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Stolid Germans, munching veal sandwiches and sugar-topped kuchen at Hamburg's airport last week, failed to recognize Edward of Wales as he landed from the 40-passenger British air liner Heracles. Escorted by bristling Luft Hansa officials, H. R. H. sauntered into the refreshment room, sat down among the munchers, nibbled his first meal in Germany since...
...must be made King of Hanover, as his ancestors were before him!" Last week the Prussian Province of Hanover was not looking for a King. But in Berlin a highly successful revue, The Very Last Minute, was cut by the police, merely because Edward of Wales had landed in Hamburg 160 miles away...
...whole Reich a highly centralized rule with all reins held tightly at Berlin-just as Paris holds the reins of France. In the French Republic there are no "States," free or otherwise, but only "departments."' Germany teems with "free states" such as Prussia and "free cities" such as Hamburg. Angel von Papen has been whittling, little by little, into German states' rights almost from the moment he became Chancellor (TIME, June...
...Baron Gottfried von Cramm of Berlin: the German tennis championship; beating Roderich Menzel of Czechoslovakia 3-6, 6-2, 6-2, 6-3 in the final; at Hamburg...
...upon death of husband to estate appraised at about $100,000,000." In 1916 he resigned a Union Pacific vice-presidency to enter the shipbuilding field. Later he formed American Ship & Commerce Corp., an ambitious scheme for international trade. In 1926 the company sold most of its vessels to Hamburg-American and is still liquidating its shipbuilding and heavy machinery business. Mr. Harriman is a director also of American Hawaiian Steamship...