Hitler takes full power as Reich rule is proclaimed
After President Hindenburg's death the cabinet declared a law uniting the offices of Reich president and chancellor. Hitler becomes Fuehrer with deputy power, troops pledge loyalty, and General von Blomberg orders absolute soldier loyalty to the regime. Public reaction mixes mourning with concern over Nazi control.
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Gibraltar
Adolf Hitler
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Prussia
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Reichschancellor
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Terlin
Hindenburg
Havino
Hitler
von Hindenburg
Kaiser Wilhelm
Ile
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Austrian Nazi revolt contained as leaders are executed
Handelson Scchuscinig of Austria maintained control, offering overtures to Social Democrats and workers who refused to join the putsch. Leaders of the uprising were tried with dignity. two were executed for the killings, including the man who shot Dellfuss and the raid leader. Another killer of an Innsbruck police captain was hanged. About three thousand Carinthian Nazis fled to Jugoslavia and were disarmed. Belgrade ponders next steps.
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Jugoslavia
Belgrade
Monarchist Plot Aims Restore Archduke Otto In Austria
Reportedly secret meetings in Vitznau Switzerland discuss restoring the Habsburg line with Archduke Otto on the throne. The plan seeks Franco British Italian backing and the Little Entente approval, conditional on Otto pledging to uphold current borders and treaties. Leaders named include Colonel Stan da Pelis Don kel and Count Josos.
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Italy
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Standa
Roosevelt Returns from Hawaiian Cruise to Port Lands
President Roosevelt sails from Hawaii and reaches the mainland. The Houston and the New Orleans advance up the Oregon coast stopping at Astoria before entering the Columbia River where the presidential party debarks at Portland and proceeds inland.
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New Orleans
Oregon Coast
Astoria
Columbia River
Portland
Deported Aliens Policy Spark Reforms At Labor Dept
WARP attacks on deportable aliens handling prompt changes at the Labor Department. Secretary Derking recalls Walter Husband of Vermont a former assistant secretary under Hoover and Coolidge to straighten the matter. Husband, recently replaced, may be sent to Moscow as a special assistant to Perkins.
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Russia
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Ate
Walter WV. Iusband
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Coolidge
Arthur Allmerer
Wisconsin
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Perkins
Aloscow
Langer Withdraws as North Dakota Governor Nominee
William Langer faces deposing as governor due to federal conspiracy charges and withdraws from the Republican ticket. Mrs. Langer is named to head the ticket, with Moodie of Williston defending the Democrats' position. May, Belgian ambassador to the United States, dies in Washington after abdominal surgery.
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North Dakota
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Republican Central Committee
Langer
Jim Ferguson
Texas
New York
Willl
Thomas 11
Moodie
Williston
Democrats
Aus May
United States
Washington
May
New Orleans Civil Tension Surges in Long Walmsley Clash
DNATOR HULY PB. LONG and Mayor T Semmes Walmsley clash as Governor Allen mobilizes 500 state troops to seize the registration office and raid vice districts. Walmsley boosts police to 1400, raising fear of civil war while both leaders back rival candidates in September’s primary.
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T. Semmes Walmsley
New Orleans
Allen
Long
Secretary Swanson casts doubt on naval arms realignment
Secretary Swanson stated the United States would favor only a 20 percent cut in finental armaments and oppose realignment of naval ratios. He warned that abandoning ratios could lead to unpredictable shifts and insisted the U S continues to assess naval strength against Britain and others. Meanwhile the PSVTLorER airship failed after reaching 60 900 feet near Rapid City. Crew bailed out safely but equipment was destroyed. The spectograph remained aloft on a separate parachute.
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Orsk Anderson
Albert Stevens
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