Hitler in Hazard This Hour Tests German Army and Leadership
The analysis argues Hitler's grip is precarious as the army may back von Hindenburg over him. It notes von Papen’s speech sparked mutterings and that Hitler could have ended the uprising by executing Papen. It recalls Germany’s WWI stance and Britain France neutrality pacts affecting Belgium and Holland to avert invasion.
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Hitler
Germany
von Hindenbure
von Papen
Hindenburg
von Open
Hut
von Popen
United States
France
England
Belgium
Holland
Paris
France Wages Tax Burden Highlighted by U S Nephew Letter
Lloyd McCall in Le Havre reports high French taxes and harsh conditions for workers and farm hands. He notes long hours, low pay, and scarce food, plus a cherry festival labor market, cafe wages, and a 1864 naval battle anniversary celebrated by Americans in Paris.
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Paris
A. W. McCall
Leviathan
U. S. Lines
New York
Plymouth
England
Germany
N. Y
France
Saint Saurge
Nevers
Niesse
A. Wm
Eucchus
Saint-Julian de Gironde
Bordeaux
Tesou P. m
Place de la Concorde
Cherbourg
Shak-Boo
U. S
Kersage
Alabama
Plane crash in St Ansgar claims five aboard during Fourth celebration
A plane piloted by Fred Symington crashed in southeast St Ansgar as a Fourth of July celebration was underway. Five people died, including Ed Labersky and Vaney Labersky of Grafton, Gladys toker, and Marvin Milles, with center scenes of the wreckage and observers from Gillards guarding the site for state inquiry.
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Fred Symington
Ackley
Iowa
St. Ansgar
Borchardt
Gillards
Pfred Symington
St.nagar
North
Bits and Bobs of Wit From Aboard and Ashore
A collage of comic verse snippets and quips from a naval college anecdote to old newspaper jokes. Light reflections on aging, nursing care, and a honeymoon telegram punchline pepper the page alongside cartoon caption style banter and a final proverb about steam and wheels.
The Thin Man at State Theater Opens
MGM cosmopolitan thriller The Thin Man stars William Powell as Nick Charles detective turned husband. Dashiell Hammett created a mystery about three murders involving the Wynant family with Woollcott praising it as America’s best detective tale.
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Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer
Hollywood
Dashiell Hammett
America
Nick Charles
Wynant
Alexander Woollcott
Sinwatt Lewis
William Powell
Most Precious Thing in Life Opens at Fox Theater
Opening today at the 9 Mor theater Columbia presents Most Precious Thing in Life a two day run. The film follows two generations of a family featuring Donald Coon Jean Arthur Richard Cromwell and Anita Louise.
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Columbia
Donald Coon
Jean Arthur
Richard Cromwell
Anita Louise
Travis Inaghan
Riddy
Play Adaptation by Hecht and Mowlec Staged by Wesley Auggles
Wesley Auggles who directed College Humor wielded the megaphone on Shoot the Works an adaptation of an original play written by Ben Hecht and Gene Mowlec. The program features numbers including My Eyes Wide Open Am Dreaming Do I Love You Take a Lesson from the Lark and Were Your Ears Burning.
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Wesley Auggles
Ftelere
Ben Hecht
Gene
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al W. McCall
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By the
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Ida Gordon
Florida
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Mrs. Brown
Elmer
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Newport
National Museum
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Fox
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Bern
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Muie
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