Hitler and Hindenburg death reshape German rule
News describes Hindenburg’s death and Hitler’s rise to absolute power, with the Reich government uniting the offices of president and chancellor. It notes Blomberg’s oath to Hitler, Schuman’s cautious view on foreign policy, and ongoing economic plans under Roosevelt era programs. It mentions social security, decentralization of industry, and Alaska colonization talks.
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Aul von Hindenburg
Gibraltar
Adolf Hitler
Reich
East
Prussian
Reichspresident
Reichschancellor
Reichspreside
Jacob Gould Schurman
Berlin
von Hindenburg
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Kaiser
Roosevelt
Edwin HB. Witte
University of Wisconsin
Witte
Wisconsin
la Folletta
Alaska
Jacob Baker
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Mantanuska Gale If
John Troy
Austria’s Chancellor stabilizes after Nazi revolt and executions
Chancellor Schuschnigg maintains control amid the Nazi uprising. Leaders are tried with dignity. two condemned and executed including the assailant who killed Dollfuss. An Innsbruck police captain killer is also found guilty and hanged. About three thousand Carinthia Nazis flee to Yugoslavia and are disarmed. Belgrade ponders next steps.
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Hancellor Schuschnigg
Austria
Dollfuss
Innsbruck
Carinthia
Jugoslavia
Belgrade
Monarchist Plot Aims Restore Archduke Otto In Austria
Reports claim Austrian and Hungarian monarchists met in Switzerland to plan a restoration of Archduke Otto on the Habsburg throne. The scheme seeks acceptance from France Italy Britain and the Little Entente with Mussolini’s approval and a pledge to uphold existing treaties and borders. Leaders named include Colonel Panda Austrian army Felix Dunkel and Count Hojos.
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Hungary
Archduke Otto
Hapsburgs
Vitznau
Switzerland
France
Italy
Great Britain
Mussolini
Panda
Felix Dunkel
Count Hojos
Paris
Otto
Austria
President Roosevelt Returns to Mainland From Hawaii
The presidential party sailed from Hawaii aboard the Houston and the New Orleans, moved up the Oregon coast, stopped briefly at Astoria, entered the Columbia River, debarked at Portland, and soon boarded again.
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Roosevelt
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New Orleans
Oregon Coast
Astoria
Columbist River
Portland
Langer Withdraws as North Dakota Governor Candidate
William Langer, deposed governor, withdraws after conviction on federal charges. Republicans nominate Mrs. Langer to head the ticket, drawing a parallel to Jim Ferguson and his wife. Opponent in the fall is Democrat Thomas H Moodle. AUS May, Belgian ambassador to the United States, dies in Washington after abdominal operation. May had served as ambassador since 1941.
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Illiam Langer
North Dakota
Republican Central Committee
Langer
Jim Ferguson
Texas
New York
Thomas H. Moodle
Williston
Democrats
Aus May
United States
Washington B
Alp May
Washington
Riots, Troops and Labor Struggles Across States
Governor Olson refuses to withdraw state troops amid Minneapolis rioting tied to a 7000 strong Teamsters strike. Union leaders demand troop withdrawal as raids target strikers’ HQ and three leaders are arrested. Federal mediators hope for peaceful settlement. Kohler Village sees martial law after fatalities. Pacific coast longshoremen end a two month strike pending arbitration on hiring halls wages and hours.
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Minneapolis
Floyd B. Olzon
Walsh
Hig
Olson
Father Haas
E. J. Dunnigan
Kohidr
Wis
A. G. Schemedeman
National Guard
Koh Jer
Pacific Coast
Federal, Board
Second Export-Import Bank Aims to Boost World Trade
George N. Perk, adviser on foreign trade, announced a new Second Export-Import Bank to finance American shipments worldwide. Previously it handled Cuban trade while the first bank covered Russia, now moribund due to unpaid war debts. Short, intermediate, and long term credits will be offered with maturities under 180 days, 180 days to 12 months, and one to five years.
