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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1935

Page

3

Ethiopia War Expands As Italian Forces Advance

A note to the League of Nations from Balti ngheta Heroul reports Italian airplanes bombed Aduwa and Adigrat in Ethiopian territory. Ras Seyum informs of battles in Agame as Mussolini mobilizes masses in Italy. International leaders discuss sanctions while Ethiopia mobilizes up to 1.25 million fighters.

Ethiopia Mussolini Craig East Africa Eritrea League of Nations Mt. Mussa Ali Baltingheta Heroul League Ras Seyum Aduwa Adigrat Agame Ithiopian Reuters Addis Ababa Ras Kabada Negradas Wallacha Italy Duce Venezia Palace Rome All Nations League Council Geneva Europe Anthony Eden Great Britain Premier Laval France Paris Africa Mediterranean Red Sea

Roosevelt Presents New Deal Praise and AAA Defense

President defends New Deal and its constitutional approach to promote general welfare. He highlights the AAA as a human rights program for farmers, praises Boulder Dam dedication, and urges private industry to reduce unemployment. Knox endorsed for GOP nomination. Van Sweringen brothers regain rail and real estate empire control. Nelson Rounsevelt convicted of libel. Flanest P. Bicknell dies after a career with the Red Cross.

AAA Washington Wallace Roosevelt Concord United States Boulder Dam Ickes Johnson Dam Hiram Johnson Los Angeles Hollywood Bowl San Diego

Tinted apron for children ages three to six

Cute stamped and tinted cross stitch apron suitable for embroidery by a 3 to 6 year old. Measures 19 by 24 inches with yellow bear and ball. Package No 6 includes the stamped outline on unbleached material ready to embroider. binding and thread not included. Sent postpaid for 15 cents from Home Craft Co. Dept A, St. Louis Mo. Enclose stamped return envelope for more info.

Address Home Craft Co. Dept A Nineteenth

Indian town names lead list in new Columbia Encyclopedia

The Columbia Press reports Osceola as the most popular Indian town name with towns in Arkansas Iowa Missouri Nebraska and Pennsylvania. Chillicothe Pocahontas Shenandoah and Montezuma appear in multiple states with other odd names listed such as Sleepy Eye Frostproof What Cheer and Itta Bena among others.

New Columbia Columbia Press Osceola Arkansas Iowa Missouri Nebraska Pennsylvania Chillicothe Ilinois Ohio Texas Virginia Pocahontas Scumseh Shenandoah Montezuma Wink Sleepy Eye Minn

Guidelines for a productive home study period

The period should have a quiet psychological atmosphere. Parents must limit noises and distractions during study hour and shut off radio. If no private room, parents or siblings should read with the child to avoid interruptions. Ensure a cool well ventilated room and avoid prolonged home study beyond one hour.

Protest Speech Highlights School Work Debate

A quoted line from Mary G. McCormick of the New York State Department of Education criticizes students who choose outdoor exercise or rest over doing schoolwork, arguing such work should be done in school or not at all.

Frank Knox Chicago Daily News Republican State Central Committee of Illinois Knox Hng Senator Borah Illnois Central Committee Atlantic Pacific West Virginia Mary G. McCormick New York State Department of Education

Notable Public Education Quote from National Kindergarten Association

Keep. Faith Public education is the acknowledged right of every American child. Times are hard but no harder than for the founders of our nation. Let us not economize on our children.

National Kindergarten Association

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