Rumor of major cabinet shakeup hits Washington in 1936
Reports in Washington suggest Henry Morgenthau Jr may resign as Treasury secretary to pursue diplomacy, with James Farley possibly leaving as postmaster general. Claude Bowers could return to run commerce, Morgenthau eyed for a diplomat post, and Dan Roper or Frank Walker could shift roles.
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Washington
INS
Roosevelt
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
the Treasury
America
Morgenthau
Turkey
Woodrow Wilson
James A. Farley
Mr. Roosevelt
Farley
Daniel C. Roper
Post Office
Claude Bowers
Spain
Commerce
Farley- Roper
Treasury Secretary
London
Paris
Bowers
Madrid
Treasury
Joseph P. Kennedy
Boston
New York
Securities and Exchange Commission
Thomas Jefferson Coolidge
Harvard
Democratic Party
Post
Frank C. Walker
National Emergency Council
Reds Seek To Incite Civil War In Italy
Moscow dispatch reports Harry Pollitt of the British Communist Party urging Italian communists and socialists to turn the Ethiopia invasion into civil war in Italy. He says Italian soldiers in Ethiopia should desert to the Ethiopian army and resist redeployment, with strikes and demonstrations organized. Pollitt calls for Britain to embargo Italian shipping, close the Suez Canal, lift arms embargo to Ethiopia, deny loans to Italy, and liquidate British concessions in Ethiopia.
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Moscow
INS
Ethiopia
Italy
Harry Pollitt
British Communist Party
Communist International
Pollitt
Leningrad Pravda
Leningrad
Communist Party
Britain
Suez Canal
Ethopia
Ethiopian battle place names amid Italo-Ethiopian campaign
AP reports list key locations in northern and eastern Ethiopia involved in fighting. Maibaria lies between Aksum and Aduwa near the Eritrean border. Mussa Ali sits near French Somaliland about 100 miles from Djibouti. Deridawa lies along the Addis Ababa to Djibouti railway. Harar near Agudan province reports fighting in southeastern Ethiopia.
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Associated Press
Maibaria
Aksum
Aduwa
Ethiopia
Mussa Ali
French Somaliland
Djibuti
Deridawa
Addis Ababa
Harar
Agudan
Deridawa Agudan
Haile Selassie
Ogaden
Reuter
Exchange Telegraph
Somaliland
Russa
Djibouti
Radio Schedule of NBC CBS and WJZ Stations Summary
Radio list shows daily morning to late night programs across NBC CBS and WJZ networks. Includes concerts orchestras choirs and talk shows with names like Milton Charles Almanac to Frankie Masters and Jack Benny. Mentions sports events and public affairs segments among many stations.
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Milton — Charles Breanist
CBS
WABC
WBBM
WCCO
Wwoc
NBC
Weaf Ain Honeymooners
WJZ Chain
Toad Wattney
WJZ
Bc Weaf
Wee Show
Simpson Boys
Sprucehead Bay
Anule Men Quartet
Weaf Ain
Milton Charles
National Farm and Home Hour
WEAF
al Roth
WABG
Lee Gordon Orch
WEAP
Jack Shannon
Dick Fidler
WJZ Weap
Indiana
INBC
Weap Chain
Alisa Leafer Arch
WGOST
Ken Sparnow
Elsie Thompson
Kaltenmeyer
Enric Madriguera Oreh
Glass Trio
Vocal Irio
Art of Living
NBC Weaf
Pauie Southorch
Chan Saundra Brown
WGST
Ain
Church of the Air
WABEC
They
KMOX
St. Louis
Tnbc
Campana's Grand Hotel
New York Town
Sunday Morning Radio Listings Highlight NBC CBS and ABC Programs
Radio schedule notes multiple networks airing Sunday morning shows across CBS NBC and ABC. Entries include concerts, children's programs and organ recitals with stations WABC WEAF WIZ WJZ and local affiliates in Salt Lake City and Waco.
