Hitler Celebrates Third Anniversary of Nazi Rule
A report on Hitler's third anniversary in power notes Germany under Nazi control with mass mobilization and speeches. It cites Hitler’s assertion of restored military independence and the dictatorship’s consolidation, detailing public displays and the Reich’s propagandistic rhetoric. The piece frames the regime as an isolated, peaceful, unified state under one leader.
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Germany
Adolph Hitler
Hitler
Munich
National Socialist German Labor Party
Nazi Movement
Naziland
der Fuehrer
Voelkischer Borbachter
Wnd
Reich
Paul von Hindenburg
Berlin
Diplomatische Korrespondenz
Naziland Ruler Marks Third Anniversary In Power
The Naziland regime celebrates the ruler's three year ascent in a colorful career marked by rapid gains and strong control. Analysts note a consolidating authority as the dictator's leadership solidifies amid ongoing political events.
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Naziland
Germany
Weather Across States Warns Of Cold Fronts And Snow
Weather notes from Tennessee Kentucky Virginia and the Carolinas describe fair days followed by sharply colder conditions. In East regions a cold wave is expected tonight with snow chances in Virginia later today. Frigid air continues into Friday with colder highs and lows compared to yesterday. The report records temperatures and compares to the same date last year.
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Tennessee
Kentucky
Virginia
North Crist
Mrs Root Awaits Verdict in Slaying Case
Memphis January 30 Daisy Alexander Root nervously waited for the verdict in the sensational slaying of her husband Brenton Root. Prosecutors sought second degree murder with a 10 to 20 year penalty while the defense argued self defense amid a weeklong trial. The jury deliberated after five hours of closing arguments as spectators watched the case unfold detailing alleged pre marriage relations and public scandal surrounding the couple.
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Memphis
Daisy Alexander Root
Brenton Root
Root
Lucille Underwood
Reely
Tax Questions Puzzle Solons Billions Asked
In Washington on January 30 politicians faced tax questions amid debates over the bonus farm aid and relief programs. President Roosevelt urged Congress to appropriate over two billion dollars for the bonus. lawmakers hint at delaying taxes and funding by borrowing, while Sen Thomas warns borrowing may raise future costs. The farm bill and relief measures provoke further testing, with Borah poised to challenge constitutionality and a broader push to address relief and conservation.
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Awashington
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Treasury
Thomas
Okla
Senate
Borah R-Ida
Supreme Court
Harry L. Hopkins
Witness to Tell Story of Murder in Liggett Case
Minneapolis dispatch reports prosecutors will call key witness Wesley Andersch, a salesman, to identify Isadore Cann Blumenfeld as the killer of Walter Liggett, publisher who denounced a liquor syndicate and corrupt officials. The widow Liggett and Andersch were star witnesses. cross examination questioned Andersch’s character as defense seeks doubt.
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Minneapolis
Isadore
Kid Cann
Blumenfeld
Walter Liggett
Wesley Anderseh
Cann
Andersoh
Liggett Hyed
Anderseh
Hartman
Andarech
Andersch
Ter
Portrait of Mickey Mouse Sparks Dignified Art Debate
Chicago critics debate a controversial portrait misinterpreted as a dig at high art. The work, by an artist associated with the press, features a Mickey Mouse figure and touches on censorship, authenticity, and the artist's intent. The piece travels from Chicago to New York amid mixed reception and public discussion of artistic boundaries.
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Mickey Mouse
John Leak
Chicagg
Mickey May
Jon
Capes
Sellow
Trevor Aeros
I 4
Lis Cartaans
New York
Bonus Bonds Illustrated Face Choice For 48 Million Issue
Washington January 30 government engravers face a problem which president should appear on the 48 million bonus bonds A treasury official hinted it would not be Roosevelt and likely not Harding Coolidge or Hoover They vetoed bonus legislation Officials of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing said the portrait would be chosen from engravings of chief executives currently in stock
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Washington
Treasury
Roosevelt
Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Atock
Landon Attacks New Deal as Kansas Rally Backs Nomination
Governor Alf Landon assailed the New Deal as political wastes hindering recovery at a Kansas Day rally in Topeka. He praised Republicans for naming him the party’s logical presidential hopeful, while remaining silent on his own campaign. An audience of about 2,200 heard him debunk Roosevelt’s programs and call for permanent solutions.
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Pera
Kis
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Republican Estate Central Committee
Continard
Biway sidewalk studied as future transit system
ENGINEERS STUDY 'BIWAY' SIDEWALK. The Biway, a paired double sidewalk system, would carry passengers four miles in about four minutes. Westinghouse’s Norman W. Storer says it costs less to build than cupways and uses less power. The faster express sidewall could reach average speeds around 13 to 15 miles per hour with start stop coordination.
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Howard W. Blakeslee
Associated Press
New York
Norman W. Storer
Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Company
Pittsburgh
Storer
Ebenezer Haking
Islip
L. J
Joecal
Espress
Rally studied to place Talmadge name before Democrats
In Macon Georgia yesterday a grass roots rally focused on a practical plan to present Governor Eugene Talmadge as a rival for the Roosevelt nomination. Hugh Bowell of the Georgia Democratic Executive Committee said the Southern committee to uphold the constitution would push the effort. Talmadge won endorsement from anti Roosevelt delegates amid scattered opposition as about 2400 attended, signaling Roosevelt strength.
