Austria in Revolt Amid European War Watch
A turbulent Austrian crisis unfolds as Dollfuss suppresses socialist resistance in Vienna and across major centers with government troops, while Nazi Germany eyes the move with cautious sympathy. Italian frontier preparations and Czech resistance tensions frame a broader European clash, as arms flows and political maneuvering intensify toward potential conflict.
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Austria
Nazvi
Germany
Italy
Irance
Great Britain
Hitler
Russia
Ilka
Japan
Finn Fay
Frost von Starhemberg
Shelly Byascist
Dollfuss
Vienna
Moaihly
Ting Gratz
Steyr
Dollfusa
Socialista
Great
Reichsbridge
Ley
Prince von Klarhemberg
Ling and Stey
Colurnadis
Rders
Donkfuss
Workers of
Venture of Nations
Strig
Totris
Ficlifs
Tonten
Sotasta
Elunakia
Prague
Sene Place
Czechoslovvakia
Gemundt
Lreschburg
Sentence Pronounced in Po MineCrachon Case in Senate
The senate sent a sentence on William Po MineCrachon for tampering with correspondence after subpoena. The same punishment was given to ELIT Prittln, vice president of Northwest Knats, while two other defendants were acquitted. Cracken had been fined $100 by the District Supreme Court for misrepresentation in obtaining a writ of habeas corpus before arrest. Gen Westover.
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Ed Ile
Senate
Barley
Washington
Oscar Westover
Douglas MacAthur
Col Charlies
Lindbergh
Aia
General Varley
Blacks
Blacks Innvestigating Committee
Thin Neley
Walter PD Brown
William Po MineCrachon
Stimall
Elit Prittln
Northwest Knats
Iac Cracken
District Supreme Court
Plans for permanent public works program proposed
President and aides name a committee to craft definite plans for large scale public works. The program aims to spur economic and social change with potential funding near a half a billion dollars. Unemployment may linger at three to five million after recovery, requiring continued public employment. Proposals include water power development, flood control, soil erosion prevention, reforestation, and regional small industries to mix farming and factory work. A pilot subsistence homes project uses recovery funds for public domain forest development and land use.
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Icretarivs Igkhts
Wats
Girls Works Administration
CWO
CWA
Civil Works Administration aims large layoff plan
The Civil Works Administration outlines a plan to cut its staff by about 20 percent weekly, halting work on all federal projects not on federal or public property. The administrator begins implementing phased reductions, affecting workers on health and sanitation projects, with money allocated to rural sanitation and malaria control programs in the Ohio Valley.
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Worts
Cenztss
Uscamh
Hirsens
Wielr Yas
Karry
Housing agency picks key official in federal housing push
The article notes a shake up in the Public Works housing division with a new director and cabinet confirmed figures. Robert Dikehn, a New York architect, has held the top post for nine tenths of the leadership term as part of a drive to expand federal housing funding.
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Atio
Packitt
Thicaa Wits
Disisien
Public Works
Khes
Robert Dikehn
New York
Nine Tenths
Telmet Hackett
Thiipe
Hatabird & Loot
Washinett
Federal Housing Corporation
Greece Berates Deportation Bid For Ill Soldier
A scrambled report asserts Greek officials resist deporting a sick soldier named Samuel Insiuil due to his frail health. Tealiris warns forced transport would be murder while noting Insiuil’s condition and advisers in Athens.
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Psii Tsatpevaris
Greece
Simuel —Insiuil
Ufe Tealiris
Tartece
Insah
Athirs
Death of L F Traylor Prominent Banker and Politician
CIVIN A TIEAYLOR president of the First National Bank of Chicago died at his home after a several week battle with pneumonia. Born in a Kentucky log cabin 59 years ago he rose to banking leadership and gained political prominence with consideration for the Democratic presidential nomination in 1932. The city and country mourn the loss of a major figure in finance and public life.
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H Civin
Tieaylor
Lirst National Bank of Chicago
Hig
Traylor
Kentucky
Chica
New Ambassador Presents Credentials to President
Alrost Salto presented credentials to President Khoosevele as the new ambassador to Washington. The two leaders exchanged assurances of friendship and mutual confidence, affirming that any political or economic questions will be addressed peacefully. The dialogue emphasized ongoing peace in the Pacific and cooperative effort to foster prosperity in the region.
