Hitler set to answer League over Rhineland demilitarization
The article reports that Adolf Hitler, nearing his 46th birthday, weighs how to respond to the League of Nations regarding the Rhineland. British and Italian diplomats warn to keep the region demilitarized, while Munich aides prepare a final statement after Stresa reaffirmation. The press is cautioned not to mention the Rhineland. Vancouver Province.
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Associated Press
Adolf Hitler
Geneva
Foreign Office
Munich
League Council
Konstantin von Neureth
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Hitler
Stresa
Germany
Rhineland
Eric Phipps
Bernard W. von Buelow
Rhinland
Basin Park Hotel at Eureka Springs Eight-Story Grand
Basin Park Hotel in Eureka Springs Arkansas stands eight stories tall with each floor named as a ground honor. The hotel is built across four mountain sides and connected by runways linking the levels.
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Basin ‘Park
Eureka Springs
Ark
Hammond man earns suspended sentence with benefactor’s plea
Ralph E. Harwood, 23, Hammond furniture salesman, faced Judge William J. Murray after confessing to a four year old grocery robbery. Edward Singleton, 39, a World War II veteran wrongly jailed four years for the crime, testified to Harwood’s reformation and urged leniency. The judge suspended the sentence and placed Harwood on probation.
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Crown Point
Ralph E. Harwood
Hammond
William J. Murray
Harwood
Edward Singleton
Singleton
Cadence
Ingleton
Murray
Stars May Never Reconvert Radiant Energy Into Matter
The piece discusses photons as units of radiant energy and how their collisions with atomic nuclei can create particle pairs. It notes the need for high energy atoms to enable this conversion and considers whether multiple photons could cooperate to produce matter, implying a possible path back from energy to matter.
County Allotment Boost Promised In 1935 Cotton Quotas
A USDA official in Washington says a sufficient share of the state allotment was prorated to counties to allow a 5 percent rise in county allotments for 1935. Counties listed for tax-exempt cotton quotas include Hempstead Howard LaFayette Miller Columbia Nevada with varying pound figures. There is a note that no Colorado land areas fall below 3340 feet in elevation.
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Ricultural Adjustment Administration
Washington
Reid
Hempstead
Howard
LaFayette
Miller
Columbia
Nevada
Colorado
German Zeppelin plans and Russian airship progress
The article details Germany's LZ-129 Zeppelin projects with hydrogen and potential helium use, high capacity and speed plans for transatlantic service, and test flights expected in 1935. It also reviews Russian airship development from 1920 to 1933, including dirigible models B-1 to B-5 and the move toward semi rigid designs, noting no regular commercial service yet.
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Dain
Brobo
Friedrichshafen
Siberia
Tokyo
Los Angeles
New York
North Pole
Rio de Janeiro
Brazi
Loftschiffpan Zeppelin
Germany
Craf Zeppelin
United States
Holland
Amsterdam
Dutch East Indies
Japan
Manchukuo
Australia
Freidrichshafen
London
Russia
Moscow
Vladivostock
Halian
Umberto Nahile
Rome
Amundsen
Pole
Italia
Pravda
Natcn
Komsomylskaya Pravda
Slovank
Kazan
Slovyansk
Sebastopol
Black Sea
Death Notes Read in Bremer Abduction Trial
In St Paul Minnesota prosecutors introduced ransom notes during the Bremer kidnapping trial as Adolph Bremer Sr testified of his son Edward Bremer's 21 day captivity. Witness Walter Magee described payoffs and a time lock on a ransom plan while other details emerged about threats to kill and a possible trick involving a package and letter left at a Faribault bus depot.
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St, Paul
Minn
Ranson
Edward G. Bremer
Adolph Bremer Sr
Bremer
Adolph Bremer
Walter Magee
St. Paul
Arthur Murray
Faribault
Samoan Naming Tradition Affects After Death Births
In Samoa a child may receive a sibling’s name if born after a brother or sister’s death. A girl might take her brother’s name and a boy may bear his sister’s name under the same belief, reflecting cultural practices around naming after a family member’s death.
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Samoa
Mary Read the Pirate Lady of the Spanish Main
A historic note recalls Mary Read as one of the era’s bold pirates, a woman who defied gender norms with sword and pistol, condemned to hang but dying in prison. It also mentions Royal Air Force pilots covering about 47 million miles in 1934 and a new low fatal-accident rate every 12,000 hours of flight.
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Mary Read
Royal Air Force
Thedford’s Black-Draught Promises Natural Relief
A Benton reader, Mr. J. M. Casper, reports feeling dull and tired upon waking. He credits Black-Draught for clearing his system, improving health, and restoring zest for work, noting it is a purely vegetable remedy.
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Thedford
Fred
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