Ohio Milk Strike Ends As Dealers Increase Price
Stark county milk producers win higher prices, ending a four day shutdown as dealers raise their offer to $2 a hundredweight. About 100 of 2200 producers refused to sell Monday, forcing dealers to seek outside supplies to prevent shortages in Canton Massillon and Alliance. Traffic paused as protests continued and a drivers union meeting was canceled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Stark County
Sean
Massillon
Alliance
Benito Mussolini Unique Among Dictators Of Nations
A six part Milton Bronner series profiles Benito Mussolini premier dictator of Italy. From poverty in Romagna to leadership marked by bold unity of church and state, military displays, and harsh methods, Mussolini shapes Italy and stirs global expectations as he eyes conflict with Ethiopia. He grows through exile in Switzerland France and Italy, learning craft, law, and politics while courting power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benito Mussolini
Ethiopia
Milton Bronner
London
NEA
Benito” Mussolini
Italy
Magsolinis
Vatican
Alessandro Mussolini
Dovia
Predappio
Rosa Maltoni
Benito
Benito Juarez
Health exhibit on tuberculosis to visit Gale s August 27 28
The 1935 traveling health exhibit by the Wisconsin Anti Tuberculosis Association will open in Galesville at a vacant store in the Hammer-Enghagen building on August 27 and 28. The display features more than 30 panels, X rays, models of sanatoria, and demonstrations on prevention and treatment. Lectures and evening motion pictures will accompany the exhibit funded by penny tuberculosis Christmas Seals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galesville
Wis
Wisconsin - Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Hammer-Enghagen Building
H. A
Jegi
Corer
Wisconsin
Wiscon
United States
Mount View
West Allis
Erzebirgs Verein
Tobaks
Tann
Milwaukee
Italian Socialist Exile's Flight Tells of Moscow Visit
The narrative follows a European activist expelled from France after a strike and later banished from Swiss territory for revolutionary ties. Years later, a delegation of exiled Italian socialists meets Lenin and Trotsky in Moscow. Lenin notes Mussolini as a strong man of steel, and Trotzky praises his role in securing the proletariat’s file.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marseilles
France
Switzerland
Mussolini
Italy
Lenin
Trotsky
Russia
Moscow
Beggars Put to Work in Polish Capital Warsaw
In Warsaw the government enforces labor for beggars in special homes to provide lodging and board, curbing panhandling briefly while street hunger persists. The Anti-Begging League forms to speed up housing before spaces fill. A curious note mentions a belt buckle in Budapest parade and a joke about a pension plan for tall men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Eagles urged to back social security plans at convention
In Dayton Ohio the Fraternal Order of Eagles held business sessions with Grand Aerie president George Douglas of Philadelphia appealing to members to support the social security bill. Separately Lexington Kentucky marks the 50th anniversary of the state agricultural experiment station slated for September 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Ohio
Fraternal Order of Eagles
George Douglas
Philadelphia
Grand Aerie
Eagles
Social Securities
Lexington
Kentucky Agricultural Experiment Station
Cost Her 4 25 To Reduce 65 Pounds
An Iowa woman Miss Bates from Beech endorses Kruschen Salts as a safe fat loss aid claiming a bottle costing four dollars and twenty five cents helped her lose sixty five pounds in months while warning readers to take a daily half teaspoonful in hot water before breakfast and to eat lighter.
Soviet tribute to the unknown dog at medical institute
In Leningrad a monument honoring the unknown dog was unveiled at the Institute of Experimental Medicine. The shaft bears an image of a dog and the inscription memorializes all dogs that died in physiological experiments to prolong human life and improve health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leningrad
Institute ‘of Experimental Medicine
Sweden Climbs to Third in Lloyd's Register Rankings
Gothenburg Sweden reports a new peak in shipbuilding as Sweden ranks third among shipbuilding nations in Lloyd's Register. Seventeen ships totaling 94 500 tons are under construction in Swedish yards and reflect a significant industry gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gothenburg
Sweden
Lloyd’s Register
Rain Dampens Flight Plans in Alaska
Clouds and rain along the Alaskan coast dampened plans of Wiley Post and Will Rogers to fly to Skagway or Nome in a red monoplane. Rogers told a luncheon group he saw a Senate with eight Democrats and 16 Democrats plus one Republican in the House. He said Farley should work on the other guy and noted USA has good times but none would admit it. Florence Nightingale’s voice is on a phonograph record to raise funds for the British Empire cancer campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juneau
Alaska
Alaskan
Wiley Post
Will Rogers
Skagway
Rogers
Territorial Senate
House
Farley
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
St. Paul's Cathedral
KK. C
Burnsville
N. C
Anbie McCiwry
North Carolina
Boots
Martin
G.K
Janger
Nessim
Pal
É Pneaservic
Lor
Englebert Dollfuss
Lipari
Adriatic
Mtaly
Adolf Hitler
Davia
Forli
Romagna
Eage
Schoenbrunn
Maximilian
Austria
Onte
Saporetto
Frau-Dollfuss
Faenza
Napoleon Bonaparte
Corsica
Forlimpopoli
Gualteri
Land of Liberty
Mussoini
Alpine Republic
Sverdun
Totls
Orbe
Arrow
Lausanne
Karl Marx
Labor Party
Avvenire Dei Lavoratore
Trotzky
Four Lands
Geneva
Annemase
Vassar
Hoeschler Bros
Phill
W.A.T.A
Gale
Budapest
Johann Baksa
Townsend
Miss Bates
Florence Nightingale
Spana
Kelynos
Phillips Magnesia
McKesson’s Magnesia
Lyons Powder
Ingram's
Mennen's
Mennen
Woodbury
Jergen
Hind
Coty
Powdi & Lbs
Wrisley
Johnson
Lady Esther
Soell
Allan’s
A. D. Barros, Inc
Main Street
Navy
Allan
Bonniebrook
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!