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Pee
Washington
Alrost Salto
Khoosevele
Sulta Salt
Japan
United States
Family of Nations
Sali
Pacific
Presul
Lucific
Direct election amendment gains Senate committee support
PNDLENDINIS and Insurgents push for constitutional reform to end the electoral college. Senator George W Neetis sees approval from the Senate Judiciary Committee with one negative vote from Senator Stephens of Mississippi. The plan would let voters cast directly for president and vp, replacing current electors and prorating a state's electoral votes by each candidate's share.
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Pndlendinis
Congress
George W Neetis
Senate
Stephens
Mississippi
Edlitzers
Erestdindla
Model state recovery law draws from national plan
Recessed ENOLS states draft a model recovery bill to curb constitutional barriers to enforce codes on interstate commerce. The plan allows governors to coordinate with federal authorities to implement national recovery aims while making violations misdemeanors with penalties.
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Cs Enols
All Nations
United States
National Industrial Recovery Act
Revenue Bill Compromise Drawn by Senate Finance Panel
The Washington business groups express general satisfaction with a new revenue plan, though objections remain to some provisions. The compromise by the Fill subcommittee and the Treasury department focuses on depreciation, consolidated returns, and corporate reorganizations, with changes like an earned income tax for certain consolidated filings and adjusted rates for partnerships and government bonds.
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Npatinvi
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Bones Ag
Khor
Sirtiy
Ben
Pers
Tarheing
Civil War Flares In Austria Shake Nation
Brisbane this week reports widespread trouble as Dollfuss battles the Austrian Socialist Workmen's party to keep Nazi influence out of Austria. In Vienna Socialist fighters shell a four million dollar Karl Marx apartment house housing about 2,000 people with machine guns and grenades as Austrian troops bombard the structure.
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Austria
Herr Dollfuss
Socialist Workmen's
Dollfuss
Germany
Vienna
War Warning Echoes From Ancient Trial
A fragment recalls a distant conflict sparked by an assassination in Jupsburg, with Austela striking back and dragging Iurepe into a vast war. The note hints at a missed chance to prevent bloodshed by hanging the Serbian murderer and closing with a call for sensible discussion.
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Austela
Jupsburg
Iurepe
World War News Mix From Europe and Asia
War updates describe bombardments near Vienna and Austrian fronts with Russia and Japan preparing for broader action. France and Spain face strikes and monarchist socialist tensions as global conflict intensifies, while other war reports touch evolving fronts and political turmoil.
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Vienna
Russia
Jaupin
Asia
France
Spialn
United workers rally across Austria and Transstusslags
Laiavda reports enthusiastic coverage of worker demonstrations and general mobilizations in Trance and Austria. The piece portrays a rising revolutionary front opposing Fatcism as workers press for unity.
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Moscow
Awstria
Trance
Laiavda
Liavda Sys
Size of Humming Bird Compared To The Ostrich
The text describes the humming bird as tiny beside the ostrich. It notes a Cuban humming bird about 18 and a quarter inches long and an ostrich reaching eight feet in height and weighing up to 300 pounds. It mentions the giant humming bird in the Andes at about ten inches long.
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Cuba
Ande
South America
Living Conditions of Fish Across Lake Habitats
A fragment discusses how fish species adapt to varied lake environments. Deep water dwellers move to shallows to spawn while some shoals stay in mud bottoms. Habitats shift with sediments and water conditions, shaping inland lake history.
Irish Name Changes Reflect Old Language Revival
Irish Tree State restores or substitutes Gaelic forms for Anglicized place names. Kingstown is now Dun Laoghaire, Queenstown renamed Cobh, and Kilkenny rendered as Ceann Locha or Ciill Chalainn in line with Gaelic heritage and pronunciation shifts.
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Closurn
Kingstown
Dun Loaghaire
Cuera
Queenstown
Linen and China Stock on Large Ship Reveals Jumble
A fragmentary report describes the linen and china count aboard a large ship named Llastarce. It notes 47000 napkins and 600 tablecloths being prepared for a voyage, highlighting housekeeping duties in naval logistics.
