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Hindenburg Moves to Save Von Papen from Hitler's 'viiTv-'W'.’- -I r AVnUOB DAH.T For«eMt~(rt~b.is. Wool fW IK* Htmrn *t Bartlord. Fair toaiigkt and Ingi loo*l thonter efcowee* 5,428 arioiiiuun or nlglit; oooler Tto<f i y Manlier of tko Audit night and WedneeSagr. Bnreoa of OtrenlottoM. MANCHESTER, CONN„ MONDAY, JULY 2. 1934. (FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS ^^^ VOL. U H n NO. 232. Before Mutiny Sepiu^at^ Hitler And Storm Troop Chief_____ | WOOLEN STRIKE HINDENBURG MOVES TO SAVE SET FOR TODAY ISCAUBOFF VON PAPEN FROM HITLER’S IRE Union Organizer Says Isolat- ed Locals May Walk Ont Conspirators Are Told VICE CHANCELLOR Bat Efforts to Be Made to Their Heads Will Roll TO BE DISMISSED Keep Them Working. SSOCI.STED PRESS missioned by him shall be relent- Words to'^tiie song of death, play- lessly punished, and most severely.’-’ i n n ■ C< Tn , ' o • C J II* ividence, R. I., July 2.—(AP)—^ ed In Germai^Miy. the sllrat Chan- Dr. Ernst Hanfstaengi. Hitler ad- BeniD Rcports Say That lioeriiig Will Sncceed Hnn — vlser. In America— ' threktened general strike in the cellor Hitler: vimolen Industry, scheduled for to- ,Dr. Joseph Goebbela^J>ropaganda “Hitler has averted chaos, and he minister. In a broadcas|. has not only averted ruin for Ger- Special Police Still Patrol Capitol Streets— 18 Nan- day, has been postponed. "Those who conspire agaitist^ the many. but for the entire civilized Joseph A. Sylvia, organizer of the state may rest assured that world.” United TekUle Workers of America, are pIayU.g with their own heads.' , Chancellor Engelbert Dollfuas of Leaders Were Executed in Saturday’s '‘House Clean- General Herman Goering, in an Atrsfria— ■aid isolated locals might walk out, but added the union would exert order to Storm Troopers— MKwe hear now from the Third ing”—Situation in Germany Remains Tense. "Der Fuehrer (Hitler) has com- Reich dofes^ot have a very pleas- every effort to get them to return manded that any critics of the exe- ant sound, But^'hat we hear does to work. cutions ordered by.him surd that not surprise us/'vi^e.s not the light at last dawn upon iHkthat one can- BLXLETIN! The postponement waa voted yes- any attempt at discussion of his or- terday at a meeting of union dele- Ironic in light df subsequent developments la this picture' showing Adolf HlUer (4) and his close friend, ders and actions by leaders of the not make a people ha^py with vio- Y'lenna, July 2.—(.AP) — The Executed As Rebel gates from the six New England Captain Ernst Roehm (1) walking shoulder to shoulder during a review of Storm Troopers, of v/hom Roehm party'and by state officials com- lent methods?” ncovspaper Telegrnf In a dis- states and New Jersey and Pennsyl- was leader. In the recent uprising Roehm committed suicide after Hitler himself had arrested him and patch from Linz said travellers In Reich Mutiny arriving there from the Austro- vania. r stripped him of power. Action Endorsed FORGOTTEN TICKET WTNS ^erm an border this morning The 425 Delegates indorced the heard cannon fire In the dlrec- ; $110,900 IN SWEEPSTAKES. LONERGAN TO MAKE tlonSof^Munlch. action of their national leaders, who agreed at Washington conferences Tbere''*^u no confirmation Stamford, July. 2.—(AP)— A | B« >-et of tho^ports. last Thursday to "withhold’’ the FLYING BROTHERS ticket which Everett Higgins of-: strike. ’The union’s executive coun- PRESIDENT STARTS OFF Sound Beach, an oil burner sery- I KEYNOTE ADDRESS The travelers^ Insisted they cil was instructed, however, to wire clearly heard unititerrupted ar- Ice man bought several months j the new Industrial board set up hy NEARING POUND ago and stuck away at hts home. | tillery lire. ^ the NRA for an ’’immediate’’ ad- turned 6ut to lie worth $110,643 i It was reogited that tHe'-.feb- justment of the machine load situa- ON HIS OCEAN CRUISE niary artillery bombardmenf In this morhlng, when he received a | State Democratic Chairman tion in the woolen mills.’’ telegram from Panama signed ' Vienna also waa clearly heard Sylvia declined to say how long for some distance. Those re- jFpr^d by the Panama International I .„porting today’s, Xlting seeme^ un-, Ahe jipqncll svp.uld,..’y.altfo r .’’imme- Bweepstakwr-eommittee; - telling j -Wilson Also Trying to Get diate’’ adjiistme'ht'of the maehtoe Tff'’Visit American - Posses- “cli»r as to It* ’ locatlo'h except I him the, ticket drew a horsie, Zu- that It was someuhere between load proposal. i llok. which paid that sura in the , in Enrope After Snccess- Professor Tugwell. Pasoan, Germany, and Munich. sions in the Atlantic and i-l8tteiY._ Hlif.ginB checked the WITHIN 30 HOURS r vrtra and found Itr wsSrsaiT Berlin, July i-^(A P)^?A hold TiSBTrossmg Aflanfic. I Panama. He now awaits the ASSERTS NEW DEAL Pacific— To Stop at Haiti j draft which the telegrram said Hartford, July 2.