Italian Forces Reach 70 Miles from Addis Ababa
Rome dispatch reports Italy's northern army advancing toward Addis Ababa, with the main force of about 20 000 troops in a flying column of 1000 trucks driving from Dessye toward the capital. Haile Selassie fortifies north west of Addis Ababa as Ethiopian defenses shift to the Warra Hailu mountains.
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Fpo
Pietro Badoglio
Addis Ababa
Hailé Selassie
Dessye
King of Kings
Warra Hailu
Ethiopia
Haile Selassie
Chitf
East Africa
Ali
Italy
Badoglio
Paris
Hitler
Austria
France
Reich
Rhineland
Autria
Charles H. Guptill
Associated Press
Rome
Emperor Haile Selassie
Scotia Media
Ancaber
Weather forecast across regions with mixed rain and warmer terms
Cloudy and warmer with possible rain in eastern portions. Slower rising temperatures expected in western areas tonight and Thursday. Virginia: light rain in southern portion tonight and Wednesday, temperatures to rise slowly. North Carolina: cloudy with occasional rain tonight, ending in eastern portion Thursday morning, colder tonight. Central and western portions remain cold with slow temperature rise.
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Tenner
Treeir
Airginia
North Carolina
Posses Sought for Ira te Killer Near Colfax Louisiana
Colfax Louisiana Ancil 22 Walter Johnson a farmer remains sought by posses after a deadly ambush that killed Sheriff W L Nugent and Deputy D L Brunson while federal riders helped round up cattle to dip them in a bid against Licks Johnson armed with shotgun rifle and pistol fled into nearby woods after the attack triggering old memories of violence over cattle dipping programs in the South
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Colfax
Walter Johnson
W. L. Nugent
D. L. Brunson
Gran Parish
L. Roach
Johnson
Louisiana
One Way Sewer Fort Myers Alligator Rescued
A captioned report describes an alligator trapped in a Fort Myers sewer for about a week. Responders guided the reptile back to surface using a rope, after it fled 209 feet through the pipe before surfacing.
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Fort Myers
GGI
Canke
Cook
Republicans push to woo Democrats in renewed drive
Associated Press dispatch from Washington April 22 reports a renewed GOP effort to win Democratic voters away from the New Deal. Theodore Roosevelt National Republican club leader urges cooperation with hundreds of thousands of Democrats who agree with the party. Senator Vandenberg of Michigan earlier floated cross party cooperation, while Hastings of Del. urged Democrats to back the drive as the 1936 contest looms.
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Leonard B. Shubert
Pri
Washington
Roosevelt
G.O.P
Voignel Theodore Roosevelt
National Republican Club
New York
Vandenberg Sr-Mich
Council Chamber
Senate
Hastings F-Dell
Educator Robert L. Jones Dies at 68 in Tennessee
Robert L. Jones a longtime leader in Tennessee education died at 68 in Murfreesboro after months of illness. A former state and city school chief he headed Memphis City Schools until last year and before that led Middle Tennessee State Teachers College and Chattanooga schools. Funeral services set for Thursday at the home of Dr F P A Lyon.
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Murfareseor
Tenn
Robert Lee Jones
Tennessee
Professor Jones
Chattanooga
Memphis
Horace
T Ie
F P. A. Lyon
Middle Tennessee State Teachers College
Jones
Carter
Sparta
Hamilton County
Middle Tennessee Normal
State Teachers College For
Chattanooga 1Ty Federals
Middle Tennessee Sttate Teachers College
Robert L. Jones
Murfreeshorn
Organizer Plans Legal Step Against Alleged Kidnappers
Organizer Lynch travels to Maryville and Chattanooga seeking charges against men who allegedly forced him into a car and drove to another county. He reports being slapped and threatened, aims to return to Rockwood to resume duties aiding hosiery mill workers seeking wage gains. District Attorney Witt cautions that a spy in grand jury requires 80 days, but vows vigorous prosecution if witnesses are secured. police investigations of the kidnapping will determine next steps.
