Hitler Moves to Munich Amid Rhineland Fortifications
In a tense pause before March 23 elections, Hitler tours Munich after ordering new Rhineland fortifications. Der Deutsche Diplomatische Korrespondenz notes planned small, disconnected works, while cabinet ministers reportedly disagreed on reoccupying the Rhine as France prepares its own defenses.
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Rhine
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Korrespondena
France
Quintuplets' film spree boosts Twentieth Century Fox plans
The Dionne quints in their first film The County Doctor have sparked chatter that Canadian guardians will allow a series of films until they turn 18. Garry Zanuck at Twentieth Century Fox is said to be arranging a long run, with Disney's Snow White delaying further full-length projects. Industry buzz covers other stars, legal skirmishes, and crosstown moves as studios plot future releases and acquisitions.
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England
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Thalberg
Marcie Antoinette
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Irving
Stephan Zweig
Versailles
Beverly Roberts
AY Jolson
Miss Roberts
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Ross Alexander
Dirk Powell
Los Angeles
Pat O'Brien
Hollywood
Trail of the Lonesome Pine Midnight Show at Majestic
Fred Astaire Ginger Rogers dispute over future pictures surfaces as industry anxieties rise. The Trail of the Lonesome Pine stars Sylvia Sidney Henry Fonda and Tom Tolliver clan amid mountaineer feuds as a railroad project unfolds.
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Henry Hochawey
Europe’s fate and Belgium in looming German violations
The article reports on Europe's precarious balance over treaty violations. France pledges support to counter the crisis without immediate military steps. Belgium’s Premier Van Zeeland warns that Belgium faces the greatest threat from Germany’s violation of Versailles and Locarno guarantees, urging rapid council response.
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Rosicrucians to Hold Lectures in San Antonio
Rosicrucian Fellowship at 709 South St Mary's St hosts a series on mystic Christianity beginning Sunday at 7 20 pm. Speakers include Miss B Foch March 15 Alvin Bradford March 22 Mrs BR Linebaugh March 29 and ZN Broyn April 6.
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Walther League Officers Guests Meeting Scheduled
Walther League officers from Bethlehem and local chapters Austin Kingsbury and The Rivers will meet at 2 20 p m Sunday at St Pauls Lutheran church Chatman presiding Johan Babcock to chair Austin Senior Walther League The International Walther League convention in Houston is set for July 12 to 16
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Kingsbury
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Chatman
Johan Babcock
Houston
Sunday School to Open Formally at Avondale Baptist
The Rev T Agams of Woodlawn Baptist will formally open the new Sunday school rooms at Avondale Baptist Church at 9 30 a m The ceremony will include a short program and a dish stand adjoining the hall Pastor Rev F Anderson of Avondale Baptist Church will be in attendance with expected community participation
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Wodlawn Baptist Church
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Faenderson
Soviet Workers Fire Upon Reds on Far Eastern Front
Dispatches from March 5 report Japanese Manchukuoan forces firing on Soviet workers while repairing the Amur river frontier. After shots, laborers fled to the Soviet side with no casualties reported.
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Kheheroveit
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Seven Booked in City Gambling Raid at Aztec Ton
Police raided the Aztec Ton at 223 West Commerce Street Friday night. Officers H. F. Click H. G. Cervantes and E. Weakley booked seven suspects for gaming with dice and other gambling acts. All defendants released on $25 bonds signed by Joke Korman.
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Colorado to restock quail range near Denver
Colorado officials plan to restore quail populations by releasing 12 pairs of birds after purchasing 200 quail from northern New Mexico and southern Colorado. The program aims to avert further quail loss and allow hunting within a few years, with initial releases near Denver.
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Amateurs In Air Meeting How Radio Binds League
Hartford March 14. A behind the scenes look at the American Radio Relay League monthly board gathering held via radio from Wieting hall. Seventeen directors and nearly 290 officials join in, with divisions and route managers coordinating traffic networks for tens of thousands of league members.
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Majestic Screens Alamo Centennial Newsreel Pictures
Majestic theater in San Antonio shows exclusive motion pictures of the Centennial of the Fall of the Alamo. The Universal newsreel presents the celebration sequences including missions pontifical mass and fraternal formations with flags sent from 21 states in the battle on March 6.
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Tully Marshall On Trailer Trip
New Orleans report notes film star Tully Marshall on a long road journey to recover from overwork. He was spotted in a tourist camp here and has traveled with a white trailer attached to a microlite unit since leaving Hollywood two months ago, heading home after reaching Florida.
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Walter Huston
Nan Sutherland
Dinisworth
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England
America
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Fraticetes Braggiotti
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Sotion
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New Orleans
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Hearst Chief Warns on Government Spying Threat to Press
Washington March 14 USI Newspapers quotes Hearst chief Thomas J. White urging that government spying on private messages would cripple the free press. He cites publishers exchanging ideas and operating multiple papers, warning that surveillance could end the press's gathering and dissemination role without fear or restraint.
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Revival Plan At Palm Heights Methodist Church
The Rev B H Dare will begin a two week revival meeting at Palm Heights Methodist Church starting Sunday morning. Services will be held daily at 7 45 p m with E H Seale directing the choir and organizing activities for children and youth.
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Palm Heights Methodist Church
Hearst Sues to Halt Seizure of Private Telegrams
William Randolph Hearst petitions District Supreme Court to compel return of private telegrams seized by the Black committee and FCC, alleging constitutional rights violations. The suit cites unauthorized seizures and seeks an injunction against further disclosures, naming Sen. Minton and other committee members, FCC figures, and Western Union as defendants.
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Processing taxes on farm and corporate profits debated
Washington March 14 Legislators study tax plans to fund Roosevelt farm relief. Proposals aim to raise up to 9221 million from processing levies and undistributed corporate profits with rates from 3% to 15% on profits and surpluses to cushion downturns. Chairman Samuel B. Ail supports a corporate profits tax to meet revenue goals.
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Privacy of Deer to Be Invaded
Grants Pass Oregon report notes forest rangers will monitor deer numbers, sex, and mating, with detailed records of fawn births and seasonal food types to be kept. The text also includes unrelated Treasury receipts and expenditures figures from Washington March 14.
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Dance Halls and Music Acts Tour Local Scene Sunday to Weekend
Lavello hall Bell hosts a Sunday March 45 event with dancing for gents and free admittance, featuring Willett's famous orchestra. Centennial dance at 115 Nocogdooties with old fashioned orchestra and prizes. Remisng from Schulenburg and Al Buscell's Orchestra appear at Braun Hall on Sunday March 15 at 8 p.m. Twin Palms Night Club offers a Ding and dance on Segui Highway. Jack Smith at Aclotes Inn. Eagles show Sunday night. Brite's dance every Saturday 8 to 1 at Woodlawn Lake.続
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