Hindenburg balks on withdrawal of Alfred Hugenberg
Berlin reports say Hitler will inform President Hindenburg today of actions after Alfred Hugenberg quits the cabinet and his Nationalist party is dissolved. A Nazi spokesman hinted the chancellor would fly to Neudeck East Prussia to brief the president who weighs a discharge and a successor plan as Uliter and his Nazis shift course.
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Outdoor fight marks low attendance in San Francisco
In San Francisco a new low attendance record was set for an outdoor boxing event featuring K 0. Christner of Akron and Laroy Haynes of Los Angeles before an audience of 380. The report notes Alaska’s capital, Juneau, has grown but Buke, Alaska, is described as a small city with under 1,100 residents in a vast territory of 590000 square miles.
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Desserts Made Easy With Condensed Milk Short Cut Tips
Quick dessert ideas using condensed milk include chocolate pudding by melting chocolate with milk, lemon filling by mixing lemon juice and rind, caramelized milk warmed and cooled, and a caramel dessert with pecans or walnuts. Chill each mixture, then serve with cream or whipped cream.
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Some Clothes for Comfort in a City Fashion Dream
An urban gathering discussed ideal daily wear focused on comfort over style. They favored slacks with polo or swimwear, tailored pajamas, and simple straight dresses, all in colors. Flat-heeled cork shoes were preferred, with evening wear remaining feminine and decorative for contrast.
Fashion notes on women's sports blouses and fabrics
A brief on sports blouses in checks, plaids and stripes for women, described as shirt like yet medley in cotton or flax linen. The piece notes dotted silk skirts paired with linen skirts, highlighting smart fabric and cut styles.
Registrars Pay Out Upheld by Tribunal
Montgomery June 27 The 1933 Legislature act reducing registrar per diem from 7.50 to 5 was upheld as constitutional by the attorney general’s office. The opinion to state comptroller J H Hard Jr affirmed legislative authority over appointive registers and removal by the appointing board.
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