Hitler plans new cabinet in Nazi power shakeup
Berlin reports the Nazi regime seeks a streamlined cabinet to absorb the power of War Minister von Blomberg. Hermann Goering would lead the military with army navy and air force chiefs, consolidating defense and economy under his influence amid tensions over armed forces and party relations.
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Berlin
Nazi Party
Reichsfehrer
Adolf Hitler
Werner von Blomberg
Boy Cal
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
War Ministry
Yox Blomberg
Cabi Goering
Beed
Air
Werner von Fritsch
Army
Erich Raeder
Davy
Hitler
Economic Defense Council
Goering
von Fritsch
von Blomberg
von Tritsch
Frau von Blomberg
Anti-Lynching Bill Defended in Senate Debate
In Washington on February 4, Senator Wagner D NY vigorously defended the anti lynching bill amid new speeches from opponents. He argued the measure deserves a vote and rejects claims it is unconstitutional before the Supreme Court rules. Senator Borah R ID to challenge constitutionality tomorrow. Southern senators have blocked a vote since Congress began. Wagner called lynching a terrible crime and said state action alone has not sufficed.
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Washington
Senate
Wagner
Supreme Court
Borah
Idaho
Congress
Connally
D-Tex
Still Hitler Could Win By Pressure And Patronage
Still, Hitler would not rely on bayonets to bend obedience if he could secure it through pressure and patronage. The remark implies effective governance through influence rather than force, reflecting wartime rhetoric about strategic rule.
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Hitler
Grocers Plan Food Exhibit In Cumberland Valley
The Cumberland Valley Retail Grocers Association announced the eighth annual Food Show and Exposition under Triangle Grocers' Association will run April 4 through 9 in the main exhibition hall at the Fairgrounds. Eighty thousand attendees previously. Exhibitors include major food and appliance firms. prizes total about 1500 dollars. Event titled Food Appliance and Better Homes Exposition. R. B. Mowen chairs. EB Hoover trustee. committees named.
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Cumberland Valley Retail Grocers’ Association
Triangle Grocers’ Association
Fairgrounds
Tlans
Mammoth Hall
Cumberland Valley
R. B. Mowen
EB. G. Hoover
R. T. Bair
C. R Troxell
A J. Coffman
E. H. McKee
D. W. Shinham
L. G. Ridenour
Madrid Raked By Artillery Fire on Garahatis Hill
The bombardment hit the front part of a building facing insurgent guns on Garahatis Hill two miles away. Shells caused shattered furniture, broken glass, and several injuries with four deaths in a nearby street. A carriage horse died amid the debris as cabbies mourned losses.
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Page 1
Garahatis Hill
Antomo
Big And Little Business Differ Upon Policies
The article contrasts big and small business views on social security taxes capital gains and undistributed profits taxes. Little business calls for lower unemployment taxes and smaller government, favors loan access for small firms, and seeks safe SEC amendments. Big business pushes tax modifications and cooperation on law updates while opposing further dollar easing. Hazing ended at West Point in 1901.
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Big Business
Securities and Exchange Commission
Protest Against Tossing Of Bills In City Streets
Councilman J. David Bowman proposed a measure to prohibit the careless tossing of hand bills in the city streets. He said papers mar the city’s appearance and serve no useful purpose. He will gather samples of similar ordinances from other cities before any action.
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J. David Bowman
Bowman
Square Deal To All Promoted by National Shoe Retailers
The National Shoe Retailers' Association at its Chicago convention urged a sympathetic approach to labor and capital, favoring government led talks in Washington to spark prosperity. It called for a Council of Conciliation and opposed concessions for low wage Czech imports. John G. Smith represents the city in the association.
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National Shoe Retailers’ Association
Chicago
Washington
Czechoslovakia
United States
John G. Smith
Simone Simon Hospitalized With Pneumonia In Hollywood
French film star Simone Simon was taken from her home to a hospital, suffering from pneumonia. Doctors reported a temperature of 103 degrees while she had worked daily to finish filming at Twentieth Century Fox despite a two week cold.
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Hollywood
Simone Simon
Studio
Twentieth Century
Simon
Wright in Rage Defense Seeps Through Psychiatrist Testimony
Los Angeles February 4. A psychiatrist testified for Paul Wright, ex airport president, that a shock from discovering his wife and his friend in an intimate moment could cause temporary unconsciousness and explain a premeditated murder. Dr. Samuel Marcus, a surprise defense witness, said a man in Wright s position might act in a blind rage and later be unaware of his actions.
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Los Angeles
Paul Wright
John Kimmel
Wright
Samuel Marcus
Dr. Marcus
Marcus
Jerry Giesler
Giesler
Senator King Delivers Solo Senate Address
Senator King of Utah spoke for about 60 seconds to a chamber empty of members except the presiding officer. Majority Leader Barkley lingered briefly, then left, leaving Smathers in the chair absorbed in the Congressional Record as King, undismayed, denounced international treaty violations.
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Washington
King
Utah
Senate
Barkley
Smathers
Penetro Cold Relief Advertising Claim
Watch Chest Colds Penetro for colds melts fast as you rub it. In counter irritant action increases blood flow and helps relieve local congestion. 35 cent jar contains twice as much as 25c size. Demand stainless Penetro at all dealers.
Anglo-French naval armada being massed
A Spanish defense ministry report via Reuter from Barcelona says the British steamer Alcira was sunk by two insurgent planes about 20 miles southwest of Barcelona. The crew and an observer were rescued and en route to Barcelona. The Alcira, 1387 tons, sailed from Gibraltar January 31. No word yet from Mossgiell Steamship Company or the London admiralty.
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London
Ters
Barcelona
Defense Ministry
Alcira
Non-Intervention Committee
Palma
Mallorca
Gibraltar
Glasgow
Mossgeil Steamship Company of Glasgow
London Admiralty
Opposition grows to proposed naval expansion plan
Washington reports that congressional opposition to the 800 million dollar naval expansion threatens the House Naval Committee timetable. Hearings on 47 new war ships and 22 auxiliaries likely to run two more weeks. Admiral Leahy testified. other admirals to be questioned. Peace groups to speak next week. a secret policy meeting was urged by Rep Luckey to discuss aims of a world policing navy versus national defense.
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Vinson
D-Ga
William D. Leahy
Naval Operations
Maas
R.-Min
National Council For Prevention of War
Luckey
Dneb
Kiwanis Talk on Tax Laws by John T. Wright
Kiwanis luncheon speaker John T. Wright of Wright and Low Baltimore tax counselors outlined clear aspects of complex tax laws. He previously served as vice-president of Equitable Trust Company.
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Kiwanis
John T. Wright
Kiwanis Club
Wright and Low
Tax Counsellors
Baltimore
Equitable Trust Company
Auto dealer honored to join General Motors council
Charles W. Hoffman of Hoffman Chevrolet Sales has been invited by Alfred P Sloan Jr to join the General Motors Dealers Council for 1938. The council of 48 dealers is divided into four groups with six executives overseeing policy discussions, and two meeting series are planned this year.
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Charles W. Hoffman
Hoffman Chevrolet Sales
Alfred P Sloan, Jr
General Motors Corporation
General Motors Dealers Council
Genera Motors
Mr. Sloan
General Motors
General Motors Administration Committee
Sloan
Meeting on Market Congestion Plans Tonight
A special meeting of the city market committee and the Board of Street Commissioners is held this evening to discuss parking at the market house on market days. Officials aim to devise a plan to relieve congestion.
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Board of Street Commissioners
Market House
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