Chronology of the Year 1935 compiled by E W Pickard
This chronicle lists a sprawling sequence of global events from January to December 1935, covering military mobilizations and escalations in Europe and Africa, political upheavals, coups, and leadership changes, along with League of Nations actions, economic policies, and early New Deal developments across the United States. It notes figures like Haile Selassie, Mussolini, Hitler, and Bennett, and cites key dates, battles, treaties, and policy shifts shaping the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Paraday Ac
Gran Chaen
Great Britain
Aer
United States
Iea
Bambad
Ethiopia
Porta Tor
Canteee
Lene
Nationa
Tusain
Sovier
Paysrta
Com- Munter
Emperior
Enile Semante
Ruaria
League of Nations Council
Geneva
League of Nations Assembly
Rank B. Kellogg
Sir Samuel Hare
Britain
League
Hull
Mary
Jewa
League of Nations
Germany
Ttnty
Walle Salarsio
League of Nationa Italiana
Ethingia
Eritrea
Italy
Aduwa
Adigrat
Harrar
Haile Selasale
Adierat
Vthronte
Austria
Huneary
Makale
Gorahai
Shanghai
Milla de Hone
Pius
Junan
North China
Trentum
Thalys
Lond
Iriah
trans-Avlanta
Washington
Imperial Palace
Red Cross
Delage
Haile Selassie
KaHona
Malta
Honduras
Wounell
Outer Mongolia
Rhode Island
Senate
Supreme Court
Congress
Byrny
House
Roosevelt
United States Supreme Court
National Industrial Recovery Act
Dan
Arbitration Commission
ti—House
Uned
Roosvelt
Louisiana
Huey Long
Koomevett
oNorth Tutota
Moodle
Forward March A Call To Patriotism And Red Scare Alarm
A 1926 New Year message from the Legion urges neutrality and strong defense in facing Bolshevik threats. It calls for deportation of radicals and illegally entered aliens, warns of radical youth organizations, and praises local Christmas charity efforts by the Auxiliary. Community notices follow with holiday gatherings and family visits in Hastings and Malvern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Canae
Peunant Stalin
National Student Union
Ma Mt
Rusaia
Congress
United States
Russia
Russa
Hastings
Mulevern
American Legson
Auxiary
Malvern
Community Notes and Visits From the McGinnis House
Frances Swielen left for Steger Arkansas on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs B Hepworth were callers in the A J McGinnis home Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Read and Geraldine Dunlap were dinner guests in the John A McGinnis home. Terry Dunlap and others visited Glenwood Saturday. Geraldine Dunlap returned to visit grandparents for the week. James Douglas was on the aisle all week. Center Court reopened Monday after Christmas vacation. Ed McGinnis hosted Christmas guests including John McGinnis Jr Mayme Lucille and Kenneth McGann of Rozaman Montana. Geraldine Dunlap and Harry Dunlap visited the McGinnis home Sunday. Also mentions a bundle of papers at The Leader office and a cryptic note on beliefs about women in Indian culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rattin
Celina Peieley
Hanied
Woneleny
Matty Kuerd
Adatelepenetom
Systeme
Ean
Bote
Senate
Philippines
Hahaman
Stouse
Atore Bares
Sena
United States Supreme Court
Eotthhorn
Renate and
Home
Roosevelt
House
McSwain
Renate
Navy Y
Frank Walker
Connell
Icker
Patman
William Langer
North Dakota
Federal Court of Appeala
Houge
Roonevelt
Rural Electricatian Division
Marria JL. Cooke
Dennie Chaves
Ventator
New Mexico
San
Canada
Ness Sion
Congress
NRA
Fragier-Gemke
Supreme Court
William §. Humphrey
Copeland Food, Drug and Cosmetic
California Pacific
San Diego
George Weyerbeuwer
Tacons
Ranson
Jung
Huey P. Lone
Louisiana
Baton Rouge
Ansansin
Leone
Si A R
Strand Hapide
Mich
Long
Oley Nelson
Sinter
Towa
Franklin S.toyt
Vetera
Pennsylvania
American Legion Convention
St. Louis
James M. Landix
Stongevelt
Parle Enant
Tray Murphy
Ida Grove
Iowa
American Legion
van Swearingen Frothers
Panama
Garner
William Green
American Federation of Abar
Charleston
Farmera
Republicana
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
A. Chandler
