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Lancaster Gazette in Lancaster, Ohio

29 Jan 1936

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Lancaster Gazette

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Lancaster, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1936

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Edward VIII ends long global travels after 15 years

Edward VIII, who toured the world extensively before and during his early reign, now faces limited future travel. His journeys included the United States with a White House visit to President Wilson, extensive tours in Canada, Africa, South America, and the Mediterranean with Britain’s fleet. The article chronicles his diplomatic and commercial travels, his aims to bind dominions to the crown, and his role in promoting British trade overseas.

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Milton Beonner NEA London Edward Vitl British Empire United States New York Washington Wilson Canada West Indies Panama Canal Australia India China Japan Borneo Zz S Coolidge T. S. Debs Long Island White House West Africa South Africa South America East Africa George V England Buenos Aires Bermuda Jamaica Peru Bolivia Chile Brazil Gibraltar Portugal Mediterranean Britain Edward Malta Corfu Italy Domin Great Pyramid Egypt Prince George
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Mine Workers Attack William Green At Convention

Washington January 29. The United Mine Workers leaders condemned William Green president of the American Federation of Labor and criticized the Supreme Court for declaring the NRA unconstitutional. John L. Lewis Philip Murray and Thomas Kennedy urged legislation to curb the court and rebalance legislative control. They opened with warnings over Guffey act validity and criticized Alfred E. Smith’s Liberty League speech.

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Washington United Mine Workers of America William Green American Federation of Labor U.S. Supreme Court NRA John L. Lewis Philip Murray Thomas Kennedy Lewis America Guffey Supreme Court Alfred E. Smith American Liberty League United States of America Constitution Hall Greeh Green
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Traffic risks to one third of US children

A stark warning notes that one in three American children could be killed or seriously injured in traffic if crash rates continue to rise, urging action to improve road safety and reduce childhood casualties.

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