Mussolini Sees No Reason for European Alarm
Italian premier Benito Mussolini argues in Rome that Ethiopia cannot remain a modern weapon against Italy and that Italy must safeguard its rights while expanding in East Africa. He says the Stresa front is not endangered by Italy’s colonial actions and asserts Italy will pursue its aims with or without Geneva.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mussolini
Italy
Rome
Benito Mussolini
Ethiopia
America
Eritrea
Somaliland
East Africa
Stresa Front
Britain
France
Europe
Asia
Africa
U. S
Mexico
United States
Il Duce
League of Nations
Geneva
England
Duce
Nile
Graham
Grocery Sale Ad With Various Household Items
An old newspaper ad lists prices for soaps and groceries including Giant Crystal White Soap five bars, Palmolive three bars, Super Suds two bars, Jelly Beans 16 cents a box, Butter Cookies 16 cents, Fig Bars or Ginger Snaps 16 cents, Peaberry Coffee 15 cents per pound, Canary Coffee 1 cent per pound, Dia K 24 cents per pound, Watson's 24 cents, and Folger's Coffee 29 cents for two pounds and 3 pounds mixed offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson’s
Folger's
Mikota’s Police Shift Picnics at Sokol Camp
Assistant Chief A A Mikota led a police district picnic at Sokol Camp near Center Point with families and guests. The event featured a grudge softball game between Captain Jesse Clift’s and Chief Earl Stanley’s teams. Stanley’s team won 11 to 9 as Stanley and Howard Walsh each had four hits including a homer. A key double play Bill Kudina to Stanley to Albert Wilson helped hold off a late rally. Judge Thomas B Powell umpired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Mikota
Sokol Camp
Center Point
Jesse Clift
Earl Stanley
Clift
Stanley
Frank Hrabelin
Tom Condon
Notice of Appointment Executrix in Iowa Estate
Marie Bodoma is appointed and qualified as executrix of Frank Bures estate in Linn County Iowa on June 4 1935. All debts owed to the estate should be paid to the executrix and all claims must be filed with the Linn County District Court clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Iowa
Linn County
Frank Bures
Tate
Marie Bodoma
Executriz
Notice of Appoint of Administratrix in Iowa Estate
Notice states that on May 1 1935 in Linn County Iowa Ezra A Helm estate notices to debtors to pay promptly and file claims with Linn County District Court. Also included is March 15 1985 appointment of John C Kennedy as administrator with Frank B Riley attorney for the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Linn County
Ezra A. Helm
Iowa
Perk
John C. Kennedy
The
Or of the
District CO MN
Kennedy
Frank B. Riley
MINUS MEAL SOLUTION ALL-BRAN RECOMMENDED
An advice column warns against “minus meals” that lack bulk and cause constipation. It endorses Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN for its bulk and nutrients, noting two tablespoonfuls daily and suggesting use in cereals, baked goods, or cooking. It promotes safety over patent medicines and advises medical consult if relief is not obtained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iwives
Kellogg's
Elect Officers At Church Convention In Iowa
Dr J B Chapman of Wollaston Mass general superintendent of the Church of the Nazarene addressed a capacity audience at the Iowa district meeting in Trinity Methodist Church on The Office Work of the Holy Spirit. He spoke Thursday morning on Circumspectly. Rev E J Fleming of Kansas City and Rev Mr Royal of Toronto spoke on missions while Rev A D Fritzlan and family discussed India's work. Rev C Preston Roberts of Des Moines was re elected district superintendent. The district advisory board was chosen and reports heard. Sessions close Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Chapman
Wollaston
Mass
Church of the Nazarene
Iowa
Trinity Methodist Church
Olivet College
E. J. Fleming
Kansas City
Mr. Royal
Toronto
China
A. D. Fritzlan
Mason City
India
C. Preston Roberts
Des Moines
M. C Campbell
Waterloo
R. E. Steely
Rejuvenation tips from a medical grab bag
Personal Health Service columnist William Brady mocks readers pushing book titles on guinea pigs and cancer fears. He jokes about iodine rations, warns readers may misread health claims, and invites requests for his pamphlet The Regeneration Regimen while joking about self care and daily somersaults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skin Deep
India
Tony
Dumb Doctor Advice on Ambulatory Hernia Treatment
Questions and Answers column cites medical quackery claims and debunks ambulant hernia treatment. Letters from readers on height increase, bathing, and editor remarks prompt Dr. Brady to respond. Readers may mail brief inquiries with a stamped return envelope to National Newspaper Service in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben
Country Paper
Doc Brady
Mike the Nervo
Dr. Brady
Everies
William Brady
National Newspaper Service
West Madison Street
Chicago
How to Play How to Win in Contract Bridge
A bridge column discusses common alibis at the table and stresses honest self critique. It notes players often justify choices, but solid reasoning reveals better lines. The deal shows South as dealer with North-South vulnerable and a hand distribution.
