League Council Delays Action Over Ethiopian Crisis
The League of Nations council, split with Mussolini over Ethiopia, meets in secret and public sessions while sanctions against Italy remain in place. Baron Aloisi quits the private meeting but attends the public session, as Eden, Boncour, and others push for delaying decisive action and postponement of the dispute.
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Geneva
League of Nations Council
Mussolini
Ethiopia
Joseph A C. Avenlo
League
Baron Pompeo Aloisi
Italy
Eden
Haile Selassies
Italan
Paul Boncour
Britain
France
Leon Blum
Hitler
Germany
Ins
League Council
Baron Aloisi
Aloisi
Mariam
Sam
Aveta
Talian
Rose and
Stuifed
Selassie
Haile Selassie
van Jerusalem
Legue
Maram
Mats
Couners
OMV
Porn
Anthonys Eden
Baron Alas
Joseph Paul Boncour
League Affairs
Anthony Eden
Baron Alois
Joseph Beck
Poland
Business urged to keep campaign criticism fair and constructive
A national statement calls for fair critique of policies to avoid harming democracy and business. It warns against one party or single economic groups dominating politics and stresses responsibility of business to study, relate, and act for the welfare of all people.
Grants Delay In Counting Mayoralty Vote At Sioux City
Sioux City AP A two week delay was granted in counting ballots in the Hayes Henderson mayoralty contest by Gordon C Hollar public safety commissioner and recount court presiding officer. Fred H Free representing Mayor Hayes asked for a more specific statement of Hendersons allegations and a 30 day continuance to prepare an answer. The court list includes Willis Mo Pritchard representing Hayes and S D Crary for Henderson.
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Sioux City
Gordon C Hollar
Hendersons
Hollar
Contest Courts
Willis Mo Pritchard
Muavor Hases
S D. Crary
Henderson
Dr Ruxton To Hang Tuesday For Murder
A British court schedules execution for Dr Ruxton amid murder conviction in the 1930s case. The petition by supporters seeks reprieve as he faces a 9 am Strangeways hang in Manchester after bodies found in the Beef Tub ravine near Moffat.
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Dr. Ruxton
London
Buck Ruston
Anes Ruxton
Dorps
Moffat
P. E. O. Sisterhood Opens Ottumwa State Meet
Ottumwa hosts the Iowa chapter PEO sisterhood fourth annual state convention with about six hundred attending the opening sessions. Honor guest is Mrs Hallie A Nowell of St Louis supreme president. A convention dinner is set for Wednesday and after elections Thursday the group will visit the P E O library and memorial home at Mt Pleasant.
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Outumwa
Fortsfourth
Iowa
PEO Sisterhood Wall
Ottumwa
Guthering
Hallie A Nowell
St Louis
Mt Pleasant
Needy Cripples Seek Government and Private Help
A group of 14 young men and 21 women with severe disabilities urged action to overcome discrimination and gain work. They cited pledges from Senators Borah Benson Wheeler and Frazier and Representatives Sirovich and Bloom, and discussed possible further interviews with other legislators.
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William E. Borah
Idaho
Elmer Benson
Minn
Burton K Wheeler
Mont
Lynn J Frazier
N D
Willam Sirovich
N. Y
Sol Bloom
Sylvia Flexer
New York
WPA
Hopkins
Harry Friedman
League
McelIntyre
Crooner Rudy Vallee Divorce Suit Filed
Fay Webb Vallee files for divorce in Los Angeles alleging cruelty and coercive trips with his orchestra. She cites emotional abuse and health impact plus a contested maintenance alimony agreement. Vallee, real name Hubert Prior Vallee, previously faced a New York appeal over maintenance payments.
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Los Angeles
Fay Webb Vallee
Rudy Vallee
Vallee
New York
Supreme Court
Youth Gets Life On Slaying Charge
Lloyd Cowell an 18 year old farm laborer pled guilty to killing his grandfather Ralph Gerou to rob him of 15 dollars. Circuit Judge Louis C. Carrton sentenced him Monday to life imprisonment at hard labor.
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Card Mich
Lloyd Cowell
Ralph Gerou
Louis C. Carrton
Hot Air Fever Treatment Aids Disease Fight
Reports from the American Medical association exhibit describe hot air fever treatment as relieving neuritis and meningitis with potential full recoveries in some cases. In Nebraska trials, 62 percent saw relief from locomotor ataxia, with several patients achieving complete or substantial improvement using heated air in an electrical box alongside medications.
