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January 30, 1939

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1939During a speech in the Reichstag, Adolf Hitler makes a prediction about the end of the Jewish race in Europe if another world war were to occur.^[†]

On 30 January 1939, Adolf Hitler, dictator of Nazi Germany, gave a speech in the Kroll Opera House to the Reichstag delegates, which is best known for the prediction he made that "the annihilation of the Jewish race in Europe" would ensue if another world war were to occur.

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Headlines from January 30, 1939

BRAZILIANS ON WAY TO PARLEYS HERE; Aranha Group Is Expected to Discuss Plans to Increase United States Trade Stresses Common Interests BRAZILIANS ON WAY TO PARLEYS HERO Issue of External Debt

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

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CONGRESS FOCUSES ON OUR WORLD ROLE; Turns This Week to Defense, Questions of Plane Sales, Franco, Mexico, Guam

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.--Foreign policy and national defense will move into the Congressional spotlight this week, displacing relief legislation, which has held the major attention of both branches of the national legislature since it convened on Jan. 3.

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FRANCE REINFORCES FRONTIER TO HALT SPANISH DESERTERS; Troops Are Rushed to Border as Loyalists Continue to Cross Despite Orders REFUGEE ZONE IS STUDIED Strip 15 Miles Wide Would Be Set Aside for Soldiers Until Franco Gives Guarantees Militiamen Are Turned Back Freneh Planes Spot Deserters FRENCH REINFORCE SPANISH BORDER Refugee Zone Proposed Refugee Influx Continues

By George Axelsson Wireless To the New York Times

Reptd to have ordered troops to halt flight of pub officials into France

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STATE TAX ASPECT AWAITED IN BUDGET; Lehman's Fiscal Message and Bills to Legislature Tonight Likely to Pose Problem Budget Explained in Confidence STATE TAX ASPECT AWAITED IN BUDGET

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Reoux bill making Sen and Assembly Judiciary Coms ranking minority members Judicial Council members scheduled for final vote

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Rain and High Winds Due To Sweep the City Today

By Unknown Author

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Dewey Letter on Manton; Dewey's Letter on Judge Manton

By Unknown Author

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LABOR PEACE GAINS AFFIRMED BY GREEN; A.F.L. and C.I.O., Except Lewis, for Unity, He Says-- 'Rival Unions' a Barrier

By Louis Stark Special To the New York Times

W Green affirms gains in AFL-CIO peace prospects; finds new CIO internatl unions barriers to peace

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DEWEY SAYS JUDGE MANTON GOT $400,000 FROM LITIGANTS; SENDS CHARGES TO CONGRESS; HE LISTS SIX CASES Offers to Give House Impeachment Body Evidence on Loans BARES INCOME TAX INQUIRY Data Collected in Year's Study of Judge's Transactions, He Tells Sumners Result of Year's Inquiry Manton Defers Statement Follows Inquiry by Murphy MANTON ACCUSED IN DEWEY LETTER MeGrath Action Is Cited WARNER UNAWARE OF LOAN Says Agents Handle Affairs-- Lasker Already on Record

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WEINBERG SUICIDE; ACCUSER OF HINES USED GUARD'S GUN; KEY TRIAL WITNESS Gangster Was to Aid Dewey Against Hines in Current Case SHOOTING IN WHITE PLAINS Weinberg Had Been There for Months in Witness Hideout --Policeman Suspended Dewey Suspends Guard Neighbors Were Fooled Weinberg a Suicide With Guard's Revolver In Hideout of Witnesses Against Hines Put Weapon in Coat Widow Claims the Body A Product of the Streets An Ex-Convict at Age of 21 A Dramatic Incident in Court WILLIAMS TO BE WITNESS Man Who Altered Testimony to Be Called in Hines Case

By From a Staff CorrespondentTimes Wide World

G Weinberg, key witness, kills self with pistol taken from coat of J Kaitz, Dewey aide; Dewey orders Kaitz suspended pending investigation; J Williams to testify

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