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Llastarce
Holidays in Australia Observed with Public Breaks
The article notes Australian holidays during Christmas and the holiday season, listing multiple public days. It mentions King’s Day, the Prince of Waits Week, and regional anniversaries across various provinces, highlighting extended holiday periods and local observances.
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Australia
Tabor Wiss
St Erftiel
Fragmented chemical description fragment hints at solvent mix
A garbled OCR passage mentions a solution likely composed of amy acetate acetone and a small amount of hydroxyline. It reads as a partial chemical description with unclear context and missing key details.
Undefined Legal Term Usage Across Regions
The excerpt discusses the word insure and related forms, noting varied usage in the United States and the United Kingdom. It explains meanings related to supplying, giving authority, and making secure, with emphasis on living subjects and the shift in sense toward security.
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United States
Tigland
Australian horse racing culture and Melbourne Cup note
An OCR fragment describes widespread horse racing in Australia with monthly race meetings in major cities and a reference to Melbourne Cup. It mentions families owning horses and communities hosting events, though the text is fragmented and informal. Strong entities: Melbourne Cup, Australia.
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Australia
Early Artificial Fertilization of Fish Eggs Record
A fragment notes the first artificial fish fertilization by an Austrian monk Don Lilo who hatched trout using fertilization methods. The practice spread to German fish farms and influenced cy mimics in later research.
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Don Lilo
Germany
Seven Wonders of the World Recounted in Fragmented List
The fragmentary OCR lists seven wonders including the Lighthouse of Alexandria and the Statue of Zeus with various corrupted names. It references the Lighthouse, Gardens of Semiramis, Mausoleum at Halicarnassus, and others, but confidence in exact spellings is low due to errors.
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Ted Tist
Toyot
Semiramis
Tatysin
Semple
Diana
Julesux
Yeus
Lhciliun
Wausolus
Alexandria
Uelne
Diet of Navajo Indians of Twenty Four Dates
Historical excerpt reviews provisions for Navajo diet and health practices observed by specific communities. It notes traditional foods, seasonal access, and strict routines affecting daily meals. The text discusses customary care, and possible shifts in nourishment aligned with colonial and regional influences.
Mediterraneans Climate and Seasonal Temperature Note
A fragment discusses the Mediterranean region climate noting mild winters and hot summers. It mentions moon temperature and heat tempered by sea breezes in many locales, highlighting seasonal variation.
Wedding anniversaries and their traditional names
A list of widely accepted wedding anniversaries and their corresponding materials or symbols. Includes early years such as cotton and leather through to milestone years like ruby, emerald, and diamond, noting variations in some ordinal labels.
Color of Sea Water Appearance in Ocean Clarity
The deep blue of open seas contrasts with green near shore due to selective absorption of sea light by organisms. Clear surface water reflects blue rays while plankton reflects red and yellow rays, blending to green in shallow, mixed waters.
Buckeyes Named for 1840 Harrison Campaign Emblems
The Buckeye label for Ohio derives not from buckeye trees but from the 1840 presidential campaign of General William Harrison. Buckeye cabins and waking sticks became symbols of the candidate, a distinction that permanently marks Ohioans as Buckeyes.
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Buckeye
Buckeye State
William of Harrison
Fireweed Invades Burned Forest Areas After Fire
The passage notes spiked willow herb known as fireweed thrives in landscapes devastated by fires. It earns its name as the plant blooms in that season, with magenta flowers opening progressively through summer and producing long seed vessels.
Otter Behavior Reported Invariate Water Habits
The passage describes an otter as a skilled water creature that can chase and catch fish, noting its adeptness in aquatic environments. It mentions wild tendencies, including a hypothetical scenario where an otter disrupts a nearby area and impacts local poultry, and an unrelated note about possible beehive behavior.
Nature's Carnival at Leslawstone Park
A vivid description of Nature's Carnival scenes at Leslawstone Park with vivid pools, steaming mud, colorful terraces, and sunlit scenery. The text evokes bubbling pools and striking mineral formations.
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Leslawstone Park
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