Hospital yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Burke
Harrison Avenue
St. James’ Hospital
Area All Debt and Death Sound Alike on Phone
The Standard's phone operator misheard a caller in a Butte Central basketball game report. A woman claimed her husband died, but corrected to debt, prompting the reporter to direct her to the advertising dept as the line rang on.
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Butte Central
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Montana Standard
Churchman
Conscience Lake
Vn Zion
Dup
General Pershing
Hitler
B. F. Holbrook
Atlanta
Holbrook
Central Press
Pomona
Maywood
San Gabriel Canyon
Orange County
Lenora Swanson
Atwood
Teddy Gasan
Francis Montano
Castro
Tiburcias Casas
Rita Casas
Riggs
Romando Rintana
Theresa Barragan
Rudolph Barragan
Baby Barragan
Atwox
M. Bathgate
San Juan Capistrano
Antonio Hurtado
Anaheim
Lydia Hernandez
Mos
Charles B. Hughes
Santa Ana
Rogers Montano
Richfield
Wesley Munn
John Zemigo
Fullerton
David Swanson
Ernest Hernandez
Juanita Hernandez
Jose Vargas
Frank Rintano
Frank Montano
San Bernardino County
Joe Flynn
Charles Smith
J. F. Daley
San
Riverside County
Philip R. Evanston
West Riverside
William Campbell
John Gentry
Malcolm Massey
Ventura County
William McCarthy
Eliseo Ayala
Santa Paula
ST. James Ward
Robert J. Bulkley
Ohio
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