Austria's Plight Tied to World War After Empire
In a July dispatch from Washington, the article traces Austria’s present misery to postwar actions. The Austro Hungarian empire shrank from 56 million to under 7 million people, losing vast lands, resources, and influence. National tensions rose as tariffs grew, leaving Vienna isolated and politically unstable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
Vienna
Budapest
Hungary
Hopenburgs
Austro-Hungar
Serbia
Shredded Wheat Ad Advises Heat Relief and Health
An advertisement urges readers to eat Shredded Wheat to beat heat fatigue this summer. It promotes replacing heavy breakfasts and sandwiches with Shredded Wheat plus milk and fruit, claiming protein minerals vitamins and bran aid health and resilience.
Flapper Fanny on Austria's Political Tumult and Pan German Threat
The piece details Austria's postwar crisis, economic decline, and reliance on international loans. It covers Dollfuss's Christian Social government suppressing socialists, Nazi influence rising with Hitler, Mussolini's cautious stance, and the German pan- German dream threatening Austria and neighboring regions.
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Vienna
Austria
League of Nations
Kredit Anstalt
Europe
Dollfuss
Christian Social
Hitler
Germany
Vest
Reich
France
Mussolini
Saar
Danzig
Till Duce
Dolifuse
Washington Letter reflects NRA codes and farm policy
Rodney Dutcher notes unsung work behind NRA codes and Johnsons role in labor disputes in California. He reports oddities with the Chinese laundrymen remark and highlights farm policy clashes with AAA over milk pricing and farmer leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Dutcher
Enterprise Washington Aeronant
Washington
NRA
Col. G. Detreest Larner
Mrs Ena Plyler Laid To Rest At Shiloh Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Ena Mae Plyler age 28 wife of A B Plyler were held at Shiloh Methodist church near Statesville with Rev W Q Grigg and Rev R L Melton officiating. The service included hymns Asleep in Jesus and Abide With Me. Interment followed in the church cemetery with pallbearers J H Brawley Sr J H Brawley Jr P A Eagle Fred Johnson M M Warren and R F Eagle and floral tributes from Louise Eagle Frances Eagle Thelma Johnson Janie Brawley Margaret Brawley Eleeka Galliherrue Murdock Lena Murdock and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ena Mae Plyler
A. B. Plyler
Shiloh Methodist Church
Statesville
Theastor
W. Q. Grigg
Ev. R. L. Melton
Jesus
J. H. Brawley, Sr
J. H. Brawley, Jr
P. A. Eagle
Fred Johnson
M. M. Warren
R. F. Eagle
Louise Eagle
Frances Eagle
Thelma Johnson
Janie Brawley
Mararet Brawley
Eleeka Galliherr
Ue Murdock
Lena Murdock
Margaret Overcash
Mary Jenkins
Mary Frances White
Ruth Sharp
Louise Sharp
Annie Sue Brawley
Church
Medical myths from Romania and iodine in eggs
Austria Hungary and Ru mania are producing medical eygs. Iodine is fed to hens in such quantity that the eggs contain 560 times as much iodine as ordinary eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
Hungary
Rumania
Army uses sound pictures for instruction abroad
In Turkey a law bans beauty prize winners from teaching in schools while the United States army introduces sound pictures for instructional use abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Army
Turkey
Patent push for perpetual motion myths persists yearly
About twenty five applicants seek patents for perpetual motion machines each year though none of the models prove functional.
New Securities Issued Since 1933 Securities Act
More than 501 million dollars in new securities have been issued since the securities act took effect in July 1933.
Lions Hear Rev Royal On Worth Beyond Money
High Point Lions club members and guests attended a supper meeting at First Methodist Protestant church. Rev. C N Royal, Green Street Baptist, spoke on man worth measured by moral and spiritual value. Rev W R Shaffer offered the invocation and Robert H Smith led the program. More than 46 people attended. Supper served by church ladies. The Africander sheep has a 30 pound tail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Lions Club
First Methodist Protestant Church
C. N. Royal
Green Street Baptist Church
Royal
W. R. Shaffer
First Reformed Church
Robert H. Smith
The
J G Crouse Laid To Rest In Embler Cemetery
Funeral services for J G Crouse 69 who died at his sister Mrs H W Clodfelter home in Coltrane Mill were held at First Christian church with Rev C L Ruth and Rev Bob Smith. Interment followed in Embler cemetery Davidson county. Pallbearers named J W Sowers M C Dry B E Stamey D Crouse C W Clodfelter Arthur Nelson. Flowers overseen by Pauline Crouse Ruth Crouse Rose Lee Crouse Mabel Dry Doris Dry Mary Stamey Lois Wagner Ruth Proctor.
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Johnson
San Francisco
J. C. Crouse
Embler Cemetery
J. G. Crouse
H. W. Clodfelter
Coltrane Mill
First Christian Church
C. L. Ruth
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Bob Smith
Embler
Davidson County
J. W. Sowers
M. C. Dry
Stamey
D. Crouse
C. W. Clodfelter
Arthur Nelson
Flowers
Pauline Crouse
Ruth Crouse
Rose Lee Crouse
Mabel Dry
Doris Dry
Mary Stamey
Lois Wagner
Ruth Proctor
Tax on smoking at 220 a year per smoker
Government taxes set at 220 dollars annually for individuals who smoke a pack each day. The note highlights the financial impact of daily cigarette consumption on tax burden.
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Ickes
John Garner
AAA
Big American Farm Bureau Federation
Power Trust
Ed O'Neil
Chester Gray
Ena M. Plyler
Shiloh Cemetery
Lions Club
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America
A & P Coffee
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A&p Pure
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Wb. Com
Sunnyfeld
Libby
L&q Beer
A&p Meat
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