Italian Columns Reach Makale in Readiness for Advance
The Italian army, led by Generals Santini and Pirzio-Biroli, halted on the Makale rim at noon awaiting supply rain before dawn tomorrow. Their two columns extend out with forward detachments, flanking and scouting as they close on Makale while Ethiopian forces reportedly retreat to the streets. Runners say Ethiopian troops are returning to Makale, with Italians braced for possible clashes as the advance guard moves beyond the town.
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Associated Press
Makale
Ruggiero Santini
Alessandro Pirzio-Biroli
Makele
Pietro Maravigna
Aduwa
Mario Marghinotti
Relief Funds and WPA Rollout in Missouri
Relief administrator Wallace Crossley warns Missouri faces a tightening relief budget as 38 000 workers join WPA rolls next Tuesday. With a $6 000 000 monthly cap, funds will exhaust by April 1 1936, risking a more acute relief crisis nine months before the next legislature.
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Wallace Crossley
Crossley
Missouri
Embalming Board Exam Triggers Student Attention
About 25 students participated as the State Embalming Board began exams. The fragmented text references exams and embalming training, highlighting early implementation or testing of certification processes for aspiring embalmers.
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Embelming
Embelming Board
Bray litigation case in court unsettled over baby’s mother
Commissioner Lin Zacgh heard closing arguments to decide whether Mellie Tipton Muench a physician or Anta Ware a servant is the mother of an 81 week old baby boy in custody while evidence tangled in the Br ay case.
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Lirnheugn
Lin Zacgh
Mellie Tipton Muench
S Fc
Anta Ware
Birk
Blast injures fatal in Missouri tree stump incident
Joan Anderson 71 of New Market Missouri died this morning from injuries suffered October 24 when a dynamite charge exploded in a stump on a lawn near New Market. He had approached the stump believing the fuse had gone out.
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St, Joseph
Joan Anderson
New Market
Anderson
Five incurable patients died by doctor’s confession
An unidentified London physician told the Daily Mail he killed five private patients he could not cure. He cited mercy and humanity, saying he would do it again if necessary. The interview supports a proposed Voluntary Euthanasia Legalization Society led by Lord Moynihan with other notable sponsors.
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London
Daily Mail
Pye
The
Mail
Tve
Jone
Right To
Lord Moynihan
House of Yords
Julian Huxley
Earl of
Chandler Wins Kentucky Rage Candidate Appears Strong
Chandler dominates eastern Kentucky with a large lead, surpassing 100,000 votes as Roosevelt era tensions loom. Aged 37, he acts as a campaigner and golf professional, meeting supporters in Frankfort and Lexington while managing a busy family life.
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Chandler
Roosevelt
Kentucky
Wndign
Burman
Frankfort
Lexington
Courthouse Budget Shocks Borger and County
Paper windows in Chinese homes admit more light than ordinary glass. Borger Texas and nearby counties report a courthouse project valued at six hundred thousand dollars amid small town population figures around 250. Officials note costs loom despite limited resident numbers.
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Borger
Tex
Buter
Stinnett
Voliva Seeks Presidency With Bold Slogan
Wilbur Glenn Voliva, leader of the Christian Catholic Apostolic Church, says he considers himself the best presidential candidate. He plans a campaign built on a slogan opposing brain distribution and cites Townsend's pension plan as a point of contrast.
Reorganization Sought by Two Utilities in Missouri
Two former Insuls Properties, the Missouri Public Service Company and the Arkansas Missouri Power Company, asked the Missouri Public Service Commission to approve reorganization plans filed after voluntary bankruptcy. Missouri Public Service serves 103 communities in 17 counties and supplies gas water or ice to several towns. it owns all stock of East Kansas Pipeline. Arkansas Missouri distributes electricity in nine central and south central Missouri counties and owns stock in East Missouri Power Company serving 37 communities near St. Louis.
