Nazis raid steel helmet HQ in Brunswick arrests
Brown shirted Nazis raid the steel helmet headquarters in Brunswick claiming counter revolutionary plots against the Hitler government. Several leaders and accompanying civilians are arrested while authorities sanction disarming steel helmet auxiliary policemen and report infiltration by former Reichsbanner members.
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Steel Helmet
Brunswick
Germany
Steel Helmet Organization
Reichbanner
Dietrich Klagges
Nazi move to boycott Jewish businesses in Germany
Berlin reports say Hitler regime plans a boycott of Jewish enterprises within the Reich to retaliate against foreign protests over anti Semitic actions. The Telegraphen Union denies official sanction but says the administration will tolerate the measures as long as foreign governments act against atrocity propaganda.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Nazi Party
Reich
Germany
Telegraphen-Union
Munich
Hitlerite Party
Hans Kerrl
France Expected to Pay War Debt, Paris Banker Predicts
At White House and State Department, discussions with Great Britain and France focus on wartime debts. Paris banker Jacques Stern predicted France would pay its 19 million dollar debt installment due December 15, a personal view not binding policy. Ambassador Claudel urged an early world economic conference, possibly May or June in London.
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Washington
White House
State Department
America
Great Britain
France
Roosevelt
Jacques Stern
Chamber of Deputies
Stern
Paris
Paul Claudel
Claudel
London
96 Girls Central students on honor roll
Ninety six students at Girls Central high school earned places on the third quarter honor roll. Jane Marie Sullivan led with 99.2. Top averages include Margaret McCarthy senior classical 96.4 and Audrey Mulholland senior commercial 94.4, with numerous classmates listed.
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Girls’ Central
Solons Move Toward Action on Roosevelt Relief Bills
Geneva dispatch reports United States expected to join an arms embargo against Japan after Tokyo withdraws from the League of Nations. Sir Eric Drummond confirms receipt of Japan’s notice and notes possible economic sanctions, ambassador expulsions, and a mandated reassessment of Manchuria.
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Solons
Geneva
U.P
United States
Japan
League of Nations
Eric Drummond
League
Tokyo
Manchuria
America
China
Pacific
Germany
Mrs Walker Granted Final Divorce From Former Mayor James Walker
Mrs Janet Allen Walker was granted a final divorce decree from James J Jimmy Walker former mayor of New York The decree signed by Circuit Judge Worth W Trammell follows a special master in chancery recommendation The divorce allows either party to remarry Walker left the couple's home Oct 15 1928 and has not resumed marital relations Walker is vacationing in southern France
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Miami
Fila
Janet Allen Walker
James J
Jimmy) Walker
New York
Worth W. Trammell
Walker
France
Minnesota beer bill becomes law in Minnesota
Governor Floyd B Olson signed two measures regulating beer sales and limiting alcohol content to 3.2 percent by weight. The laws take effect with national beer legalization at midnight April 6, and Minnesota joins states where beer becomes legal on April 7.
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ST. Paul
Floyd B. Olson
Minnesota
Verdict Upholds Batani Victory in County Commission Contest
Judge Frank L. Riley ruled Batani was regularly elected and entitled to office in the election contest filed by Arthur Dubie. Total costs amount to 2712.35, with 2500 of that for attorney fees. A hearing on costs is set for tomorrow at 10. Witness fees and court costs totaled 212.35. Dubie had posted 1500 bond to cover potential costs.
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Arthur Dubie
Fred Batani
Frank L. Riley
Batani
William Meyer
N. A. Rotering
Riley
Dubie
Sightseers Asked Not To Use Road Helena March 27
Sightseers were asked today not to use the Wolf Creek Sieben section of the Helena Great Falls highway for at least a month after it opens April 1. Ralph D. Rader chief engineer for the state highway commission said the Wolf Creek project will not be completed for some time but the route will stay open during designated hours to permit necessary business travel between Helena and Great Falls.
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Helena
Wolf Creek
Sieben
Great Falls
Ralph D. Rader
State Highway Commission
Jensen Veteran Dies In Fort Harrison Hospital
Helena report says Engelman Jensen 44 of Bredette Roosevelt county a World War veteran died tonight at the United States veterans hospital Fort Harrison He is survived by his widow and several children.
