Gurrent Events Pass in Review
Western Newspaper Union reports on international tensions after the assassination of King Alexander, Jugoslav foreign minister Yeftitch pressing for action against Hungary, amid deportations and European diplomacy. League plan aims for an inquiry and possible sanctions while US pledges neutrality and peace efforts in the Americas endure.
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Jugoslavia
Alexander
Bogoljub Yeftitch
Jugoslav
League of Nations Council
Geneva
Hungary
Marseilles
Italy
France
Czechoslovakia
Rumania
Yeftitch
League
Pierre Laval
Baron Aloisi
Little Entente
Belgrade
Laval
Anthony Eden
Great Britain
Wyoming News Roundup Reflects Relief Efforts and Agriculture
Tax receipts for beer and liquor totaled 27040.85 in November the highest monthly take of the year. Forest service pine trees planted in Evanston city park system. Green River meeting may lead to a transient relief camp. Wyoming agricultural survey starts January. Paul Verger informed by Census, Douglas garden yields 10000 pounds beans. About 50 Hereford calves shipped to Chicago for International Livestock Exposition. 200000 trout planted by fish hatchery staff in Bear River Smiths Fork and Black’s Fork. Thermopolis joins National Delphian Society naming Thermopolia Hot Springs chapter. Lindstrom from Natrona County High School earns Syracuse University scholarships. Traveling mining school in Casper draws over 125 registrants. attendance expected to double. Quealy ranch oil discovery spurs interest near Laramie. Laramie relief administrators praised for low admin costs. Robertson loses 600 as dogs kill feeder stock at Robertson ranch near Lander. Wyoming highway bids worth 400000 to be awarded December 20. total highway work about 7300000 in 18 months. Worland sugar camp surpasses previous campaigns with 130000 tons of beets. Casper area road beautification land secured. Pinedale to Jackson air mail route planned for early next year. Douglas Scout Troop 26 earns medallion for increased membership. 45 scouts registered. December relief allotment set at 490780. Buffalo reintroduction aids Crow Indian reservation restoration. 27 buffalo from Yellowstone to begin restocking plains and valleys. total 54 head including four bulls to be moved to reservation.
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Wyoming
Forest Reserve
Evanston
Green River
Paul R. Greever
Department of the Census
Washington
Douglas
State Emergency Relief Administration
R. 8. Orr
Big Horn
Howard
Moore, Jr
Chicago
Andrew Martin
Uinta County
Thermopolis
Evert P. Lindstrom
Natronal County High School
Casper
College of Administration
Syracuse University
Laramie
Quealy Ranch
Laramie County
Will G. Metz
Miller
William Robertson
Robertson Ranch
Lander
State Highway Department
Holly Sugar Corporation
Worland
Mandergon
Riverton Valley
North Platte River
Casper Creek
Casper Chamber of Commerce
W. 8. Kimball
H. EB. Phillips
Rock Springs
Pinedale
Jackson
Douglas Boy Scout Troop No
Peter van Oosten
Relief Administration
Capitol
Yellowstone National Park
Crow Indian Reservation
Robert Yellowtall
Yellowstone Park
National Topics Interpreted LE on taxes 1935
Washington leaders in Congress oppose any tax increase for 1935 as Roosevelt aides favor curtailing federal expenditures. Hill and Robinson back no tax boost, citing recovery needs. Some taxes will be renewed. emergency levies to stay, with simplification considered. World court adherence and new loan program for home modernization also discussed.
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Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
National Association of Manufacturers
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Commerce
Industry
Finance
Agriculture
Chamber of Commerce of the United
Congress
Washington
White House
Senate
House
Roosevelt
Treasury
Robinson
Arkansas
Harrison
Mississippi
Senate Committee On Finance
Warm Springs
Representative Hill
Ways and Means Committee
Hill
Morgenthau
The
England
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Public Works Administration
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
James A. Moffet
Federal
Moffet
Mr. Moffet
Sam
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Boa
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League of Nations
Chaco
Hull
Buenos Aires
South America
Enry Ford
River Stooge
Dearborn
Mich
Henry Ford
River Rouge
Security Owners’ Association
NRA
AAA
American Congress of Industry
New York
Raymond Moley
Donald Richberg
National Emergency Council
Professor Moley
Moley
Hichberg
L. Bardo
Minneapolis
Cleveland
Textile
San Francisco
National Industrial Council
W. B. Bell
American Cyanamid Company
Orman HH. Davis
London
Japan
N. Heavin
Davis
American Correspondents’ Association
Pacific
Far East
Saar
Council of the
Germany
Privy Seal
Council
Hitler
Berlin
Foreign Office
Cummings
Henry S. Stimson
Criminologista
H. J. Anslinger
C. Goldman
BR. Manuel Sterling
Cuba
Republic
Entaal Questeron
Honduras
Copas
Cabanas
Santa Rita
Wyoming State News
William Bruckart
foreign_ relations committee
Wilson
World Court
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