Hitler's Foreign Policy Aims Previewed by Nazi Leader
Munich AP dispatch outlines Adolf Hitler's challenge to postwar restraints and his claimed break with prior German diplomacy. He condemns Versailles era Illusions and predicts negotiations under strict terms, pledging no signings under extortion while prioritizing commercial debts over political obligations.
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Munich
Germany
Adolf Hitler
National Socialists
Hitler
Ruhr
Dawes and Young
Rathenau
Stresemann
Curtius
Bruening
League of Nations
France
Locarno
Mrs J Yarbrough Returns From Panama City Visit
Mrs J Yarbrough spent last week in Panama City visiting her sitter. Mrs HW P Yarbrough resumed home duties in Montgomery after the visit.
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Panama City
Yarbrough
HW. P.yarbrough
Montgomery
Ozark Socials Highlight Local Visitors and Travels
Ozark features a collage of guests and visits with residents and relatives from Montgomery Pensacola Birmingham Dothan and Washington. Notable movements include Mr and Mrs W G Parker staying with Shelly Parker's family and Roscoe Chaiker visiting from Washington DC. Many others are listed as guests or travelers to and from nearby towns and cities.
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W. G. Parker
Montgomery
Mr. Parker
Mrs
Shelly Parker
Sarah Jones
Atlanta
Archie Sims
Annie Martha Adams
Auburn
Bill Mims
Pensacola
Fla
Judith Wilson
Ernard
Prattville Fria
Betty
Jean Sorrell
Barnes’ Cross Roads
Fred Taylor
Peggy Ard
Fred Jr
Birmingham
E. B. Ard
Mr. Taylor
J. E. Z. Riley
Wrightsville Beach
C. ©. Stokes
Cc. A. Stokes
D. M Adams
Panama City
Lillian Mixone
S. H. Burney
Beth Nixon
Frances Glasco
J. C. Buntin
Wiley Masters
Wiley Jr
R. Y. Clayton
Madghee Clayton
Mitchell McGee
B. Schaffer
Florence Schaffer
Nathan Schaffer
Savannah
Lester Glover
Nan Ard
Kirk Adams
Leslie Aking
Hiram Edwards
Blue Pond
Chaz. Adams
A. Wricht
Eufaula
J. M. Carmichael
Jasserville
Fia
Javelin Star Chooses House Painting Over Los Angeles
Erik Lundkvist, Sweden’s leading javelin thrower, declines the Olympic trip to Los Angeles for economic reasons. He has steady house painting work after a past bout with unemployment and a 1928 Amsterdam record, illustrating the tension between amateur rules and personal livelihood.
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Stockholm
Los Angeles
Erik Lundkvist
Lundkvist
Amsterdam
Sweden
Car Driver Strikes Child in Thomasville Scene
In Thomasville Georgia Carl the five year old son of Mrs J C Bowers was run over by a car on a city street Saturday afternoon. A wheel passed over his abdomen and he was rushed to Archbold Memorial hospital for treatment according to local reports.
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Thomasville
Carl
J. C. Bowers
Archbold Memorial Hos
Gift custom sticks among U.S. Indians
PONCA CITY Okla AP Gift horses persist among plains tribes who visit during outdoor seasons. Visitors bring calico blankets and readied gifts, while hosts later return the horses as presents when guests depart. Government efforts to discourage the practice have failed to end it. Tribes and families migrate each summer seeking closeness to Mother Earth and cures for ailments.
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Ponca City
Okla
Tepee
Child Run Over by Car In City Street
An accident left a child injured but not seriously hurt after being struck by a car in a city street. Doctors at the hospital reported the X ray showed no serious injury and officers searched for the driver, whose name was not yet learned.
Exposition Tube Lighting Sets Record in Chicago
The Century of Progress exposition showcases extensive gaseous tube illumination. The Hall of Science towers with 2,700 feet of tubing, pylons hold 1,280 feet, and the great hall contains 780 feet, marking the most expansive use of the system on a single building.
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Chicago
Home Run Totals Lead Texas League First Half
In Galveston Texas the 1932 Texas League saw only 10 home runs by midseason the fewest of any park. In contrast Wichita Falls Tyler club games cleared 75 fences, leading the league in homers.
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Galveston
Texas
Galveston Park
Cnly
Wichita Falls-Tyler
Medwick KOed in BP as bat slips in Houston
Houston outfielder Joe Medwick nicknamed Ducky Wacky, a Texas League batting leader, was knocked unconscious during batting practice when a bat slipped from a player's hand and struck him on the chin.
Miss Ruth Osborn Sets World Discus Record in Shelbyville
Miss Ruth Osborn of Shelbyville Missouri set a new world record for women in the discus and earned a spot on the American Olympic team. She stands six feet two inches tall and is described as well built for the event.
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Shelbyville, Mo
Ruth Osborn
Shelbyville
Georgia youth Charley Yates hailed as Bobby Jones of Georgia golf
Atlanta AP report profiles Charley Yates an 18 year old Georgia amateur talent from East Lake rivaling Bobby Jones. Yates has won the Georgia title twice and swept the Southern Interscholastic Georgia and Atlanta championships in one summer. Youth shows nerves replaced by poise under coach Sargent and Bobby Jones predicts Yates could become one of America's top amateurs.
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Atlanta
East Lake
Bobby Jones
Robert Tyre
Charley Yates
Emperor
Yates
Georgia
Jones
Fairway
East Leake Club
Charley
Bobby
Southern
Mey
Yeats
Georgy G Gent
Sargent
America
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Opeike
Jesse Anglin
By Lauter
Eati Red Sox
George Sisler
Lenglen
Marty
U.S. Indians
Chevrolet
Chevro Jet
Michiga
Chevrolet Motor CO
Detroit
Mice
General Motors
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GO. M. A.C
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South St. Andrews St
Bobby Jone
Washington
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Aring Furniture Co
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Gillette Safety Razor CO
Boston
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