France Shifts to Forge World Security Pact Amid German Threat
France moves to marshal international forces to deter Germany after a Senate vote backed a strong military program. Speaker Flandin urged unity to defend peace while Goebbels’ propaganda faced protests. Paris links with Moscow as France builds an anti Reich chain including Italy and Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lasforth
Moscow
France
Italy
Fotente
Russia
Turin
Paul Joseph Goeb
Propaganda
Drama of Duke and Cop Ends in Geneva Court
Paris report of the Duke Karl II drama ending with the Seine tribunal throwing out Count de Civry's suit to recover the duke's fortune from Geneva. Karl II left 30 million to Geneva. a 1870 incident altered the will. no will found after 1873 death. Countess of Colmar claimed the inheritance. The revived case rested on issues settled four decades ago.
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Karl II
Brunswick
Geneva
Seine
Count de Civry
Countess of
Colmar
Karl
Countess of Colmar
Count de Civyry
Reich plans 400000 ton fleet and demands treaty revision
The Reich outlines goals to build a 400000 ton fleet and recreate an army of 900000. They vow to press the League of Nations for revisions to territorial clauses including Danzig Polish Corridor Memel Eupen Malmedy and Alsace Lorraine. A special League session on France's Article II citation may convene March 2 or April 1.
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Reich
Germany
League of Nations
Danzig
Memel
Eupen
Memedy
Alsace-Lorraine
Council of the
France
Public auction of Guysville real estate in Athens County
Athens County Pleas Court orders sale of two tracts of land in Guysville Ohio ruled by First National Bank of Amesville. Sheriff Charles Stratton will auction March 25 1935 at 1 30 PM at the courthouse door with of f sale cash terms and a total of about 3 38 acres. Attorneys Jones and Ertkine represent the bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer W Cunningham
Villa Cunningham
Ane
P. Ming
Athens
Ohio
Rome
Ohio Seay Purchase
Baltimore and Chioo South Western Railway Company
Guysville
Hocking River
Éaid River
Baltimore and Ohio South Western Railway
Isaac Brewer
George Warner
Kio
Gene
Charles Stratton
Athens County
Cluo Jones
Jones & Ertkine
France faces lean years with short supply of young men
Paris reports France enters lean years of population with only 180000 eligible young men for military service out of 400000, despite doubling the period to two years. Advocates like Henry Franklin Bouillon and Leon Archimbaud push training and recruitment to fill the gap, hoping to reach 600000 mobilizable troops in six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Gilbert
NEA
Paris
Germany
France
Henry Franklin-Bouillon
Leon Archimbaud
Monsieur Archimbaud
Messrs
Archimbaud
Franklin-Bouillion
Mrs. Alice Hedges Dies at Home at 79 in Ames
Mrs. Alice Alinda Hedges aged 79 died at her residence 204 East State Street Wednesday night after about five weeks of illness. Born in Amesville she was daughter of E H Phillips. She married Charles Baker in 1900, then F E Hedges in 1905. Survived by two brothers, one sister, two stepchildren and several nieces and nephews. Funeral Saturday at 2 p.m. at the residence with Rev. W. H. Fowler officiating. Burial in Hebbardsville Cemetery. Friends may call Friday.
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Alice Alinda Hedges
East State Street
Hedges
Amesville
E. H. Phillips
Charles Baker
F. E. Hedges
F. P. Phillips
Athens
Josh Phillips
Council Grove
Kansas
Hebbardsville
W. H. Fowler
Annual Financial Report of Township Clerk 1934
Vivian Dowler certifies the annual financial report. Receipts total 9 330.50 with taxes and misc income. Expenditures total 8 075.40 including road, cemetery, and relief costs. Balance on December 31 1934 is 1 264.19 with 1 800.45 in the depository and outstanding warrants 423.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Dowler
Ohio Women Clash Over Balm Law In Legislature
In Columbus two Cleveland Democrat Alma Smith and Akron Republican Blanche Hower each push separate anti balm bills to bar breach of promise and alienation actions. House codes committee seeks a compromise but rival authors refuse to co author. Speaker Metcalf ends up in the clerk's office amid acrimonious debate.
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Columbus
Mount Gilead
Ohio
Indi Na
New York
Alma Smith
Cleveland
Blanche &, Hower
Akron
House Codes Committee
Henry Metcalf
League Has Dinner At Isaac Walton Cabin
Athens County Isaac Walton League members held a dinner at the cabin in Water loo Forest Tuesday night with eighteen attendees. L F Jones and Prof O BE McClure prepared the meal while all transport lines employed 6 277 persons during 1034.
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Athens County
Isaac Walton League
Isaac Walton
Waterloo Forest
L. F. Jones
O. BE. McClure
All Transport Linea
Democrats To Back Davey in Relief Battle
The article reports on political funding and relief administration in Ohio. It notes suspensions in the Surplus Commodities Division, a grand jury appearance by William R. Mee Namara and others, and a governor's campaign committee connection. It covers Senate moves to set up a bipartisan committee to investigate relief administration and related charges. It also mentions birth control information policies and a statement from John C. McCombe, plus brief notes on auto sales and tourist spending.
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William R. Mee Namara
Surplus
State Relief Commission
Democrate
Common Pleas
George B. Nye
Waverly
McNamara
Emeployes
Relief Commission
Nye
Senate
Hopking
Davey
House
Charles C. Stillman
Ohio
Roosevelt
Columbus
John CC. McCombe
Grand Jury
Ruling curbs bond issuing power of city
A supreme court decision in a Ports mouth case restricts municipalities from issuing bonds without a vote if their total yearly debt charges reach or exceed the 10 mill constitutional tax limit. All justices concurred except Charles B Zimmerman. The ruling implies tax limits by implication also cap debt in issuing unvoted bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Supreme Court
Portsmouth
Charlies B Zimmerman
Mother of Five Killed In Quarrel With Lover
Mrs Laura Mae Stewart age unknown was shot to death in her Reynoldsburg home during a quarrel with Donald Johnson 52 of Rose Hill who was found with a bullet wound and expected to recover. The report notes aeronautic exports from the United States in 1934 valued at 17548181.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Laura Mae Stewart
Reynoldsburg
Sheriff's
Donald Johnson
Rose Hill
Frostone Prescription Promises Quick Acid Reflux Relief
An ad touts Frostone as a proven stomach remedy from a Pennsylvania druggist. It claims the prescription relieves burning acid protects the stomach lining and flushes out stomach ernas, offering a guaranteed result and urging readers to clip and present the ad.
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Pennsylvania
Frostone
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