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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1935

Page

2

League action against Italy and Ethiopian war escalation

The league of nations condemned Italy as a violator of its covenant and planned sanctions with a council excluding Italy and neighboring states. Mussolini’s forces crossed into Ethiopia under General De Bono advancing on Aduwa while Italy claimed Tigre province. Roosevelt issued embargos and warned against travel to Italian or Ethiopian ships. Hauptmann case affirmed, and Greece restored monarchy under Kondylis amid political turmoil.

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Navy Secretary Reveals London Naval Conference Plan

Secretary Swanson said the U S intends to take part in a London naval conference within three months and will send Admiral William B Standley as the navy representative due to his strong work at prior discussions on naval limitation.

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Political plan outlined for nonpartisan cabinet slate

The source describes a prospective Republican presidential candidate outlining a broad nonpartisan cabinet. It lists possible picks for key posts including Borah or Johnson for secretary of state, Hoover or Phillips for commerce, Carter Glass for treasury, Hayes for war, and Al Smith for labor, Roosevelt Jr for the navy, and Curtis for interior.

Fish Senator Borah Hiram Johnson Bainbridge Colby John W. Davis Newton D. Baker Commerce Herbert Hoover Frank Phillips Oklahoma Carter- Glass Secretary of the Treasury Edward A. Hayes R. B. Creager Texas Charles Lockwood Brooklyn al Smith Labor Frank O. Lowden Agriculture Theodore Roosevelt, Jr Navy Charles Curtis Interior

National Capital Debates on Recovery and War Trends

The American Federation of Labor opens its Atlantic City convention amid debates on preserving the constitution for industrial recovery, curbing Communists, and Congress’s future control of industry.ward Hughes opens the new Supreme Court building as cases threaten New Deal policies, including the agricultural adjustment act and public works authority.

Merican Federation OF Labor Atlantic City Executive Council NRA Congress Federation Seat &. M. Curry International Foundry Workers’ Union Michigan Tennessee Valley Authority Public Works Administration Reconstruction Finance Corporation

Navy Men Celebrate Naval Academy Founding Anniversary

Afloat with admirals to seamen on October 10 the United States Naval Academy marked its nofinetieth anniversary with a formal ceremony. Distinguished guest Prof Wilder Bancroft and historian George Bancroft, founder of the academy, attended in a ceremonial presence. A featured event included a sham battle as midshipmen landed, scaled the seawall, and pressed an attack under a barrage laid by a sub chaser.

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Roosevelt approves $26 million WPA projects in Pennsylvania

President Roosevelt in a Lower California cruise cabin with Secretary Ickes and WPA head Hopkins, after reviewing Washington reports, formally approves $26 000 000 in works projects in Pennsylvania. He heads to Arenas Bay then sails toward Cocos Island in the Pacific.

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Three wheeled auto showcases high speed stability

A three wheeled car powered by a four cylinder motorcycle engine reportedly withstood deliberate overturn attempts. It travels 85 mph and returns 40 miles per gallon with a rear engine, steel frame and top, air cooled by top vents, seating two.

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Draw One Sweet apple cider nutrition compared to fresh apples

The article notes that Draw One Sweet apple cider offers similar food value to fresh apples, comparing the two sources of nutrients and energy. It highlights that both provide essential vitamins and minerals though processing may affect fiber content.

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