Hitler Seizes Power After Hindenburg's Death in Germany
The cabinet proclaims a new law uniting the office of president with the Reich chancellor, transferring powers to Adolf Hitler who now governs with absolute authority. The death of Paul von Hindenburg triggers nationwide discussion on the impact on Nazi rule and Germany's future.
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Austrian Nazi Rebellion Suppressed and Leaders Executed
The Austrian revolt led by a Kaz faction was quelled with leaders tried and two executed, including the killer of Dolhtiuss and the head of the unit. An Innsbruck police captain killer was hanged. Three thousand Nazis from Carinthia fled to Yugoslavia and were disarmed. Belgrade ponders next steps.
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Austria
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Monarchist group backs Archduke Otto restoration plan
Reports say Austrian and Hungarian royalists met in Switzerland to restore Archduke Otto to the throne. They seek Franco British Italian approval and aim to secure Mussolini support. Key figures named include Randa Dunkel and Count Hiojos with a pledge on borders and treaties.
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Felix Dunkel
NITS Warns on Government Spending and Rising Tax Burden
The NITS monthly survey and the American Federation of Ta bor warn that huge government emergency spending and rising buying power risk currency dilution to cover mounting deficits. They call attention to rising tax load, extended relief rolls, increased government borrowing, and NRA failure to employ workers, arguing production must grow to sustain any expansion.
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Wisconsin economist leads drive for new social security program
NI of Mr Moosevelts project and the printer economy program are coordinated by a special committee including cabinet members to draft necessary legislation for the next executive director. Professor Witte of the University of Wisconsin advocates decentralizing industry and expanding homestead projects to move workers from tenements to smaller tracts. A related plan offers drought struck farmers relief by establishing a federal colony in the Mantanuska valley with J. Troy discussing feasibility for 2000 farm families.
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Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Mantanuska Valley
Guy John Troy
Illitam Lang Deposed as Governor of Dakota in Fraud Conviction
The Republican central committee selected Mrs Tang er to head the ticket after ILITAM LANG was deposed as governor of Dakota for conspiring to solicit political contributions from federal relief workers. If she wins, her victory would mirror the sindication of her husband as in Texas. Her opponent will be Thomas Moody, the Democrat nominee.
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Texas
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New York
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Mat Dassin famed vet and comedian dies after cancer battle
Beloved actor and stage veteran Mat Dassin died in Santa Farhara after a long cancer fight. Her illness lagged two years. she continued acting in films as long as able, endearing her to thousands with her on screen presence.
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Marie Dressler
Willegfeld
Moving Pictures
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Navy Chief Warns Against Redrawing Naval Ratios
Secretary Swenson states in personal view that the United States would oppose any realignment of naval ratios even if others seek parity. He notes powers met in London and divided strength as deemed just, warning that abandoning the ratios could lead to unpredictable shifts.
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Labor strikes and federal mediation amid rising unrest
Gov Olson opposes withdrawal of state troops as 7000 striking truck drivers seek dissolution of law and new control. Insurrection suppressed while federal mediators push for peaceful settlement. Kohler Village riot prompts National Guard deployment and tear gas and gunfire. West Coast longshoremen and marine workers return to work as arbitration covers hiring halls and wage issues.
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Walmsley and Allen clash as forces seize city offices
In a tense confrontation, Governor Allen and ally Walmsley mobilized state troops to seize the city registration office and raid red light districts as the southern cells battle over governance. The move sparks talk of a chill war while masking political aims ahead of the September primary.
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Tiarp criticism of deportation handling under Labor chief
Critics pressed the Labor Department over deportation policy after Roosevelt froze arrangements with Russia. Secretary Perkins recalled Walter W. Husband, a former Hoover Coolidge official, to service and he may be sent to Moscow as special assistant to Secretary Perkins.
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Anna Rooseiufitrail Divorce Sealed Deal Amid Trial
The president’s daughter Anna Rooseiufitrail obtained a swift divorce from her husband Call of New York after a brief trial held behind closed doors. The case, not contested by Vir Dall, cited extreme cruelty. A written agreement on the chicken siblings Sistie and Buzzie was approved but kept private.
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Savings rise as deposits hit new high nationwide
The piece notes a sharp increase in bank deposits over the past six months reaching 18,686,047 depositors and nearly ten billion dollars. It suggests people open or boost savings accounts for safety while economic activity and employment may improve with such funds.
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Steel production stalls portends slower labor market
Steel production in town stayed at low levels, about a quarter of capacity, signaling a weak labor market. Industry observers expect improvement from automobile makers next month and into the near future.
Automobile News Shows Citizens Lifting Hearts to Spend
The cheerful note in auto news signals rising consumer confidence as citizens resume spending. Market chatter and showroom activity hint at renewed demand for cars and related goods.
Fragmented World News Mix Includes Love Song Divorce Dollfuss Death and Rockefeller Center
The item mix notes a belated mention of Littler and Alussolini singing a light hearted love song in Fanlica, drift into European rapprochement after Dollfuss murder, Dressler’s death and career, Rockefeller Center’s mixed reception, Greco Russian church assets, Soviet Russia’s treasure hold, and early air raid tests on London with bombers targeting chemical industries.
