Removal of Daniels to be requested over Mexico education clash
Mexico opposes Catholic school closures and priest expulsions. Ambassador Daniels faced criticism for quoting Calles on education and endorsing reform, but he argued his remarks supported public schools and religious freedom. The U S State Department said Daniels’ position was explained and the incident closed.
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Mexico
Daniela
Ing
Hull
Plutarco Elias Calles
Catholic Periodicale
Daniels
United States
Horace Mann
General Calles
State Department
Stamp Collectors Appeal to President Over Farley Favoritism
Stamp clubs nationwide protest Farley favoritism. The American Philatelic Society and related groups led by Carter Glass Jr. pledge support, with resolutions already passed by stamp societies across the country.
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Farley
American Philatelic Society
Society of Philatelic Americans
National Federation of Stamp Clubs
Virginia Federation of Stamp Clubs
Carter Glass, Jr
Three Men Kidnapped by Two Robbers
A pair of hold up men kidnapped three men including Hickory taxi driver Doc Lippard and passenger, forcing a drive toward Hickory then to a point beyond 6.8 miles away before releasing the captives. Buff escaped while a Beard girl accompanied them and a police chase linked robberies at Granite Falls Taylorsville and a C and N W depot incident in Lenoir. Amounts stolen ranged from $5 to $39 with other robberies reportedly small.
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Hickory
Catawba
Hafers
Doc Lippard
Lippard
Buff
Ickard
Carpenter
Beard
Maiden
Blackburn
Gastonia
Wilkesboro
Granite Falls
Taylorsville
Caldwell County
Parsons
C. and N. W
Lenoir
Cats in Japanese Towns Reach 80 Per 100 Homes
Cats exist in most Japanese towns in a proportion of 80 to every 100 houses, with the result that rate are very scarce.
Palm Leaf Bible in Goettingen Library
A palm leaf Bible is housed in the Goettingen library. The manuscript comprises 5373 pages, with each page on a single leaf.
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Library of
How To Quickly Believe Headache And Soothe Nerves
Ad copy promoting STANBACK as a fast relief for headaches and nervous tension. Claims quick action with no after‑effects. Mentions availability in drug stores with trial size ten cents and economy size twenty five cents. Includes testimonials phrased as millions saying it’s wonderful.
Economic Plans Highlight Unemployment and Budget Projections
President outlines fiscal 1935 and 1936 figures with recovery aims. He notes unemployment remains high, relief shifts from federal to expanded work programs, and a near balanced budget is proposed for 1936 except for deliberate work relief spending.
Fencing Star Dorothy Bowell Preps for Olympic Trials
Dorothy Bowell, renowned American fencer based in Washington, showcases flawless form in training for the next Olympic cycle. She previously held the 1930 state championship and won a regional title in 1992 amid a noted fencing career.
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Dorothy Bowell
Americas
Bowell
Washington
Rocky Mountains
Budget outlines 1936 expenditures and deficits
The general budget summary for 1936 projects total expenditures of about 8.52 billion dollars with 3.94 billion for regular needs and 4.11 billion for recovery and relief. Increases cover civil service retirement, veterans funds, defense, and public works while the deficit is set at 4.528 billion and the national debt would rise by about 3.152 billion to 34.239 billion. The plan also notes continued emergency agencies and economy measures.
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
Veterans’ Administration
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Treasury
Congress
TI Am
Ee. Ee Ag
Crete
Postal Service
Civil-Service
Executive
United States
Tennessee Valley Authority
Post Office Department
Theudget
Budget reforms aim to streamline 1935 government finances
The document outlines a revised budget form for 1935 to improve citizen usefulness and detail for units like the Post Office, Reconstruction Finance Corp, TVA, and District of Columbia. It introduces annexed budgets, a first detailed revenue statement, and a plan to present a year end summary after Congress acts, plus a call to reduce appropriations for tighter budgetary control. The goal is efficient operations, anti destitution measures, and solid government credit.
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Post Office Department
Opambia
Post Department
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Temsee Valley Authority
District of
Treasury
Congress
United States
Budget message urges extension of internal revenue taxes
President Roosevelt argues for extending miscellaneous internal revenue taxes set to expire next June to fund the 1936 budget. He notes no new taxes, but supports maintaining current rates and relies on the 3 cent postal rate for non local mail. The plan includes $4 billion for recovery and relief, with $4.11 billion estimated for 1986 relief programs and allocations by the executive for work for the unemployed.
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Congress
Roosevelt
Senate
House
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Palace Theatre
Salem Street
Thomasville
Wimpole Street
Norma Shearer
Fredric March
Faa Pa Ain Ty Are N
Hot Tone
Jean Muir
Walt Disney Silly Symphony
En Garde
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Sande
Tahiti
Naval
United States Gov
Lossad
Dan Thomas
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Omen Lowe
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