Austria on the brink of a European war debate grows
The article surveys Austria's civil conflict as Dollfuss's government battles the Socialists in Vienna Linz and other cities. Nazi Germany and Fascist Italy back anti Socialist moves while Britain warns against Austrian unification and Czechoslovakia faces border shifts. International tension rises over arms and frontier troop movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
Nazi Germany
Italy
France
Great Britain
Germany
Hitler
Soviet
Russia
Japan
Emil Fey
Ernst von Starhemberg
Dollfuss
Vienna
Linz
Gratz
Steyr
Great
Reichsbridge
Fey
Prince von Starhemberg
Workers of
League of Nations
Paris
London
Czechoslovakia
Prague
Gemundt
Pressburg
Danube
Hopkins Cuts Civil Works Army as 3.8 Million Feel Pay Stop
Harry Hopkins drives rapid reductions to CWA staffing with 50 to 90 percent cuts and orders work halted on non federal projects. The goal: shrink the total employee count by about 10 percent weekly, potentially ending the CWA by May 1. Major cuts hit public health malaria control rural sanitation and mine sealing programs.
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Ickes
Wallace
Dern
Verkins
Roosevelt
Civil Works Administration
CCC
CWA
Congress
Harry Hopkins
Hopkins
Hon
Publc Health Service
Ohio Valley
Death of Elvin A. Traylor Ended Chicago Financier
Elvin A. Traylor president of the First National Bank of Chicago died at his home from pneumonia after several weeks of illness. The Kentucky born financier, 55, rose to banking leadership and drew political notice as a possible 1932 Democratic presidential nominee. Also reported, Japan’s Hirosi Saito presented credentials to President Roosevelt and praised bilateral friendship and Pacific peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvin A. Traylor
First National Bank of Chicago
Mr. Traylor
Kentucky
Chicago
APAN
Washington
Hirosi Saito
Roosevelt
Saito
Japan
United States
Family of Nations
Pacific
Pacific Region
Howe About Early Settlers Babylon and Chicago
Long disquisition by ED HOWE reflecting on railroads, town decline, and cultural change. He discusses Atchison Kansas as a western hub, contrasts with Los Angeles and Chicago, and argues country folk can cultivate manners and art without abandoning hard work. The piece references Jews in Babylon and modern Chicago figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ED Howe
My Town
Atchison, Kan
Ben Holliday
Atchison
Los Angeles
Medicine Hat
Washington
Chicago
Kansas City
Horace Greeley
Mark Twain
Albert D. Richardson
Artemus Ward
West
Babylon
D'Israeli
England
Napoleon
Juius Rosenwald
Expedition Seeks Moses Camp On Mount Nebo In Palestine
French archeologic mission returns from Palestine and reports a road to Mount Nebo aimed at reaching the site where Moses is believed to have died. They hope to find traces of Moses or his camp though no evidence has yet emerged. The search relies on legends of an inscribed stone atop the summit.
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Washington
House
Senate Finance Committee
Hill Subcommittee
Treasury Department
Subcommittee
Senator Black
Alabama
Senate
Hoover
District of Columbia
Army
Roosevelt
Civil Works Administration
Farley
Cummings
Air Mail
Aean
Congress
House of Representatives
Farm Credit Administration
Credit Administration
Rules Committee
William I. Myers
New York
Representative Carpenter
Nebraska
Doctor Myers
White House
Palestine
Mount Nebo
Canaan
Moses
Jordan
Franciscan
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MacCracken
PWA
Edward W. Pickard
William P. MacCracken
L. H. Brittin
Northwest Airways
Mac. Qrackerm
District Supreme Court
Oscar Westover
Douglas MacArthur
Charles A. Lindbergh
Black
Walter Ff. Brown
Maj
Gen. Westover
Coloration, Hackett
Public Works Administration
Interior
Robert D. Kohn
Colonel Hackett
Holabird & Root
Federal Housing Corporation
Tsaldaris
Greece
Samuel Insull
Vel
Insul
Athena Ha
George W. Norris
Senate Judiciary Committee
Stephens
Mississippi
William Bruckart
Howe
Bell Syndicate
Brand Whitlock
Belgium
Henry Wallace
Gianars
Borton
Champaign County Hatchery
Urbana
Service Co
Springfield
Mass
Ana Poultry
Cone Fountain Company
Stuart,Fla
Dun and
Bredatraes
American Flower Co
N. Paca St
Baltimore
W. Every
Hastings W. Baker
Dayton
Ohio
Direct Co
W. Broad St
Savannah
Sily Co
Drawer H
Monticello
Lexington
North
Marian W. Adama
Salina
Kansap
Garfield
Wnu-T
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