Aravernor
Kentucky
W. ¢. Coleman
Haltimore
A. F. Nf L
AAA
FERA
George N. Peek
Export Bank
Wallace
Congress of American Industry
National Association of Manufacturers
Norris
Nebraska
Lawyers' Committee of American Liberty League
American Farm Bureau
Chicago
Nuhorary
Notre Dame
South Bend
Robert Hicks
Ralph Viner
Vera
Vivian Pe Rott
Vwonte
Bo Len
Equtte Dren
Vumberland
Oo. A
Ryan
Marion Muha
F. Q. Mahan
Ant
John
Brammeler
Marion Mahan
Malcolm Cole
Agnes Klose
Volma
Jewell Mahan
Ruth Bian Schilling
Snap Cale
Honey Sehlline
Ruth Elfen
Arammeler
Frances Swielen
Steger, Ark
B. Hepworth
A. J. McGinniis
Mr. Lawrence
Havehtor Delores
John A. McGinnis
Tarry Dintap
Glenwood
Geraldine Dunlap
Visi
James Douglas
Alekst
Center Orheal
John McGinnia Jr
Mayme
Lucille
Kenneth McGann
Rozaman
Mont
Ed McGiants
Mia
Harry Duntan
Geraldine Dunlan
A. J. McGinnts
Oaks Sunday School Attendance Report
The Oaks Sunday School reports an attendance of 58 with six visitors. Primary grades recited memory verses and the Christos program was held with various students and teachers participating, including Mrs Martha Bea and Darlene. Relatives in Macedonia were mentioned and activities continued through the week with planned lessons and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hirtlidesyauney
Martha Bea
Vier
Forrest Achun- Lageh Ani
Darlene Vis
Macedonia
Suinday Sibernage
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. W. Pickard
Bollvints
Neumadersheamen Mansascred
Africa
Byrd
New Zealand
Antectin
Hevonution
Greece
Fradnahipore
Siam
Fite
England
Rebath
Ananda
Ing
Hitler
At Germain
Papace Lerroux
Spain
Eleutherion Ventzelon
Oliver Jubrise
George
Enan
Jalle Belaasle
Abs Wersa
Prince Fredarik
Denmark
Ingrid
Sweden
Flandin
France
Chamber of Depution
Noulsson
Prenea
Shamber
Pierre Laval
Stanley Baldwin
Ramsay MacDonald
Great Tritnin
King Row
Albania
Heundor Army Incern
Ibarra
Antonio Ponsantia
Chaim Welzman
World Zionist Organieeot
Manuel Peron Te Tat
Paipss Ees Nn Apt
Ederico Paes
Ecuador
Upaet
National
RB. Bennett
Conservative
Ted
Mackenzie King
Grence
George I
Can
Baldwin
Commonwealth of the Philippines
Manuel Quezon
Yin Ju-kene
Hope
China
Brazil
Genres III
Greyre
Brasil
Orcery
Hans Kerel
Bec
Church of England Commission
Chamber of Departies
Chiang Kai-ehek
Havel
Chahar
Martherh
London
Carlos Mendieta
Cuba
Fuad
Egypt
Mazaryk
Czechoslovakia
Eduard Henes
Laval
Mussolini
Sour
Kusalu
Manetu
League of Nationa
Versailles
Prince
Sicaly
Prutente
Tealy
Poe
Eurype
Couderulig Llermaty
Kuney and
Rusalu
Nma
H. M. Waley
Salt Lake City
Weyerhaeuser
West States
Sprinefeld
West Point
Resolution Action Unit
Secretary of War
Dern
General Fontola
Air Mail
New Nha
James L. O'Neil
Nuiwance
Une
Con. Bregs
Wagner-Conner
Labor-Diaputes Lan
Couzens
Gay
OrnMant
Detroit
Buxh Johnson
UllTeles
Choise
Toy Fur
Wewinae
Terre
Haute
Natta Uburd
Labith
Vaidvbt
Ponevelt
Cramer
Vitek Leladn
Terry Imalite
NTA
Charles F. Kikkae Engrees
Ponl
Aow
Army Air Corps
Aus
U—Fenate
Idime Alschuler
Illinois
Guffey
FAY
TVA
John G. Winant
Texas
Senator Long
James A. Moffet
Florida
Stewart Mcdonald
Bruno Hauptmann
Hauptmann
Gov. Talmadge
Georgia
Republican National Committee
AERO
Anielia Burkart
Honolulu
California
Dhinning Doolittle
Leland S. Andrews
Doolittle
Pioneer
Alameda
Calif
Mshoura
Mealoo City
Newark
Pan-American Airways
Cali
Midway Alanis
Midway
Ktratuaphore
Wall Braserk
Aid Wiley Bk
Ataseton
Mader
Harry Hammonds
Forrest Achenhaugh
Cornell Bluffs
Blanche Herbert
Ory Tal
Mt Oaks
George Jones
Dave Jonkin
Joe Cole
W. Castor
Rey
Henry Behilling
Ruth Ellen
Velma
Jew- Mi
EL Brammeeler
Forrest Achenbaugh
Tin Fly
Genesta
Bertha Nims
Asbury
Mey Or
Vernee
Bay of Rio de Janeiro
1802
Federal
Murfreesboro
Benedict Arnolds
U. S
S—Lastapike
Great Northern Railroad
Concade Mountaine
Joan of Arc
Ine and
Sains
The
OAKS
Christos
Gehoul Truikay
Cis
Hhitrobl Deauklios Bets Sanday
W. Caste
Monetay
Mio
Ford
Salyers Auto CO
Ste
Sre T
Walling
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