Paralysis in the East Spreading. U P survey finds national trend
The United Press reports infantile paralysis is epidemic in North Carolina and Virginia and spreading to other areas including New York City. Outside these epidemic regions the disease is below normal and expected to decline with autumn weather. In the week ended Aug. 3, 418 new cases were recorded nationwide.
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United Presey
New York
U.P
United Press
North Carolina
Virginia
New York City
U. S. Public Health Service
Mussolini Seen as Peace Advocate Through Global Treaties
The piece portrays Benito Mussolini as a statesman who pursued peace via the Locarno pact, Kellogg Briand agreement, Four Power Pact, and eastern Mediterranean treaties. It notes his balancing act with Germany and France, Vatican concord, and domestic reforms that built Rome and boosted self sufficiency, including the wheat battle.
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Italy
Mussolini
Great Britain
Frince
Germany
Belgium
France
Trais
League of Nations
United States
Poland
Czecho
Pierre Laval
Rome
Vatican II
Slovakia
Jar
Britain
Russia
Europe
Asia
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Austria
Unknown Soldier grave memorial near Kennesaw Mountain
A memorial report describes the lone grave of an Unknown Soldier beside the Western and Atlantic rail line near Kennesaw Mountain. It notes careful upkeep by section men, flowers from trains, and a marble headstone inscribed AN UNKNOWN HERO with reverent reflections on the war
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Kennesaw Mountain
America
Western and
Atlantic Section
Isle
Somewhere
Man on relief charged in worker attack
J. Dunham, 37, went on trial in Port Worth on aggravated assault charges for attacking Texas Relief Administration case worker Mrs Kathryn Henry, daughter of city health director Dr. A H Fiickwir. Witnesses stated Dunham grabbed her hair after a violent confrontation when she refused his tone rider request.
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Port Worth
WPF
J. Dunham
Kathryn Henry
Texas Relief Administration
A. H. Fiickwir
Dunham
Mrs
Public sale of impounded stock in Amarillo
The City of Amarillo will sell in the highest bidder for cash at the City Pound Gates at Fourth Avenue and Monroe Street between 2:00 and 3:60 P.M. Saturday August 17 1935 the impounded livestock including two 12 yellow Jersey dry cows branded Foon left shoulder Poundkeeper Howard Holland Amarillo Texas August 9 1935.
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Amarillo
Fourth Avenuec
Monroe Street
Howard Holland
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Victor Emmanuel I
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Bridge
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Houston
Fred Hart
Clinton District
Texas
Potter
47Th Judicial District Court of
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Republic Insurance Company
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Glenwood
Pottery County
Marv E Hughes
Lena Chenault
W.M. Adams
Porter County
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R. W. Prentice
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Kansas
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Colorado
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R. O. Latta
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Pampa
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Gopher Gulch
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Burlington
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P. 1. Barnum
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Edgar Kennedy Comed
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City Drug No. 1
Troy Biine
Sonny Southe
Colonial Orchestra
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Liberty Magazine
Gene Raymond
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Edw. Eggleston
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Izzle
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