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Italy
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Germany
Origin and size of Shetland ponies discussed
Pathfinder Magazine notes Shetland ponies largely originate from the Shetland islands off northern Scotland while others come from Scottish and English farms and even America. It cites Ideal Shetlands at about 10 hands high with many mature ponies under nine hands, and mentions larger algaebrand ponies raised in Shetland.
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Pathfinder Magazine
Grasshoppers Molt Skins In Growth Process
Describes grasshoppers shedding skin during development. Insects molt by hanging upside down from a support and wriggling out of the old coat as they grow, with the skin not keeping pace with bodily growth.
North American Spectacle: Columbia Glacier Roars Across Alaska
The Columbia Glacier in Alaska ranks as one of the world’s largest and most spectacular. Its slow moving ice creates a thunderous roar as it slides, a sound that echoes through the surrounding mountains and can be heard up to 12 miles offshore.
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Tiny Calypso hummingbird hailed as world’s smallest
The Calypso hummingbird, found only in Cuba, is under two inches long from beak to tail. It is so light that it can hardly be felt in the hand, smaller than the hummingbird moths seen around evening flowers.
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Punta Arenas City of Magallanes South of Chile
Punta Arenas or Magallanes sits on the Straits of Magellan as Chiles southernmost city. The climate scatters between 50 and 33 degrees with frequent rain or snow. about 25 000 residents call it home.
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Adirondack Name Meaning and Derisive Iroquois Note
The name Adirondack is said to come from an Iroquoian word meaning Tree Eaters. It captures a derisive reference by Iroquois to their Algonquin enemies who reportedly subsisted on bark and roots during sieges.
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Right to Vote and State Control of Citizenship
Qa S Turner argues in Kansas City Mines that the United States does not guarantee voting rights to citizens and that states decide eligibility. The Constitution bars discrimination by race religion or sex but states may grant broader privileges to their own citizens, creating occasional inconsistencies in citizenship status.
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United States
Birth registration gaps affect millions of Americans
Writ by Ruppellus of Shoenix, Ariz, argues that many states did not enforce compulsory birth registration laws until recently, leaving over 40 million Americans without birth records and unable to prove citizenship with birth certificates.
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Colliers Weekly
Cacao Used as Money in Aztec Tribute System
The article notes cacao beans served as money in Aztec and Mayan economies. Wealth was measured by bean quantity, with slaves and goods valued by bean counts. Cacao’s concentration as food and low production cost aided widespread use in barter and tribute payments.
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Weather Woes and Crime Blame in Colllew's Weekly
In a clipped note from Colllew's Weekly the author links severe regional winds across South America South Africa and Asia Minor to criminal behavior. The piece suggests storms incite crimes including murder, with people and animals affected by prolonged bitter winds and harsh conditions.
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District of Columbia Reorganization in 1878
The text notes that Washington faded from a combined government and municipal corporation after Congress created the District of Columbia. The District’s government and corporation continued under the organic act of 1878, establishing a unified territorial government.
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Why Gentlemen Prefer Blondes Color Vision Trivia
A fragment explains that about four percent of men are color blind and that distinguishing yellow and blue is easier, tying the idea to hair and eye color preferences.
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Theft traced rubber trees to Sir Henry Wickham
Rubber trees from India, Malay, and the Far East trace to a bold theft by Sir Henry Wickham. He intercepted seeds while Brazil sought export restrictions, claimed botanical specimens for Kew, and shipped them to England and Ceylon, sparking plantations.
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Oldest World Restaurants List Overview
The article lists historic eateries led by age. Bratwurstglecklein in Nuremberg has 625 years of sausage tradition, Mitre Hotel in Oxford offers 500 years of service, Cafe de la Regence in Paris remains open for two centuries, Ratskeller in Bremen dates from 1405, and Capella Nero in Venice is noted for its centuries of age.
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Indiana Official Flower and Tree Designations
The state adopted the tulip tree as Indiana’s official state tree on March 8 1931 and designated the zinnia as the official state flower. Earlier in 1923 the legislature chose the blossom of the tulip tree as Indiana’s native flower.
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Penguins as travelers documented by stomach contents
Duncan Stewart of Carleton College reported to the American Journal of Science that Adelle and Emperor penguins in the Antarctic show migratory movements of about 350 to 400 miles, indicating substantial travel beyond their reputed stationary lives.
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Duncan Stewart
Carleton College
American Journal of Science
Literary Digest
First Moravians settle in Savannah then move to Pennsylvania
The first Moravian settlement began in Savannah Georgia in 1735 and relocated to Pennsylvania in 1740 under Count Zinzendorf. The colony grew to several hundred and lived on communal stock, practicing industrious, cooperative labor.
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Ancient Egyptian Ills Echo Modern Ailments
An ancient text notes that Egyptians suffered many ailments similar to today including bladder stomach sinus respiratory tooth and nervous troubles fevers epilepsy and headaches reflecting timeless human health struggles.
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