Germany Expects Hitler to Seize President Role if Hindenburg Dies
Berlin Aug 1 Adolf Hitler reportedly plans to be both President and Chancellor if Hindenburg dies. A close associate said the move would grant a dictatorship and cabinet backing would swiftly endorse it. Experts warn Reichswehr support would decide the plan’s fate.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Associated Press
Hitler
Neudeck
Fat von Hindenberg
von Hindenburg
Neuddeck
East Prussia
Hindenburg
der Fuehrer
Venice
Mussolini
Erwin Bumke
Supreme Court
Propaganda Bureau
Foreign Office
Reichswehr
Schutz Staffel
Death Agony Sets In For Aged President
Berlin August 1 AP report: at 8:28 PM the death agony had set in and death was expected within an hour of President Von Hindenburg. NeuDeck Germany Gol Oskar Von Hindenburg, son of the ailing leader, said the president was still alive but in very serious condition to a servant.
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Berlin
von Hindenburg
Neudeck
Germany
Oskar von Hindenburg
Walter Adam
Upper
Austria
Adam
Franz Holzweber
Otto Planetta
Franz von Papen
Vienna
Kurt Schuschnigg
Planetta
Holzweber
Franz Winkler
Dollfuss
Heimwehr
Home Guard
Rudiger Ernst von Starhemberg
Franz Heel
Georgia tobacco auctions open with higher prices reported
Varied sale opening across South Georgia towns with large lots on the floor. Tifton saw over 500000 pounds offered as first row sales ranged twelve to forty five cents per pound. Unofficial estimates place the Georgia average about ten cents higher than last year.
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Valdosta
Georgia
Statesboro
Bulloch County Times
South Carolina
Baxley
Moultrie
Lady in Narrow Escapes in Mrs Roosevelt Tour
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt and Lorena Hickok narrowly avoided two crashes near Eureka California when a driver pulled onto the highway and then tried to cut between vehicles. The first lady greeted the other driver at a service station before continuing toward Portland to meet the President.
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Euraka
Calif
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Frank Grennan
Roosevelt
Lorena A. Hickok
Brennan
Walmsley Asks War Dept Action Over Long Dispute
New Orleans Mayor Walmsley seeking inquiry into Governor Allen action in calling out National Guard to seize voter registration office. Acting Secretary Woodring refuses to intervene, citing neutrality and legal authority of the governor. Walmsley to file formal appeal to adjutant general McKinley. In response, Walmsley adds 500 police, boosting to 1,400, deploys riot gear and extends 12-hour shifts.
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Washington
Woodring
T. Semmes Walmsley
New Orleans
War Department
Walmsley
Huey Long
Louisiana
Long
C. K. Allen
Allen
Louisiana National Guard
Walmseley
James F. McKinley
Huey P
Civil Service
Two motorcyclists kill two, injure eighty at church festival
A pair of stunt riders crashed into a church festival crowd near Holmansville New Jersey, killing two and wounding about eighty, with nine in serious condition.
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Lakewood
N. J
Holmansville
Berlin Denies Hindenburg Death Rumor
Berlin report says President Von Hindenburg is alive denying circulating rumor of his death as of tonight. AP dispatch notes official word from German authorities reaffirming the president's condition.
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Berlin
von Hindenburg
Bank Robbery Ends Kidnapping at Wayne Oklahoma
In Wayne Oklahoma on August 1 two men robbed the First State Bank of Wayne shortly after opening and abducted president W Haney. They escaped with an undetermined amount of cash in a black sedan. Haney was released unharmed after about fifteen minutes. This was the twelfth bank robbery in Oklahoma this year.
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Wayne
Okla
First State Bank of
W. ¥. Haney
Weed
Haney
Oklahoma
G O P S Haven't Got Chance For Elections In Fall
New Yorker notes Republicans have little chance in November as party leaders and Democratic strategist Hurja analyze candidate prospects for the 35 Senate seats and 425 House races. Farley’s aide argues the President remains popular and veto votes affect veteran support and GOP outcomes.
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Chris B. Dickson
Ashington
Emil Murja
Hurja
James A. Farley
Novem
Weather outlook by states with partial cloud and winds
Partly cloudy conditions across Carolina with cloudy intervals tonight and Thursday. West portions warmer tonight with moderate west winds to Jacksonville and similar conditions Thursday. Official weather records note 24 hour temperatures in major cotton belts and other areas.
