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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1936

Page

2

France Devalues Franc Drops Gold Standard

France abandons the gold standard and devalues the franc to about 4 to 5 cents, with Premier Leon Blum’s government approving a five-part plan. The move triggers similar decisions in the Netherlands Latvia and Switzerland while a U S Britain and France seek a gentlemen's agreement to curb currency war risks.

France Leon Blum Netherlands Latvia Switzerland United States Great Britain Washington Blum Chamber of Deputies Chamber Popular Front Senate Chicago Journal of Commerce

Franco's Forces Seize Toledo Amid Civil War Turmoil

Spanish Fascists capture Toledo driving government troops from the city as Franco's artillery and infantry surge toward Madrid. Amid raids on Bilbao and hostage violence, international leaders debate nonintervention and possible league actions while Britain calls for reforms. In Minneapolis, 1800 mill workers end a month long strike with wage and bargaining rights agreed. Four hundred National Guardsmen are demobilized.

Toledo Francisco Franco Alcazar Tagus Madrid Franco Bilbao Minneapolis National Guardsmen Petersen

Handsome Cloth Crocheted Pattern for Tea Table Squares

Learn to crochet a quick decorative square with a simple sample design. Pattern 5193 offers complete instructions, an illustration, stitch list, and material needs. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept. 259 W Fourteenth St New York NY for the pattern.

Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept Fourteenth St New York N. Y

Beware Coughs That Hang On From Common Colds

An advertisement promotes Creomulsion as a cure for chest colds and bronchial irritation. It claims the product soothes inflamed membranes and loosens germ laden phlegm, with a money back guarantee via the druggist if results are not immediate.

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It Will Rise as Truth Emerges Amid a Flood of Words

A brief note discusses how essential facts can be buried in excess phrasing. It urges careful discernment to separate core events from surrounding commentary and distractions.

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Seaman Found Guilty in German Sedition Case

AWRENCE SIMPSON of Seattle, held in German prison camps 14 months, was found guilty by the people's court and sentenced to three years in prison minus time served. He admitted that he and three Communists attempted to form a popular front government, failed when one accomplice was a police spy, and that he carried Communist propaganda aboard the steamship Manhattan into Germany.

Awrence Simpson Seattle People’s Court Simpzo1 Popular Front Germats Germany Manhattan Gert

Pennsylvania and national race views clash in 1936 tilt

Washington correspondent notes Pennsylvania may stay in Roosevelt opposition while coal miners fear hydro electric power shift. He cites Labor leaders and Pennsylvania Dutch sentiment, plus Negro voting power in key states, and Massachusetts primary shifts toward Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. with Greenwood driving a Curley takedown.

Washington Pennsylvania London Keystone Roosevelt New York Susquehanna River Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr United States Senate United States League of Nations Massachusetts Robert E. Greenwood Fitchburg James M. Curley Greenwood Bay State Jim Curley Curley Young Lodge

Nations list for League members and outsiders

A scanned list enumerates League of Nations members including Afghanistan Albania Argentina Australia Austria Belgium Bolivia Bulgaria Canada Chile Colombia Cuba Czechoslovakia Denmark Dominica Ecuador Estonia Ethiopia Finland France Greece Guatemala Haiti Honduras Hungary Ireland Italy Latvia Liberia Lithuania Luxembourg Mexico Netherlands New Zealand Nicaragua Norway Panama Paraguay Persia Peru Poland Portugal Romania El Salvador Siam South Africa Spain Soviet Russia Sweden Switzerland Turkey United Kingdom Uruguay Venezuela Yugoslavia and outsiders such as Brazil Costa Rica Egypt Germany Iceland Japan Nepal Saudi Arabia Hedjaz Tibet and the United States.

E of Nations A i: League Afghanistan Albania Argentina Australia Austria Belgium Bolivia Bulgaria Canada Chile Colombia Cuba Czechoslovakia Denmark Dominica Ecuador Esthenia Ethiopia Finland France Greece Guatemala Haiti Honduras Hungary Guia Iroq Irish Free State Italy Latvia Liberia Lithuania Luxemburg Mexico Netherlands New Zealand Nicaragua Norway Panama Paraguay Persia Peru Poland Portugal Rumania Salvador Siam South Africa Spain Soviet Russia Sweden Switzerland Turkey United Kingdom Uruguay Venezuela Yugoslavia Brazil Costa Rica Egypt Germany Iceland Japan Nepal Saudi Arabia Hedjaz Tibet United States

Rays Detect Flaws In Steel With X Rays And Gamma Rays

X rays and gamma rays detect incipient cracks buried six inches or more deep in steel plates and castings. The nondestructive method reveals hidden flaws to prevent failures.

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