Ex Crown Prince condemns war guilt amid German misery
Berlin May 5 ex crown prince Frederick Wilhelm von Hohenzollern in his first post exile interview appeals to Americans to understand Germany. He denounces the war guilt thesis and 14 points while urging a peaceful German people at work to aid global recovery and lift American burdens. He speaks on his fiftieth birthday and reflects on Germany’s dire condition.
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Berlin
Frederick Wilhelm von
Germany
Tony
United States
Wilson
Paris
Europe
Capone Exiled From Publicity and Placed in Prison Assignment
Capone begins a new phase after transfer to the Atlanta Federal Penitentiary. He faces a three to four week observation for illness, then possible laundry or tailor shop work. If cooperative, he aims for clerical duties or library study and potential time off for good behavior. He vows to quit rackets and start life anew amid a media crowd and police presence.
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Geter
Capone
Atlanta
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United States
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Aderhold
Disabled Vets and Graft Allegations Cause Outcry
The article denounces how disabled veterans are portrayed as graft and critiques drastic reductions in roughly 1 billion dollars for veterans benefits. It cites a dollar depreciation in foreign exchange and condemns the government’s handling, noting Roosevelt’s remarks on patience and urging action beyond patience.
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Roosevelt
Miller critiques modern moral standards and character
A speaker decries the current moral climate and urges character as essential. He condemns civilization’s drift toward mechanical progress and wealth, arguing the enduring value of virtue over material power.
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Victor Hugo
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International Harvester Company
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War Department Budget Tales of Widening Cuts
The report outlines significant economy measures across the War Department. Substantiation cuts include 3.2 million in subsistence allowances and 112 500 in flying pay. Army air corps activities receive 54.7 million, with general expenses set at 25.5 million. The five year expansion program cannot complete in 1933.
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Army Air Corps
Militia Bureau
National Guard
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