Rise Of Hitler Power In Germany Through 1933
The narrative recalls early Nazi control attempts in 1933, the suppression of storm troopers, and the shifting Communist response directed from Moscow. It notes Prussia’s slow fall, raids on Nazi centers, and the fragile balance among Social Democrats, Nazis, and Communists amid a chaotic election landscape. The piece reflects on the lethal political miscalculations shaping Germany’s path to dictatorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernst Thaelmann
Adolf wBlder
Bo~delist
Germany
Hitler
Hitleritea
Turingia
Brunswick
Prussia
Soalatlat
Polles
Prussla
Berlin
Jesser
Naz Party
Brown Guards
Communist Party
Moscow
Comintern
Monuiléky
Stalin
Communist International
Manuilski
Kremlin
Hitler Miyamink
Armidh
National Assembly
Democratic
Webuar Conabitution
Democratic Front
Mothers Need to Thy Trade and Family Adoptions
A local note describes mixed pet adoptions at a Houston hospital area with Mrs. Hal Leith and Duchess the fox terrier now mother to six, along with Mickey the abandoned kitten. The piece mentions a future dogs and cats gathering and a separate Army YM event featuring Miss Gertrude Baynisch performing songs and dances at 8:15 PM Tuesday with a patio dance to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ban Antonio
Mawire
Billy
Grandma
Velere Mary Hospital
Fark Bam Houston
Bince
Duchess
Hal Leith
Weat Magnolia Avenue
Mickey
NLA
Gertrude Baynisch
Army YM
Carl Squirrs and the Bombing Campaign Amid World War II
Reports claim Carl Squirrs coordinates air operations as Allied forces strike invasion barges at Totah Me and send a thousandth bomber over the target. The war’s outcome hinges on overwhelming air power while readers are urged to visit The Light Want Ad counter for a desk-sized biter and further notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl
Molland
Belgium
France
Land
Totah
Smith
St Gerard Girls in Army Program at Catholic Center
St Gerard girls will entertain soldiers at the National Catholic Community Service center Tuesday night. On the program are Bernytee Ott Helen Querta Edith Stila and Geraldine Gevitch. Rev Leo Murphy will host. Dances will follow the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Gerard Girls
National Catholic Community Service Center
Turaday Islgtt
Bernytee Ott
Helen Querta
Edith Stila
Geraldine Gevitch
Leo i Murphy
Reminded Of Chest Pledge In San Antonio News
San Antonians will receive at least one visit from the postman Wednesday as the Community Chest dropped 4084 reminders into the post office Tuesday. The fourth and final payment for quarterly titers is due August 10 with many paying monthly or in October or November. Total billing for the period is $60,310.14. The back of return envelopes carries a message about the Chest’s partnership with 30 member agencies and the neighborly purpose of pooling resources to meet community needs.
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Community Chest
Last Fail
Neeks
Chest
Texas
Jon
Tha
Lee
Fire Destroys Garage and Two Autos in San Antonio
Fire destroyed a garage and two autos at the home of Mrs. A. Danchy on West Lilghood Avenue, causing $500 total damage. The blaze occurred after noon Monday, reportedly started by a hot-plate toy near the garage wall. Advertisement suggests buying safer used cars from local Want Ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. ©. Danchy
Tit West Lilhgood Avenue
New Wheels Swapped After Bicycle Accident
Randolph Odom of Tamar Street was hit by a car in Thackenridge Park two weeks ago and treated at Robert B. Green hospital. He returned to retrieve his bicycle to find the old tires and wheels replaced with new ones at the park, suggesting vandalism or tampering.
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Randolph Odom
Tamar ‘Street
Thackenridge Park
Odom
Robert B. Green Hospital
Blanco County Fair Rodeo Parade Plans For Friday Event
The Blanco county fair rodeo plans a three day event with a Friday parade at 3 p m and a fireworks show. Entries for queen include Anny Lou Folvade Round Mountain Winona Ulrich A Robinson Alma Preha all of Cypress Mill and several other contestants from Johnson City Blanco and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanco County Fatyrand
Dubs
City
Ayndry
Gueen
Queen
Anny Lou Folvade
Round Mountain
Winona Ulrich
A. Robinson
Alma Preha
Cypress Milly
Perry Ann Anderson
Charene Wolf
Mary Jo Kellam
Cororine Arrington
Mary Leo Leovard
Johnson Clix
Lo Tone
Helen Hunt
Blanco
Virginia Banker
Johnson City
Frances Kathryn Blaze
Bonne Lee Welr
Cars Strike Twice In Family On Nogalitos Street
The Gonzales family from 38 West Lambert Street were hit by cars in two incidents. Candelaria Gonzales was struck at 5:45 a.m. near Nogalitos Street, while Candelaria Gonzales Jr rushed to aid his mother toward a hospital in the 100 block of South Filo. Joe Allgern of 407 Soli San Marchos Street drove one of the vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gandelaria T Gonzales
West Lambert Street
Robert B. Green
Candelaria Gonzales
Ugk
Nogalitos Street
Candelaria Gonzales Jr
Candelario Gonzales
South Filo A
Gonzales
Joe Allgern
Soli San Marchos Street
Hydraulic Press Crushes Worker at Local Plant
A hydraulic press injured a worker at a local facility. Johnny Casanova and Candelaria Gonzales Jr were hospitalized with critical and noncritical injuries after the incident on Yerelved Grstald Street area near Hoelgen Avenue. Medical staff treated them Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ganeales
Lewis Equipment Company
Hoelgen Avenue
Johnny Casanova
Candelaria Gonzales Jr
Children Hurt At Work Play In Yard Incident
Two boys, Wilmer Crawford aged eight of 1606 Lambrino Street and George Garcia of 1911 San Luis Street, were injured while at play. Crawford fell while chopping wood, injuring his hand. Garcia cut his foot when attempting to mount the rear of a moving vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmer Grawford
Lam
Brnno Street
George Garcia
Luis Street
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Fort Sam
Mal Leith
Fost
Baering
Arthur “Bugs” Baer
N.S
Broadway
Fifth Street
Lessi Eller Culmer
S. A
D&j Anderson
Timal
Frost's
San Antonio
Ust
Maurice
Malden
5Th Infantry
Fort Sam Houston
Paula Brooks
Ann
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