U.S. Takes Role in Jungle War Peace Effort
Secretary Hull announced the United States would join a regional peace initiative for the Bolivia Paraguay conflict. The plan calls for a neutral supervisory commission with American representation and a Pan American peace conference in Buenos Aires to negotiate a lasting settlement.
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Washington
United States
Bolivia
Paraguay
Gran Chaco
Hull
League of Nations
Supervisory Commission
Buenos Aires
South America
League
Chaco
Geneva
Argentina
Chile
Peru
Uruguay
Brazil
Lint Cut Topic Of Farm Leaders In New Orleans
Louisiana commissioner Harry D Wilson presides as southern state farm leaders meet in New Orleans to decide on extending the Bankhead act for cotton production in 1935. Florida seeks higher duties on Cuban and Mexican fruits and vegetables. votes on continuation to fix quotas slated for Dec 14.
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New Orleans
Harry D. Wilson
Louisiana
Mr. Wilson
Florida
Washington
Cuba
Mexico
Texas
L. L. Chandler
Goulds, Fla
Florida Agricultural Tariff Association
Committee On
O. E. van Cleave
Tennessee
G. C. Adams
Georgia
Wm. A. Graham
North Carolina
J. Roy Jones
South Carolina
J. C. Holton
Mississippi
Holton
C. C. Harrison
Memphis
Lawrence Myers
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Peace Accord Hinges on Bolivia Paraguay Acceptance
Contingent upon acceptance of the recommendations by Bolivia and Paraguay and the consequent cessation of hostilities.
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Bolivia
Paraguay
Suit Of Edenborn Heirs Returned To Low Court
In New Orleans on December 7, the Fifth Circuit remanded the Edenborn estate dispute to the lower court. The case seeks about 6 million dollars from the estate of William Edenborn, founder of the Louisiana Railway and Navigation Co. The court ordered two indispensable heirs to be joined and nullified impounding orders from the Shreveport district court. The niece and nephew originally filed against Edenborn’s widow.
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New Orleans
William Edenborn
Louisiana Railway and Navigation Company
United States Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
Shreveport Federal District Court
Edenborn
Indispensable Parties Flagged in Mann Estate Case
The court ruled that E Otto Mann and Mrs Emma Mann Logan, children of the late Line Mann, sister of Edenborn, are indispensable parties. Plaintiffs claimed they were misled into accepting a settlement of 334 756 each though entitled to about 2 000 005 each.
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Edenborn
Lena Mann Wigton
August Mann
E. Otto Mann
Emma Mann Logan
Line Mann
Hornbill diet in Malay Peninsula relies on strychnin seeds
The hornbill of the Malay Peninsula thrives on a diet of strychnin found in the seeds of the strychnos nux vomica an East Indian tree.
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Malay Peninsula
Deaths Rise From Electrical Accidents, Says Johns Hopkins Professor
Dr W B Kouwenhoven of Johns Hopkins University warns deaths from electrical accidents have risen to about one per 100000 people yearly. The note comes as Barbados is identified as the most densely populated island in the West Indies.
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New York
W. B. Kouwenhoven
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Island
The
West Indies
Barbados
World speed record holder Agello once a tree climber
Francesco Agello, holder of the world air speed record at 440.6759 mph, grew up in Lombardy as a champion tree climber and athlete. The Italian pilot, nicknamed the Crazy Boy, rose from youth sports to air school, earning a commission after a 1933 Lake Garda flight and surviving two crashes into the lake during speed trials.
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Desenzano
Italy
Francesco Agello
Agello
Lake Garda
Lodi
Milan
Ficer
Funeral Held for John Laney Mills Bottling Works Leader
Funeral services were held in Medina for John Laney Mills 75 president of Bogalusa Bottling Works La who died at his Medina home Survivors include his widow a brother Thomas H Mills Ruston La a sister Mrs Dora Clemson Ruston La and a son L A Mills of Bogalusa La East End avenue New York City is mentioned with cobblestone paving and soil between blocks supporting vegetation.
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Medina
Tenn
John Laney Mills
Bogalusa
Bottling Works
Thomas H. Mills
Rusten
Dora Clemson
L. A. Mills
East End Avenue
New York City
Doctor's Hospital
Two Men Held In Robbery Of Bank At Wiggins Miss
In Hattiesburg Mississippi Robert Bannion and Fred Bowie, both in their twenties, are jailed in Forrest County for the Bank of Wiggins robbery. They deny Colorado ties despite a Pueblo license plate on their car and are held for safekeeping as investigators pursue leads.
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Wiggins, Miss
Hattiesburg
Miss
Pueblo
Colo
Robert Bannion
Fred Bowie
Forrest County
Bank of Wiggins
Wiggins
Colorado
J. A. Spencer
Stone County
Bannion
Louisiana
Spencer Says About 1800 Recovered in Stolen Money
Spencer reported that roughly $1,800 of the stolen funds had been recovered. He did not specify how the recovery occurred or whether remaining funds were recovered.
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Spencer
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Iti
General Lazaro Cardenas
Amalia
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General Cardenas
Aberlardo Rodriguez
Brea
St. Joseph
Conan
Lombardo
Guy Lombardo
Nbc
Hatters Plush
Bowie
Economy Furniture CO
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