Britain Dominions Shift Anew Under Imperial Strain
A dispatch assesses Stanley Baldwin and Sir Samuel Hoare facing a transforming British world. Dominions, led by Hertzog and Smuts, unite in spirit with the empire while Westminster’s statute reshapes independence. The piece notes Japan and Italy’s moves, shifts in policy toward China, and the broader imperial realignments shaping Britain's future.
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London
Stanley Baldwin
Hertzog
South Africa
England
Herlacg
Ais Calleague
Smuts
Cape Town
Great Britain
Commonwealth
Jie
League of Nations
T.e Deliverance
Biveen
Manchester
Hert
Mhonnee
Dominions
Ipetus
Inpetus
Europe
Baldwin
Sir Samuel Hosre
Hitler
Mussolin
League
Japan
China
Eastern
Asia
Pacific
Hirata
Nanking
Bri ‘ Fish Commonwealth
Herizee
South sAfrica
Great Smitsin
Taxation Plans Fail To Halt Continuing Advance Of Bonds
Bond markets rise again as tax plans fail to stop gains in treasuries municipals and rails. Banks ease rates, foreign debt moves, and railways see high return issues while government debt matures. analysts link tax policy to capital flow and New Deal controls.
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Byron Seller
Th ‘Tritone
Ree Nowe
New York
Washington
Government Centre of Securities Markets
New York Stock Exchange
United States
Treasury
Wall Street
Roosevelt
Wall
Treasury 2
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railway
Rock Island
Great Northern
Pennsylvania
Atchison Generals
Toledo and
Ohio Central
New York Central
U S Weighs Trade Talks With France and Cuba
Washington reports negotiations underway for a reciprocal trade pact with France as part of a broad push to remove barriers to world commerce. Early results from the Cuba accord show about 95 percent of testimonials favorable and American exports to Cuba up roughly 140 percent in five months.
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Washington
France
Latin America
Europe
North America
Canada
Cuba
Belgium
Brazil
Haiti
Sweden
Rio
Department of Commerce
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
France Free To Negotiate Directly With Nazi Germany
Paris commentary notes England allows Germany to escape naval limits and reach parity with France and Italy. It argues French recourse to direct talks with Germany could shift peace guarantees away from alliance blocs, potentially altering France Russia relations and pressuring a new general armament framework. The piece highlights Laval favoring direct talks and the shifting European alignments around Hitler.
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France
Paris
England
Germany
Italy
Japan
North Sea
Russia
London
Pierre Laval
Louis Barthou
Alexander
Jugoslavia
Laval
Jre
Reich
Hitler
der Fuehrer
League of Nations
New Deal Farm Policy Attacked In Wisconsin Lecture
Dr. Glenn rank, president of the University of Wisconsin, alleged during a lecture at the University of Towa that New Deal agricultural policy relies on repression and limits growth. He warned such measures risk permanent poverty and predicted greater government involvement while opposing Roosevelt as a national receiver.
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Towa
City
Glenn Rank
University of Wisconsin
University of
Lisbon Plans Jail Bird Labor During City Festival
The Portuguese government offers jailed men 76 cents a day plus meals to participate in a reconstruction of Lisbon. Real prisoners from local penitentiaries are eager, but the government declines as the replica jail lacks proper nails. In Abidjan French Ivory Coast an artisan school opens to teach weaving embroidery dyeing jewelry copper work and shoemaking as part of a native crafts revival.
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Lisbon
Abidjan
French
Ivory Coast
Industry Gains Labor Troubles Show Declines
Washington report notes a prosperous first half of 1935 with low strike levels as NRA codes collapse. Labor pushes for Wagner act 30 hour week social security and Guffey coal stabilization while industry debates these aims amid court rulings. Production rises, few strikes, and tensions over cotton taxes mark the period.
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William S. White
Washington
NRA
Supreme Court
Labor
Naa
Delaware
Ln Toledo
Frances Perkins
Commerce Department
Trade revival seen in new export import ratio chart
Government experts note early 1992 shift in U S trade with Europe and South America as imports exceed exports for the first time since 1933. Four months ending April show exports 688 million dollars, down and manufactured goods rising while raw cotton declines, signaling changes in export composition and global balance concerns.
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United States
Europe
South
Alexander BR
George Washington
U. S
Royal Neighbors Meet Held in Trempealeau County
The seventh annual Trempealeau county convention of Royal Neighbors met at Bealy Memorial school in Trempealeau with about 160 attendees from camps in Independence Blair Whitehall Gatesville Osseo Winona La Crosse Homer Mindowe and Melrose.
