Influence Of Pre-War Regime Rears Its Head In Germany
Berlin reports Junker lords and industrial magnates align with Fascists to overthrow a moderate cabinet. General von Schleicher and Franz von Papen steer a bloodless coup while the republic fights back as Bruening loses support and the Reichstag is dissolved.
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Germany
Berlin
Rhine
Ruhr
Munich
U. S
Franz von Papen
Wilhelm der Zwite
Kurt von Schleicher
Defense
Reicheswehr
Schleicher
von Papen-von Schleicher
Freezone Corn Remedy Ad Claiming Instant Pain Relief
An advertisement touts Freezone as a quick solution for corns claiming instant pain relief and easy removal. It markets the product as a safe, widely used remedy for hard and soft corn calluses with simple application.
University expands Public Welfare to School of Public Administration
In Chapel Hill North Carolina on June 7 the University Board of Trustees approved enlarging the School of Public Welfare into a School of Public Administration to open in fall. President Frank P. Graham announced the plan and named Dr. W. Jackson as first dean. The Rockefeller Foundation continues a 30000 annual grant to the Institute for Research in Social Science directed by Howard W. Odum to support the transition.
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Chapel Hill
N. C
University School of Public Welfare
School of Public Administration
Frank P. Graham
Board of Trustees
School of Public Welfare
Rockefeller Foundation
Institute For Research In Social Science
Howard W. Odum
Advisory Budget Commission
Graham
Gardner
General Assembly
W. ©. Jackson
Crisis Deepens as Junkers Rebel and Hitlerism Looms
The article details a political crisis in which Junkers oppose Bruening over land grants for the unemployed, while industrialists push for a dictatorship led by von Papen. Hindenburg shifts away from Bruening as propertied factions and rising Hitlerism erode support and threaten cabinet stability.
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Groener
Hindenburg
Bruening
Junkers
Bergwerks Zeitung
Reichstag
Chemical Trust
Hermann Wambold
Commerce
Warmbold
Papen
Commerce and Labor
von Papen
Hindenburg- Bruening
Painful Bet To Lose In Barefoot Trek 28 Miles
Marion resident Howard Davis will pay an old debt today by walking barefoot 28 miles round trip to Old Fort and back while dragging Sea Gle Halliburtons in a wheelbarrow. Funeral for Drowned Man H. E. Elliott Held in Charlotte at 21 after drowning during a swim near the city. Commencement Address Given by Edwin Embree At North Carolina College for Women 319 graduates heard the Rosenwald Foundation head deliver the keynote. Last Rites For Everett Jones Buried in Leaksville after injuries from a Friday automobile crash. Resigns Pastorship Elon College Reverend Alfred W. Hart resigns as pastor of the Elon College Community church and member of the faculty. Ambler Funeral Services Held Dr Blease P. Ambler 66 a pulmon ary specialist and Smoky Mountain Park pioneer dies after long illness.
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Marion
Howard Davis
Seagle Halliburtons
Old Fort
Greensboro
N. C. College For Women
Edwin R. Embree
Julius Rosenwald Foundation
Chicago
Ambler
Asheville
Blease P. Ambler
Great Smoky Mountain Park
Muhlenberg County Declares Get Married Day
Muhlenberg County Kentucky designates Wednesday as Get Married Day inviting all couples to obtain marriage licenses at no cost to counter local apathy toward marriage. The campaign aims to spark action and reduce hesitation in pursuing nuptials.
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Cupid
Greenville
Muhlenberg
Uncle Sam Caretaker Sandusky C
The federal government is now officially the caretaker of the little cemetery at Sandusky C. Local authorities report ongoing maintenance and oversight arrangements under federal supervision. The change follows a policy shift transferring responsibility from private or local entities to a federal program.
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Uncle Sam
Sandusky, C
Willful Violators Are Prosecuted by Weights Division
Raleigh June 7 The weights and measures division reports it prosecutes willful violations despite limited funds. In 1931 inspectors made 27 880 checks, resulting in 4 643 condemnations 731 confiscations and 17 prosecutions with convictions in every case. The chief notes focus on preventing accidental infractions and gaining user cooperation.
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Sir Walter Hotel Raleigh
Division of Weights and Measures
C. D. Baucom
State Department of Agriculture
Baucom
Biliousness Cleared Up with Thedford's Black Draught
Advertisement touts Thedford's Black Draught as relief for bilious symptoms such as coated tongue bad breath headaches and dizziness. Testimony from Mrs Anna Copeland of Anderson Indiana claims rapid improvement. Includes purchase notes and a child friendly syrup version in 25 and 50 cent sizes.
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Thedford
Anna Copeland
Anderson
8. C
First Violators Given Reprimands to Cut Prosecution
A Chicago report argues prosecuting only willful violations avoids punishing innocents. It suggests noncriminal remedies for mechanical defects and limits enforcement to deliberate acts. Health notes claim work is healthiest for ages 17 to 46, with lifetime toll rising afterward.
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Chicago
Albert Bachem
University of Illinois School of Medicine
Gardner Governor Praises State College at Raleigh Luncheon
Max Gardner received two standing ovations at the State College of Agriculture and Engineering Alumni Luncheon in Raleigh. He pledged the school’s continued location and role, and addressed rumors about consolidating North Carolina’s universities and relocating the Engineering School.
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Walter Hotel
State College
North Carolina College
Chapel Hill
Universit Chapel Hill
School of Agriculture
Gardner
University Consolidation Commission
School of Engineering
State College of Agriculture and Engineering to be in Raleigh
A cheering crowd of 700 plus greeted Governor Gardner’s news that the State College of Agriculture and Engineering will be located in Raleigh. The governor noted past doubts but said ratings have risen, and the campus today echoed that confidence.
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State College of Agriculture and Engineering
Raleigh
Gardner
State College
German scientists produce near cold light in vacuum tube
German researchers at the Kaiser Wilhelm Institute have created a light close to cold light using sodium and chloride in a vacuum tube cooled by liquid air. The device emits a yellow glow of several candlepower in darkness.
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Berlin
Kaiser Wilhelm Institute
Denver bridge misplay yields 388 points for Mc Laughlin
Denver report notes Mrs. van Er. Mc Laughlin scored 388 points in a bridge game after a rough spade hand. She entered the bid but failed to advance beyond four spades, despite a strong start with 13 spades in the opening deal.
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Denver
van Er. McLaughlin
Believe Headache And Quiet Nerves In Three Minutes
Vague OCR fragment mentions headache relief in three minutes and quiet nerves. No clear persons, places, or organizations readable. Summary reflects the fragmentary claim of rapid headache relief and calming effect without verifiable details.
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Frederick Kuh
United Press
von Schleicher
Wilhelm Groener
Brown
Sethe
Stratedie
Dize Awning & Tent CO
U.N
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Charlotte
H. E. Elliott
Leaksville
Everett Jones
Elon College
Alfred W. Hart
Elon College Community Church
Blackdraught
Aminion Cross
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Kentucky
Melvin
N. C. State
Seeaeien
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Gillette Safety Razor Company
Gillette
Gillette Safety Razor CO
Boston
Massachusetts
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