How Big a War Looms Over Ethiopia Crisis
The piece argues Mussolini aims for a large war despite peace offers from Laval and Eden. Britain and France face a dilemma over Ethiopia, risking betrayal of the nation they defended. Mobilization could be irreversible, with Europe possibly drawn into conflict as imperial ambitions advance. Concerns rise over sovereignty, liberty, and national security amid nationalist fervor.
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Mussolini
Laval
Eden
Ethiopia
Italy
Britain
France
Africa
Europe
China
Rome
Visionary trivia and Bible translation query
A compact Q and A style note lists trivia questions about the vison habitat, eggs of a prehistoric animal found in Monrolia, an Andrews expedition, and the origin of the English Bible name. It includes a Sunday horoscope remark and ends with an answer stem noting James T as the translator's authorizer.
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Monrolia
Roy Chapman Andrews
Stormy confrontation as Lia vows divorce and family fights surge
Lia Garenne declares intent to divorce Val while pressing her claim to her mother's estate and priceless jewels. Garenne enrages, branding Lia as half-Chinese to provoke fear, then calms but reveals stress over family trust. Val restrains Lia as tensions threaten every bond, with a startling confession pending.
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Lia
Val
Garenne
Cordray
Maurice
Fitz-James
Maurice Cordray
Metropolitan
Gobi
Sarenne
Wiss
James
Agarotte
Lin
Val Preston
Jan
Lula
Preston
Sandbagging Workers: Morgantown Post Voice
A Morgantown Post opinion piece argues the Roosevelt administration harms capital investment with policy scares, hurting heavy industry and jobs. It contends relief alone cannot sustain millions and calls for policies that encourage investment and steady, fair-wage employment for all willing to work.
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Morgantown Post
Roosevelt
Our Birthright For A Mess Of Potage
A short essay defends American sovereignty as a birthright and the people's right to self rule. It contrasts the British and other nations where sovereignty rests with a monarch or ruling class, noting the American example of liberty and self governance while questioning whether the United States still stands as a shining example of self rule.
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Americans
England
Mans
Another Roosevelt and the Promise Break in Politics
The Wheeling Intelligencer remarks on President Rosevelt’s swift reversal from 1932 pledges and party platform, contrasting with Theodore Roosevelt’s 1914 stance on keeping campaign promises. It argues the shift undermines public confidence and urges a return to the first Roosevelts’ standards.
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Roosevelt
Wheeling Intelligencer
Rosevelt
White House
Miles Poindexter
Panama Canal
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevent
Non Partisan School Boards Proposal At State Level
A state education association committee urged non partisan five member school boards elected county wide for six year, four year, and two year terms. The plan calls for special school elections and non partisan ballots, arguing politics should not enter school administration and citing concerns over partisan ballots. Pilot W A Winston’s body to lie in state as services planned in Maysville after a public viewing at the mortuary.
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Elkins Inter-Mountiny
The
State Education Association
Boards of Education
Board of Education
Will Rogers funeral rites move to Hollywood Bowl
Wide mourning marks Will Rogers death with funeral hour at 2 p.m. closing of studios, public services at Hollywood Bowl led by Conrad Nagel and Rupert Hughes, followed by private rites for family and 125 friends. Oklahoma City honors Wiley Post with silent tribute as his body arrives aboard a giant airliner, Crosson aboard the craft.
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Post
Mays
Hollywood Bowl
Conrad Nagel
Rupert Hughes
Rogers
Wee Kitk O' the Heather
Joe Crosson
Will Rogers
America
Point Barrow
Seattle
Perkins backed road to economic security in states
Frances Perkins predicts states will align with federal economic security laws to avoid being burdened by richer regions. The plan mirrors highway funding, with federal dollars matched to state spending, expanding to pensions and other aid as states choose, potentially up to a $15 monthly limit. A NY dispatch notes Nye comments on third-party prospects and the pace of political and economic change shaping Roosevelt era policy.
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Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Washington, D. C
Frances Perkins
National Road Building
Uncle Sam
State No. 4
State No. 1
Sithout
Uncle Samuel
Federal Treasury
No. 1
New York
Leslie Eichel
Gerald P. Nye
T Roosevelt
North Dakota
Old Guard
Nye
Nya
Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Service notices and ads mix from Landmark church and auctions
The page reports funeral rites at Landmark Missionary Baptist Church and services at First Baptist with burial at Fairlawn cemetery, plus a plane flyover of flowers. It lists sale ads for a six room house, Rawleigh route employment, a Ford sedan promotion, a stock of notes deed sale, and a public auction for a Grafton West Virginia lot with scheduled payment terms and trustee notice.
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Little Landmark Missionary Baptist Church
Oklahoma Capitol
First Baptist Church
Fairlawn
Trustee sale notice for 1929 deed of trust in Taylor County
In pursuance of the terms of a deed of trust given by Cleo M Weston to the trustee dated November 14 1929 and of record in the clerk of the county court of Taylor County West this notice announces the sale action and related court filing details.
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Cleo M. ‘Weston
Taylor County
West
Grand Slam Debate in a Central Press Hand
In a Central PressBridge column E V Shepard analyzes a rose-hand bidding scenario with Miss Virginin Lannigan. The discussion weighs probabilities for small versus grand slams, noting that doubling or grand bids depend on trump distribution and missing cards. The piece argues cautious play and correct assessment over luck in grand slams.
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Rose
Wes
Virginin Lannigan
Popert
North
Eliiba
South
Hearts
Honora
Bhia
Mayer
Ahiall Alam
Aisin
di Mance
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Grafton Printing Co
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W. Va
Associated Press
National Advertising Representatives
Clayden, Ie
York
Lexington Avenue
Chicago
Miichigan Avenue
Scotts Scraf
R. J. Scott
Yau Villary
Vascal
North America
James T
Sigur
Asturian
Spain
Central Press Association, Inc
W. A. Winston
Gence
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Congress
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Hussian
Knotlsville Pike
Rawleigh
Dept
Richmond
Albert Mills
Monmouth
Cincinnati
Virginia
West Virginia
City of
West Main Street
Boyd- Street
Fetterman
John L. Hechmer
Sentinel
W. Main
M. & M. Bank
R. E. Blaney
Orchard Street
Harold Trimble
Mair Street
Flemington
Pearl Street
Refrigeration Engineering Institute
Box N
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E V. Shepard
Booth
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