Hitler Proclaims Fanatical Belief in Future of Movement
Der Fuehrer addressed a Nazi convention urging a fixed currency system and warning price boosters that the party will fight inflation with discipline. He claimed 5,000,000 workers had been given employment and praised the regime while noting a temporary food shortage from 1934 crops.
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Jean Harlow’s Mother Files A Divorce Action
Beverly Hills report says Mrs. Jean Bello seeks divorce from Marina Bello after public scenes and quarrels over clothing expenditures. The filing notes marital tensions and alleged financial disputes as the couple’s marriage frayed.
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Re-elected council set for officers and budget plans
The council votes 8-3 against Turgeon map purchase while 26 applicants vie for posts. An East Boscawen street lots option is funded, gas house relocation urged, and a Berryville filling station permit approved. A slaughterhouse modernization and weights study discussion follow as finance considers Millwood road land sale.
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Municipal Power Plant Feasibility Discussed and Approved
Members debated locating a site and $2 500 to guard a $26 000 armory but held off pending clearer motion. Henry proposed a third rail ordinance authorizing $2 0 for hiring an engineer to assess feasibility of a municipal power plant, and the measure passed unanimously.
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Man Lost On Carolina Hunting Trip Is Found
D C Manning September 11 rescued after six days in the Santee swamp with no food or shelter except in trees. C C W Coward a 60 year old railroad section foreman from McBee was lost seven days into a hunting trip as flood waters from the Florida hurricane prevented his return. He was found last night after a week long search.
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Ellsworth Polar Plane Crashes in Uruguay Test Flight
The Polar Star of explorer Lincoln Ellsworth crashed at Montevideo airport after engine trouble during a test flight. Ellsworth escaped injury, but one wing was broken as it tore into a wire fence during descent as he prepared for a new Antarctic expedition.
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Truth of Democracy Toot of Democracy
The fragment discusses democracy supplanting birth, property, and race with a personal value as its essential core. It presents a philosophical view on democratic equality and the primacy of individual value over hereditary or material status.
Ford Hosts Half Millionth Visitor at Steel Pier Exhibit
The Ford Exhibit on Steel Pier Atlantic City marks its 500000th visitor James J. Seaman of Yeadon Pa police receives a Ford radio from Miss Variety and the Human Ford after touring displays of Ford and Lincoln cars trucks and service facilities The exhibit also features a service school trade school and mechanical demonstrations attracting visitors nationwide
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Mexico Closes Its University
The University of Mexico is closed indefinitely after the council voted to suspend operations. Funds are depleted and students are split between right and left factions. a commission was named to demand a government subsidy to ensure full freedom of instruction from President Lazaro Cardenas.
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Man Found Dead From Gas In Baltimore Home
Charles Stricker aged 38 was found dead in his Baltimore residence today with an open gas jet in his hand. Coroner Dr. Thomas H. Phillips is investigating the death as a possible gas exposure incident.
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Veteran Victim Lists Announced in Florida Hurricane
A public list of 62 U S war veterans killed in the Florida hurricane was released by Frank T Hines administrator of veterans affairs. Additional names will be announced as identifications are confirmed.
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Barbara Bell Pattern No 174B Designs Wide Silhouette Blouse
The article describes a Barbara Bell pattern for a wide silhouette blouse with discreet gathers at the neck and waist, a modified bishop sleeve, long pointed collar, and matching pattern sizes 14 through 42. It notes fabric requirements and promotes the Barbara Bell Pattern Book with assorted designs for children to mature figures.
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