Hitler Declares War Aims In Speech At Berlin
German observers report that Hitler in a rally to 25 000 praised justice and living rights for Germany while accusing Britain and France of provoking war. He praised Soviet and Italian ties, warned Western powers, and proclaimed Germany the greatest power with a vow to victory.
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Berlin
Adolph Hitler
England
France
Hitler
Voelkischer Brobachter
Fuehrer
Russia
Tiely
Germany
Paul’ Joseph Goebbels
Gie
Munich
Hiller
Innes
Britain
Bagivad
Chamberlain
Russa
Italy
Tals
Perasel
Black-Draught Remedy Promises Gentle Sleep Aid
A herbal preparation described as an aromatic vegetable product with simple directions for bedtime use. It is said to ease lazy bowel muscles and promote rest. The text touts its economical cost and notes a bottle contains 25 40 or 40 doses priced at 5 cents.
Fear of Evil Eye Spurs Quits Yarn in CAIRG
A superstition over the evil eye drives a father to declare his wife has pure quits after the birth of twins. He names the twins Squintet, believing the newborns caused the fear and the eye to miscast its power. The report notes this odd belief and its domestic impact.
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Cairg
Keon
OvideRtylypad Co
Electric Output Declines Slightly
New York power data show the week ending January 27 at 2,565,958,000 kilowatt hours, down 0.13 percent from 2,572,117,000 in the previous week but 19 percent higher than a year earlier. The Electric Institute notes the small drop amid overall higher annual output.
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New York, Jr
Prince the dog visits undertaker after master dies
Prince a six year old dog owned by Harry J. Watkins, a 43 year old retired city conductor, visited the Riebe Undertaking home with Miss Mattie Lou Edge after Watkins died of a heart attack. The dog had shown affection since his master's death, and its behavior changed after the visit.
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Prince
Harry J. Watkins
Mattie Lou Edge
Pedro Avenue
Riebe
Watkins
Edge
Pilots Ferry Planes to Brooks and Kelly Fields
Maj Isaiah Davies leads 12 Kelly field pilots to move 12 BC-1 basic combat planes from Bolling Field Washington DC to Brooks and Kelly fields for student training. The group includes Lieuts Wigst Lieuts and other officers listed among the Advanced Flying school command during the Wednesday operation.
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Duncan Field
Bolling’ Field
Washington
J. C. Ives
H. B. Hugiin
Iw. M. Garland
L. B. Kevieyland
Chi i
Little World Stir Over Hitler Talk
A Associated Press report notes Hitler’s renewed policy statements met cautious replies in London Paris and Rome. British and French officials waited for the full text with mixed interpretations while Italian papers gave little comment. The Times called the speech irrelevant while Le Journal framed it as a desperate propaganda attempt. Also referenced is a grim suicide in a magazine feature preview.
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Adolf Hitler
London
Paris
Rome
Papalo di Roma
Hitler
Italy
Ley
Germany
Great Britain
France
Times of London
Fuchret
Ugil
London Daily Mail
British Broadcasting Corporation
le Journal
Relief At Last For Your Cough Creomulsion Ad
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as relief for coughs, chest colds, and bronchitis. It stresses non narcotic formula, claims to reach the throat and lungs, promises rapid relief or money back, and urges readers to ask their druggist for Creomulsion by name.
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Gerneuer
Audete
Embargo plan opposed by Japanese foreign office
Pittman proposal granting the President discretion to embargo Japan is labeled a serious affront by a Japanese foreign office spokesman Yukichiro Suma. He confirms a separate note on demarcation talks between Japan and the Soviet Union and cites school enrollment statistics in San Antonio for the first and second semesters, with totals across elementary, junior high, and senior high levels.
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Toxyo
Pittman
Japan
Foreign Office
Yukichiro Suma
San Antonio
Soviet Siberia
J. T. Shea
Bolla
Detective Baxter Charged in Forgery and Theft Case
Mes. G. K. Thompson reported a $3.50 painting payment issue and a $22.50 check scheme involving David W. Baxter. He allegedly passed worthless checks to multiple women including Ruth Brockhausen and Ethel Cartwright, with investigations by Deputy Sheriff John Gallaway and district attorney investigator Ed Mabrito. Additional forgery charges arose from checks to Mrs. Forsyth and Mrs. Cochran, filed before Justice of the Peace Raymond Gerhardt.
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G. K.thompson
Carsonallert
David W. Baxter
Exle Street
Till
Raymond Ger
Main Avenue
Galloway
Brockhausen
Baxter
Ag & de~ Posit
San Antonio
Edwin L. Dermott
Bunter
E. Cartwright
Hash Park Avenue
Eavin Cochran
Marshall Street
M. Cowford
East Whittler Street
Florénge Harkider
Cam»ses Street
Justice Gerbhardt
Mabrito
Cartwright
Crawford
Buxley
Corrigan
May Brio
D. Forsyth
Camden Street
Edna Cochran
Charges of Rape Filed Against Man
Complaints charging Jack Curtis with rape of a girl named Raye Palmer Yoakum and with procuring her as an inmate of a house for prostitution were filed Wednesday before Justice of the Peace Raymond Gerhardt, with address listed as 335 South Presa Street.
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Jack Curtis
South Presa aAtreet
Raye Palmer
FP. Little Page
Justice of the Peace
Raymond Gerhardt
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