Military Union With Poland is Myth Fostered By Nazis
Warsaw dispatch notes that fear of new wars grips Central Europe as Germany promotes the idea of a Polish German military alliance that does not exist. Poland seeks French aid while balancing relations with Germany, Russia, and Italy, warning that any war would place Poland as a battleground between the powers. The piece details Poland's strategic position, debt, and military readiness, plus evolving pacts with France, Russia, and Romania.
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Chair Bowed in Brave Final at Kentucky Electric Chair
Neal Bowman, 33, was executed by electric chair in Eddyville Kentucky after confessing to the murder of 17 year old Gomer Franklin whose body was found at Herrington Lake near Danville in April 1934. Bowman claimed the crime to protect the Bow man gang and compared himself to Jean Valjean as reporters heard his final words. He admitted tossing Franklin’s weighted body into the lake but accused Stanley Mercer, serving a life term for his role, of the killing.
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Neal Bowman
Ohio
Kentucky
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Gomer Franklin
Herrington Lake
Danville
Franklin
Jean Valjean
Victor Hugo
Jesus Christ
Stanley Mercer
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Oddities in News Cape Girardeau Protest Dirty Suburban Smells
Indignant property owners in Cape Girardeau accuse unknown individuals of dumping foul odors and garbage in residential areas after dark, prompting plans for a mass protest against the alleged misuse of suburban spaces. In Los Angeles Celia Mildred Smith, 24, cites past family ties as a source of conflict in divorce proceedings, while in Chicago Dr. George J. Mohr argues lying can be a normal behavior for preschoolers facing social growth challenges.
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Cape Girardeau, Mo
Chicago
George J. Mohr
University of Illinois Medical School
State reports 1935 sales tax total of 46 million
The 3 percent sales tax yielded 46,369,804.04 in 1935 per State Treasurer Harry S. Day. Groceries and meats led revenue at 5,799,698, with meals at 3,109,949. Vehicle taxes fell due to chiseling, totaling 4,503,002 while a new auto inspection fee may lift 1936 collections. A baby boy named John Richard was born Jan 9 to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bininger.
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Golumsbus
Harry S. Day
Europe wary as Poland seeks modern bombers amid rising tension
In Europe the talk of war grows with Poland in focus. Poland has about 600 frontline planes and 400 in reserve, and is attempting to borrow funds to acquire more modern bombers. The remark suggests Poland may be dangerous in a future conflict, though rhetoric of peace persists.
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Europe
Poland
Congress Today: neutrality bill debate and Morgan inquiry
In recess, the Foreign Relations Committee hears State Department officials on neutrality legislation. The Munitions Committee continues the Morgan inquiry, with votes expected on soldiers' bonus.
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Foreign Relations Committee
State Department
Munitions Committee
Morgan
Lancaster Pastor's Daughter Dead in Ohio
Mrs. James McLean of White Cottage Ohio daughter of Rev L G C Shaver pastor of Lancaster Sixth Ave M E Church and Sugar Grove M E Church died Wednesday evening in Good Samaritan Hospital Zanesville Ill after Christmas illness Survived by husband two brothers Paul and Emerson Shaver and sister Mrs Olive Chase Funeral Saturday at 2 p m at White Cottage with Cheshire Ohio burial
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White Cottage
L. GC. Shaver
Lancaster Sixth Ave
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Sugar Grove M. E. Church
Good Samaritan Hospital
Zanesville
Sugar Grove
Paul
Emerson Shaver
Ak- Ton
Olive Chase
Columbus
Cheshire
Ohio
Glass yarns showcased at Toledo Industrial Progress Exposition
Toledo organizers announce innovations in glass fabrics and yarns to be displayed at the Industrial Progress Exposition January 16 to 21. The event highlights new bendable and weaveable materials for industrial use, signaling advances in local manufacturing.
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Toledo
Rhone Valley
Grand slam ends in mishap at Boise bridge table
In Boise on January 10 a bridge fan celebrating a grand slam lost a finger when the chair he grabbed to raise himself collapsed. The incident occurred as he flung his cards on the table, grabbing the chair in excitement.
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Boise
Idaho
Democrats to Nominate at Philadelphia in 1936 Convention
Washington dispatch reports Democratic leaders reshaping plans after national party moves to hold June convention in the East. Philadelphia bids $200,000 plus $1,500 in cash prizes and free use of municipal auditor ium to host the nominating gathering June 23 while the Republican convention is set for Cleveland June 9. Farley’s upset plan to renominate Roosevelt and Garner on the Atlantic Seaboard shifts host city dynamics, with Kansas City and Chicago previously considered but not embraced.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
Palm Belt
Pennsylvania
Farley
Roosevelt
J .Garner
Atlantic Seaboard
Prairies
James A. Farley
Kansas City
Chicago convention bid shaping Democratic Republican maneuver
A report from the National Committee meeting details a bid split for the Republican Convention and a potential Democratic lure to reshape the scene, with Chicago eyed as a likely outcome. It notes Patrick Nash's pledge to return Democrats to the 1932 meeting location and mentions a possible mid western convention next June as a platform for agricultural policy demonstrations.
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National Committee
Farley
Chicago
Patrick Nash
Faith in Vendol: Lancaster Woman Praises Herbal Remedy
Mrs Rose Atter of 102 Pierce Avenue Lancaster credits Vendol with improving digestion bowel regularity and energy. She says after four bottles she eats well feels fewer gas pains dizzy spells and heart pressure while performing horsework and plans to continue treatment. Vendor is sold by leading druggists and the Vendor Man visits Loeher's Drug Store to advise free guidance.
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Rose Atter
Pierce Avenue
Lancaster
Hocking Glass Company
Loeher
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