Danzig Crisis Drives European Alarm and Movements
Western newspapers report Europe anxious over the Danzig question as Adolf Hitler's plan for Danzig's independence from Poland surfaces. Greiser, a Nazi supporter, denounces the league and hints at German aims, while Britain and France weigh options to oppose any Nazi move.
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Recovery of Business Hints at Strong First Half
The first half of 1936 shows improving business across major sectors with autos at 2,400,000 units and steel capacity rising to 71.2 percent. Rail carloadings approach 1931 highs, electricity output hits a record, while General McCarl criticizes New Deal agencies. President Roosevelt faces party divisions over TVA and economic policy as drought fears spike and political maneuvering intensifies ahead of 1937.
King's Farewell Amid War Plans and Global Tensions
A Brisbane weekly column blends royal last words of King George V with Mussolini and Badoglio, then shifts to Europe’s alliance risks and a science note on a high temperature lamp. It muses on 1914 alliances, potential world war stakes, naval arms, and ethical reflections on thought in animals, ending with a prophecy about bomber planes and safe bombing ranges.
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Labor Leaders Launch Steel Union Drive Across Mills
Labor organizers push to enroll 500000 steel workers into a single union while the National Labor Relations Board seeks court action to enforce the act. Major steel firms oppose the drive as industrial warfare looms. John L. Lewis appeals publicly for support. Homestead speakers pledge state aid for workers facing job loss.
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New Orleans
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Thomas Kennedy
Pennsylvania
Kennedy
Texas Floods Cause Heavy Property Damage
Floods swept across Texas causing millions in property damage and claiming 88 lives. As waters receded the scale of destruction became clear in San Antonio, Austin, and nearby areas with widespread ruin to homes and infrastructure.
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