Nazis Tighten Grip on All German Life Across Nation
Berlin dispatch reports the Hitler government advancing with national coordination to dominate governance religion culture and the economy. Key moves include uniting German industries under Nazi control reviving titles and medals and press discipline while planning a Hitlerist cabinet in Prussia and sidelining former Chancellor Papen.
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Berlin
Hitler
Federation of German Industries
Franz von Papen
Rome
Baron von Papen
Hermann Goering
Germany
Federation of Industries
Thursay
Baron Gustav Krupp von Bohlen
Krupp
Alfred Rosenberg
Hitler cites cost of rebirth in Germany
Chancellor Adolf Hitler told cabinet members and diplomats that Germany’s rebirth requires 330 persons slain and 40,000 wounded, with 100,000 driven from commercial life. He framed these losses as the price of national renewal.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Diplo
Revolu tion Figures Behind Rise To Power Reported
Thursday night observers noted figures on the long incipient revolution that preceded his ascent to power, highlighting the sequence and influence of events leading to his rise.
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Mats
France to Spend 33 Million Francs on Propaganda Abroad
Paris reports the chamber of deputies approved a 33,000,000 franc appropriation for the foreign office in 1933. The funds finance a broad reorganization of France propaganda services worldwide, with emphasis on the United States.
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France
Paris
United States
Chamber of Deputies
Foreign Office
France to use current channels for official information abroad
Former Premier Edouard Herriot advocated using American newspapers and selected agencies other than United Press to disseminate information on official affairs. He argued propaganda funds should ensure accurate France related information is sent overseas.
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United Press
Edouard Herriot
France
Illinois Capital Guarded Against Army of Marchers
Springfield troops with air observers ringed the state capitol to bar an estimated 10,000 hunger marchers. A delegation from the group sought talks with Governor Horner while barricades and tear gas kept marchers away. The demonstrators demanded 100 million dollars for unemployment relief and a debt moratorium.
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Springfield
Ill
Henry Horner
Ottawa
Calls Meeting To Form Committee Of Light Co
Owners of preferred stock in the Iowa Electric Light and Power company are urged to attend a stockholders meeting Saturday at 2 p.m. in the Sokol building third floor hall. George J. Naxera, a 12 year utilities employee, sponsors the meeting to form a protective committee to explore resumption of dividends while safeguarding the company.
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Committee of Light Co
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Iowa Railway and Light Corporation
Sokol
Third Street
George J. Naxera
Utilities
Naxera
Man sues over hammer mishap on city rail
Chicago man Walter Krueger allegedly struck himself with a hammer to sue the elevated lines for damages claiming a coworker caused the blow. The incident described as a painful process, with Krueger using self-harm to pursue a liability case.
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Chicago
Walter Krueger
Chicago Elevated Lines
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