Switzerland warns of exit over oil embargo in Ethiopian crisis
Geneva reports say Swiss foreign minister Dr. Giuseppe Motta warned Switzerland might quit the League if Italy faces an oil embargo. Parallel reports note Hungary may also withdraw, while Motta cites risks of coalition-like actions and a popular vote to uphold neutrality. In Addis Ababa, Haile Selassie accepts the League of Nations bid to open peace talks, urging truce negotiations within the covenant framework.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Italy
Paris
Hungary
Germany
League
Giuseppe Motta
United Press
Motta
League Committee of 18
Ethiopia
Anthony Eden
Great Britain
Haile Selassie
Addis Ababa
INS
Mussolini
League of Nations
League Committee of Thirteen
Rome
Soviet Seeks Rapid Drive to Populate Siberia and Harden War Readiness
Soviet military attache Vladimir Burzin outlined a three year push to finish the second five year plan. Plans include Moscow to Vladivostok airline and 30 ships, Arctic sea route from Leningrad to Vladivostok, and intensified drilling and mining in Sakhalin and Kamchatka to meet ambitious production targets by year end.
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Conyright
Washington
Japan
Vladimir Burzin
Siberia
Burzin
Red Army
Moscow
Vladivostok
Inner Mongolian
Leningrad
Sakhalin
Kamchatka
Siberian
Honor Roll Students Named at Cornell College
Mount Vernon reports first semester honor rolls for 1935 36 at Cornell College. Six students earned straight A high honors: William Owen Osage Nina Trump Polo Edward Weismiller Appleton Mary Ellen Moore South Bethel Charlotte Radsliff Minneapolis and Donald Rugg Rochester New York.
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Mount Vernon
Cornell College
William Owen
Osage
Nina Trump
Polo, Il
Edward Weismiller
Appleton
Wis
Mary Ellen Moore
South Bethel
Charlotte Radsliff
Minneapolis
Donald Rugg
Rochester
First Avenue W
Cedar Rapids
Wayne Wilmarth
Wheatland
East Iowa
Beth Baker
Cedar Falls
Bernice Becker
Mary Jane Bird
Robert Hartung
Huldah Peet
Warren Scobey
Margaret Leonard
Tama
Edwin Maynard
Conrad
Iane Smith
Lisbon
John Terrall
J. J. Terrall
Third Avenue SE
Brothers and wives celebrate long marriages in Aurora
Two brothers and their wives who are sisters marked over fifty years of marriage with a joint anniversary dinner. Alfred and Emma Miller and Russell and Adeline Hundley Miller, both families tracing roots to Illinois, lived on nearby farms before settling near Aurora Iowa.
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Aurora
Alfred Miller
Russel Miller
Dale
Jo Davis County
Illinois
Hundley
Masonville
Russel Millers
Independence
Earl
Castile
N. Y
Mr. Miller
Floyd
Oelwein
Mesdames Miller
The
Baptist Ladies Aid Society
Baptist Church
Stolen Suit Overcoat Radio From Truck Reported
Mrs Adelen Hutchinson reported that someone entered Bob Mann s room at 529 First avenues and stole a suit valued at 40 dollars and an overcoat worth 45 dollars. Ed Stoudt reported a radio valued at 40 50 stolen from his Newman's delivery truck parked at 1030 Fifth street NW Wednesday evening.
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Adelen Hutchinson
First Avenues
Bob Mann
Ed Stoudt
Fifth Avenue SE
Newman's
Fifth Street NW
Amnesia Theory Emerges In Ella Diltz Disappearance
Washington police push amnesia theory as search widens for Ella Diltz missing since Feb 15 from a rooming house. Sister Leela Diltz directs inquiry amid delayed letters and potential memory gaps while circulars with Ella’s photo circulate nationwide.
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The
Gazette
Washington
Ella Diltz
Cedar Rapids
Independence
Leela Diltz
National Radio Institute
Ella
Leela
Jan
Elmer Dean
Loela
Minnesota Prison Hunger Strikers Go On Bread And Water
About 950 inmates at St. Cloud reformatory began a hunger strike two days earlier. Bread and water replaced the prior menu Thursday with little disorder reported by superintendent H. H. Whittier who said a minority likely influenced others to join the protest.
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ST. Cloud, Minn
St.Cloud Reformatory
H. H. Whittier
Farnsworths Cold Radio Tube Demonstrated by Inventor
Philo T Farnsworth unveiled a new cold radio tube called multipactor that requires no filament and never burns out promising near indefinite life and high power. The invention, shown before the Institute of Radio Engineers, could reduce required tubes in receivers and transmitters and boost television development. The claim notes a million electrons produced in under a millionth of a second, signaling potential commercial impact.
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New York
Philo T. Farnsworth
Philadelphia
Institute of Radio Engineers
Farnsworth
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