Austria Abolished as Sovereign State in German Annexation
The article outlines Austria becoming part of the German Reich after the rapid invasion led by Adolf Hitler. It notes Seyss-Inquart’s rule, Schuschnigg and Miklas resignations, and plans for a plebiscite. It covers British and French protests, Italy’s acceptance, and the new order including Jewish purges and unification with Germany.
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Austria
German Reich
Hitler
Fuehrer
Vienna
St. Germain
Germany
Arthur Seyss-Inquart
Miklas
Schuschnigg
Seyss-Inquart
Great Britain
France
Berlin
Blum
Chamber of Deputies
Italy
Mussolini
Grand Council
Linz
Adolf Hitler
Evangelical Church of
Walther Funk
Seyss- Inquart
Prussia
Bavaria
Must Boost Income Tax and Farm Penalties Stir Senate
The senate finance committee began consideration of the revenue act as chair Pat Harrison warned that tax base widening is needed with lower exemptions if spending remains high. He opposed the undistributed profits tax and urged a flat 15 percent capital gains rate. In the South farmers face stiff penalties under a new crop control program. Navy war games approach with 160 surface ships, 500 aircraft, and 55 000 men. Senator Wheeler opposed reorganizing the executive branch, arguing against presidential power to transfer or abolish agencies and defending the current bureaus as essential to liberty.
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Senate Finance Committee
House
Pat Harrison
Harrison
South
Agriculture Department
Washington
Pacific Coast
Alaska-Hawaii
Honolulu
Wheeler
Montana
Senate
Supreme Court
Byrnes
South Carolina
Congress
United States
Congress of the
Russia
Stalin
Leon Trotsky
Trotsky
Mexico
Farley
Roose Farley Mayvell
Democratic Party
Farley-Garner
Pat Morrison
Mississippi
Dear Alben” Barkley
Kentucky
Senator Barkley
Western Newspaper Union
Clarence Darrow Dies at Eighty After Long Illness
Clarence Darrow of Chicago, renowned defense lawyer and foe of capital punishment, died at eighty after a long illness. He defended figures such as Eugene Debs Leopold and Loeb and John T. Scopes in the Tennessee monkey trial defending evolution against William Jennings Bryan.
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Clarence Darrow
Chicago
Eugene Debs
Leopold and Loeb
John T. Scopes
William Jennings Bryan
Franco's New Offensive Stuns Civil War Front
Franco directs rapid advances in the Aragon Catalonia sector aiming to split government territory and seize the east coast as decisive battle looms. Government troops including English Canadian and American units reportedly trapped near Blechite in a salient. In Moscow eighteen ex-Soviet leaders are condemned to death for treason with others jailed.
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Aragon
Franco
Blechite
Moscow
Christian Rakovsky
France
Nikolai Bukharin
Genrikh Yagoda
GOP
Rykov
N. N. Krestinsky
Glenn L Martin and William Jennings Bryan Jr Profile in 1930s News
The piece highlights aviator Glenn L Martin nicknamed The Dude known for bold stunts and a backlog claim of 15.5 million dollars, plus his 1910s exploits and 52 years old status. It also profiles William Jennings Bryan Jr who becomes Los Angeles customs collector, his dress, education, and political stances.
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William Jennings Bryan
Bryan, Jr
William Jennings Bryan, Jr
Los Angeles
California Democracy
Dayton
Upton Sinclair
University of Nebraska
Georgetown University
Arizona
Consolidated News Features
WNU Service
Origin of the word assassin and its historical roots
The term assassin traces to eleventh century Persia and hashish used by Hasan-i-Sabbah’s followers. The article notes assassination as a tactic against vested authority and cites its prevalence in autocratic regimes from ancient rulers to modern dictators.
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Persia
Hasan-i-Sabbah
Julius Caesar
Roosevelt Advisers and Russia Echo in U S Liberal Clash
The essay draws a parallel between Stalin era Russia’s liquidations and U S politics, arguing that Roosevelt’s court picks signal leftist influence. It critiques Thurman Arnold and Robert Jackson appointments, notes Attorney General Cummings’ diminished role, and flags possible Farley Garner alignments shaping Democratic power and policy after the New Deal.
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United States
Roosevelt
Stanley Reed
Supreme Court of the United States
Reed
Robert I. Jackson
Jackson
Thurman Arnold
Yale University
Mr. Jackson
Arnold
Department of Justice
Cummings
Russia
Stalin
Mr. Cummings
Roper
Department of Commerce
Jim’ Farley
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Western Nespaper Union
TVA
A. E. Morgan
Bridges
King
Maverick
Snell
Morgan
David Lilienthal
Harcourt Morgan
Berry
White House
Lilienthal
Riga
Latvia
Department of the Interior
Red Army
GPU
Arthur Seyss- Inquart
Sen. Wheeler
Lemuel F. Parton
EW York
Glenn L. Martin
Martin
Glenn L. Martin Company
Baltimore
House Naval Affairs Committee
Avalon Bay
Catalina Island
Catalina
Bleriot
British Channel
Army
Mackburg
Iowa
William Beate
Nationa Press
Prama
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