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Carolina
Jacksonville
Hindenburg Near Death As Hitler Visits At Neudeck
President Hindenburg, 86, grows weaker while conscious as Chancellor Hitler travels from Berlin with aides and SS guards to Neudeck Castle. Bulletin says no fever, but increasing weakness. castle sealed and press kept at bay as nation anxiously watches.
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Neudeck
Germany
Paul von Hindenburg
Hitler
Vons Hindenburg
Berlin
Marienburg
Schutz Staffel
Otto Meissner
Wilhelm Brueckener
Ernst Hanfstaengl
Heinrich Hoffmann
von Hindenburg
Neudeck Castle
S.S
Father Hindenburg
Riets
Momen
Balloons Over Atlanta Lead to Gordon Bennett Race Talk
Major J A Meissner and Lieut B B Borden saw three gas balloons over Buckhead moving east while Goodyear VIII piloted by Lieut Karl L Lange with Werner L Smith as aide was one of the five to be signed for the Gordon Bennett trophy race.
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Atlanta
America
Warsaw
Poland
J. A. Meissner
B. B. Borden
United States Army Corps Reserve
Candlerfield
Buckhead
Bolton
Karl L. Lange
Werner L. Smith
Meissner
Buffalo
Courier-Express
Navy
Officers Clean Up Liquor Law Violators in Raleigh Area
Federal and Wake County officers have filed 20 cases in two weeks against individuals charged with violating federal liquor sale laws. Most defendants were bound over to district court for trial. Senior Inspector Herbert G. Gulley led the operation with Sheriff Numa F. Turner’s deputies assisting. Photographers were refused permission. In Freystadt, cab drivers were warned they could not convey newspaper men to Neudeck. Hotel facilities saw an influx of visitors, including reporters.
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Raleigh
Wake County
United States
R. A. Kohless
Herbert G. Gulley
State Alcoholic Tax Unit
Numa F. Turner
Freystadt
Neudeck
Guards Raid Strike Headquarters in Minneapolis
National Guardsmen in camouflage assaulted the central labor union headquarters in Minneapolis on August 1 arresting ringleaders and dispersing occupants. About 2,000 spectators observed as 20 army trucks with machine guns encircled the building and firearms were found inside. Adjutant General E. A. Walsh outlined a plan to prevent further unauthorized meetings by strikers.
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Minneapolis
Central Labor Union
National Guard
E. A. Walsh
Kentucky Governor Asked To End Judge's Sentencing
Danville reporters Wesley Carty and Jack Durham were jailed for contempt after refusing to testify in a court inquiry into the hanging of Rep J Sterling Towles. The American Newspaper Guild sought gubernatorial intervention, sending a telegram urging Ruby Laffoon to end the sentencing practice seen as a travesty of justice.
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Danville
Wesley Carty
Jack Durham
Jay W. Haran
Harlan
Jonathan Eddy
American Newspaper Guild
New York
Hem
Ruby Laffoon
Kentucky
Victor Bodner
University of Alabama
Rodner
Eddy
Durham
Carty
Laffoon
Youth Surrenders in Oklahoma Murder Case
Neal Myers, 21, former University of Oklahoma student, surrendered to his attorney in Oklahoma City after three weeks on the run across three states. He faced murder charges in the death of Marian Mills in Norman on July 10, saying he could not face the disgrace and confessed to a new crime. Hidden with Mrs Hazel Brown at the time, Mills had reportedly used quack medicines to avert motherhood.
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Oklahoma City
Marian Mills
University of Oklahoma
Neal Myers
W. P. Morrison
Miss Mills
Norman
Okla
Young Myers
Hazel Brown
Son Sought in Death of Wayne County Father After Fight
Ira Rose died from a head injury after a quarrel over a handkerchief with son John Rose in Pinkney Wayne County. John was ordered held on 200 bond for grand jury hearing by Coroner T. R. Robinson. he had not yet been arrested. John and his brothers Vada Lee and Jesse Willard fought over the handkerchief. the father intervened, was struck with a stick after advancing with a hammer.
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Goldsboro
Ira Rose
Pinkney
Wayne County
John Rose
T. R. Robinson
John
Vada Lee
Jesse Willard
Vada
Jesse
Baldwin Island Sugar Empire Inspires Hawaiian Reverie
In Kulamaut July 31 a visitor extols Baldwins on a Samoa style island with Frank Baldwin’s vast sugar plantation a massive water pumping system a large cattle ranch and active polo riders. The writer jokes Hawaiians and politics tied to fine roads.
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Baldwins
Chuck
Frank Baldwin
San Francisco
Whykiki Beach
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