Adolf Hitler Birthday Celebrated Across Germany
Berlin reports greet Hitler’s 44th birthday with heightened Nazification moves across church and civic life. Freemason bodies rename to National Christian Order. Prussian education chief imposes school reforms as crowds sign congratulatory books at the chancellery.
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So-Lo Guarantee Prompts Local Purchase At Drug Stores
An odd ad offers a guarantee and directs readers to buy So-Lo from Woolworths and other local shops or neighborhood dealers in a large tube. It lists store names and addresses and mentions “So-Lo Works Cineitinats” to dealers.
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Hitler Birthday Fund Feeds Need in Berlin and Cities
Reports describe Nazi supporters distributing food to the hungry as part of national awakening efforts in Berlin and other cities. Brown shirts collect funds, donors wear Edelweiss badges, and Kaiser's wreath motifs appear on flags. Hitler rests at his Bavarian estate away from public events.
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Indiana Banker Wieking to Attend Midwest Meeting
Fred Wieking of Bluffton, an employee in the state banking department, will represent Indiana at a Des Moines meeting of bankers, governors and state banking department attaches from midwestern states. The event was announced yesterday.
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Italy claims safety record on air lines
Rome Italian airlines report 26 500 000 kilometers flown with no fatal passenger accidents since inception. Eight non fatal injuries occurred in flying incidents. Since 1926 passenger numbers rose from 3 009 annually to 0 000 in 1942. Freight grew from ten tons in 1926 to over 1 000 tons carried last year.
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United Press
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Italian civil aviation safety strides in 1926 report
An official of the civy department of the air min istry states 5,000,000 in 198% increased traffic enabled better equipment. Italian air companies claim the low accident rate makes air travel the safest transport, with safety records surpassing railroads worldwide. Regular inspections occur before each flight under Naval and Aeronautic supervision at civil airports.
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Four Bandits Captured After Elkhart Station Robbery
Four bandits raided an Alling station in Elkhart yesterday. Policeman Edward Bourke surprised the gang, capturing two members. Lee Cargeni of Toledo, a former convict, was wounded by two bullets. George Donovan, an Ohio convict, was also captured.
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Ind
U.P
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Lee Cargeni
Toledo
George Donovan
Ohio State Penitentiary
Columbus
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