Swiss frontier fears spur massive rearmament plans
The article notes Swiss concerns about Germany breaching the frontier and the need to reinforce defenses. It discusses rearming efforts, the allocation of funds near 76 million dollars, and how Swiss fortifications rise as the war shifts near Basel Besançon and Belgium.
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Basel
Besancon
Belgium
James
Anny
Switzerland
Germany
France
Fortifications Rise Across Swiss Frontiers Amid German Threats
Swiss troops strengthen earthworks opposite France and across Austria while fortifying the Italian frontier. Swiss leaders argue fortifications are reversible and aimed at deterring a German invasion, with Mussolini’s memory cited and French protests quieted over historical invasions.
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Fron-Tierk
Principality of
Leichtenstein
Napoleon
Austria
Italy
Germany
Mussolini
Alps
Liberty Hill Visits Crowd with Local Family Notes
Liberty Hill residents note Mr Lester Beckham and family on a business trip to Hope Saturday afternoon. Miss Mary Ellen Reece of Hope visits relatives, accompanied by her sister. Various locals visit friends and family Sunday including the Starnes, Davis, Asin, and Anderson households. The singing school begins Monday night led by E. H. Hughes of Okolona.
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Lester Beckham
Hope
Mary Ellen Reece
Buster Starnes
A. Davis
Kathleen
Asin
Rayburn Aslin
Ella Beard
Sid Anderson
Walter Abbott
Marceen
Dorsey
Wayne
Will Anderson
Elsa, Beard
Luther Ass
E. H. Hughes
J Okolona
U.S. Too Uncouth to Enjoy Cricket
London commentary argues Americans’ rough crowd behavior hinders cricket’s rise. Brit author Shane Leslie says crowd rudeness at baseball shows why cricket cannot supplant baseball in the United States.
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U.S
London
Shane Leslie
America
Chicago star Ellinwood tops Midwest track crop
Chicago's Ellinwood, a Purdue transfer, has emerged as a leading 400 meter contender with a world indoor record of 48.4 at the Big Ten championships, while teammates Berwanger and Haarlow spark football and basketball clout. Coach Ned Merriam likens Ellinwood to 1932 Olympic star Bill Carr in potential.
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University of Chicago
Jay Berwanger
Bill Harlow
Ray Bluinwood
Berwanger
Ellinwood
Berlin
Purdue
Alex Wilson
Notre Dame
Western Military Academy
Alton
Midwest
Harry Anderson
Tennessee
Andersen
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Harold Stoullwood
Southern
Cal
County Agent's By W F Mountcastle on chicken pox and cowpeas
County Agent W F Mountcastle discusses chicken pox in poultry, advocating vaccination before laying and detailing the stab method. He then covers cowpeas as a leading summer legume in Arkansas soils, listing varieties for seed and forage, and notes home garden value with suggested crops to feed a family of five on average soil.
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Arkansas
Arkansas Experiment Station
University College of Agriculture
Groit
New Epa
Arlington
Brabham
Warren
Wonderful
Taylor
New Era
Smallwood Leads 400m Sprint Line for Olympic Team
Smallwood, a power runner with a stride like Alan Weadring, clocked 48.1 in the 400 to stop Archie Williams and push toward Olympic contention. He also ran 47.4 in the 440 against Washington, anchored a 3:14.8 mile relay to beat Stanford, and figures among season favorites as Syracuse’s Eddie O Briva eyes UC L as Jimmy du Valle.
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Ray Barbuti
Alan Weadring
Archie Williams
California
Williams
Washington
Stanford
Ewinwood
Palley
Syracuse
Eddie O'Briva
UC. L
Jimmy du Valle
Westir
Seed and crop acreage guidance in old notes
The text lists crop seed recommendations and acreages including sorghum half an acre with pure varieties except Ambers, advice to buy seed from a known local farmer, and small acreages for sweet potatoes Irish potatoes peanuts popcorn pumpkins with curr. It appears as fragmented agricultural guidance from a historical source.
League of Nations cleavor from all sections of the e¢iv sized world
The fragment discusses the League of Nations and its reach across global sections, noting the wide scope and implications of its activities in a historical world context. The text hints at the organization’s influence and the varied factors shaping its role in international affairs.
Argentine Fleet Expansion Plans Surface in 1935 News
A 10 year naval modernization in Argentina could add a cruiser three destroyers and three submarines as the fleet rises to become the strongest in South America this year. Seven mine sweepers are under construction and the current balance includes two battleships two cruisers eight destroyers three submarines with two motherships and a schoolship. The article also notes broader global topics from cowpeas to League of Nations efforts and U.S. internal revenue totals for 1935.
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Buenos
Aires
South America
Coed College Spending Tops Male Budgets in Survey
In Columbus Capital University survey, average female students spend about 4605.43 yearly, while male students spend 497.71. Major costs are meals and wardrobe, with coeds spending heavily on clothes and meals, and room rent higher for women than men.
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Columbus
Ohio
Siy
Capitol University
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