Il Duce Defies League Plea Amid Ethiopian War
Mussolini vowed Italy would not lose momentum in Ethiopia's campaign. He addressed about 100,000 in Venice square on Rome's anniversary, rejecting Geneva peace pleas. Italy launched two 18,000-ton cruisers, while Badoglio reported advances south and Dessye’s capture. The League pressed for peace, and sanctions debate continued in Geneva. Ethiopians prepared a final stand near Shoa to defend Addis Ababa amid reports of northern redeployments.
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Exoneration in Wendel kidnapping ties Hoffmans to case
Brooklyn DA Geoghan clears Governor Hoffman of New Jersey in the Wendel kidnaping inquiry after a press conference. He sidesteps questions about Parker and refuses to discuss aide David Parker. Martin Schlossman is arraigned on kidnapping charges and held without bail as the grand jury plans Tuesday action. In other notes, Mrs. G Cornwell dies at 67 in Manchester with funeral Wednesday, and Mrs. Jack Kahler dies at 23 with services held in Oxford.
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Fires Escalate in Jaffa Tel Aviv Riots and Deaths
Rioting between Jews and Arabs in Jaffa and Tel Aviv intensifies with fires set by rioters. Sixteen killed and 110 wounded, including Jews and Arabs, as curfews are imposed and authorities warn against incitement. British high commissioner A G Wauchope coordinates security actions.
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Debates Flood Congress On Control Bills And Tax Proposals
Senate debates flood control legislation as Agriculture and Labor committees push housing and army expansion measures. House panels discuss memorial services and new tax bill while a large deficiency relief item faces Appropriations. Local fines and registrations wrap with traffic and league meetings in Lowden and Manchester sections.
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Army Air Corps
Final appeal lost by woman in red
Mrs. Anna Sage known as the woman in red lost her final bid to avoid deportation to Roumania. Her appeal to Secretary Frances Perkins was not reviewed as immigration matters fall under the immigration bureau. Immigration Commissioner Daniel MacCormack denied the plea while noting pending legislation offers no relief. Sage had argued for possible exemption under a bill, but was told no relief would be granted. The circuit court has ordered her removal for being an undesirable alien. Musical instruments exported from Germany last year were valued at six million dollars.
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Spectator notes in Contract Bridge lesson on penury of
In a bridge excerpt North Sou th dealer East clings to spade honors and wins tricks with both spade king and queen at cost of a vulnerable game. The clever defense would have unblocked spades by conceding a trick to save the contract, while a free booklet on Bridge Rules and Etiquette is offered by The Gazette.
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Ceder Rapids
Girl Scouts Win Contests By Egg Mass Counts
Ruth Walker collected 8 713 egg masses to win an individual prize in a Guil ford contest for tent caterpillars. The Guil ford troops totaled 32 826 masses to win the team prize, equating to about six and a half million eggs.
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