—(AP)—Senator stroke from President Paul Von Hlndenburg today, calling the ' w'ould follow. Augustine Lonergan may be the Torun, Polana, July 2.— (AP)— keynote speaker at the Democratic Relchswehr to the defense of Vice on Thnrsday. Merimry Headed for New Chancellor Franz Von Papen’s MUST BE A SUCCESS Brooklyn’s flying brothers, Joseph State convention In September, It safety, was quickly followed by ad- and Benjamin Adamowicz, were became known today. Record as Temperatnre forced down near here today en- HENRY FORD STILL -vices from usually well informed Aboard the U. S. S. Gilmer Ac- State Chairman David A. Wilson companying President Roosevelt,' route to Warsaw, making their sa<d that "several people” have al- quarters that the vice chancellor Historian Declares That would resign, or would be ousted at y July 2—(AP) —President Roose- Hovers Aronnd 90 Mark. fourth landing in Europe after con- leady approached him with the sug- quering the Atlantic. DECLINES TO SIGN the Instigation of Chancellor HlUer. velt turned to the open sea today, gestion that the Senator be asked probably tomorrow Roosevelt Is Last Hope of A defective gasoline pipe waa the to make the keynote address and the striking out on his historic journey By ASSOCIATED PRESS 'trouble this time. Neither of the suggestion has his approval. How-' Advisors said that Prussian to the American possessions of the brothers waa hurt and the plane Premier Hermann Wilhelm Goering ’The mercury was headed today ever, the selection of a- keynoter would succeed von Papen In the vice Democracy and Capitalism Atlantic and Pacific. was not damaged in the landing. v.lll be In the hands of a committee The cruiser Houston, carrying' toward a record for July 2 as the They hoped to fix the gasoline NRA Yet to Receive Blue chancellory. vrhich, according to customary pro- President von Hlndenburg. who the President, neared Hampton temperature hovered !n the 90’a. pipe by 4 p. m., and make another cedure, Is appointed by the state Roads at dawn for a final exchange start to Warsaw, their goal when earlier in the day had sent his con- University, Va.. -July 2*—(AP) of official papers after a cheering The most scorching July 2 in the Eagle Compliance from Central committee for this purpose. gratulations and blessings to both Weather Bureau’s records occurred they left Brooklyn. | Leader of the storm troopers in Harry Elmer Barnes, historian, pro- sendoff as darkness fell last night Entitled To Honor HlUer and Goering, threatened a fessor and author, called President In 1913 when the thermometer vose Worse Than Ocean I Groups urging Mr. Lonergan’s state of siege If von Papen were Berlin, Karl Ernst (above), wa* at Annapolis, Md. The soda pop manufacturers ap- Detroit Magnate. among the conspirators who died Franklin D.' Roosevelt the “last From Hampton Roads, the Presi- to 92. ’The weatherman said ' this selection a.ssert that It would be vlcUmized for hla recent bold stand dent goes to the high seas, stopping would be exceeded by at least three parently find flying over the conti- fitting for the state's first Demo- In criticizing some Nazi policies. in the short-lived revolt. Ho waa hope of Democracy and Capital- briefly at Haiti Thursday before degrees today with 95 probably be- nent much more trying than the cratic Senator to be elected directly A guard of special blackshirt sol- seized In Bremen and, it Is re- ism," as he addressed a round table ocean. Washington, July 2—(AP)^NRA ported, wraa brought hy plane to forum of the Institute of Public Af- landing at P’uerto Rico Friday to ing the average high mark. hy the people, to be given this honor. diers, waa delegated to ensure von travel across the island. Today wm the fourth success! id ) They were forced down in a pota- still had not received a signed let- The movement Is expected to Papen’s safety. Berlin, where he was ex,w:uted. fairs here today. to field at Crossen. Germany, last Speaking on "Dictatorship ahd A gay tlotilla of small craft sur- day in which the mercury slipped ter of Blue Eagle compliance from grow stronger wi'.en the state com- Fate Uncertain rounded' the Houston In midstream over the 90 mark. The record Is six night because of a gasoline short- The ultimate fate of the vice indicated they felt the Hohenzol- Democracy,” Mr. Barnes said "If age. The flight to Crossen waa Henry Ford today, though a local mittee meets In NeW Haven, July 11, the New Deal collapses we have the at Annapolis and shrieked farewell consecutive days. to arrange for caucuses and the fall chancellor, bitter CbnservaUve crlUc lern bouse was tn no way impllcat- ' to the happy President, bent eager- Relief Promised made from Paris, where the pair dealer indicated his intention to bid of some of the Nazi methods, bad ed and that Von Muelmheim’s ar- stark reality of Fascism and then had gone after being forced down on approximately $2,000,000 of War convention.
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