Austria in Crisis as Dollfuss Is Mortally Wounded
Chaos fills Vienna as Nazis seize arms and radios strike through. Dollfuss dies after being wounded in the chancellery while factions clash, and Austria teeters on a Nazi victory or an Austro German realignment under pressure from Mussolini and Hitler. The world watches hot spots in Europe with fear of a broader conflict.
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Vienna
Austria
Engelbert Dollfuss
United Press
Engezibert D
Kari Kar Fer
Heim
Dellfuss
Dollfuss
Fey
Dollfus
Anton Riptelen
Kurt Reith
Keith
Europe
France
Italy
Mussolini
Hitler
IN THE PRESIDENTS MAIL A quirky note from a North Carolina woman about a P marked egg and peace.
The piece recalls odd presidential mail including a woman sending a travel worn eye and a hen laying an egg marked with P believed to mean peace. It notes government waste and asks if the New Deal has benefited congressmen, ending with a wry jab about aging car fenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
White House
Department of Agriculture
The Silent Observer Column Snippets
A collage of quirky observations and stray thoughts on family life, aging, dating, and daily routines. Vignettes touch on cluttered attics, judgments of women, divorce, childhood, swimming safety, work and marriage, money, and social manners. The pieces mix humor with social commentary from a period tone.
Inaugural Touches on Spiritual Renewal and Purging
The piece links social cleansing to genuine spiritual regeneration, arguing that true reform requires revival in religious life. It notes a potential setback to religion’s cause amid political aims and predicts revival as the hour for spiritual hosts arrives. It also lists notable births and a horoscope reflecting talent, mood, and social caution.
Anniversary notes of notable American figures and events
A dated commemorative list recalls Samuel Jones born in New York died 1819. George Clinton born Ulster County died 1812. Charles Morris born Woodstork Connecticut died 1856. George Catlin born Wilkesbarre died 1826. Abraham Oakey born Albany died 1898. William J. Florence born Iany died 1891. Jam Rush Merriam died 1931. It notes Continental Congress post office in 1775 and New York Statehood Day in 1788. references 1920 exposure of a notorious matter.
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Yuday
Aasnaniversaires
Samuel Jones
New York City
New York
George Clinton
Vics
Ulster Co
Washington, D. C
Charles Morris
Tripoli
England
Woodstork
Conn
George Catlin
Wilkesbarre
Jersey City
N. J
Abraham Oakey
Albany
William J. Florence
Iany
N.Y
Philia
Jam Rush Merriam
Minnesota
U. S
Co. N
Florida
Continental Congress
Benjamin Franklin
New England
Savannah
Radio decline and Casino tales in New York chronicle
In New York July 26 a veteran radio era faces a talent drought as ten top programs end abruptly and fan mail falls from thousands to hundreds. A casino night anecdote recalls a thirsty patron stealing a drink and sending a bouquet to a dancer, while Eddie Duchin’s rise from a student pianist to orchestra leader is noted amid changing tastes and entertainment shifts.
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New York
Raaia
Marcurial
Night Musicians and Characters in a City Profile
The author recalls Gilbert White in New York and his piano improvisations at a restaurant, the painter brother of Stewart Edward White, and a slew of city portraits. A philosophic bachelor spends long nights reading in railroads’ men’s rooms while a deaf critic of love’s illusions observes a modern delineator. Legends about piano duos temperaments and other vivid figures populate a mosaic of urban life.
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Gilbert White
France
New York
Aduttrers
Stewart Edward White
Iaily Vahl
Hingamabobs
Katherine Brust
West
South America
Samuel Marwin
Boswell
Johnson
Martin Johnson
Jungles
Fray
Braggiotti
Earl Carroll
Royal Brown
Loud Speaker Aids Candidate on Highway Run
Dallas Texas public notice reports John Pundt a Railroad Commissioner candidate uses a loud speaker mounted on his car to address motorists and picnickers along highways delivering campaign wordage to travelers weeks before elections earned attention from local press and voters.
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Dallas
Tex
John Pundt
Texas
New Course Added At Massachusetts State College
A new curriculum addition at Massachusetts State College introduces a course on plural arrangements. Students will study the principles involved in organizing and coordinating multiple parts within complex systems, reflecting broader college efforts to expand instructional offerings.
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Amhersi
Mass
Massachusetts State College
Desperate outlaw Dillinger killed by Samuel A Cowley
The bullet credited to Samuel A Cowley felled the desperado John Dillinger. Cowley, first assistant to Melvin H Purvis, chief DOJ agents in Chicago, is noted in the report. The piece condemns Hitler for teaching hatred to children and stirring militant nationalism.
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Samuel A. Cowley
John Dillinger
Jack Lait
Cowley
Melvin H. Purvis
Department of Justice
Chicago
Hitler
Study of flower arranging and color harmony in decor
The text discusses arrangement and use of cut flowers, plants, basket and vase arrangements, table decorations, and interior decor for churches and homes. It notes a study of color harmony as applied to such work and links political use to moral behavior and communal good understanding.
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Audit Bureau of
Second Street
Elyria
Ohio
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company, Publishers
Hudnutt
Fene
J. Clare George
Scott
R. J. Scott
Charles I
Police OF the World
Municipal Police OF
Barcelona
Spain
Sacotra Island
Gulf OF AD
Spline
LeQuatta Reelyjj
Pap
James
Pop
Zork Ei Leke Soston
Golden Legion Bible Study
Boston
Wiliam Jenning
Bryan American Statesman
Etla A. Boole
van Wert
Del
Edward M. House
Houston
George B. Cortelyou
Leo Wiener
Paul W. Litid
Goodyear Tire and Rubber
Sersei Konsse
Russia
George Barnard Shaw
Ireland
Audre Maurois
Charles G. Jung
Sidney Solomon
Solomon
Eddie Duchin
Leo Reiss
Col
McNaughedicate, Inc
First Savings & Loan CO
Savings Acct
Pierre R. Smith
P. S
Blue Bird Restaurant
Court Street
Levi
Shoe Repair
Cleveland St
C. J. Miller
Bor
Elyria Savings and Trust Building
Firestone Courier
Firestone Century Progress Tire
Firestone Service
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