Hitler Faces Grave Problems as Berlin Return Sparks Crisis
Adolf Hitler returns to Berlin after eulogy for Hindenburg to confront dire economic woes. Germany must ration raw materials, curb production, and resolve a foreign exchange crisis as foreign visitors face new marks rules. Austria tension and 40000 Austrian legionnaires pose added challenges near Munich.
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Certain Relief For Athlete's Foot Remedy Ad Claim
An advertisement claims a 60c box of Tetterine cures Athlete's Foot Ringworm Eczema Tetter Itch and other skin troubles. It promises cooling relief within minutes and skin healing in days with a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved.
Mercury Heat Wave Hits Wide Areas With 108 Degree Readings
Heat extended across multiple states with many records above 100 degrees. Livestock injuries rise in several regions while Dodge City warns of insufficient feed unless rain arrives. Some areas report relief from rain though Salt Lake County Utah and northeastern Nebraska see beneficial moisture.
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Funeral Services for Ware Planned After Political Rise
William Scott Ware who rose from obscurity to the United States Senate will be honored with funeral services in Philadelphia. Interment is at Laurel Hill cemetery, with future leaders directing his family dynasty. Ware left Philadelphia without a leader at the helm in four decades as Republicans weigh Reed as successor and Senator Davis eulogizes Ware as a champion of social legislation.
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Committeemen Study Needs of Unemployables and Red Cross Role
The police jury and city officials back a central agency to aid the unemployables. A public committee will study funding and designate the agency, with Mayor Bernstein convening a Wednesday meeting including Red Cross leaders L. P. Abernathy and Mrs. W. C. Holstein. The panel also votes to match state funds for Ouachita parish game warden Larrie Henry.
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Federal housing plan urges loans via banks for property repairs
Moffett outlines a federal housing administration program to finance property repairs through banks with 100 percent loss coverage up to 20 percent of total credits. Loans for repairs require no collateral, target property value, and emphasize borrower reliability, with up to three years to repay.
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Mayos lauded for fifty years of medical service and vision
President Roosevelt praised the Mayos brothers for their half century of medical practice in the state and city. He noted their unselfish service and contributions to science and public health, and urged that patience, skill, and public devotion should guide a thriving democracy and future medical progress.
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Young Man Tops Field in Senate Primary Ballot
Hatfield 59 year old surgeon and former governor wins Missouri senate nomination over Benjamin L. Rosenbloom by a wide margin. Holt, a state legislator, leads a five man field with Clem L. Shaver as his closest rival. The Missouri result strengthens the Pendergast machine as Truman leads Cochran and Milligan in Kansas City. Governor Landon dominates in Kansas over Dr. John R. Brinklity who lost his medical license.
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Kansans weigh bids as candidates court governor post
Brinkley appeared weaker than in prior runs as an independent for governor. Thurman Hill, a Wichita lawyer and former public service commissioner, pressed Ketchum for the Democratic nomination but seemed unable to overcome him. Charles E. Miller, advocating repeal of the prohibition statute, finished in third place.
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Parish Sodality Meeting At St Matthew's Parochial School
The Parish Sodality of the Blessed Virgin held its regular meeting Tuesday night in the auditorium of St. Matthew's parochial school. Two new members, Josephine Anzalone and Matilda Aucoin, attended. A membership committee of Olivia Ford, Vivian Voges and J. D. DeBlieux was appointed by president Lena Ford. After the business session, several piano numbers were performed by Mary Theresa Doyle and vocal numbers.
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Meeting Update Appears in August Notes
Text credits Josephine An zalone and Father Walsh with the rendering. The next meeting is scheduled for August 21.
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Government payments to cotton farmers reach 34.7 million
Washington reports that the 1934 cotton adjustment program has paid out 34,691,288 dollars to farmers as of August 1. The first 50 million installment is nearly complete and the second 50 million will start once acreage contract compliance is certified. State rental payments are listed as of August 1.
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