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Insuls
Missouri Public Service Company
Warrensburg
Arkansas-Missouri Power Company
Blytheville
Ark
Missouri Public Service Commission
Feneral
Missouri
Trenton
Nevada
Chillicothe
Clinton
Eastern Kansas Pipeline Company
Bronson
Moran
Bas
Arkansas-Missouri Company
East Missouri Power Company
Louisiana
St. Louis
Oulf Storm Likely Weakened Near Florida Coast
The U S weather bureau advised the tropical hurricane center would reach the Florida coast near Pensacola or Apalachicola tonight with gales in a small area near the center. The center was about 150 miles east of Pensacola moving northeastward, warnings stretched from the Cedar Keys to the Mississippi mouth. the storm appears to have lost hurricane force. Swedish Timber and Ore Boom. Swedish timber exports reached 30 000 standards by August end while Lapland iron ore exports totaled 585 000 tons for the same month, the highest August in 14 years.
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Jacksonville
Fla
U. S. Weather Bureau
Pensacola
Apalachicola
Cedar Keys
Mississippi River
Stockholm
Lapland
Milk price spread between producer and consumer debated
Two university professors at a milk mailing agreement meeting in St Louis urged narrowing the price spread. Joseph M. Kla son of Washington University and BR. W. Barn ell of University of Illinois said the distributor is a necessary middleman but profits should be fair and checked regularly. Bartlett proposed reducing milk classifications from three to two to achieve a more equitable base price for handling the product.
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Louis
Wlite
Joseph M. Kla~son
Washington University
BR. W. Barn‘ell
Department of Agriculture and Economics
University of Illinois
Klaman
Modern Ethiopia War Arks Move Toward Front in Blessing
The Ethiopian arks blessed by the Abuna travel from Addis Ababa toward Dessye to bolster front line troops. Each church keeps an ark hidden, with priests guarding the relics to prevent defilement, while the original ark's fate ties to ancient legends in Aksum. Escaped convict Ralph Day is recaptured in Lebanon, Kansas, and returned to jail.
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Joshua
Jericho
Dessye
Addis Ababa
Aksum
Ethiopia
Gabriel
St. George
St. Mary
Anthony
Kans
Ralph Day
H. C. Foster
Day
Lebanon
Billy Sunday Dies at 72 In Los Angeles Home
Prominent evangelist Billy Sunday dies at his Los Angeles home aged 72 after a long struggle with angina pectoris. Funeral plans await arrival of sons Paul and Billy as relatives note his career began in Gardner Iowa in 1896 and he was ordained in Chicago in 1903.
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Los Angeles
William A. Sunday
Chicago
Paul J. Sunday
George M. Sunday
San Francisco
Billy
Igt
William Ashley
Gardner, Town
Ames
Iowa
Marshalltown
Cattangoga
Tenn
Jast
Kmicha
Waka
Winona Lake
Ind
Domer Rodeheaver
William J. Thompson
Northside Florist
Madison
Wis
Bankers
Oklahoma
Will Rogers
Sunday
Evangelist
California
H. E. Sunday
North Dakota
Hood River
Ore
Missouri airports to get improvements seven sites listed
The Bureau of Air Commerce approved airport improvement programs for seven Missouri airports at a total cost of 271,062 dollars funded by WPA. The plans cover Joplin, Springfield, West Plains new airport, Lambert-St. Louis, Carthage, Poplar Bluff, and Columbia airports with detailed grant amounts for each site.
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Washington
Nav
Bureau of Air Commerce
Missouri
WPA
Joplin
Springfield
West Plains
St. Louis
Lambert-St
Pershing Sails For U. S. from Paris
General John J. Pershing, commander of American forces in World War I, sailed from Paris for New York today aboard the steamer Washington.
Eighteen Youths Battle For Husking Title In Indiana
Eighteen farm youths will husk corn at top speed for eighty minutes to crown the 1935 national champion at Fountain county. Nine corn belt states send their best huskers before a crowd of about 100000. The Leslie Mitchell farm hosts the event with easy husking yellow hybrid corn. Last year’s holder Ted Balko of Minnesota is among the finalists, already aiming to defend his title.
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Newtown
Ind
Fountain County
Leslie Mitchell
Carl Seiler
Oneida
Galva
Ill
Ted Balko
Minnesota
Regional champions race for nine-state title
The champions and runners up from South Dakota Minnesota Iowa Nebraska Kansas Missouri In ois Indiana and Ohio will contest a regional event to determine the top team.
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South Dakota
Minnesota
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Ois
Indiana
Ohio
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Minn
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Grief
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