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Helena
Engman Jensen
Bredette
Roosevelt County
United States Veterans’ Hospital
Fort Harrison
Roosevelt plan moves to approve forest work and relief bills
Congress pushes to enact the first steps of Roosevelts unemployment relief program. The reforestation measure clears committees as the direct relief bill is set for swift approval. Senate debates the forest work bill while House leaders prepare to take up the measure Wednesday. Roosevelt discusses policies with key aides and future refinements to relief funding and farm credit.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
White House
Senate
McNary
Connery
House
Montana Unsettled Weather With Showers This Week
Montana faces unsettled conditions Tuesday and Wednesday with showers and cooler temperatures. Western and central portions see showers on Tuesday, with a colder trend spreading to the extreme east on Wednesday.
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Montana
Montana Girl Plans 40 Day Trip to Chicago by Horse
Miss Jean Barnes of Missoula will ride a horse from Deer Lodge to Chicago around April 15 then return by plane in one day. She carries a message from Governor Frank Cooney to Rufus Dawes president of the Century of Progress exposition and arrives with letters from Missoula officials.
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Montana
Chicago
Deer Lodge
Jean Barnes
Missoula
Miss Barnes
Cock Robin Fights Image For Worms In Window Battle
Kansas CIPY March 27 Cock Robin, 18 days into the marathon, battles his reflection in a window while Dr H F E Sanger assists as second. The bird eats grubworms fed by humans and vows to rustle his own worms tomorrow, per Dr Songer.
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Kansas
Dr. Sanger
Cock Robin
Dr. Songer
H. FE. Songer
Kansas City
Earthquake Shocks Felt in Big Creek at Dawn
Two earthquake tremors struck Big Creek California today at 5 01 am and 5 06 am causing residents to leave beds. The first quake was stronger with notable intensity while the second was weaker and no further damage or injuries were reported.
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Big Creek
Cal
A. Aaa
Butte Democrats Unite In Campaign To Assist Party Leaders
A packed Butte city meeting pledged unity to back every party nominee in the spring election. Defeated candidates offered support to their successful opponents and urged full turnout for April 3.
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Butte Democrats
City Central
Butte Hotel
Butte
McTaggart
Jerry O'Connell
Walter Sullivan
John McCarthy
Alice Shea
Dan Shea
John T. Sullivan
Pat Sullivan
Fred Sweet
John Robinson
John Sheehan
Alex McDonald
John Connolly
Joseph Gregier
John Cullerton
Greta Garbo Secretly Bound for United States
Greta Garbo reportedly left Sweden without formal act and sails toward San Francisco on the cargo ship Annie Johnson. Official confirmation was not issued by the Johnson Steamship line. Her brother Sven Gustafsson says he promised her never to reveal her actions again.
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Stockholm
Greta Garbo
Sweden
San Francisco
Annie Johnson
Johnson Steamship Line
Miss Garbo
Sven Gustaffsson
Mollisons Plan Dual Atlantic Flight to Cap Careers
Captain Mollison and wife Amy Johnston plan a dual crossing of the Atlantic as a climactic finale to their flying careers. Mollison recently returned from a South Atlantic flight to Brazil and aims to set a distance record before retiring to a farm.
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Mollison
Wife
Atlantic Ocean
London
James A. Mollison
Amy Johnson
South Atlantic
Brazil
Australia
Capetown
United States protests bombing of Taotonying mission near Peiping
U P reports say a Japanese air raid on the Taotonying Methodist mission near Peiping killed nine Chinese civilians and damaged the mission property. U.S. Minister Nelson T. Johnson said he would file representations to Nakayama, noting the U.S. flag was flying over the missionaries’ residence and seeking assurances for American lives and property. The attack followed a Japanese carrier sighting off Chinwangtao and involved two American civilians, the Kauttos, narrowly escaping death.
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Peiping
U.P
United States
Taotonying
Nelson T. Johnson
United Press
Shoichi Nakayama
Frank Lockhart
Tientsin
Lockhart
Johnson
Kautto
Great Wall
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Missoula Brewery Receives Incorporation Certificate
The Missoula Brewing company of Missoula is the first firm since beer was legalized to gain a secretary of state incorporation certificate. Articles list $250,000 capital, 2,500 shares at $100 each, directors H L Shapard William Steinbrenner and C S McNair. Brewery remodeling under way with beer production to start in 90 days.
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Helena
Missoula Brewing Company of
Missoula
H. L. Shapard
William Steinbrenner
C. S. McNair
Great Falls
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