Bridge misplay and endgame in a diamond hand
A Cedar Rapids Gazette bridge note analyzes a hand where North overcalls with clubs, South seeks three no trump, and later South must decide dummy discards on the fifth club. The writer explains a discard plan to preserve two finesses, with outcomes depending on East or West holdings, concluding five diamonds may be made if either finesse succeeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
South
West
East
Travis White
el Paso
Texas
Peperney
Tydings Denies Attending Cocktail Party In Senate Lobby
Sen Millard E Tydings shouted at utilities lobbyist B B Robinson in the Senate lobby denying any attendance at a cocktail party linked to H C Hopson of Associated Gas and Electric and Miss Evelyn Walker Robinson testified he hosted or attended parties where officials were invited, prompting the committee to denounce social lobbying as insidious Robinson insisted Tydings attended a joint party but Tydings denied ever going to any party Robinson gave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
ULP
Millard E. Tydings
Senate
B. B. Robinson
Robinson
Tydings
Maryland
H. C. Hopson
Associated Gas and Electric Company
Evelyn Walker
F Street Club
San Francisco
Hugh L. Black
Miss _ Walker
Hunt Thief With New Larceny Racket Reported
Cedar police investigated a new larceny racket in which a stranger rooms at two houses, deposits a small cash amount, then delays paying the balance and flees with valuables. Mrs. E L Morgan lost ten women's watches two men’s watches and $7 on Third Avenue NW. Mrs. J K Johnson reported a $60 watch taken from her home on Third Avenue SE. Police have a suspect description.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar. Rapids
E. L. Morgan
Avenue NW
J. K. Johnson
Third Avenue SE
Tar and feather vigilantes raid Sonoma orchard labor ties
In Santa Rosa California vigilantes raided fields and rounded up five men tied to recent labor troubles. Two victims Jack Green and Solomon Nitzberg were tarred and feathered and paraded through downtown at 4 am. Sheriff Patteson said no action would follow unless complaints are filed. none had been received.
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Santa
Rosa
Calif
INS
Sonoma
Jack Green
Solomon Nitzberg
Santa Rosa
Harry Patteson
Sheriff's Office
Patteson
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ED L. Keen
United
League
Suez Canal
Crystal White
Dept. A
Palmolive
Palmolive Soap
Palmolive, Dept. I
Jersey City
N.J
Fey
Carpenter Johnson Co
Original
Jersey
Larabee
C. R
Rinso
Morton's
Folger's Coffee
Omar
Mikota
W. North
S.s
Kellogg
Battle Creek
William Brady, M. D
Free
Josephine Culbertson
Ios
Cedar Rapids
AgakQsas
Ase
Second St. SE
J. C. Penney CO
Sirloin
Frankfurts
Cocos Island
Pacific
British Foreign, Office
Flist St. NE
Dial
Roosevelt Hotel
First Ave. and
Second St
California
Kellegs’s
Japan
Crysta
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