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Jack Benny
NBC
WJZ
Secret Service
WEAP
WEAF
Robert Ripley
Phil Baker
CBS
Major Bowes
NBC Helt Opera
Hendrik van Loon
Manhattan
Lucrezia Bori
WABC
WCCO
Wayne Kine Orch
HNMOX
Seth Parker
WJZ Chain
Symphon. Orch
WABCO
Charlie Boulander
Weaf Char
SBC
Dirk Fidler
Weap All Frairie
Orech
WIZ Chain
Wharl Nines
Orch
Sammy Kase Orch
Chan Dick Messner
WBBM
wWcco
Wwoc
WGST
Tone Pictures
WIZ
Aunt Susan's
Waco
Weaf Chain
Inbc
Southernaires
Nbci
Sabbath
Mildred — Dittine
NBC N ' Weaf
Chai Walbere
Frances Adair
NBQ
Salt Lake City
Mrs Keaton Wins Divorce From Buster Keaton
Mae Elizabeth Keaton was granted a default divorce from Buster Keaton after amending the complaint to drop co respondent Leah Clampett Sewell. Keaton cited cruel and indifferent treatment after July and a past compromising incident in Santa Barbara.
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Los Angeles
Leah Clampett Sewell
Mae Elizabeth Keaton
Buster Keaton
Keaton
Dudley Valentine
Sewell
Barton Sewell
Millionare Sportsman
Santa Barbara
Valentine
Jabs and Boxing Wins From Evening Cards
Babe Hunt won a decision over Lou Poster in Oklahoma at 205 pounds. Bobby Vance stopped Jimmy McLelland in a New York bout. Willie Pal and Johnny Jadick headline Albany notices while a real estate grant transfer and wills matter appear in the same column with the Lillian Kleintob estate named as sole legatee and devisee.
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New York
Babe Hunt
Oklahoma
Lou Poster
Philadelphia
Bobby Vance
Jimmy McLelland
Albany
Willie Pal
Johnny Jadick
Philadephia
Missionaries Ordered to Leave Ethiopia
An American charge d affaires said three American women and six children tied to the Seventh Day Adventist mission in Addis Ababa must leave by the next train for French Somaliland. An Iowa woman and her two daughters are believed among those ordered out, with others named from California and Los Angeles.
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Washington
Cornelius H. van Engert
Addis Ababa
State Department
Seventh Day
French Somaliland
Iowa
Ethiopia
M. J. Sorensen
Extra
N. E. Kern
Seventh Day Adventist General Conference
Kern
D. C. Bergman
Los Angeles
C. Nicola
Monte Bello
Calif
Paralysis Serum Shown To Be Highly Promising
In Louisville Kentucky Dr C Rosenow of the Mayo Foundation demonstrated an infantile paralysis serum using cultures from local patients and eight live rabbits. Dr A T McCormack secretary of the state health board called the demonstration pretty conclusive and noted the serum appeared almost too good to be true.
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Louisville
Kentucky State Medical Association
C. Rosenow
Mayo Foundation
University of Minnesota
A. T McCormack
Kentucky State Board of Health
U S Tops In Bordeaux Wine Imports
The United States led Bordeaux wine imports in July with 24,000 liters or about 26,000 bottles, surpassing Belgium and Britain. Britain imported 145,300 liters in barrels, while the region notes a long history dating back to the Black Prince era.
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United States
U. S
Belgium
Great Britain
France
England
Music boosts hat output in Auckland millinery factory
In Auckland New Zealand a hat firm installed radio sets in its factory and reports music increases efficiency. The owner says a worker can produce 15 or 16 hats in the time it formerly took to make a dozen.
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Auckland
N. Z
Regimentation fears at social work meeting on health policy
Dr Thomas A Burchman of Des Moines warned that social and medical insurance favored by the national administration could curb physician initiative and increase bureaucratic control. He cited inadequate medical rehabilitation funding and questioned social insurance, noting improvements stem from sanitation rather than government programs.