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Trempealeau
Wis
Trempesleau County
Royal Neighbors
Bealy Memorial School
Independence
Blair
Whitehall
Gatesville
Osseo
Winona
la Crosse
Homer
Mindowe
Melrose
Ella Rexwinkle
Small
Mitchell
Madson
Elwood
Eau Claire
Walker
Reswinkle
Galesville
Bema Miller
Margaret Wardwell
Eloise Daniel
Anna L. Martin
Stella Busted
Betty White
Cleora Smith
Virginia Olson
Lillian Nelson
Two Youths Sentenced In Milwaukee Robbery Case
Two youths, Joseph Jerovic aged 19 and Louis Wysocki aged 21, who obtained $20 in a holdup were sentenced Saturday to terms of three to 14 years on charges of assault and robbery in Milwaukee.
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Milwaukee
Joseph Jerovic
Louis Wysocki
Publisher J L Newland Serves Longest on Oklahoma Board
Oklahoma City district notes Frederick publisher J L Newland has become the longest-serving member of Oklahoma the state board of education with sixteen consecutive years of service. He has witnessed governors and political strife shaping state education policy.
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Oklahoma City
Frederick
Okla
Oklahoma
J.L. Newland
State Board of Education
Italian Government Wary Over Abyssinian Row
Special dispatch reports Rome's concern as Italy faces possible October hostilities with Abyssinia. British resistance, rumored oil interests, and tensions on Somaliland and Eritrea fronts are shaping expectations that war cannot be avoided.
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Anthony Lane
the Tribune
Consolidated News Features
Rome
England
Italy
Abyssinia
Somaliland
Eritrea
Standard Oil
Mosul
Addis Ababa
Partic-Larly
Mrs Waley Transferred to Tacoma City Jail in Kidnapping Case
Margaret Thulin Waley 19, wife of Harmon Waley serving 45 years for kidnapping, moved from Thurston county jail to Tacoma City Jail to consult with her attorney as defense plans unfold for the case involving 98 year old George Wey erhaeuser and fugitive William Mahan. Trial set for July 5.
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Tacoma
Wash
Margaret Thulin Waley
George Weyerhaeuser
Harmon Waley
McNeil Island Federal Penitentiary
George
Thurston County
Olympia
U.S
A. J. Chitty
North Dakota Pastor Heads Luther League
The Rev. Selmer A. Berge of Fargo was re elected president of the International Young People's Luther League and Milwaukee was recommended for the 1937 meeting place at the ABS biennial convention. Resolutions denouncing liquor gambling and debasing magazines land and opposing war but pledging loyalty to the United States were adopted.
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Sioux Falls
Selmer A. Berge
Fargo
N. D
International Young People’s Luther League
Milwaukee
ABS
United States
Seven killed as train collides with horses in Sweden
A work train in Avidsjaur Sweden struck two runaway horses killing seven people and injuring at least 15. A woman aboard the train was among the dead. The crash prompted swift emergency response and investigations.
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Avidsjaur
Sweden
Bulgaria claims lowest illegitimacy rate in world
Sofia reports government figures showing fewer than 12 out of 1000 births illegitimate and under 2 percent of births out of wedlock over the past five years.
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Tuud
Sofia
Bulgaria
Experts Believe Money Log Jam Has Broken Up
Analysts see midyear momentum favoring easy money as Kennedy of the SEC predicted the jam’s breakup. Rates fall, reserves rise past 5 trillion dollars, stocks rebound after NRA code end, with auto and retail leading a spring rise while heavy industry lags.
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Supreme Court
NRA
Associated Press
Leggard
Three Killed Two Hurt In Car Crash With Train Near Reed City
Three killed and two injured in a crash when a car struck a freight train near Reed City Michigan. The victims include Randolph Johnson 23 a Northwestern dental student Lohn Wolff 19 and Misa Florence Berger 25. Joe A Cooper 23 managing editor of the Osceola County Herald was engaged to be married All the deceased and injured were local residents.
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Reed City
Mich
Randolph Johnson
Northwestern University
Lohn Wolff
Misa Florence Berger
Joe A. Cooper
Osceola County Herald
Miss Berger
Jack Hannon
Dr Middlebush Named Missouri U President
Dr Frederick Arnold Middlebush aged 44 is appointed president of the University of Missouri, succeeding Dr Walter Williams who resigned for health reasons. Middlebush has served as acting president since September 10, 1934, and was dean of the school of business and public administration.
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Kansas City
Frederick Arnold Middlebush
School of Business and Public Administration
University of Missouri
Walter Williams
Middlebush
City Manager Fatally Struck at Softball Game
Van James C. Butt city manager, 45, was killed during a city softball league game when a bat slipped from another player and struck him near the heart. Artificial respiration failed after an hour. Copenhagen reports Denmark has the highest proportion of radio listeners in Europe at 16 percent of the population.
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Plate Staunton
van James C. Butt
R. Gayhart
Anther
Copenhagen
Denmark
Europe
England
Holland
Norway
Spain
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