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Howard W .Rlareslee
Associated Press
Kansas City
American Medical Association
A. E. Bennett
M D
C. A. Owens
Bruce Austin
Paul Person
University of Nebraska College of Medicine
Lutheran Hospital
Charles F. Kettering
Nebraska University
United States
Goodman and Schuchart Qualify in National Open Local Amateur
Johnny Goodman and Bill Schuchart, both of Omaha, earned the two Omaha district spots in the National Open at Field Club by leading the qualifying rounds. Goodman shot par over 36 holes, while Schuchart may withdraw if he cannot join the tourney, with Pat Willcox of Norfolk taking third place after two 77s.
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Omaha
Neb
Johnny Goodman
Bill Schuchart
Field Club
Goodman
Schuchart
Pat Willcox
Norfolk
Pat
Lawson Little Fails to Qualify for U S Open Run
New York April report notes Lawson Little former U S and British amateur champion among high profile golfers who did not secure a last open spot. He shot 77 in the morning and 75 in the afternoon at West Hartford to finish four strokes over the needed total for New England district.
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New York
Lawson Little
U. S
Baltusrol
Springfield
N. J
Little
New England
West Hartford
Conn
Funeral services for Humboldt last Civil War veteran
Christian Rossing 93 the last Civil War veteran in Humboldt county will be honored in Bode Iowa with funeral services Thursday afternoon.
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Humboldt (Ap
Christian Rossing
Humboldt County
Bode
Increased Wheat Crop In Iowa With Higher Acreage And Poorer Abandonment
Iowa reports show winter wheat remaining for harvest at 35.9 million acres with 24.4 percent abandonment, above last year’s 31.0 percent and below the 1928-32 average. Rye acreage stands at 3.716 million, with rye condition at 74.3 percent of normal. Pasture and hay conditions run 68.6 and 78.5 percent of normal respectively, while hay stocks on farms total 13.371 million tons, about 15.3 percent of last year’s crop.
Dionnes Visited By Quadruplets
Callander Ontario AP report describes four visiting quadruplets from Hollis Oklahoma arriving as Centennial ambassadors from Texas to meet the Dionnes at the babyland shrine. The visitors Roberta Leota Mona and Mary Keys are 20 and said they sympathized with the Dionnes. The quints will turn two on May 28.
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Callander
Ont
Roberta
Leota
Mona
Mary Keys
Hollis
Oklo
Babyland Shrine
Texas
Edison Associate Wardlaw Dies at 72 in New York
Frank Andrew Wardlaw, 72, early Edison associate and secretary of the Edison Pioneers, died Monday in New York City from pneumonia.
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New York
Frank Andrew Wardlaw
Thomas Alva Edison
Edison Pioneers
Australians Of A High Type Are Friendly To U S Says Don Barnes
Don Barnes reports from a Rotary luncheon that Australians show friendly sentiment toward the United States. He described American industry presence in Australia and assembly plants due to high duties. He noted Polynesians are handsome and Fiji natives. He criticized New Zealand taxation and socialism.
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U. S
Don Barnes
United States
Australia
Rotary Club
Hotel Roosevelt
Cherry- Burrell Company
American Samoa
Fiji Island
Fiji
Barnes
St. Charles
New Zealand
Auckland
Cedar Rapids
Malayan ants roll into balls to float across streams
Malayan ants adapt to scattered streams by forming large rolling balls and using their combined bodies to traverse water, allowing safe passage across flooded areas. Researchers observe this collective buoyancy behavior as a survival strategy in wet habitats.
State Conservation Commission To Study Laboratory Development
Des Moines AP reports the state executive council referred to the conservation commission the question of enlarging and developing Lakeside laboratory on Lake Okoboji. Gov Herring said tentative agreement to transfer ownership to the state so CCC workers could aid development and to buy 65 more acres to expand the site from 100 acres used by the University of Town biology and zoology departments for summer research.
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Des Moines
State Executive Council
State Conservation Commission
Mason City
Lake Okoboji
Clyde L. Herring
CCC
The
Conservation Commission
University of Town Biology and Zoology
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Cleanser
Ara Ta
Newman
Dionnes
Edison
Sanford
Velvoglo
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Monroe
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