Pledge Given League To End Growing Fears
Geneva June 29 Italy seeks to calm Britain and France by pledging not to build a huge Ethiopian army in a note delivered on the eve of a league assembly. Emperor Haile Selassie will personally plea for justice as Italy plans cooperation with the League. Negus in seclusion works on his appeal to be delivered in French. A proposed international college of elder statesmen could aid peace.
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Geneva
Italy
Great Britain
France
League of Nations
Sion
League Assembly
Haile Selassie
Negus
Halle Selassie
League
Nicolas Politis
Politis
United States
Germany
Japan
Assembly
Selassie
Health Battle Teaches FOR How To Fight
Charles Norman chronicles Franklin D. Roosevelt's inflection point after infantile paralysis and his rise from illness to political prominence. The piece traces his 1921 Campobello onset, Warm Springs rehabilitation, the 1924 and 1928 conventions, and the genesis of the Roosevelt Smith tie while highlighting his stubborn will and early governorships.
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Charles Norman
Associated Press
Franklin D. Roosevelt
James M. Cox
Harding
Goolidge
Roosevelt
New York City
Campobello
New Brunswick
Tammany
Warm Springs
Happy Warrior
Madison Square Garden
Boy Scout Foundation of
Greater New York
Bear Mountain
N. Y
al” Smith
Houston
Tex
Communists Attack Rightists in France
Paris reports show Communists demanding dissolution of Col. Francois de la Rocque's Croix de Feu and the Rightist party. Street clashes occurred between right and left groups amid unrest as parliamentary debate looms over the government decree.
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Paris
Col
Francois de la Rocque
France
de la Rocques
People's Front
Toulouse
Chamber of Deputies
Croix de Feu
Chamber
de la Rocque
Social Party
Jacques Doriot
Ethiopia Air Bombing Report From Djibouti
The London Daily Telegraph says Italian planes bombed thousands of Ethiopian warriors near Harar, the second city of Emperor Haile Selassie’s lost kingdom, after being driven to bombing from Djibouti.
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Ethiopia
London Daily Telegraph
Djibouti
Harar
Hate Selassie
Four Year Old Hurt in Auto Crash on Third Avenue
A four year old boy, John Charles Towles, suffered a deep gash on his cheek from windshield glass when his father Dc. A Towles' car struck a parked truck at Third Avenue and Jackson Street. He was taken to St Anthonys Hospital by a Griggs ambulance in serious but not critical condition, with his parents planning to take him home last night.
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John Charles Towles
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Griggs
Third Avenue
Jackson Street
Dc. A. Towles
West
Thirteenth Avenue
Alarm voices at NEA rally urge academic freedom
The National Education Association opened its 74th convention with calls to defend teaching independence. Dr Henry Smith of Indiana University released a report urging teachers to feel free in their teaching. Dr Frederick Hunter of Oregon spoke as lawmakers debated repealing the anti Communism oath rider in national funding.
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Portland
Orc
National Education Association
America
Committee On Academic Freedom
Renry L. Smith
Indiana University
Association
Frederick M. Hunter
Oregon
Legislative Commission
Washington, D. C
Rattlesnakes in Court as Barber Husband Stands Trial
In Los Angeles a barber Rob ert S. James stands trial for allegedly murdering his seventh wife Mary last August 4 to collect $20,000 life insurance. A rattlesnake in a glass cage, named Lethal, struck repeatedly as a snake expert testified to its venomous nature while James watched from the courtroom.
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Los Angeles
Robert S. James
Mary
James
Charles Hope
Former Ranger Hamer Injured by Playful Pig
June 29 report from Austin says Frank Hamer, famed Texas Ranger who battled desperados including Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker, fractured an ankle after slipping on grass while playing with a javelina pig. He was taken to a local hospital for treatment.
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Austin
Frank Hamer
Texas
Victor
Clyde Barrow
Bonnie Parker
Hamer
Fort Worth businessman injured in Glade crash
P W Maddox, 35, a Fort Worth businessman, was critically injured when his car struck a wagon with three African American occupants in Glade, Texas. Attendants fear amputation of Maddox's leg. In Alaska, Bob West, a lone radio operator and weather observer on Canyon Island, makes annual visits to Juneau for a haircut, with visitors arriving by air several months apart.
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Glade Water
Tex
P. W. Maddox
Fort Worth
Maddox
Juneau, Alaska
Bob West
Alaska
Juneau
Canyon Island
Pacific Alaska Airways
Philco
London
Paris
Berlin
New Office Location in Fisk Building Unveiled
New office address listed as Suite 107 Fisk Building with offices phone 2 1291 and residents phone 2 188. The notice updates contact details for street level offices and resident lines.
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Fisk Building
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League of Nations Assembly
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Roosevelt-Smith
Greenon
Johnson
Taylor
Small Boy
RED Rider
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A. F. Lumpkin
Speaking
TROY
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