Berlin Orders Third Pocket Battleship Keel Layed
Berlin reports the admiralty ordered the keel laid October 1 for Germanys third pocket battleship to be named armored ship. The move follows a Geneva disarmament note and ties to arms equality claims. Goebbels attacked Franz Von Papen over wartime recall and Franco German military alliance efforts.
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Berlin
Admiralty
Germany
von Papen
Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung
Geneva
Franz von Papen
United States
Joseph Goebbels
Adolf Hitler
Karl Boy-Ed
Lansing
Mel o softens water and cleans tubs with ease
After a bath hard water leaves a dirty ring as soap scum and dirt collect along tub sides. Mel o softens water making it delightful and effective with or without soap. It reduces soap usage and improves cleaning. Get Mel o at your grocer.
Appetites Immune to Temptation In Local Debut
A quirky note from the bustling cafe scene hints at insatiable appetites. The playful remark repeats about enjoying irresistible dishes and cravings that keep patrons returning for more.
Repays Kindesse of K C Attorney
Mrs Ethel Depew the nurse acquitted of complicity in the kidnapping of Nell Donnelly returned a service to Walter A Drummons the attorney who helped perfect her defense. She volunteered to help the Drummons family when he fell ill with influenza.
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Depew
Kansas City
Ethel Depew
Nell Donnelly
Walter A. Drummons
Fragmentary remark on German penalties and Paris talks
A speaker recalls that many Germans were sent to penitentiaries for years. He notes a Centrist party conference in Paris with senior French military officials held several months earlier.
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Paris
Pappen Seeks Franco German Alliance Drama
London reports indicate Frans Von Papen pursuing a Franco German military alignment. British officials remain reticent on Germanys armament equality while disclosures of talks with the British foreign office are limited. Arthur Henderson urges rapid disarmament steps under Versailles as Sir John Simon plans Geneva talks.
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London
Germany
Europe
Arthur Henderson
Henderson
National Peace Council
John Simon
Geneva
Thoughts in Passage Four by Chas S Glass Amarillo
The fourth weekly installment by blind Amarillo student Chas S Glass previews a new Democratic campaign song Re Ro with Roosevelt. The satire suggests the donkey will perform spirited actions in November election season.
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Chas. S. Glass
Amarillo
Roosevelt
Historian Poised on 1932 Debt and Dec 15
A future historian notes 1932 milestones, including the December 15 deadline and the vast euro debt to the United States. The article highlights a mountain of gold owed by European nations totaling ten and a half billion dollars, with David Law mentioned.
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Uncle Sam
David Law
Fence editor ponders huge loan during radio talk
The United States Daily editor in Washington explains a gigantic loan in a Sunday radio address. He notes the American Legion convention in Portland and asks what to do with a flood of money if collected in full. He recalls early postwar debates on the bonus. Germany remains a dominant topic.
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Fence
United States Daily
Washington, D. C
American Legion
Portland
Oregon
House of Representatives
Congress
Wilson
Gandhi vows martyrdom to push India aid plan
Gandhi declares he will starve himself if necessary to force India policy. British officials fear the outcome as they seek a constitutional government. A federated United States of India is proposed and independent Indian leaders are invited to join this framework.
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Mahatma Gandhi
India
England
United States of India
The Sun Powers a Far Future Amarillo Dream
A reflective column questions Amarillo's fate 865 years hence and imagines a world powered entirely by sunshine. It contrasts future energy abundance with current concerns about gas and electric bills and notes the sun as a vast ongoing energy source traveling 63 million miles to Earth.
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St. Augustine
Anes
Ponce
Matanzas Bay
Amarillo
Fragmentary Note on England’s Future Calamity and Island Change
A fragmented passage discusses an imagined future in which England’s geography and climate shift dramatically over two millennia. It ponders whether the island will have settled or a national calamity will be averted, ending with a question about readers’ thoughts.
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England
Verdict of auticide in Washam death in Port Worth
A coroner ruled the death of C. B. Washam, 30, in Port Worth an auticide after he was found shot in a bedroom chair with a shotgun muzzle in his mouth. He had suffered a sunstroke two months earlier.
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Port Worth
C. BE. Washam
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