Just An American column defends pro Democratic stance
Malcolm W. Bingay writes that he is not anti democratic and rejects anti New Deal labels. He contrasts his views with figures like Carter Glass and Al Smith and defends his stance against Roosevelt administration.
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Malcolm W. Bingay
The
Detroit Free Press
al Smith
Carter Glass
Harry F. Byrd
Millard Tydings
Royal Copeland
Duncan A. Fletcher
Jefferson
Jackson
Cleveland
Wilson
Roosevelt
Thomas Jefferson
Supreme Court
Grover Clerveland
READY WITH EMBARGO ON MUNITIONS I
The United States state department moves to supervise arms shipments and plans for an embargo on munitions to Italy and Ethiopia. A delegation from the American Youth Congress calls for an immediate economic embargo against Italy’s aggression in Africa. The policy aims to keep the United States out of war while preparing licensing and registration for manufacturers and exporters.
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Washington
State Department
Italy
Ethiopia
Roosevelt
Pacific
Hull
Youth Congress
National Council of the American Youth Congress
R. Walton Noore
Africa
Addis Ababa
Charge D'Affaires
Legation
Italy Signs Trade Treaty With Spain
Rome Premier Musso signed a new commercial treaty with Spain. Unofficial sources say the move may prepare for potential sanctions over Italy's Ethiopian campaign.
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Italy
Spain
Rome
Mussolini
I Am An American Silence on Party Labels
The speaker disavows party affiliation, declaring today I am an American. He condemns political use of human misery and power seized from the people, criticizing efforts to curtail press freedom and wreck reputations through partisan games.
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Michigan
Birthday as a personal choice and inner light, not age
A reflective piece argues in a free country every person may choose if and when to celebrate a birthday. It compares age to a inner flame and suggests life’s value lies in love faith service and wonder, not tally of years, ending with a Pilgrim’s blessings.
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City Temple
London
Sparta Barors
Amd Weil
Iit
Bankers Condemn Government Competition at Indiana Meeting
Mortgage bankers urged the government to withdraw from private lending, while praising emergency aid. Resolutions favored keeping current interest rates and expanding private lenders. Silas H. Strawn denounced New Deal competition, urging limits and noting potential government losses. M Szymczak defended federal banking policy amid recent legislation.
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French Lick
Ind
Federal
Silas H. Strawn
Chicago
American Bar Association
United States Chamber of Commerce
Strawn
M. S. Szymzcak
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal government intervenes in Chicago milk strike
Federal authorities sent U S Marshal William H McDonnell to guard milk trains of the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific railroad as violence during the four day strike eased slightly with highway police patrolling northern Illinois. Pickets attacked a convoy in Will county and a kerosene damage incident was reported against milk bound for Chicago. Strikers seek 2 50 per hundred weight while producers settle at 1 75 for most deliveries up to 90 percent of the base.
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Chicago
U. S
William H. McDonnell
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad
McDonnell
John P. Barnes
Illinois
Samuel H. Cody
Milwaukee Road
Joliet, Ill
Charles Barney
Will County
Barney
Braddwood
Joliet
United Farmers
Elgin
Ill
Milo Reno
National Farm Holiday Association
Pure Milk Association
Kenosha, Wis
Milk Producers Co-operative Association
Tigers Win Thriller to Take Third World Series Game
In eleven innings the Detroit Tigers edged the Chicago Cubs 6 to 5 at Wrigley Field. The victory secures the third game in the World Series and sets up the pennant chase with full game details in the sports pages.
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Detroit Tigers
Chicago Cubs
Wrigley Field
Chicago
Forty law students pass Iowa bar exams
Forty law students passed the state bar examinations in Des Moines and were admitted to the bar. Named admittees include Clarence J. Adams of Dyersville James D. Blake of Cedar Rapids Rollo H. Bergeson of Iowa City George R. Call of Sioux City A B Cummins Robert J Gordon Norman E H Deletka Samuel O Erhardt of Iowa City Joseph Flynn of Dubuque and Rolla D Mock of Sioux City.
