Seven Fat Years of Hitlers Crises Chronology
A timeline from Jan 30 1933 to May 1940 recounts key events shaping Hitler’s rise and European tension. Major milestones include Germany’s rearmament, Rhineland entry, Munich Agreement, nonaggression pacts, invasions of Austria and Poland, and the outbreak of war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolf Hitler
Europe
Hitler
Germany
Geneva
League of Nations
Poland
Reich
Dollfus
Austria
von Hindenburg
Saar
England
Rhineland
Japan
Comintern
Italy
Czecho-Slovakia
Munich
Britain
France
Sudeten
Czecho Slovakia
Bohemia-Moravia
Slovakia
Lithuania
Riech
Roosevelt
Russia
von Ribbentrop
Moscow
Soviet
Great Britain
Munich Beer Hall
Norway
Denmark
Luxembourg
Belgium
Holland
At Your Service Celebrates 11th Year
The business marks its 11th anniversary on Thursday June 27 as it notes a decade of service and growth in the local market.
Young Women Association hosts meeting and plans picnic
YWA co hosts with Miss Velma Reese and Mrs Irma Lowe on Thursday night eight members attend a Bible study led by Reese plans for a July 11 picnic are made hostesses serve ice cold watermelon M G Cox from the Texas Bar Association attends Fort Worth meeting at Blackstone Hotel J W Haygood injured in a spill undergoes spinal operation at Torbett hospital under Dr Hipps care at Crippled Children's Hospital in Marlin
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velma Reese
Irma Lowe
Young Women Association of the Baptist Church
Miss Reese
M. G. Cox
Committee of Administrative Law
The
Texas Bar Association
Fort Worth
New Texas Bar Association
Old Voluntary Bar Association
Blackstone Hotel
J. W. Haygood
Express Office
Torbett Hospital
Hipps
Novelty coin banks and decor items offered
A local sale lists novelty pig banks shaped like tomatoes nine and a half cost 49 cents each and flower decorated salt boxes at 25 cents. A large ear of corn milk pitcher and rayon lace trimmed panties priced at 15 cents.
Rain Dampens Milano Area Property and Roads
A heavy slow rain swept Milano Saturday into Sunday causing damage to tomatoes and washing out dirt roads. A Baptist church revival closed with several new members added to the church roll. A July 9 political rally will offer candidate speeches and plate lunch proceeds go to the cemetery association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milano
The
Baptist Church
Bessie Brennan
Nick
Baggett
Chriesman
A. M. Hill
Cemetery Association
Britt Hensley
Baby
Sulphur Springs
Calvin Boedeker
Will Hensley
W. H. Taylor
Houston
Marine Jackson
Garden party honors Milam nurse Miss Billie Lentz
Milam County Public Health and Welfare Board hosted a garden party at Mrs. H. F. Smith Jr. home for Miss Billie Lentz, public health nurse, in advance of her August 1 marriage to Ray Burke Jr. Gifts recognized her faithful service. Tea table featured green and white decor with crystal accents. Board president J. P. Love noted plans for summer work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milam County
Stanley Swift
Wm. Hefley
George Childress, Jr
Smith
Bryant Station Man Visits Cameron on Business
B. F. Talley of Bryant Station traveled to Cameron for a business visit on Tuesday.
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B. F. Talley
Bryant Station
Cameron
Christian Science Sunday Lesson Appoints July 7 Sermon
The church weekly Lesson Sermon centers on God as infinity and harmony. Golden Text praises God with blessings and power for ever. Psalms 24 passages affirm clean hands and pure heart grant blessing. Eddy's Science and Health notes God’s being as limitless bliss and liberty in the holy realm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churches of Christ
Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Quiet minds move forward like a clock during a storm
A reflective meditation on stoic poise and calm resilience, citing Stevenson Whitman and Seneca. It extols the virtue of maintaining inner steadiness through Civil War trials, Lusitania death threats, and mob scenes, comparing steadfastness to a clock in a thunderstorm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Louis Stevenson
Lincoln
Washington
Valley Forge
Elbert
Alice Hubbard
Lusitania
Nathan Hale
Christ
Walt Whitman
Seneca
Mississippi River dumps a million tons of sediment daily
Reading notes describe the Mississippi River as transferring about 1 million tons of sediment every day into the Gulf of Mexico, highlighting the river's vast sediment load shaping the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi River
Gulf of Mexico
Prayer and Humility Called for Healing Land
A biblical quote from 2 Chronicles 7 14 is cited by Mrs Roy Johnson of Buckholts Texas as a call for national repentance and divine forgiveness. The item presents a religious message rather than a local event.
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Roy Johnson
Buckholts
Buckholts Man Seth Corley Noted Visiting Cameron
Seth Corley of Buckholts was seen visiting Cameron on Tuesday, with locals noting his stop in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth Corley of
Buckholts
Cameron
Black-Draught All-Vegetable Remedy Ad
Advertisement touts Black-Draught as an all-vegetable laxative for lazy bowels. A quarter to a half-teaspoon on the tongue with water supposedly relieves constipation and associated headaches by morning. Noted as economical with 25 to 40 doses for 25 cents.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mark
New Orleans Times-Picayune
Little’s Ice Station
YWA
Caperton
Jergens
Billie Lentz
J. P. Love
Ernest C. Thompson
Cameron, Texas
Christian Science Services
Knights OF
Pythias
Gady Allen
J. M. McLean
Clyde Hensley
Noble Grand
H. B. McClellen
Joe D. Bass
Cameron Rebekah Lodge No. 46
Willie McLean
Estelle Terry
American Legion Post
Ralph Michalka
Dusek Pharmacy
Citizens National Bank
Federal Reserve Stock
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W. O. Newton
Frank Monroe
Niley Smith
Oxsheer Smith
Nsury
Lester Williams
Ladis Marek
Alvin Nolte
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