Hitler Moderation Moves in Nazi Ranks Report
A report notes circles favoring moderate policy within the regime led by Werner von Blomberg and Hjalmar Bohatz against political Catholics and Jews. A decree signed by von Blomberg and Wilhelm Frick opens limited active service to non Aryans, signaling cautious shifts in military eligibility.
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Werner von Brom
Hitler
von der Puehrer
von Bromberg
S Blomberg
Hjalmar W Bohacht
Reichsbank
Foreign Office
von Blomberg
Wilhelm Frick
Interior
Farm Boys at Auburn Lead 1935 FFA Meeting
About 1000 Alabama Future Farmers of America members gathered at Auburn for the seventh annual state FFA event. The meeting featured speeches by state and national FFA leaders, a tour of the experiment station, and plans to boost vocational agriculture enrollment from 3500 to 4000 for 1936. Cammack and Allen Jr. are highlighted leaders with Holtville serving as state president.
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Alabama
Alabama Association of Future Farmers of America
Auburn
Fra
Decree Alters Draft Rules for Non Aryans Under Nazi Law
The new decree broadens who is non Aryan by allowing exemptions for those with at most two non Aryan grandparents and prohibits active service for those with Jewish parents or three Jewish grandparents. It directs some to reserve status with a path to active service if they pass muster. Reports also mention Himmler rumored to replace Frick, camps holding Jews and Aryan girls, Munich police finding propaganda, and Mayor LaGuardia under German press fire.
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Heinrich Himmler
Wilhelm Frick
Dachau
Munich
LaGuardia
New York
Washington
Publisher appeals Mayor on masseur license ban
Victor F. Ridder, publisher of the New York Staats Zeitung und Herald, said he will appeal to Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia to reverse a ruling barring a masseur's license to a German citizen.
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New York
Victor F. Ridder
New York Staats Zeitung Und Herald
Fiorello LaGuardia
Alabama Highway Commission Funds Bridge Plan 1926
Legal notice notes the Alabama Highway Commission's plan to issue one hundred thousand dollars to finance a Tennessee River bridge at a strategic North Alabama site. It details funds to be deposited with the State Treasurer, conditions for construction, and assurances that private funds should be reimbursed from state appropriations, referencing Albany and Decatur areas and a May 14 1926 bond issue.
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Alabama
North
Decatur
Albany
State of
Highway Commission
Tennessee River
Highway Commission of
Priva
Highway Aeneaeet
Alabems
Boll Weevil Seen Over the State
Alabama reports boll weevil activity rising after rains with sections showing damage while farmers are urged to curb pests. experts say overall cotton prospects remain strong despite jitters and spotty damage across counties in central Alabama.
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Auburn
Ala
Alabama
Bridge Bond Funding Revived for Decatur Decatur Alabama Bridge
Alabama Legislature enacts loan repayment details for Bridge Gold Bonds of 50 000 and 100 000 to finance a Tennessee River bridge near Decatur. Commutation directs Comptroller to issue a 100 000 warrant from highway funds to Decatur for works authorized by the Highway Commission. July 8 15 22.
Curious Worip Inquiries Fox Hunting Spending In England
A terse query asks how much money is spent on fox hunting in England, noting curiosity about the scale of expenditure and related costs within the traditional pursuit.
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England
Alabama farmers press for constitutional amendment substitute
Five delegations totaling about 15 000 farmers urged Congress to submit a constitutional amendment for a substitute if the U S Supreme Court overturns the AAA. Delegates from Georgia Florida Mississippi and Louisiana attended alongside Alabama leaders at the extension service stations. Gist urged livestock production growth as cattle and hog numbers fell from 1934 figures. Passamore was elected president and Baker secretary treasurer at the meeting amid warnings to curb screw worm spread.
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Alabama
Congress
U. S. Supreme Court
AAA
State Extension Service
Demopolis
F W. Gist
Southeastern Livestock Association
G. C. Passamore
Autauga County
and. K
Girl Sacrifices Life To Save Sister On Trestle
Marion Suttle 10 of Greensboro saved her sister Ann 6 from a Mobile and Ohio train on a trestle. A.C. Smelley alerted the group and pushed others away but Marion dropped Ann overboard before the locomotive struck. Ann sustained a fractured skull while Marion died.
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Mobile
Ohio
Marion Suttle
Greensboro
Ann
A.C. Smelley
Smelley
Securities listed show 665 million in new issues in first half 1935
Washington July 30. The securities commission reports 665 million dollars in new securities were listed in the first half of 1935 opening the way for new capital financing.
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Washington
Securities Commission
Fully Cautioned Farmers in Border Counties
Fully cautioned farmers operating in counties bordering Georgia and Florida faced heightened advisories. The notice calls for extra vigilance and adherence to updated safety and agricultural practices across the border region.
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Georgia
Florida
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Shocco
Springs Company, Inc
Talladega
North Ala
Ets
Hartselle-Decatur
Athens
Als
Seth P. Storres
Elmore
Bridge
Alabama State Highway Commission
Highway Department
Ac Cs
The
T. C. Almon
H. L. Kirby
Kirby
Becond Ave
Girl
Sister
Crystal Plunge
Malone’s Park
Tures
Albany Grain & Coal CO
Davis Street
Ona Linn
Ervice Company
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