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Thomas A. Burchman
Des Moines
Roosevelt Hotel
State Conference of Social Work
Burchman
Gertrude Smith
Iera Medical
Polk County
Charles H. Henshaw
Lucy Dippert
Lola Schmidt
Dorothy Alice Johnson
Miss Schmidt
Miss Johnson
A. A. Heckman
Board of Public Welfare
St. Paul, Minn
Esther Twenty
Relief
Kansas
John Cowles
Elbert Robertson
Wilbert Bond
Mercury Falls to 25 as Cedar Rapids Freezes at Dawn
Cedar Rapids rooftops were white with frost Friday as the temperature dropped from 32 at midnight Thursday to 25 at 7 am, the season's lowest so far. By late morning the reading rose to 42 under light clouds, with Thursday's highs reaching 46 and 40 in the late afternoon.
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Cedar Rapids
Mercury
Chambers
Midnight intruder leaves baby boy and $5 in Michigan
A midnight intruder broke into the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoagg in Berkeley Michigan and left a baby boy a $5 bill and feeding formula. The sleeping couple woke to cries and the mother said they would consider keeping the infant if all goes well. The Hoagegs have no children.
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Berkeley, Mich
Charles Hoagg
Baylor Fires Three Co-eds Over Smoking Policy
In Waco Texas president Pat M. Neff announced that no student, male or female, may smoke on Baylor University time. The move follows the dismissal from part time jobs held by three co-eds who were attending the Baptist school.
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Waco
Tex
Baylor
Pat M. Neff
The
Baptist University
Il Duce's Forces Advance Toward Aduwa Hills
Italian troops and tanks mass on the Ethiopian frontier near Aduwa as Rome reports stiff resistance yet predicts fall of Aduwa within days. Italian cavalry under General Pirzio-Biroli leads a multi-division push aided by air squadrons and bombardment plans toward Harar and Djibouti rail links.
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Il Duce
Aduwa
Asmara
Eritrea
Verdun
Ethiopia
Rome
Associated Press
Adigrat
Addis Ababa
Maribaria
Mount Rama
Emilio de Bono
Mareb
Italian Somaliland
Alessandro Pirzio-Biroli
East Africa
Pirzio-Biroli
Count Ciano
Zai
Conroy High Teams Sweep Millersburg in Doubleheader
Conroy high school defeated Millersburg 3 to 0 in the boys game and 10 to 1 in the girls game on Thursday. Conroy will host Amana next Tuesday.
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Conroy
Conroy High School
Millersburg High School
Amana
Wages Revised for Public Works under PWA Order
The PWA ordered that construction workers be paid prevailing wages on post October 9 contracts. President Roosevelt waived the 90 percent relief labor rule where relief labor was unavailable, a move seen as a labor victory over Hopkins limits. The change reconciles disparate wage scales for projects funded by the PWA and the newer funds.
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Washington
Harold L. Ickes
Roosevelt
PWA
Works Progress
Harry L. Hopkins
Widow's Mite Made Smaller By Judge
In Denver a district judge ruled that a widow who lived with her husband less than two years has no special claim to his wealth. The judge sustained the transfer of Charles L. Burton's property to two children from a former marriage, rejecting the widow's charge of undue influence by Harold A. Burton and Mrs. Millie Dawson.
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Denver
H. B. Munson
Sterling
Denver District Court
Charles L. Burton
Harold A. Burton
Drexel Hills
Millie Dawson
Los Angeles
Reich Shows Increase In Beer Consumption
Berlin reports a 29.6 percent rise in beer intake in 1934-35 over the prior year. The average German drank 445.6 pints, with total beer consumption 96,829,300 gallons and a beer bill of $107,240,000, up from $97,120,000. The statistical figures are presented as indicators of Nazi influence on business.
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Berlin
Federal ‘Statistical Department
Germany
Hanson and wf to Linn county road district interest
George F Hanson and wife convey in part a parcel for road purposes in section 15 township 83 range 8 with $25 consideration. Equitable Life Insurance Company of Indiana quitclaims any interest it may have in the premises.
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Harry W. Hall
Harry G
Clara Hoyt
George F Hanson
Linn County
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