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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1935
Page
2
A syndicated set of opinions argues nations overspend on military buildup and warn of a new global catastrophe. Viscount Cecil contends peace movements fail without action, while Secretary Wallace urges economic independence for American farming to avoid catastrophe, warning against rapid shifts that could cause famine.
GEN JAN smuts argues the league, viewed as moribund, is finding its feet and will stand as a determined foe of imperialism and aggressive expansion. He laments a resurgent prewar spirit, notes Armistice day remembrance, and proclaims long live the League of Nations.
David Lloyd George declares that Britain has a larger effective fighting force of battleships battle cruisers and cruisers than the United States and any other nation. He adds that British guns are larger than those of any continental power.
Betty Ann Painter, a Kansas City actress, accused a motorcycle officer of resisting. He recalled stopping her for speeding at 45 mph. She argued back, insisting he resisted, while she was taken to the station.
A barber boasts long hair and whiskers will attract customers. He argues his unorthodox look will prompt men to seek a haircut and shave.
The Castillo de la Fuerza in Havana Cuba is believed to be the oldest fortification in the Western Hemisphere. Begun in 1588 at the foot of O Reilly Street, it predates Morro Castle by about fifty years and traces its history to Hernando de Soto era. Dona Isabel de Bobadilla reportedly threw herself into the sea upon learning of De Soto's death and burial in the Mississippi River.
A Kansas City thief plans to use a loot of sample suits that do not button but snap at the back. The items are designed for dressing the dead and are used by Mrs. L. M. Trapp's funeral-director customers.
A devotional notes Nehemiah's leadership as cupbearer-turned-governor, surveying Jerusalem by night, organizing labor, and facing opposition. It highlights teamwork, faith, and practical steps: dedicated labor, unity of guilds, women’s help, earnestness, and protection to finish the walls in record time, with cautions against internal greed and external mockery.
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