Germany’s Hindenburg weighs new ministry bid
President Paul von Hindenburg sought to appoint a map capable of forming a new German ministry. General Kurt von Schleicher was his strongest candidate but Hitler refused to yield, keeping control of government and threatening possible Reichstag dissolution. If negotiations fail, options include a cabinet under von Schleicher or a business cabinet under von Papen. The Nazis warned that dissolving the Reichstag would prompt an illegal response.
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Paul von Hindenburg
Germany
Kurt von Schieldher
Defense
Reich
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
von Schieldher
Reichstag
von Papen
Roosevelt Eyes Short Session Farm Relief Plans
Rat Britten favored delaying payment of the 95.55 million war debt as Britain debated new terms with Washington. King George met with Neville Chamberlain while MacDonald and the foreign office faced a split over postponement and potential talks with Roosevelt. Roosevelt held farm relief talks with lawmakers to push emergency measures like price fixing and mortgage refinancing, aiming to address the 1933 crop emergency without full legislative action.
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Rat Britten
United States
Washington
King George
Nevile Chamberlain
Foreign Office
France
England
Herriot
Roosevelt
Robinson, Wheeler and Bugkhead
Kenny Morgenthau
Sire Roosevelt
Ibey
Fall of Pound and Beer Repeal Debate in Congress
The pound sterling sank to record lows amid war debt fears as European and Asian currencies weakened. In Washington, Speaker Garber drafted a repeal resolution for the Eighteenth Amendment and pressed a Monday vote to end Prohibition, facing Democratic and Republican resistance and shifting support from Southern members.
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America
Congress
CER
Garper
Pasgate
House
Garber
Fred Britten
Chicago
Enfnent Wets
Britten
Soit
Representative Vinson Sets Navy Cuts After Roosevelt Talk
Representative Vinson of Georgia, chair of the House Naval Affairs Committee, met with President-Elect Roosevelt at Wall Springs and emerged favoring drastic reductions in the naval building program and broader economies. He did not quote Roosevelt but suggested at least 100,000,000 could be saved.
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Vinson
Roosevelt
United States
Ceorgia
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Wall Springs
Rroosevelt
Ford recovering after hernia operation in Detroit hospital
EIEXRY FORD spent a week in the Detroit hospital that bears his home recovering from a strangulated hernia operation that included removal of the appendix. Doctors and Ford organization officials reported his condition improving with normal temperature and pulse and expected rest to bring a full recovery. Family members visited daily and he may be released soon to return home.
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Eiexry Ford
Detroit
Ford Organization
Congressman James McLaughlin Dies During Virginia Tour
Republican James McLaughlin of Michigan Ninth district and dean of the state delegation died of heart disease in Marion during a Virginia tour. He served on the Ways and Means Committee and was defeated in the recent election by Democrat Blarry Musselwhite. The death leaves the House with 608 Republicans, 220 Democrats, one Farmer Labor, and six vacancies for the lame duck session.
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James McLaughlin
Michigan
Virginia
Marion Air
Mclaughlin
Wars and Means
Blarry W .Musselwhite
Hlis
House
Farmer Labor
Power Commission urges broader control over public utilities
The Power Commission advises Congress to expand its regulatory authority over public utility companies. It urges requiring federal licensees including holding companies to submit information for supervision. Two aims are regulating holding versus operating companies and protecting consumers and investors in holding company securities.
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Npansion
Congress
Power
Hely
Commission
Army Expansion Proposal by MacArthur Headline
General Douglas MacArthur proposes increasing the regular army by 2,010 officers and 40,000 enlisted men once financial conditions improve. He warns the force has been reduced below the level needed for national safety with current figures showing 17,150 officers and 114, cen enlisted men as of June 20, 1982.
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Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Buckley Appointed Governor General of the Irish Free State
Onal Buckley a retired shop keeper and rebel against British rule for sears was named by King George to be governor general of the Irish Free State on the advice of President De Valera. London reacted with shock and saw it as a belittling act toward the crown. Buckley succeeds James McNeill who was ousted by De Valera.
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Onal Buckley
Sears
King George
Irish Free State
de Valera
London
Buckley
James McNeill
Machado pledges release of Cuban political prisoners
Resident Machado of Cuba vows to restore internal peace and releases 80 political prisoners followed by 66 more oppositionists from the Isle of Pines penitentiary. He ends military rule islandwide except in Flanana, denying U S pressure while facing foes who doubt his generosity.
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Machado
Cuba
Alberto Berrera
Isle of Pines
Flarana
United States
Lytton report deadline set for special session on Manchuria
AMON DE VALERA and the League of Nations council move the Lytton commission report to the league assembly and call a special session for December 6. Yosuke Matsuoka objects, arguing the assembly cannot handle Sino Japanese matters. The council recalls the commission but Matsuoka rejects the recall. The assembly’s nineteen committee prepares the agenda amid tensions over Manchuria.
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Amon DE Valera
League of Nations Council
Lytton Commission
Manchuria
League Assembly
Yosuke Matsuoka
Tokyo
Nhot
Lytton
Matsuoka
Japan
Seeking Further Light on Birthplace of Man
The origin of man remains unsettled with ongoing searches. T D McCown of the University of California reports evidence from Palestine cave digs around Mt Carmel suggesting early humans in Asia. He cites nine pre historic skeletons from Mousterian culture about fifty thousand years old with heavy jaws and ridges.
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Hia
Moon
T. D. McCown
University of California
Palestine
Mt. Carmel
McCown
Asia
Fathfinder Magazine
Primitive central Australian tribes described by aerial survey
Living Stone Age Aborigines found by the Mackay aerial survey are reported as primitive as Stone Age Europeans. Their rites are crude and a huge headdress worn by Warriors during four corroborees consists of grass and feathers bound.
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Mackay
Central
Australia
Europe
Indigenous tool use and food prep described in native accounts
In a historical note, natives are described eating a porridge-like meal made from ground grass seeds. The passage also mentions a friction fire method using a wooden shield and a woomera, and notes its use for entering small articles, indicating a description of survival practices and traditional implements.
Buglers Use Megaphone at Scott Field Camp
The radio crooners lesson is applied at Scott Field army camp where a bugler sounds reveille mesa and taps into a large megaphone hung from a metal pipe. The call can be heard clearly across distant parts of the camp.
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Scott Field
Creomulsion Promises Fast Relief From Colds
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as combining seven science based aids to fight germs quickly. It pledges powerful but harmless relief for coughs and colds with no narcotics and money back if relief is not achieved, urging druggists to resend payment.
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Ady
Then what happened officer what with the driver and crowd
A fragment shows a confrontation between a Lady Driver and a police officer. The officer asks for haste while the driver retorts sharply, calling the officer a big boorish figure. The dialogue hints at tension without follow up details.
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Borgeos
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Wembley
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