Hitler Proclaims Four Year Nazi Economic Independence Plan
Adolf Hitler announced a four year program at a Nazi rally promising economic independence for Germany through expanded production and raw material self sufficiency. The proclamation cited increased exports and a strong industrial and agricultural base, while noting no Jews in influential positions.
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Associated Press
Nurnberg
Germany
Adolf Hitler
der Fuehrer
Adolf Wagner
Wagner
Reich
Hitler
der Puchter
Two Hurt In Crash In Austin Outskirts
Alton E. Stewart of Dallas and Miss Christine Moore of Austin were treated at Seton Infirmary for injuries after their automobile struck the rear of a parked truck on the outskirts of Austin early today.
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Austin
U.P
Alton E. Stewart
Dallas
Christine Moore
Seton Infirmary
Huckleberry Finn Cast Scouting Twist Prompts Costume Choice
A Glendale talent search for Huck Finn drew Patricia Van Burgh a 13 year old girl who wore boyish work clothes to test for the part. She said she dressed as Huck Finn to fit her dream of playing the role and registered as Pat.
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Hollywood
Calif
Glendale
Huckleberry Finn
Patricia van Burgh
Huck Finn
Pat
Amteur
Knox Attacks Dairy Industry In Northwest Swing
Cokato Minnesota September 9 Col Frank Knox Republican Vice Presidential nominee assailed dairy farmers saying the AAA forced idle land into dairy production. He charged the administration with subsidized competition and a harsher regime via reciprocity treaties. Knox began a tour across Minnesota South Dakota Wyoming Montana Idaho Washington and Oregon.
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Cokato
Minn
Frank Knox
Northwest
AAA
Knox
Minnesota
South Dakota
Wyoming
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Bids Sought for Water Department Threading Machinery
City to solicit bids for threading machinery for the water department. City manager H. R. Smith was authorized last night to advertise the proposals.
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Water Department
H. R. Smith
Morgenthau Plans $1 Billion Bond Sale To Support Treasury
Treasury Secretary Morgenthau launches a $1 billion offering of 2 percent bonds for 20 to 23 years to refinance maturing notes and bolster the cash balance amid unsettled European conditions. He cited investor confidence and easy disposition of the new issue, noting premiums on prior 2 percent bonds.
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Washington
U.P
Secretary of Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Morgenthau
Treasury
Roosevelt
White Beats Leche In Governor's Race
In Biloxi Mississippi on September 9 Governor Hugh White of Louisiana defeated Governor Richard Leche in the first annual gubernatorial yacht race. The nine mile triangular course tested the leaders sailing skill, surprising veteran crews with their performance and a warm handshake marked the finish.
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Biloxi
Miss
Louisiana
Mississippi
Hugh White
Richard Leche
Leon Blum May Ask Confidence Vote
Paris dispatch reports Adamant Communist pressure for French support of the Madrid Socialist government over the Spanish civil war has prompted Leon Blum to consider an extraordinary Parliament session. A vote of confidence could be sought as strikes widen domestic tension over France's non intervention stance.
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Leon Blum
Paris
Madrid
Blum
France
Spain
Ministers to Meet Monday in Capital
Bishop E F Seaman of Amarillo invites ministers of all denominations in the Panhandle to a two day meeting in Austin. The second annual State Ministers Fellowship gathering will discuss Christianity today with topics on Christ’s authority capitalism nationalism and moral standards. Over 100 ministers are expected with talks by Texas clergymen and a small registration fee to cover incidental expenses.
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Cecil Seaman
Amarillo
Panhandle
Austin
Seaman
North Texas
Protestant Episcopal Church
Gaston Foote
Methodist
Pampa
Waco
Officers to Be Installed at Session
Civic and labor leaders invited to address Culinary Workers and Bartenders Union No. 441 open meeting where officers will be installed. Session begins at 8:30 p.m. at Carpenters Hall 2124 West Seventh Ave. Morris G. Drapkin of Cincinnati will install officers. Refreshments served.
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Culinary Workers and Bartenders Union No
Carpenters Hall
West Seventh Avenue
Morris G. Drapkin
Cincinnati
National Organization
R. F E. Bruce
W. Shank
M. Huey
C.C. Connely
Ophelia Currie
Tobe Connely
Ernest Crowley
Richard L. Garner
Dave Milton
Huey Long Shot to Death Year Ago
Baton Rouge records mark the one year anniversary of Huey P. Long's assassination. Dr. Carl A. Weiss was killed by Long's bodyguard after Weiss testified at an inquest that he drew a pistol and fired. Louisiana politics have since cooled after a period of upheaval from Long's 1928 inauguration to his death.
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Huey Long
Baton Rouge
Huey P. Long
Louisiana
Carl A. Weiss
Long
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