Many Plots To Kill Hitler Recalled Across Years
A compilation of reported assassination attempts against Adolf Hitler from 1933 to 1937 and beyond. The items list arrests, threats, and rumors in Munich Berlin Oslo Oslo and other places, noting police actions and government denials. Names include Hitler Goering Roehm von Hindenburg and various officials.
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Hitler
Associated Press
Adalf Hitler
Bixtova
Assassina- Viet
Munich
Witler
Arca Valley
Paul von Hindenburg
Runter
Frau
Karin Goering
Eberswolde
von Hindenburg
Wendeck
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Germany
Edmund Heines
Breslau
Storm
Chancellor
Ernst Roehm
Paris
Essen
Oslo
Knewlette
Deporis
Erent Lauris
Norway
Lifler
Julius Stretcher
London
East Prussia
Berlin
Copenhagen
Poce
Vienna
Berchtesgaden
Fredim
Fitter
Helmuth Hirsch
Attempt on Julius Streicher and Nazi leader tour notes
An October report notes an attempted attack on Julius Streicher during a triumphal Sudetenland tour with a general order banning bouquets along his route. A separate April 4 item from Wilhelmshaven says he spoke from behind a glass shield for throat protection, not as bulletproof defense.
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Julius Streicher
Hitler
Mas—Hiter
Sudetenland
Wilhelmshaven
Flint Unloading Cargo For Direct Return To America
The U S freighter Flint at Bergen Norway began unloading cargo to prepare a direct return to the United States, carrying only ballast on the voyage back to avoid engagement with warships. The ship had been seized by Germany after being captured by the pocket battleship Deutschland on October 9 and later released by Norway.
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Flint
America
Bergen
Norway
United States
City of Flint
Germany
England
Wheelock Case Goes To Jury Today In Death Penalty Fight
Nor man Wheelock, 27, of Prattsburg, faces murder charges in the Evelyn Reed case. Deliberations begin after three hours of closing arguments by defense attorney Alton J. Wightman and DA George A. King. The state seeks the death penalty, with psychiatric testimony offered on both sides.
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Wheelock
Hornell
Norman ‘Wheelock
Prattsburg
Evelyn Reed
Penn Yan
Attorni
Alton J. Wightman
George A. King
Nathan Lapham
Wightman
Nat
King
Thomas Bamford
Syrassuse
Roosevelt faces ship transfer clash amid neutrality policy
President Roosevelt weighs a controversial plan to transfer registry of U S ships to foreign flags to keep American merchant vessels operating in European trade. Hull and allies warn it defies the neutrality law, while the Maritime Commission and industry argue keeping ships in service under foreign flags may best protect the fleet. The commission may act today if the President signals support. Standard Oil continues coastwise policy under Panama flag and plans to reuse old tankers as newer ships come online.
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Roosevelt
Congress
America
Maritime Commission
Cordell Hull
William E. Borah
Aldene
Hyde Park
Ilegal
Commission
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Panama
Panama Transport Company
New York
Standard
Tanker Sails Today Under Panama Flag
A tanker named H. H. Rogers sailed today under the Panama flag with a Panamanian crew for a foreign port. One source says it carries a cargo to a war country while another notes the flag and country designation on the ship. Panama’s vice-consul, Alfred By Shirley, raised the flag over the vessel yesterday.
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Panama
Boston
H. Hy
Fogerty
H. H. Rogers
Republica de Fanama
Essa
Ips
Alfred
Shiiey Panamantan
3000 Seamen Rally for Aid From President
Three thousand sailors from the National Maritime Union telegraphed President Roosevelt seeking immediate aid for workers displaced by the Neutrality Act. NMA President Joseph Curran said the group will march on Washington until action is clarified, after a mass meeting where they decided on the move.
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New York
National Maritime Union
Roosevelt
Nearsby
Washington
N.M.A
Josph Curran
Seamen expected to lose work as ships withdrawn
The NMU estimates 6000 to 10000 seamen will be laid off by removal of US vessels from the transatlantic service and shifts in aid, prompting a telegram to Mr. Roosevelt seeking an immediate audience to press for revisions and protection of seamen’s futures. The plea cites the workers’ unemployment through no fault of their own and concerns over welfare.
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NMU
United States
Roosevelt
Alcoholic Research Lands University Student in Court
In Boston a Boston University graduate student Ver non Twitchell, 30, faced a drunkenness charge filed eight days earlier after explaining he was overcome while experimenting for a thesis on alcohol. He appeared in Municipal Court where Judge Joseph T. Zottell fined him ten days in jail to correlate his data.
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Lands University
Boston
Vernon Twitchell
Boston University
Connecion
Yeain
Muntelpst
Joseph T. Zottell
Hogs Soutg era incident in East Cambridge district
Reports from East Cambridge say several youths attacked five men near a dock area, roughing them and dragging them down steps. Police are investigating the incident and seeking witnesses and suspects.
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Ora Ige
Mass
East Cambridge
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Paul Orlowsky
Vercchtesgaden
Anne Gould
Herman
Elsbury
Annne Gould
Cody
Wyo
New York City
Argyll
Adler-Rochester
Oxford
VM Sahl Aero Es Oe
Orient
South Ameria
Australia
Rocky Mountains
Corst i
Hollywood
Walls & Cov
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