Fallout of Vienna Coup Dares Europe and Dillinger Death
Vienna reels as Chancellor Dollfuss is murdered by a Nazi assault In Germany the crisis deepens with Rieth recalled and Mussolini signaling support. In Hawaii Roosevelt tours Pearl Harbor and Halemaumau. Dillinger is killed by federal agents in Chicago ending the gang era. Longshoremen vote for arbitration as pacific coast ships restart work.
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Dollfuss
Europe
Dillinger
Chicago
Aer Dollfuss
Asiria
Vienna
EK. Rieth
Austria
Meaowhille
Radio Broadcasting Office
Anton Rintelen
Italy
Eintelen
Mikiss
Kurt Schuschnigg
Emil Fey
Ernst von Starhemberg
Beimwehr
von Starhemberg
Styria
Naria
Graz
Regnar Awny
Belmwehr
France
Great Britain
Mussolini
Seca
Tnesis
Germany
Altier
Reith
Berlin
Franz von Papen
Dollfurs
Ines
Czechoslovakia
Jugo-Slavia
Hungary
Toss Dillinger
America
Moving Picture
Aman
Melvin HB. Purvin
Department of Justice
United States
Indiana
Minnesota
Cummings
Washington
Mr. Purvis
Desperado
Dillinger Gang
Labor unrest erupts in Minneapolis and San Francisco
Reports describe violent clashes between striking truck drivers and police as in Minneapolis and San Francisco. Authorities attribute much of the violence to Communist agitators amid the nationwide labor strike.
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Inneapolis
San Francisco
Acting Governor Olson Declares Debt Moratorium in North Dakota
Le B. Olson serves as acting governor while North Dakota politics quiets in Bismarck. The legislature, recalled by former governor William Langer, returns home after naming an impeachment committee. Olson imposes a moratorium on debt collection for those unable to pay to safeguard farmers, small business owners, and homeowners from foreclosure.
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LE B. Olson
North Dakota
Bismarck
Wiliam Langer
Senate
Olson
Federal Reserve Board
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Farm Credit Administration
Asme
Public Works Administration
Chicago
Public Works
Ickes
Reconstruction France Corporation
Federal Reserve Banks
Reserve
Washington
Roosevelt
Texas Gulf Coast Ravaged by Extreme Tropical Storm
A tropical storm battered the Texas Gulf coast spanning around 100 miles with fierce winds and a tidal wave. The storm caused extensive crop damage, property loss, and possibly many deaths, trapping residents and disrupting communications.
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Texas Gulf Coast
National Topics Interpreted by William Bruckart
Washington reports Roosevelt appoints a national mediation board for railroad disputes and Latimer named railroad retirement board chair. Discussion covers Soviet debt talks, bank loan climate, and aggressive New Deal policy impact on industry.
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Roosevelt
Houston
Howell
Natonal Mediation Board
William MM. Lefferson
Yellow Springs
Ohio
James W. Carmall
Washington, D. C
John Carmody
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Murray Latimer
Railroad Retirement Board
Congress
William Bruckart
Honesty Beliefs and Reflections from a Veteran Writer
A veteran writer discusses honesty as the best policy, urging systematic moral teaching from childhood. He cites progress, warns against overreach, and recalls figures like Edison while reflecting on life at seventy nine and the lure of adventure stories.
Ketogenic diet and epilepsy treatment discussed by Dr Pulford
The article notes that epilepsy can be managed with a diet low in starches and higher in fats, reducing attacks for about a third of patients and improving control for another third. It also mentions broader uses of this approach for headaches asthma and urinary infections, with a meat to fat to starch ratio outlined.
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Newton D. Esker
Army Air Corps
Army Air Forces
Congress
United States
Army
Navy
Combat United
Air Corps
Army and Navy
Joint Munitions Board
Joint Aeronautics Board
Army and Avy Board
Pulford
Sacramento
Call
Understanding Feebleminded Children and Community Integration
The article discusses redefining feebleminded individuals as having slightly less mental ability rather than being inherently dangerous. It urges early detection, special training, and options to reintegrate capable individuals into families and communities under supervision.
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Sandy
Wealth a Nuisance Says Chinatown Elder
A Chinatown elder Bo Ho comments that wealth is a nuisance and will divide itself. He notes that even a hint of riches requires many servants to handle letters and answer the doorbell.
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Bo Ho
Chinatown
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