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Eorge N. Perk
Roose F Velt
America
Russia
Peek
Civil conflict looms as Long Walmsley clash in New Orleans
Senator Huey P. Long and Mayor T. Semmes Walmsley fight for control as Governor Allen mobilizes 500 troops to seize a registration office and raid vice districts while Walmsley expands police to 1400, raising fears of civil war and a partisan primary in September. Secretary Swanson says naval arms will not realign, opposing Britain and US realignment. The Explorer balloon mission fails after reaching 60,000 feet near Rapid City, with three officers bailing out unharmed and most equipment destroyed.
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Huey P. Long
T. Semmes Walmsley
New Orleans
Allen
Long
Rapid City
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Holdredge
Neb
W. E. Kepner
Orvil Anderson
Albert Stevens
Amos Denounces Self-Indulgence Temperance Lesson
A temperance lesson based on Amos 6 1 14 argues that self indulgence brings judgment. It contrasts Israel s luxury and intoxication with impending captivity and divine justice while noting parallels to America s pursuit of pleasure and wealth.
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Amos
Israel
Samaria
America
Joseph
Ephraim
Mnanasseh
Samuaria
Jacob
Be Natural Spiritual Life and Personal Identity
A religious reflection arguing the Holy Spirit enhances genuine individuality rather than diminishing it. It states that living as Christ means intensifying the personal life in every non sinful aspect through divine influence.
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Christ
Mrs Post Advice Column On Titles And Wedding Etiquette
The column discusses whether a pharmacist should be called Doctor, recommending use for medical degrees only. It also guides on planning a small informal wedding, noting formality equals ceremony, and offers simple decorating ideas. A query on seating a left handed guest is answered: maintain standard table settings as irregular layouts may discomfort those used to convention.
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Mrs. Post
Tint or gilded nail polish in married life
Dear Mrs Post notes that modest tinted nails are in good taste while flashy gilded or deep red designs repel most men. A reader asks about removing hats at a supper and Mrs Post says hosts rarely demand hat removal. guests may keep hats on if comfortable.
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Emly Post
WNU Service
Ancient Secret Behind Serbs’ Candle Tradition Revealed
Excavations reveal the St George mosque in Jugoslavia was built on a former Christian monastery dedicated to St George. Despite the site’s change, Christian Serbs in the Petch district have long kept placing lighted candles at the mosque cemetery, seeking an unexplained custom’s origin.
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Petch
Jugoslavia
Betty Lou Frock Pattern 1813 for Young Girls
Charming Betty Lou frock pattern with epaulets turning into a cape and smart pleats. Available in Swiss dimity or voile in sizes 6 through 14. size 8 uses 2 1/2 yards fabric and 8 1/2 yards edging. Includes illustrated sewing directions and costs 15 cents. Send order to Sewing Circle Pattern Dept New York City.
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Betty- Lou
Sewing Circle Pattern Department
West Seventeenth Street
New York City
Suitor Asked to Do Household Duties for Daughter
A father sternly questions a young man asking to marry his daughter. He lists domestic tasks the suitor must perform and the young man hesitates. The father explains the daughter cannot fulfill those chores.
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Father
Generous Gesture Quotation Highlights Senator Sorghum
A Washington Star quote presents Senator Sorghum noting he occasionally indulges in a joke to reassure constituents that he is eager to help. It emphasizes his intent to connect with voters and address their needs.
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Senator Sorghum
Washington Star
Pocketbook Lost at Races Sparks Bad Day at Hummels Hamburg
A humorous exchange takes place at the Hamburg Hummel factory race event as a spectator laments the loss of a pocketbook. The other replies with witty indifference about contents and timing, reflecting lighthearted misfortune at the scene.
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Bonneville Project
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Coolidge
Arthur Altmeyer
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Moscow
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London
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Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Emily Post
Betty-Lou
Hamburg
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