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Des Moines
Clarence J. Adams
Dyersville
James D. Blake
Cedar Rapids
Rollo H. Bergeson
Iowa City
George R. Call
Sioux City
A. B. Cummins
Robert J. Gordon
Norman E. H. Deletka
Samuel O. Erhardt
Joseph Flynn
Dubuque
Rolla D. Mock
Candle to burn 100 years for world peace dedication
A candle meant to burn for a century in support of world peace will be dedicated Sunday in the chapel of Rosary college in River Forest Illinois.
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Chicago
Chapel of Rosary College
River Forest
Ill
Sioux City Defendants Waive Arraignment in Graft Probe
Sixteen of forty three indicted defendants appeared before Judge A O Wakefield and waived arraignment asking time to file motions to set aside indictments. A nine o clock Saturday arraignment was set for remaining defendants as Judge Earl Peters aims to begin trials this week. Persons include Tom Taggart J E Red Brennan H G Scott C E Stevens Phil Dunn William Taxer Frank Comerfield Isadore Krolof Gus Vaginus Clyde Mayer H H Jack Kennedy James Pontrale John B Warden John Kampmeyer R N Wax Nelson Nile Luke Abe Kroloff.
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Tom Taggart
J. E. “Red” Brennan
H. G. Scott
C. E. Stevens
Phil Dunn
William Taxer
Frank Comerfield
Nye Warns Against Sanctions By United States
Senator Gerald Nye of North Dakota urged the U S to stay neutral and oppose sanctions on Italy arguing the nation should not be drawn into war. He warned propaganda could shift public opinion and stressed the importance of the neutrality act and its arms export ban.
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Cedar
Falls
Italy
Gerald P. Nye
North Dakota
Nye
United States
Ethiopia
Europe
Seek Hit And Run Driver Of Truck
Police traced a hit and run truck driver after a crash in Cedar Rapids injuring a parked car owned by Mrs Alec Haddy at the Tenth street and Twelfth avenue SE intersection around 8 45 p m Thursday Two trucks were racing witnesses said one sideswiped the Haddy vehicle and fled a second license number proved a false lead
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Cedar Rapids
Alec Haddy
First Avenue W
Tenth Street
Twelfth Avenue SE
Haddy
Liner calls skip Naples amid bombing threat
Rome dispatch says Naples harbor entrance was mined and ships are being convoyed through mine free lanes. Several shipping lines now omit previously scheduled calls at Naples due to the danger.
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London
INS
Rome
Exchange Telegraph Agency
Naples
Editor's Note on Europe War Threat and Mussolini Pledges
The piece reports growing European war tensions as Italy under Mussolini intensifies actions in Ethiopia and threats to Geneva. It notes naval and air penalties, rising war risk insurance, and detours by shipping lines. It cites Mussolini stating Germany must be confronted and suggests military measures will follow acts of aggression.
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Dia
Ed L
Keen
United Frees
Europe
II General
United
United Press
London
East Africa
League
Mediterranean
Mussolini
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Geneva
Africa
Fayette County Youth Wins 4-H Heifer Contest
Leonard Talcott of Fayette county led the 4-H dairy heifer production contest with a Holstein calved heifer yielding 17 929 pounds of milk and 724.4 pounds of butterfat in 305 days. Iowa City's Martin Warren placed second, Springfield's Quentin Post third, Vincent Kelley of Black Hawk county led the daily judging and placed fourth and fifth with two heifers. Breda's Wilma Ludwig and Waterloo's Irwin Walters tied for sixth as the banquet announced the results and the 4-H building was dedicated with Ray Murray speaking.
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Waterloo
Leonard Talcott
Fayette County
Martin J. Warren
Iowa City
Quentin Post
Springfield
Vincent Kelley
Black Hawk County
Wilma Ludwig
Breda
Irwin Walters
Talcott
Laval Seeks Unity For France At Geneva Sanctions Talk
Paris premier Laval appealed to the nation after a cabinet vote, saying his authority at Geneva depends on unity. He urged an end to internal quarrels and partisan strife as France faces possible sanctions and talks with Britain on a league program.
