Germans Show Indifference to War Display in Rhineland Crisis
Berlin officials shrug at the united front against demilitarization as Germany prepares for a March 29 plebiscite. Reichsführer Hitler travels to Berchtesgaden for campaign calm while observers dispute Italian aid and potential league actions.
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Berlin
United International Front
Rhineland
Foreign Office
League of Nations Council
Germany
Italy
France
Great Britain
Ethiopia
Geneva
Reichswehr salutes Hitler as new era begins in Germany
The audience including Blomberg cheered Hitler while soldiers paraded showing the Rhineland return to German sovereignty. Blomberg spoke of renewed power and trust in leadership, promising a peace for Germany and the world and pledging loyalty to the Fuehrer.
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Hitler
Blomberg
Coblenz
Frankfort
Cologne
Reichswehr
Germany
Fuehrer
Rhineland
Rhineland Troops Open Invasion Move Across Rhine Front
Approximately 45,000 German soldiers have marched into the Rhineland since Saturday noon after Hitler abrogated Versailles demilitarization. Cities along the Rhine cheered as troops advanced toward the French Belgian and Dutch borders with the north Rhineland near the frontier.
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Coblenz
Rhineland
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Rhine Valley
Netherlands
Locarno
Army of Occupation
United Press
Vitamin Ration Aids Weight Reduction And Vitality
A fifty pound overweight woman improved weight loss by adding an optimal vitamin ration to her reduction diet. She lost thirty pounds and felt less fatigued, with better housework stamina and less coffee reliance. The author argues moderate vitamin shortages hinder dieting and promotes the design for dwindling booklet.
Taking The Air and Home Remedies Q and A
A Q A on air baths as a substitute for tubb bath. Benefits include healthful air bathing and a note that longer time is better. Mention of Ben Franklin using an air bath daily. Also advice to see a doctor for a wrist lump diagnosed as a ruptured tendon. Tip on centipedes notes they rarely bite, but provide pest pamphlet source.
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A. P
Ben Franklin
B.C. C
J. W
U. S. Agriculture Dept
Washington, D. C
Nazi Troops Enter Rhineland Towns Amid Massed Rhinefront Parade
Troops moved through Mainz and Dusseldorf with crowds cheering heils and garlands. Additional detachments reached Frankfurt and Cologne as artillery rolled over the Rhine bridge to inspect Cologne Cathedral amid flowered crowds.
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Karthaus
Coblenz
Rhineland
Kleve
Julich
Krefeld
Dusseldorf
Mainz
Frankfurt
Cologne
Rhine
Mrs Hewitt Becomes Irrational After Overdose
In Jersey City Maryon Cooper Hewitt, accused of ordering her daughter Ann sterilization in San Francisco, has been described as quite irrational by Dr George O Hanlon head of the medical center. After taking sleeping potion and a possible suicide attempt she is incoherent and weakening, private physician Dr William Doody confirms.
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Jersey City
N. J
Maryon Cooper Hewitt
Ann
San Francisco
George O’hanlon
Medical Center
Admiral Beatty in Critical Condition
London AP reports a physician's bulletin stating Lord Beatty's condition is gravely worsened. The former fleet admiral has been seriously ill for several weeks.
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London
Lord Beatty
Two Injured When Car Skids From Icy Paving
John Melsha of 401 First street SE was treated at Mercy hospital after a car he drove toward Cedar Rapids on highway No 161 south of the airport skidded on ice and overturned. Jack Pruzek of 1024 Sixteenth avenue SE, slightly bruised, rode with Melsha and told Sheriff James H Smith the car was descending a hill at about 35 mph. The vehicle was registered to Ralph Knolk of Cedar Rapids per the sheriff.
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John Melsha
First Street SE
Mercy Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Jack Pruzek
Sixteenth Avenue SE
Melsha
James H. Smith
Pruzek
Ralph Knolk
Smith
Germany Leads World in Motorcycle Numbers
Germany operates more motorcycles than any other country, a fact highlighted as leading global motorcycling activity. The data underscores Germany's large production and ownership levels in the sector.
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Germany
Militarists Dominate New Japan Cabinet After Shakeup
In Tokyo the Hirota cabinet was presented to Emperor Hirohito with three victories for the militarists. Hirota remains foreign minister and prime minister, while other posts shift to military and conservative figures including War General Terauchi and Navy Admiral Nagano.
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Tokio
INS
Hitler
Rhineland
Koki Hirota
Hirohito
Hirota
Shigeru Yoshida
Army
Hirosi Shimomura
Asahi
Naoshi Ohara
Keinosuke Ushio
Interior
Eiichi Baba
Hypothec Bank
Juichi Terauchi
Osami Nagano
H. Hayashi
Hiroji Shimada
Joh Maeda
Keikichi Tanomogi
Katsu Kawasaki
Hidejiro Nagata
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest about Willie Klein
A boy resents his mother's praise of the neighbor Willie Klein the perfect boy. He recalls being urged to emulate the well behaved peer and wonders what became of the so called goody goody kid as he grows older.
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Willie Klein
Willie
Pork stocks and soil policy jell in Washington
The piece notes worries from Secretary Wallace and Chester Davis that pork hogs remain held off the market under AAA policy. It argues tightened stock keeps prices up and risks a sharp drop if controls end. It also reports on Senate office practices and evolving New Deal staffing and the highway lobby plan.
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Ashington
Universal
Secretary of Agriculture
Wallace
New
Soil Conservation
Chester Davis
Davis
AAA
Wallace-Davis
Wallace and Davis
Forester Narrowly Escapes Kiln Trap at Oregon Plant
Corvallis Oregon forestry research worker Howard Bullard nearly died after entering a lumber dry kiln. He was trapped for minutes as the 190 degree room doors were latched from outside. A kiln tender heard shouts and released him. Bullard left blistered after a five minute entrapment.
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Corvallis
Ore
INS
Howard Bullard
Bullard
Motoring Body To Sponsor Road Planning
The American Automobile Association predicted that 1936 will begin a concerted national state and local effort to bring order to the American roadside. The national motoring body announced it would support and participate in planning initiatives.
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National Committee On
Washington
American Automobile Association
Course On Marriage Popular At University
Miami university seniors show strong interest in a new eight lecture course on marriage. Forty students were chosen for a preliminary trial last year with ten men and women attending when the course opened to all seniors this year. An open forum follows the lectures for questions and discussion.
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Oxford
Miami University
Camel Cigarettes Digestive Enjoyment Claim Ad
An advertisement promotes Camels as aiding digestion and wellbeing through a blend of tobaccos. It touts Camel mildness and flavor as a unique, enjoyable experience while linking smoking to quicker digestion.
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Betty Chase
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