World Test of Hitler's Gun Diplomacy In Crisis
Presse staff recalls Hitler's threat tactic as five years of brinkmanship yield no decisive challenge. It outlines psychological moment theory, espionage, and timing that enabled Nazi gains from Rhineland to Austria with limited resistance by France Britain and Russia.
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Derr
Germany
England
France
United States
Italy
Ethiopia
Russia
Japan
Stavisky
NRA
Rhineland
Outer Mongolia
Britain
Far East
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Rome
Czechoslovakia
Milwaukee
Paul Jordan
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High Point
Chicago
Stalin
Anthony Eden
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Poland
Hungary
Yugoslavia
Palestine
Mexico
Adolf Hitler
Nuremberg
Nazi Party
New Highway Markings Baffle Drivers In Confusing Rules
A column critiques the states new line markings near center lines. It notes passing rules depend on which side has lines and mocks the scheme as confusing. The piece also voices anti roadhouse sentiment and comments on politics and a church sermon by Parson Robinson.
Hitler Moves On Sudetenland And Czech Crisis
In a tense prewar panorama, Hitler threatens Czech border areas as Nazi pressure mounts. Britain and France push to keep Czechoslovakia intact, while Chamberlain met with Hitler and then backed a peaceful annexation plan. The move risks further dismemberment and a broader欧洲 confrontation.
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Konrad Henlein
France
England
Neville Chamberlain
der Fuehrer
Bsudeten
Sudetenland
Czechoslovakia
Employers Must Decide Upon Wage-Hour Application Soon
Washington reports thousands of employers face deciding if the new Wage-Hour Law applies to their business before the October 24 effective date. Officials say many cases will hinge on interstate commerce participation and that administrator opinions will guide but not bind courts in border cases.
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Washington
Elmer F. Andrews
Calvert Magruder
Magruder
Eee
Gasoline levy tops state motorist tax bill
The report notes the gasoline levy is the single most costly item for motorists, accounting for more than a quarter of state tax costs.
Snow Blankets Saguard Desert National Monument Near Tucson
On January 6 1937 a heavy blanket of snow covered the desert near Tucson Arizona at the Saguard National Monument creating an unusual winter scene for the region advancing snow cover in a typically arid area and prompting observers to note the rare weather event.
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Saguard National Monument
Tucson
Ariz
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