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Paris
Laval
France
Geneva
League
Anthony Eden
Great Britain
France Refuses Suez Blockade Involvement Amid Tensions
Paris rejects participation in any blockade or sanctions over the Suez Canal. A report from the International News Service cites a Mussoni offering talks with France and Britain to end Ethiopian operations if military moves in the Mediterranean cease.
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Paris
INS
France
Suez
International
London
Mussolini
Great Britain
Mediterranean
Il Duce
Italo Ethiopian conflict report by League council nearly finished
The League of Nations council committee of thirteen adjourned with a report on the Italo Ethiopian clash that an informed source says Anthony Eden urged to stress war guilt. The report aims to summarize treaties without naming the aggressor.
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Geneva
League of Nations Council Committee of Thirteen
Anthony Eden
League Affairs
Germany May Aid Italy Amid Talks On Sanctions
In Rome German Ambassador Ulrich von Hassen met with Premier Benito Mussolini at the Venice palace. Reports say they discussed Germany possibly supplying vital goods to help Italy withstand possible League of Nations economic sanctions over the Italo-Ethiopian war.
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Rome
Germany
Italy
League of Nations
Ulrich von Hassen
Benito Mussolini
Venice
Italian Plane Shot Down Amid Aduwa Bombardment
Addis Ababa dispatch reports Aduwa in northern Ethiopia bombarded Friday night as Italian planes conduct an invasion from Eritrea. An Italian aircraft was shot down during the bombardment amid heavy infantry fighting with Ethiopian forces nearby.
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London
INS
Aduwa
Reuter
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Eritrea
Italians Claim Advances in Ethiopia Fronts
Italian forces push along three fronts in Ethiopia as Haile Selassie’s defense stiffens. Addis Ababa areas and outlying towns see reported captures with villages taken with little resistance in the Aduwa and Ogaden regions. Casualty reports remain unclear as officials note widespread fighting.
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Ethiopia
Bernice
Haile Selassie
Orn
Censorship to Start in Addis Ababa News Dispatches
An official order to censor all news dispatches from Addis Ababa will begin Saturday. Each correspondent must file a daily report limited to 200 words.
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Addis’ Ababa
INS
Addis
Ababa
Ethiopians Admit Heavy Sea Veer on Northern Front
An Addis Ababa correspondent reported Friday that Ethiopians admitted a heavy-sea verse on the northern front, indicating intensified measures and shifting fronts.
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Ababa
Italian Forces Advance Deep Into Ogaden Front
Report from reporting sources states Italian troops have advanced about 37 miles into Ethiopia’s Ogaden Province on the eastern front. The location is near the Djibouti area in French Somaliland with Friday updates cited.
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Djibouti
French Somaliland
Ogaden
Ethiopia
American pilot fights two Italians for Ethiopia dispatches
American aviator Johannes Robinson, flying for Ethiopia, reportedly fought off two Italian planes and delivered dispatches to the government from the front, according to the Exchange Telegraph agency.
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London
Johannes Robinson
Ethiopia
Exchange _ Telegraph agency
Italian Offense Expands In Ethiopia Campaign At Aduwa Makale
Rome reports a dawn Friday start to a second Italian offensive using air and ground forces aimed at Aduwa and Makale to sever routes for Ethiopian reinforcements. Heavy bombers struck Adigrat as tanks and mechanized cavalry move toward Makale in a wedge shaped sector.
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Rome
INS
Aduwa
Makale
Adigrat
Ethiopia
Mrs Karpis Files Suit for Divorce in Tulsa
Mrs Ala via Karpis wife of notorious Public Enemy No 1 filed for divorce in Tulsa Oklahoma on Thursday accusing her fugitive husband of desertion and non support. She is reportedly employed in a beauty parlor.
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Tulsa
Okla
Alavia Karpis
Public Enemy No. 1
Beauty
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