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BOSCO
Rockwood
Lynch
Maryville
Chattanoogya
Chittanoora
Beecher Witt
Attornney
Wiltying
Death Calls Lucky Boys
Atlanta April 22 Death claims two boys in separate tornado related incidents Clifford Payne a deputy sheriff's son died from injuries sustained in Tupelo Mississippi roadhouse fight Ralph Thomas Smith a 16 year old from Gainesville Georgia was killed when a truck struck him as he rode with a group of picnickers near his mother's demolished home
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Atlanta
Clifford Payne
Tupelo
Miss
Ralph Thomas Smith
Gainville
Gaboy
Georgia
Bill May Correct Old Tax Systems Alitengton
The Wars and Ifeans Committee minority formally recommended its new tax bill to the House today as a remedy for the defects of the present system. It targets corporate income taxation, seeks to prevent evasion, and aims to equalize treatment of corporate and individual forms. Debates loom as the bill heads to opening discussion tomorrow.
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Alitengton
House
Roosevelts
Democratic Car
Corporstinna
Lotye
Larke
Tennessee official laments reforms at university event
James T. Posteins, president of the University of Tennessee, urged a semi centennial celebration in Tennessee to emphasize modern governance and sustained curricula. He argued for technical leadership across agriculture, industry, and commerce, calling for a permanent curriculum and broader youth engagement.
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Itsattanoonga
James T. Posteins
University of Tennessee
University of Chattanooga
Tennesser
Miners Rescued in Moose River Gold Mine
Two men trapped in the Moose River gold mine near Moose River Nova Scotia were reached after 141 feet of rock and dirt were removed. Dr. D. B. Robertson and Charles Alfred Scadding, Toronto, endured long captivity and pain. a third miner, Herman Magill, died two days earlier. Rescue crews cheered as the pair were located and prepared for extraction amid crumbling walls and crowding spectators.
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Moose River
N.S
D. FE. Robertson
Charlen Alfrett
Nova Scotia
Drackermen
Toranta
Dex
Herman Marill
Robertson
Moose River N.S
D. BE. Robertson
Toronto
Charles Alfred Svadhing
Avery
Boos K S
Ryan Perth
Herman
Mazill
BD. Robertson
Albert Scadding
Child Found Safe After Overnight Disappearance in Canton
In Canton Massachusetts on April 22 a 10 year old girl Mari lyn Miller vanished from her bedroom. An aunt and family friend found her in an outhouse 20 feet from home with minor leg scratches and no serious harm. Doctors said she was not assaulted and only mildly exposed. Police chief Whitey and state police investigated the strange circumstances while the child rested after a dazed, hysterical recovery.
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Canton
Mass
Marilyn Miller
Hanin
Newell & Hagen
Parzted
William L. Whittey
Whittey
Sehich
Paige
MOB VICTIM FACES DEFENSE QUIZZING
Bartow Florida April 22 a dispatch reports during the trial of seven former Tampa policemen for a triple flogging near Bartow one mob victim Sam Rogers testified and then faced cross examination by defense counsel Dat Whitaker The defense pressed Rogers on his account of the assault and on whether a former oil company inspector C W Carlisle had influence over his firing as Rogers admitted he quit due to nonpayment of money and not due to improper relations with Negro women during the confrontation on the night in question.
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New York
John Fiorenza
Ny Evans Titeran
Beekman Price
Miorenza
Daniel J. Curtayne
Fiorenza
Curtayne
Psr
Elmore Reformatory
Lewis J. Valentime Atlord
Fieron
Offigers
Bartow
Pla
Oefense
Tampa
Sam Rogers
Rogers
Ditlan
5. C
Dat Whitaker
Whither
C. W. Carlisle
Cartix
Carlisle
Whitaker
Tobacco Control Plan in Doubt Stirs State Talks
A garbled report indicates doubts about a tobacco control scheme tied to model bills and compacts with other states. The piece notes activity in North Carolina and Virginia with calls for a special session and a Senate setback on a proposed measure delaying application to a prior year.
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Rarbich
Nlc
Alten Congress
Werr
Lolioo Prowig
Caseriyor
Shringhaas
Nordh
Carolina
Virginia
Seth Care Hing
Senate
Bruno's Wife Plans German Trip and Return to America
Mrs. Bruno seeks a journey to Germany and return to the United States. She explains delaying departure to await acceptance of sympathetic family ties and to arrange care for her months-old son Manfred. A large portrait of Harmtniain decorates the home as she contemplates travel and possible knitting work to support herself.
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America
Manfred
Harmtniain
Germany
Tlaupiniama Wy Ss
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