Duce Pledges Aid to U S in War on Drugs
Times Special reports from Washington that Italy and the United States will intensify cooperation against narcotics. Representative Stephen G. Porter, after meeting Premier Mussolini in Rome, says Mussolini backs limiting narcotic drug distribution and supports narcotic farms to cure addicts. He notes strong European friendship for the U S and improving conditions in France and Italy.
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Mexico City Dungeons Closed By Police Chief
The sotanos or dungeons at the Mexico City police headquarters are closed permanently by Gen. Antonio Rios Zertuche. Prisoners will be kept in the regular city jail in a move labeled a modernization after the Obregon assassination.
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Mexico
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He Rules China General Chiang Kai-shek depicted in civilian attire
The description notes General Chiang Kai-shek, commander of Nationalist forces in China, adopting a civilian role after his triumph. He is shown in a plain white coat, signaling his advocacy for civilian control of government over military authority.
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Chiang Kai-shek
China
New Zealand hardwood used to make newsprint
Newsprint of American standard quality produced from New Zealand hardwoods, announced by the United States Forestry Service. The Forest Products Laboratory is testing possibilities for using American hardwoods to manufacture similar paper.
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United Press
Washington
New Zealand
United States Forestry Service
United States Forest Products Laboratory
Hoover Returns to Washington with Bolder Campaign Stance
Ray Tucker reports Herbert Hoover arrives in Washington with a transformed campaign approach. He plans multiple tours beyond central labor, aiming to amplify old fashioned campaigning while leveraging successful California stops. Hoover reconciles party factions, quiets religious tensions, and garners support from agriculture leaders and insurgents.
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Herbert Hoover
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Corn Belt
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State and national leaders weigh McNary Haugen bill
A fragment notes political leaders both state and national back McNary Haugen legislation. The text hints at ongoing debate and alignment among policymakers.
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Sion
Wales 200000 Miles Woman Mail Carrier Retires
Flint Wales August 24 Miss Mary Clay a Flintshire septuagenarian retires after forty years service as an auxiliary postman saying she walked two hundred thousand miles delivering letters in that period.
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United Press
Flint
Wales
Mary Clay
Flintshire
Prince Spada Potenaziani Demonstrates Artificial Rain System
Rome reports Prince Ludovic Spada Potenaziani, governor of Rome, has perfected an artificial rain method on his Rieti district estate. The simple setup waters up to two and a half acres using tubing on movable stands extending about 200 yards.
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Rome
Ludovic Spada Potenaziani
Rieti
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