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W. F. Caldwell
Associated Press Star
Macon
Jan
Eugene Tallgadge
Roosevelt
Hugh Bowell
Georgia State Democratic Executive Committee
Southern Committee
Talmadge
Howell
Ahoosh
Georgia
Washington
Virginians Study Woman Work Bill in Virginia House
Richmond January 30 Critics and advocates debated a bill to cut the current ten hour day for women in industry to eight hours. The House Labor Committee adjourned after a brief executive session with a vote anticipated today. Proponents led by John Hopkins Hall urged passage while industrial opponents argued against it. The National Woman's Party favored equal opportunity concerns but feared unconstitutionality.
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Richmond
House
John Hopkins Hall
National Woman's Party
Ethiopian Officials Probe Italian Campaign Failure Details
JOLIET, Md. Jan. 30 An investigation into Stateville prison conditions followed the death of James Day who fatally attacked Leopold, linked to the 1924 Bobby Franks slaying, as McCabe seeks to question Leopold apart from prison authorities. Day claims Loeb promised money for avoiding improper advances. provenance of a razor remains undetermined. Warden Ragen notes Loeb lacked Day’s claimed prison power.
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Joliet
William R. McCabe
Nathan Leopold
Stateville Prison
Richard Juseb
Leopold
Bobby Franks
James Day
Franks
McCabe
Day
Veronersa
Joseph Ragen
Loeb
Gill
Loch
Springfield Republican
Privilege Claims Shake Milnois Prison System
A special privilege alleged to have aided Loeb and his partner in crime is said to threaten changes in the Milnois prison system. The claim arose from investigation findings reported by State Attorney William Br. McCabe, noting 15 cent parade coverage.
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Loeb
Crmir
Nathen Leonsid
Milnois
Sttorney Wiliam BR. McCabe
Plan Defense By Oscar Leiding Reflects Ethiopian Front Strain
The report covers Mussolini's Ethiopian campaign as it nears a fourth month with Italian gains in the Southwest while the North and Southeast stall. Ethiopian officials label the effort a failure yet note a promised halt to major operations due to rains, as Graziani expands in Sidamo and Ogaden fronts.
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Oscar. Leiding
Associated Press
London
Mussolini
Ethionia
Italy
Geeter
Mark Barron
Wadara
Ras Destrit Demtu
Rodolfo Graziani
Wadara Ley
Ethiopia
Neghelli
Delo
Somaliland
Kenya
Addia Ababa
Ras Desta Demtu
Wadar
Wadars
Addis Ababa
Sidamo
Ithiepi
Graziani
Ithiept
Civil service may guide health unit
Nashville January 30 Governor McAlister urged civil service for Tennessee state health workers at the eighth annual health workers conference. He called for removing politics from health problems and said civil service could ensure better selection of public servants to protect Tennesseans, noting past appropriations cuts and expressing hope for increases.
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Nashville
McAlister
Conference of Health Workers of Tennessee
Tennessee
Jeast
Department of Health
Federal charges against Georgia supervisor in WPA records case
Atlanta January reports accuse A and Howell brother of the Georgia Democratic executive committee chairman of using a WPA post to wage political attacks on Roosevelt. WPA records allegedly falsified, with WRA employees allegedly used for political propaganda. Howell denies the charges as a state official and Clover governor’s lieutenant claims.
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Atlanta
A. & Howell
Georgia Democratic Executive Committee
WPA
Roosevelt
Howell
Ralph W Hopkins
Hopkins
WRA
Dentes
Clovergor
Eugene Talmadge
Mise Gay Vt Shepperson
WEA
Blanket of Snow Covers Southland
Record snowfall sweeps across the south from Texas to the Carolinas paralyzing travel and adding to prior storm deaths. Snow ranges 4 to 10 inches in places including Georgia and Tennessee. Birmingham records 1 inch. A crash in Texas injures a pilot. Hub Faewell, 27, found dead on Bishop Mountain.
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South
Cotton Belt
Texas
Carolinas
Florida
South Georgia
Gulf Coastal
Arkansas
Alabama
Devon
Tex
American Airlines
North
South Carolina
Tennessee
Louisville
Little Rock
Atlanta
Birmingham
Hub Faewell
Bishop Mountain
Pedis
Friedins Allentelect
Georgia
Cedartown
Chattanooga
Mse
Georgia-Ten
Masecard
Dan
Jailbound Tales From Avery Mare Tin Shevlin
A garbled 2007 Charlotte tale recounts Avery Mare Tin Shevlin seeking jail through a series of petty crimes. He allegedly tried stealing pistols, shoplifting clothes, and pulling minor cons until repeatedly foiled. The narrative reports his later plan involving a ride and a cashier, ending with an improbable confession about stolen items.
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Charlotte
N.C
Ife
Avery Maretin Shevlin
Lere
Charlotte Trace
Hawary
Onder
Gentencr
Berry Dill Vas
Petvid Ue
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