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Hitler’s half-brother Alois opened a café in Berlin
The first motorcycle license issued to a woman in Washington D.C
San Francisco extends their streetcar routes
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The Nyon Conference ended with an agreement to establish a system of patrol zones, with the British and French assuming the most responsibility.
Detroit Police receive 60 new motorcycles.
Santa Monica Boulevard in Los Angeles.
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The Battle of Xinkou began.
Heinrich Himmler decreed that Jews could be released from “protective custody” in concentration camps if they provided evidence that they were emigrating.[
Japanese forces captured Datong.
The Chinese government made a formal appeal to the League of Nations to take action against Japan.
In his final address on the closing day of the Nuremberg Rally, Hitler declared that the failure of Franco’s Nationalists would “upset the balance of power in Europe, which is of vital importance to Germany.”
German Tennis player Gottfried von Gramm is on the cover of this week’s Time Magazine
Kitty Keene aired for the first time on NBC Red Network.
Group of American Legion Secretaries Typing. New York City
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Excerpts from a letter written by the imprisoned German pastor Martin Niemöller were read to his congregation. “I often think of others who must wander through the same dark valley as myself”, one passage read. “But it is a comfort to us all to know that you are praying for us. I am certain the almighty God will triumph.”
Rudolf Caracciola of Germany won the Italian Grand Prix.
A bomb explodes at the French Employers Confederation’s building, in Paris France
The Royal Family at Buckingham Palace
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President Roosevelt gave a press conference in New York vowing he would do everything possible “to keep us out of war.”
A new Saturday Evening Post and New Yorker Magazine
Bette Cooper of New Jersey won the 11th Miss America beauty pageant.
The story continues with the second journal. This is an entry from her personal diary, by Elizabeth Lancaster
Visited with Burdettes.
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The Nyon Conference began in Nyon, Switzerland, aiming to address attacks on international shipping in the Mediterranean during the Spanish Civil War.
German police parade before Adolf Hitler in front of Hotel Deutsches Haus, at a Nazi Party Congress rally. Nuremberg, Germany
Forest Hills, NY Tennis Stadium crowd
The story continues with the second journal. This is an entry from her personal diary, by Elizabeth Lancaster Letter from Arnold telling me
Letter from Arnold explaining details of the “disappointment’ Sat and evidently, he was too griped because he swore!
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Hitler laid the cornerstone for the Deutsches Stadion
This quip on Cheese Burgers appeared in the Wilkes-Barre Times Leader, Pennsylvania,
The Workers On Strike Occupying The Yard Of Simca-Fiat Of Nanterre Following The Redundancy Of Several Workers
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Italy announced it would not be attending the upcoming Nyon Conference on Mediterranean piracy due to the Soviet Union’s demands on Italy for satisfaction. Germany would not be participating either.
Bloudan Conference: A Pan-Arab conference of 400 unofficial delegates in Bloudan rejected the Peel Commission report recommending partition of Palestine.
Nazi leaders gathered in Nuremberg on September 8, 1937, for the opening ceremony of the National-Socialist meeting.
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The Zaragoza Offensive ended in Republican failure.
The Battle of Belchite ended in a tactical Republican victory.
The Battle of Cape Cherchell was fought.
A manifesto written by Hitler was read by Adolf Wagner at the Nuremberg Rally, offering to stand beside Italy and Japan in a “defensive fight” against communism.
The first winners of the new German National Prize for Art and Science were announced.
Socialities riding in Central Park
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The Battle of El Mazuco began in the north.
Italy denied responsibility for the sinking of the Timiryazev and Blagoev.
The Prime Minister of Spain is on the cover of this week’s Time Magazine
Young Hitlerians are on parade in Stuggart
New School buses hit the road in Winston-Salem NC
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