Crisis Looms in Europe as Italy Presses East Africa Policy
Mr Davis warned President Roosevelt that Europe faces a near crisis over Italy and Ethiopia as Mussolini strengthens Libya with 40,000 troops and tanks. League members back Britain, sanctions loom, and Article 15 could force a council settlement while U.S. neutrality policy remains cautious. In Germany, Reichstag passes anti Jewish laws restricting marriages and citizenship, flags and Zionist symbols debated as Hitler seeks to curb communism and address Memel.
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Atters
Geneva
Italy
Ethiopia
League of Nations
Mussolini
Rome
East Africa
Libya
Balbo
Egypt
Great Britain
Laval
France
Britain
London
League
Committee of Five
United States
Roosevelt
German Empire
Reich
Germany
Hitler
War Ministry
Reichstag
Lithuania
Memel
Hull Replies To Brodsky Protest In Delicate Diplomatic Note
Secretary Hull's reply on the Brodsky protest in Germany clarifies that the federal government has no control over the New York magistrate. Hull scolded Brodsky for remarks offensive to a government with which the U S maintains official relations. President Smetona defends Memel stance citing legality and readiness to defend Lithuania's seaport against German pressure.
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Germany
Brodsky
New York
Hull
Hancellor Hitler
Memel
Antanas Smetona
Lithuania
Permanent Court of International Justice
Smetona
Soft Coal Strike Averted for Another Week
President Roosevelt and Labor Department conciliator Edward F. McGrady secured a seven day extension to existing wage agreements with the United Mine Workers, averting a strike that would have shut large parts of the soft coal industry. Talks toward a new wage contract began after the Hyde Park meeting.
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Aeas
Roosevelt
Edward F. McGrady
Labor Department
McGrady
Hyde Park
United Mine Workers
Hoyt Named Federal Alcohol Administrator
President Roosevelt appoints Franklin Chase Hoyt former judge of the New York Children's Court as federal alcohol administrator succeeding Joseph C Choate after the Supreme Court NBA decision. Ball player Koenecke killed in a Flying Plane fight near Toronto following an in flight dispute with pilot Mulqueeney and helper Davis.
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Franklin Chase Hoyt
The
Children’s Court
New York City
Joseph C. Choate
Supreme Court
NBA
EN Koenecke
Brooklyn Dodgers
Long Branch
Toronto
W. J. Mulqueeney
Detroit
Irwin Davis
Koenecke
Buffalo
Davis
Mulqueeney
Washington Farewell Echoes In Branded War Tempest
A Bris bane weekly column reviews George Washingtons farewell guidance on neutrality and preparedness amid Mussolini threats. It notes British naval mobilizations around Malta and Gibraltar, Ethiopian war mobilization in Addis Ababa, and domestic tax insights from Montgomery Ward. The piece weaves in speed records, cosmology shifts, and politics, ending with regional hog price concerns in Palmetto Georgia.
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Mussolini
England
Gibraltar
Malta
Addis Ababa
Associated Tress
Imperial Palace
Associated Press
Ship Storm Brings Horror On Cattle Deck
A ship faced a freak wave at four am leaving cattle scattered and men trapped in a deadly passage. Foreman leaps a barrier to save Pete as steers trample a man to death and chaos collapses stalls. Storm ends with cattle killed or buried at sea.
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S. S. Winefredian
mid-Atlantic
Peter Mullan
Pete
Davy Jones
Winefredian
Locker
Greenhorn
Europe
Atlantic Ocean
Odors of Many Blossoms Through History and Scent Perceptions
Throughout history scents have fascinated people. Ancient practices used incense in temples and perfumes were prescribed for illness. The article notes 4300 European flower varieties with agreeable aromas only 400, and 38500 blooms with disagreeable odors.
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Tit-Bits Magazine
Religios
Thothmes IV
Europe
John the Apostle profile and Third Epistle overview
A compact study of the Apostle John covering his background as son of Zebedee and disciple of John the Baptist, his call as an apostle, his reserved yet intense character, examples of behavior including intolerance and righteous indignation, care of Jesus mother, and a summary of Third John with its salutations, praise for Gaius, condemnation of Diotrephes and commendation of Demetrius, plus a closing note on joys and sorrows.
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Zebedee
James
John the Baptist
John
the Baptist
Jesus
Christ
Mark
Jerusalem
Apostle
Gaius
Diot
Demetrius
God
True Enthusiasm Rises From Faith in Our Royalty
The statement urges that genuine zeal comes from belief in our own royal nature and abilities, combining faith assurance hope and confidence to drive action and resilience.
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Montgomery Ward & Co
America
Tokyo
Malcolm Campbell
Great Salt Desert
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Sir Malcolm
Sir James Jeans
Professor Einstein
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Palmetto
Georgia
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