Grandi to discuss world economics during U.S. visit
Italian foreign minister Dino Grandi arrives in Washington to meet with President Hoover and Secretary Stimson. The visit follows Grandi’s longtime role as Mussolini’s top aide and signals renewed discussion of Geneva conference aims and European security amid Hoover administration diplomacy.
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Justice Brandeis at 75 on the Supreme Court
Washington reports on Justice Louis Dembitz Brandeis turning 75 and continuing on the bench despite calls for retirement. The piece notes his liberal, radical-tilted outlook, his courtroom style, and the court’s evolving alignments after Taft and Sanford deaths. A separate item from New York tells of Peter Piambo who attempted suicide, then shot again to summon help.
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Fragmented cooking note with odd measurements
A garbled recipe fragment lists various items and partial measurements, mentioning tea, juice, and apples. The crude text shows mixing instructions and inconsistent quantities, lacking coherent structure or complete details.
Garner aloof on sanctioning Hoover plans
Democrats in the House, holding a majority, plan to neither automatically condemn nor automatically support White House proposals. Rep Garner of Texas stated his party will judge wisely and act in the nation’s industrial health, asserting politics would be secondary if Democrats gain the House and that obstruction is not the aim. He also warned against infallibility of the administration.
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Mountie in Red Coat Convicts Eight Canadian Communists
In Toronto on November 13 eight followers of the red flag were convicted of unlawful association with terms expected to include property confiscation and possible deportation. Sergt. John Leopold testified as key witness, recounting his seven years gathering evidence of Communist activity in Canada. The eight men named Buck Ewen Buychuk Hill Bruce Cohen Popovitch Cade faced sentencing as Crown seeks penalties. Essex witness Leopold described undercover work and past Regina party ties. In a separate note from Austin, Gov. Ross Sterling named E T Jenkins of Fort Worth to the state barber board.
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Trees in City Parks Given Shingle Bob
City parks crews continue shaping over 20 000 trees as rains ease workloads. Park executive Temple Robinson said recent showers reduced daily tasks and aided watering and grass cutting, with relief from Tuesday and Thursday rains noted. W P Griffiths was elected mayor of Newport England.
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