Austria and Germany drift toward tension under Dollfuss rule
The piece outlines a growing clash between Nazi dominated Germany and Austro fascist Dollfuss as Austria chief uses dictatorial power to keep Nazis at bay. It notes Germany’s demand for one people one Reich, Austria’s Independent stance, and broader European tensions seen as insurmountable.
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Bismarck
Rising Prices Challenge Farm Adjustment Plan
Secretary Wallace faces embarrassment as farm price spikes threaten to derail acreage reduction efforts. The plan finances government land rentals via a processing tax, capped at the difference between current and 1909–14 average prices. Rising prices shrink tax revenue and may leave landlords underpaid. Speculators are blamed for driving up prices and undermining production control goals.
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Wallace
Sam
Wallace Sagely
Balloon Flight With Buckshot Ballast Reported
A historic balloon flight reportedly ascends as ballast consists of buckshot. Professor Piccard is mentioned planning use of buckshot to stabilize ascent while observers in Chicago report rainy conditions during the event.
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Chicago
Rubber-Tired Rustlers Steal Livestock Across States
Wyoming reports show cattle sheep and horses stolen and loaded on trucks to distant states. Thieves now use fast methods, making discovery and arrest harder, with mavericks branded or driven across borders or to remote hideouts before sale. Local and state authorities face calls for drastic action to curb the crime.
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Wyoming
Calls for tougher animal theft laws across states
The piece argues rapid interstate livestock theft requires stronger cross state cooperation and stricter animal inspection laws. It urges peace officer authority to stop any truck transporting livestock and suggests blanket rewards by stock associations to deter thieves. It notes Wyoming’s anger over thefts and cites the Washington Post’s high value stock as evidence of ongoing credibility in newspapers.
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California
Nebraska
Investock
Wyoming
The Age of Noise and Ear Rest in City Life
City sound levels disturb ear rest as specialists urge a way to reduce deafness from constant vibrations. They warn ongoing noise prevents true rest for the ear, threatening hearing and daily life amid traffic and crowds.
Shadow of a Shadow in Walker's Chief Ally
Russell T Sherwood, once Jimmie Walker's handyman and financial aide to his first wife, later tied to Betty Compton, vanished during the Hofstadter underground financing probe. Reported in Mexico and the South Seas, he reappeared in New York but drew little interest. Walker resigned amid unsettled finances. Sherwood claims loyalty kept him hidden for twenty one months, now a faded front-page figure.
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Hofstadter
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Sherwood
Mexico
South Sea Islands
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Broadway
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Laurels
Editorial Proposal Cuts Impeachment Trial Costs
The Minneapolis Tribune weighs Senate use of a 12 member committee to hear impeachment testimony in California or Washington. It argues sending a committee could save time and money, noting costs of 50 witnesses and pages of testimony, and questions why trials must consume extensive Senate time. Proposes delegating testimony to trim expenses and duration.
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Senate
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Jean
Sentence Sermons Reflect Rote Moral Verses From Church Texts
The fragment cites “SENTENCE SERMONS” and lists lines about Sin and virtue attributed to pastors and church life. It presents aphoristic cautions on pride deceit fear and charity, urging restraint and humility in civic and spiritual conduct.
The Haskin Letter on Japan and Rubber Trade Domination
The article surveys Japan's postwar rise as a dominant exporter in rubber and auto tires, comparing its scale to the United States and Britain. It notes Japan's expanding foreign trade, falling home prices driving demand for imports, and shifts in rubber production and consumption from 1920 to 1927 with large export volumes and market impact. It highlights the United States as a major rubber consumer and discusses import trends, industrial growth, and global competition.
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Eam
Japan’s role in world trade and industry history
Fragmentary text outlines Japan’s early industrial activity, shifting trade dynamics, and competing Western powers' responses. It references measurements of importation, vehicles, and industrial progress through the 19th and early 20th centuries, with mentions of education policy and national development themes.
Answers to Questions from a Fragmented 19th Century Page
The scanned text presents a mosaic of trivia prompts and quiz items. It references Washington formation, postage, a Lion tier celebration, a women’s corps organizer Opal Lega, prizefight earnings, presidents Franklin Roosevelt Theodore Roosevelt, and a garbled Q&A style with numerous historical names and places.
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Sea York
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Advances in Footwear and Hosiery for Health Support
Review discusses orthopedic footwear and stockings for foot and leg care, noting rigid and flexible shanks, arch support, and compression benefits. It highlights varying needs for individuals with foot trophies, postoperative or circulatory concerns, and the role of material design in relief, comfort, and venous flow.
Widdies Cheers at Navy Graduation in Annapolis
A hazy wartime style caption notes midshipmen and guests at the U S Naval Academy in Annapolis. Tenor says the crowd cheered as dignitaries and new graduates appeared, with a focus on ceremonial color and pre graduation events.
Mathematics contest winners named from Worward Cader event
The article reports on a mathematics contest where Arnold Thamten of Awarin led as a top scorer. Mentions of Wert drtet Sottinea oar and OMI ope deptared the winner todas in the recent mathematics frontest aeth Markarit Prot. Teams of ten competed representing various locales in a national-style scoring system with Cumann achieving high placements.
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Awarin
Worward Cader Mathletre
Walter Teagin Involved In Guilford Car Crash
Walter Teagin of Guilford faced charges of reckless driving after an accident injuring a man. The other driver, August Meyer, 49, was hospitalized in critical condition at Guilford AAN Stadium Hospital.
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