Edward Herriot plans spark international row over peace terms
Premier Laval and British foreign secretary Hoare face strong opposition as Herriot attacks the plan to reward Italy with most of Ethiopia for ending its invasion. The scheme provokes protests in Britain and across Europe, with Haile Selassie demanding a League ruling. Mussolini requests clarification while Ford halts orders, slowing the Italian advance toward Addis Ababa.
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Samuel Hoare
Italy
Ethiopia
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Laval
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League Council
Mexico
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Mediterranean
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Rudolfo Graziani
Addis Ababa
Benes Selected As Czechoslovakia's Next Leader In Prague
Masaryk abdicated at eighty six and endorsed Eduard Benes for president. Benes would face Nazis in Bohemian districts, Slovak fascists, Hungarian irredentists, and widespread Communist agitation. This followed Masaryk's long life of work to revive and govern the nation.
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Republic of
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Bohemian
Prague
Eduard Benes
Mazaryk
Mendieta Resigns Cuba Presidency in govt quarrel
Carlos Mendieta resigns as president of Cuba after a fierce government quarrel over election procedure. Secretary of State Barnet assumes office and reappoints the cabinet as preparations for a constitutional election proceed.
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Cuba
Mdpndipta
Mendieta
Barnet
Constitution Restored in Egypt After Riots and Cabinet Resignations
Rioting in Cairo directed at British control prompted Premier Nessim Pasha and his cabinet to resign. With pressures from Sir Miles Lampson and Britain, Nessim offered to quit but stayed to avoid 1919‑style disorders. King Fuad signed a royal decree restoring a 1923 constitution, creating a senate and deputies while leaving internal affairs to Egyptian control and maintaining British military protectorate over foreign affairs.
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Nessim Pasha
Miles Lampson
Great Britain
Fuad
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Chamber of Deputies
Britain
Farm Bureau Adopts Trade and Fiscal Resolutions
At the Chicago convention the American Farm Bureau federation passed 17 resolutions. They endorsed reciprocal trade treaties, urged federal fiscal policy reform to raise revenues and cut expenditures for a budget balance, and defended the Agricultural Adjustment act with calls for simpler administration. President Edward A. O'Neal of Alabama was re elected for two years, with Charles B. Hearst as vice president and the full board reappointed.
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Farm
American Farm Bureau Federation
Chicago
Canada
United States
Federation
Edward A. O'Neal
Alabama
Charles B. Hearst
President to Ask Big Sum for Social Security Program
White House officials say President Roosevelt will request a 100 million dollar appropriation from the new Congress to launch the federal social security program effective January 1. The fund will aid needy elderly, maternity and child welfare, and the blind, distributed to states via commissioners and welfare directors to shape regulations. Industrial Council Is Hard to Organize NEORGDL. Berry faces disarray as delegates flee, with unions backing the plan for an 80 hour week and government industry licensing.
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Congress
Washington
Social Security Board
Berry
Thinning Wood Lot to Triple Stand Value and Fuel
Extension writer R. R. Parmenter explains how careful thinning of farm wood lots can triple final stand value while providing winter fuel. By selecting the best form and species and removing only necessary competition, a mature final crop emerges, with 100 to 150 trees per acre in dense stands, and uneven-aged stands benefited by selective release of valuable species.
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Woroster
Massachusetts
Binte College
VNU Service
Screw Worms Reach Corn Belt Threat After Winter
The screw worm, a major pest of livestock, has spread to 14 Illinois, Missouri, and Iowa counties, carried north by infested cattle and sheep as meat prices rise. Dr. F C Bishopp of USDA notes cold will likely halt winter survival. risk remains if contaminated stock enters next year.
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Bureau of Entomology and Plant Quarantine
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Missouri
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Corn Belt
Hybrid Seed Corn Cross Fertilization Methods Described
Hybrid seed corn is produced by crossing pure lines and fertilizing silks of one strain with pollen from tassels of an unrelated strain. Marl Slevering notes in the Prairie Partner that two unrelated purenes are planted, tassels removed from one strain, detasseled silks fertilized with pollen from the other strain, and hybrid seed harvested from detasseled plants.
Frosted Sudan Grass Safe for Cattle Pasture Says Experts
Dr J Willard of the Ohio Experiment Station states frosted Sudan grass is not dangerous to cattle. Michigan station pastured it for three years without injury and over 20 years east of the Mississippi saw few poisoning cases. Prussic acid is the implicated toxin.
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Ohio Experiment Station
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Mississippi River
Sudan Grasa
Fertilizer for Fruit Trees in Fall Applications
Fall fertilizer use for fruit trees can boost growth and yield. Experiments show nitrogen storage in roots. both nitrogenous and complete fertilizers are beneficial in autumn. Leaching risks exist in sandy soils during winter, influencing profitability.
Wild Rice Yield By Chippewa Indians Reported
Chippewa Indians in Wisconsin and Minnesota plan a wild rice harvest of about 40 000 pounds this year. The crop, grown in lowland waters and over six feet tall, is harvested by hand from canoes and serves as a staple for various waterfowl. The rice was originally planted by the Chippewas.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Chippewas Farm Journal
Lessons on Israel's exile and restoration in Luke study
This lesson outlines December 29 Golden Text and topics on how God restored His people. It covers a quarter’s study of Isaiah Jeremiah Ezekiel Daniel Nehemiah Ezra and Malachi, with methods for adult and student classes and assignment ideas on prophecies, exile, and covenant fulfillment, ending with a transition to Luke.
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Junion
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Jeremiah
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Nehemiah
Isara
Zerubbabel
Malachas
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Malachi
Fragmented verse fragments from a poem passage
A disjointed literary fragment references a rich man and multiple abstract images. The text speaks of sight sound morning and night unfathomable galaxies within the brain geometry of the city of God and the power of love and the realms of right and wrong. The passage appears as a loose, stylistic meditation rather than a clear narrative or report.
Fragmentary line hints at conflict and emotion
A fragmentary excerpt evokes struggle and antagonism between individuals or groups with emphasis on voice, faith, and inner resolve amid hostility. The text hints at broader themes of effort, endurance, and rising above fear, without detailing concrete events or entities.
Art Impulse as Comfort for Upheaved Emotions
The Par ents' Magazine excerpt discusses cultivating a child's artistic effort to calm emotional upheaval. Arts education, tied to spelling geography language and creative expression, is seen as essential to developing a constructive worldview and countering commercialism and despair through intentional creative activity.
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New York University
School of Education
Frederick the Great statue in Berlin lacks spurs
The text notes that the statue of Frederick the Great on Unter den Linden omits spurs, contrary to rules for equestrian statues. It states the emperor refused to wear them because he loved horses deeply.
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Frederick the Great
Mike
Unter den Linden
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