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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1938
Page
2
News reports detail Austria's absorption into the German Reich after an armed invasion. The Fuehrer enters Vienna in triumph signaling a drastic shift in European power.
The article describes Austria ceasing to exist as an independent state and joining the German reich after Hitler’s swift invasion. It details Seyss-Inquart as ruler, the expected plebiscite, mass Nazi presence in Vienna, exclusion of Jews, and the unification of churches. It also reports on TVA inquiry tensions within the Roosevelt administration.
The article explains fuel foods, mainly carbohydrates and fats, power the body’s engine. It compares carbohydrate quick energy to a bright flare and fat to a slow-burning lamp, notes risks of deficiency or excess, and cites guidance on 40 to 50 percent carbohydrate and 30 to 35 percent fat in total energy. It quotes Dr. C. Houston Goudiss and references Stefansson on diet.
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