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Germany and Austria Elections and Political Shifts
The Nazi vote nearly doubles in Germany to 229 seats, still lacking a majority, as Chancellor Von Papen’s cabinet clings to power with Junker support. Austrian politics see Seipel’s death shifting backing to Dollfuss, while Paris and Washington react to Gran Chaco tensions and U S relief efforts. Obert P. Lamont resigns as secretary of commerce. Roy D. Chapin named successor. EW warfare at Dixie Bee mine ends with a siege resolution. Roosevelt campaigns against past administrations, while Hoover seeks reemployment talks and world economic conference plans proceed with varied stances.
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Germany
Adolf Hitler
National Socialist
Reich
Reichstag
von Papen
Junker
Junkers
Hugenberg
GR. Ignatz Seipel
Austria
Vienna
Christian Socialists
Seipel
Dollfuss
John Wancura
Wancura
Obert P. Lamont
Chicago
Hoover
Roy D. Chapin
Detroit
Hudson Motor Company
Mr. Chapin
Michigan
Mr. Hoover
Grosse Pointe Farms
Ie Sam
League of Nations
State Department
United States
H.H. Bundy
London
Ottawa
Washington
Europe
Harvey H. Bundy
Paris
Department of State