League aims at lifting Italy sanctions amid Ethiopia crisis
Reports say Britain and France reached possible agreements to end sanctions against Italy as the League of Nations assembly convenes. Talks between Eden and Delbos yielded a highly satisfactory tone amid discussions on Europe peace and Locarno reminders. A Belgian-Italian memorandum on Ethiopia circulation was planned for publication Monday, with Zeeland seen as a likely successor to Beneš.
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Ethiopia
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An Eden
Min‘von Delbos
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Locarno
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Bel- Was
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League Assembly
Black-Draughts Good Reputation Across Generations
Mrs Fred Richardson of Hartshorne Oklahoma shares how Black-Draught has earned trust through decades. Her father used it for fifty years and she uses it for sour stomach constipation or sluggish feelings. She expects it to remain effective for another twenty five years.
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Fred Richardson
Hartshorne
Oklo
Adv
Snake Bite Fatal to Arkansas Boy
Raymond O Dell Moring age 12 died after a snake bite received while playing with two companions near Redfield Arkansas He had been swimming in a pond at the time Fang marks on his leg were just below the knee He was the son of Mr and Mrs Henry Moring and is survived by three brothers Beauford Acchie and Julian and seven sisters May Ava Alvareen Lucille Cozie Vara and Idessa Funeral arrangements have not been completed
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Pine Bluff
Redfield
Raymond O'Dell Moring
Lee Shoptow
Redfeld
Raymond
Henry Moring
Nathan Shoptow
Beauford
Acchie
Julian Moring
May
Ava
Alvareen
Lucille
Cozie
Vara
Idessa
Roosevelt Support Among New York Farmers Probed
The excerpt describes a field interview 70 miles east of Buffalo with J A Noonan vice president of the Western New York Milk Producers Co operative. A dirt farmer believes New York farmers who left the Republicans may back Roosevelt again while eastern farmers accuse midwest and southern growers of receiving government favors.
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Roosevelt
Buffalo
J. A. Noonan
Western New York Milk Producers’ Co-operative
New York
Sino Japanese tensions threaten new China war near Shanghat
American observers warned Sunday night of a possible Sino Japanese rupture that could erupt into war over North and South China incidents. They cited Chinese customs ships firing on Japanese boats, Japan’s demands for apologies, and Tokyo’s troop buildup and dismemberment aims in Manchuria and surrounding provinces as sharpening the crisis.
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Japan
North China
Chiang Kai-Shek
Fengtai
Peiping
Gai
Hopei
Chahar
Suiyuan
Shantung
Fuklei
Inner Mongolia
Roosevelt Carrying New York City by Three-Quarters of a Million
On a Syracuse to Schenectady trip a voter contemplates Roosevelt versus Landon. Eastern urban voters fear federal waste while rural New York leans toward Roosevelt for food relief and WPA jobs. Polls suggest Roosevelt's edge in the state, with New York City possibly tipping the balance even if upstate margins lag.
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Lehman
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Takinc
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Luulers
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Tammany Hall
Housewell
Lelanan
Kurt Mousevelt
Behanan
Coughlin
Uiak
Lown
Felipiy
Hina
Roosevelt Nearing Victory In New Deal Era
Roosevelt trails past 1932 support but will still carry the state, despite an 88 percent lag in labor support. The source notes he led the ticket in 1932 by 598,996 votes and expects a continued, though smaller, margin this time.
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OE Courss
Roosevelt
Tecan
Cotton Market Continues Climb Amid Weather Worries
New Orleans reports show the cotton market rising to near weekly highs with July at 12.92, October at 11.66, and December and January at 11.63 as gains ride on dry Southern weather, mill demand concerns, and looming end-of-year exports. First notices rose briefly but had little lasting effect as talks of lean cotton and possible mill shutdowns persisted.
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New Orleans
Texas
France tourist trade halves from war to half a million
The tourist industry in France fell to about half a million visitors, a sharp drop from three million foreign visitors recorded before World War I. The decline reflects broader postwar economic and travel disruptions affecting inbound travel dynamics. The second fact notes that London’s first directory traced to Royal origins, initiated by Charles I to compile a list of citizens able to lend him money.
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France
London
Charles 1
51 817 More Buys to Be Enrolled in CCC Camps
Washington dispatch reports CCC director Robert Fechner announced 51 817 recruits would be enrolled next month to keep the CCC at 350,000. He noted 145,483 members were discharged in the year ending May 31 for private jobs and urged businessmen to visit camps to hire youths.
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CCC
Washington
Robert Feeh Iner
Civilian Conservation Corps
Fechner
Drownings After Small Plane Falls Off Daytona Beach
A Daytona Beach area small plane crashed Sunday, killing Al Stanley the 29 year old band leader from Montgomery Alabama and Mary Lee Butler the 20 year old Daytona Beach nightclub employee. Passenger Strage Lander the pilot survived with injuries after the wreckage lay about 40 yards off shore. He later said the plane went into a tollsplity.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
al Stanley
Montgomery
Ala
Mary Lee Butler
Strage Lander
Drouth Expected to Hike Prices
Western plains drought sparks fears of higher food costs as April to June rainfall matches 1934 levels. Experts warn scarce feed for livestock could reduce beef and pork, lift lard and bread prices, and push up milk cheese and butter costs amid a potato shortage and limited wheat exports.
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Chicago
Weather Bureau
United States
Government panel aids Dakotas and surrounding states
Secretary Henry Wallace in Washington names a special committee to address the egg shortage and rising poultry demand. The group focuses on Dakota, Minnesota, Montana, and Wyoming, with ongoing surveillance of southern regions.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Henry Wallace
Washington
Dakotas
Minnesota
Mentane
Wyoming
South
Investments and society quotes from 1930s figures
Roger W. Babson cites health children and land as basics of investment while dismissing jail as solution. Rudolph Hess praises a capable wife. Gibson E Gorman notes New York City feminine. Ten thousand British schoolchildren toured 1935 Europe including Greece Czechoslovakia Italy and Finland.
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Gibson E. Gorman
Chicago
New York City
Wadine
Dean
Cocteau
Rudolph Hess
School Journey Association
Greece
Czechoslova
Kintaly
Finland
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Promises Malaria Cure
A historical patent medicine claim touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a remedy that not only relieves malaria symptoms but kills the infection. It notes iron content strengthens blood and promotes recovery, promotes safety for children, and offers 50c and 1 dollar sizes with inflated value claims.
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Grove
John C. Ashley Urged as Arkansas Governor Choice
The Jonesboro Daily Tribune editorial backs John C. Ashley for Arkansas governor, praising his honesty, experience, and economic policies. It asserts Ashley's broad appeal, legislative record, and leadership, arguing he offers the best chance for stable, prudent state governance amid a crowded Democratic field.
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