Germany on a Firmer Basis Since Elections Are Over
Dr Julius Curtius analyzes the German election results and the shift in Reichstag power after von Hindenburg dissolved the old assembly. He notes Nazi strength, Center party resilience, coalition uncertainties, and the president's role in stabilizing governance amid a fractured party landscape.
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Germany
Julius Curtius
Gerranny
Adolf Hitler
Curtis
Reich
von Iindenburg
Raichstag
Bere
Éatire
Reichstag
Bitler
Pivé
Hitler
Marsists
Reichstal
Uereich
von Hindenberg
Eifler
Weimar
Hawarian Peoples Party
Inequality of Providence Has Its Problems
Fannie Hurst argues that inequality is a long standing human dilemma rooted in providence and systems. She condemns poverty as a social crime and calls for urgent action to end deprivation, noting vast abundance exists alongside widespread misery and critiquing charitable aid as insufficient.
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Fannie Hurst
Ife
Jhre
New York
Jimi
Desperate finances and a dramatic Albany homecoming
In a tense summer night scene on a dim side street, Helen doubts husband Ralph Laird as their finances crumble. Warren counsels restraint while Helen contemplates separation, but Ralph returns early from Albany, showing a ten thousand dollar windfall and igniting a charged confrontation that ends with uneasy resolutions and moral doubt.
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Helen
Warren
Mia
Laird
Albany
Heton
Allenem
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