Death of Austrian Chancellor Dollfuss Triggered by Nazi Coup
In Vienna 141 Nazis in uniform seized the chancellery and captured Chancellor Dollfuss and ministers. Dollfuss was beaten and shot, with no priest or physician allowed, and the Nazis later surrendered hoping safe passage. Rintelen was shot after being summoned. Schuschnigg and Fey assumed leadership as instability spread across Styria amid fears of a broader European conflict.
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Banking, loans lag as government programs expand
A Washington analysis notes bank deposits rise while total loans fall from 1933 levels, with critics claiming banks underperform. It cites Federal Reserve findings, Public Works Administration funding limits, and reluctance of agencies to lend without repayment guarantees. It also highlights car use, highway programs, and a shifting conservative organization forming around New Deal policies.
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German Baron Given 20 Years as Master Spy
Baron George von Sosnowski and Baroness Benita von Berg are reported jailed in Berlin under heavy espionage sentences. The pair, linked to army secrets and wartime aviation, face possible high treason charges as about 50 arrests ripple through German elite circles.
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Bantam Adopts Kittens in Modernist Mother's Home
A bantam hen at Courtney Frahn’s New Carlisle home has adopted four kittens from a wandering mother cat. The hen cares for the kittens though the mother cat returns to feed them occasionally. The hen resents any removal and stays with the brood in the chicken house, endearing herself to the kittens but upsetting younger family members.
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Babylonian Brick Found in Washington Relic
A 50 pound brick from ancient Babylon, once used to support city walls, has been obtained by archaeologist Rev Milton Bennett Lammadin. It is believed to be the only relic of its kind in America.
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Theft at Salt Lake World War Plaque Vandalized Monument
Vandals stole the inscription plaque from a Salt Lake City monument honoring Utah soldiers who died in World War I. The plaque read From the living to the dead.
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