Hindenburg Dies. Hitler Seizes Absolute Rule In Reich
The report describes Paul von Hindenburg’s death and Adolf Hitler’s immediate consolidation of power. It notes the Reich government’s decree transferring president powers to Hitler and von Papen, Hitler becoming commander of the Reichswehr, and Blomberg’s loyalty pledge. It mentions Schurman and broader concerns about Germany’s future, plus Roosevelt era events and policy debates.
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Germany
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Adolf Hitler
Reich
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Reichspres
Jacob Gould Schurman
Berlin
Doctor Schurman
Kaiser Wilhelm
Kaiser
Austrian Chancellor Struggles to Contain Nazi Revolt
Chancellor Schuschnigg appears to control the Nazi uprising in Austria and reaches out to Social Democrats. Trial of revolt leaders proceeds with dignity. two Condemnations and executions noted. A Nazi who killed Innsbruck police captain is hanged. About three thousand Nazis flee to Yugoslavia and are disarmed. Belgrade ponders next steps.
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Hancellor Schuschnigg
Austria
Carinthia
Jugoslavia
Belgrade
Austrian monarchists plot restore Archduke Otto throne
Reports claim Austrian and Hungarian royalists met in Switzerland to draft a restoration plan for Archduke Otto. They aim to win approval from Mussolini and major powers while promising to uphold current borders and treaty terms under the Little Entente.
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Vitznau
Switzerland
France
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Great Britain
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Randa
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Count Hojos
Paris
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Austria
Labor unrest spans nations as strikes and troops collide
Across states and regions workers press for wage gains and better conditions. In Wisconsin Kohler Village riots prompt martial rule. Pacific coast longshoremen and marine workers end two months of strikes. Federal mediators seek peaceful arbitration on hiring halls, wages, hours, and conditions.
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Kohler Village
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National Guard
Koh Jer
Pacific
Federal Board
Second Export-Import Bank to Finance Global Shipments
FORGEN PERK announced the Second Export-Import Bank will finance American shipments to any country. Previously the bank limited operations to Cuban trade while the first bank handled Russian business. Short term credits under 180 days, intermediate 180 days to 12 months, and long term 1 to 5 years will be offered to shippers.
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Perk
Roosevelt
America
Russia
Peek
Rival Leaders Clash as Army Seizes New Orleans Registry
Aloe Huby Pp Long and Mayor Walmsley clash in New Orleans as Governor Allen mobilizes 500 troops to seize the registration office and raid red light districts while Walmsley expands police to 1400, fueling fears of civil war amid a September primary pitting rival Long supporters against each other.
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Aloe Huby
Long
T. Semmes Walmsley
New Orleans
Allen
Retirement plan for federal workers draws wide opposition
Washington debate over the Douglas retirement proposal sparks protests from post office and internal revenue staff. Critics warn a mass shift to a pension system would deplete the retirement fund, lower efficiency, and impose losses on many workers with mortgages and families.
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Washington
Lewis Douglas
Custom House
Internal Revenue Bureau
Congress
Douglas
Customs Offices
Internal Revenue Bureaus
Celebrating Mrs Post Guests With Tea Or Surprise Party
Mrs Post plans an informal afternoon tea to introduce two daughters in law and welcomes guests. The suggestion covers tea dressings, simple menus, and sending invitations across visiting cards for a meet and greet with Mr and Mrs Jones. For a silver wedding anniversary the advice includes a small dinner or tea, with a surprise element, and a wedding cake with silver decoration.
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John Jones
Henry Jones
Inve
Mrs. Post
Emily Post
WNU
Natchez Trace Timeline of Early Boatmen Paths
Histories recount the Natchez Trace as pioneers floated crude produce laden crafts along rivers like the Cumberland, Tennessee, and Ohio, maintaining a rugged route through pioneer days.
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Cumberland
Tennessee
Ohio
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