Hitler rearmes Rhineland prompting European protests
Adolf Hitler announced the unilateral abandonment of Locarno and remilitarization of the Rhine, sending 25 000 troops into the demilitarized zone as he pledged peace while Germany moves to defend itself. Britain and France protested through Eden and Sarraut, with Italy and Poland weighing supports as Europe readies for a possible escalation.
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President Ctoses Norris Dam Sluice Gates
Article fragment describes a president closing Norris Dam sluice gates in the White House era and notes anniversary events. Mentions electric key, motor machinery, and Tennessee Valley Authority project milestones. Includes garbled names and mis-spellings indicating an OCR-damaged historical clipping with partial details.
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Tennessee
Free Rein for Al Smith at Dem Convention
The Democratic national committee chair J Farley signaled that Al Smith could be a Philadelphia delegate and speak once seated. Roosevelt dominance is seen as diminishing Smith or any New Deal attack impact. Academy notes show tentative convention dynamics and party unity amid Roosevelt plans.
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Landon Progresses Amid Confusing Political Debris
Fragmentary OCR text shows a chaotic account of Landon’s prospects with references to delegates, a 1914 state convention, and party dynamics. It mentions pledges, the best candidate, and expected aid, but the garbled language obscures concrete facts and outcomes.
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Roosevelt Budget Clash Spurs Congress Clash
President Roosevelt faces sharp criticism over his economies as Congress holds final say on budget cuts and spending. The piece argues Congress, not the White House, controls the purse, notes past budget battles, the bonus plan, and proposed tax measures, while defending Roosevelt’s cash and carry approach to protect national credit and revive industry.
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