European Crisis Deepens Over Mussolini Ethiopia Move
France and Britain react as Mussolini pledges expansion in Ethiopia, with Eden and Laval arguing for a tough stance at the League. In Adis Ababa Ethiopia prays for relief while the duce orders his troops toward war to build a fascist empire, prompting fears of a broader European crisis.
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Ethiopia
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Anthony Hiden
Pierre Laval
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Paris
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Japan
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League
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Benito Mussolini
Africa
Waksy Saceifeeg
Will Rogers and Wiley Post Burial Tribute
Will Rogers and Wiley Post were killed in Alaska when their plane crashed near Point Barrow. Their friend Joe Crosson flew the bodies to the United States for burial as crowds paid quiet tribute to two notable Americans.
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Wiley Post
Ae Rogers
Alaska
Point Barrow
Joe Crosson
Humoriat
Lved
Passage g mares ROBINSON and other Democratic readers
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a political issue involving Robinson and Democratic readers amid utilities and arbitration. The readable text signals a discussion of a measure, public utilities and a stabilization concept, with no clear dates or places available. Further readable context is insufficient to identify the event or outcomes.
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Mares Robinson
Roosevelts Dilemma and Lobby Quiet in Washington
Rhode Island political upset linked to ham and bacon prices shocks New Deal policy. reports say price shifts drove a Rhode Island district comeback and unsettled administration plans. Containing talks on lobby probes, AAA reforms, and potential 1936 moves by Hoover, the piece traces economic pressures shaping party strategies.
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Charles
Risk
Rhode Island
New Deal
Congress
Bartrand H. Shell
Mr. Risk
AAA
Roosevelt
Rhode Ielend
Magsschusetts
New Bampshire
California
Michigan
Rpodeleland
Davey
Ohio
Deel
Hopkins
Oklo Tee
Republcan
Nye Admonishes Cuba to Pay Interest on Public Bonds
Senator from North Dakota, chairing the bondholders committee, denounces Cuba for failing to pay interest on $40,000,000 of Cuban public works bonds. He writes to Cuban president in Washington asserting taxes were collected to meet obligations and urges prompt payment, warning sympathy if Cuba cannot pay.
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Cuba
NYS
Morth Dakota
Aenea Eae
Jone Mepuel Capanerg
Soc Ue Wuplop
Washington
FDIC reveals lenses written by banks during the depression era
The FDIC report details 61.11 million in losses tied to bank failures during the depression era. It notes lenses written by Gagat and mentions Finance See as a factor in the bank failures and closures during that period.
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Federal Deposit
FDNG
Social Security Act Signed by Roosevelt in Photo Flash
President Roosevelt signed the Social Security Act amid photographers and officials. Witnesses included Senator Robert F. Wagner and Representative John Lewis, Frances Perkins, and Senators Pat Harrison William King and Edward P. Cochran, as the session’s work reached a landmark moment.
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Senate
House of Representatives
Robert F. Wagner
New York
John Lewis
Maryland
Frances Perkins
Pat Harrison
William King
Edward PB. Coatigan
United States Army Opens Elaborate War Maneuvers
The First United States Army under Maj. Geo conducted a four day maneuver from December 1 to 4 at NY EL Nolan. The operation involved about a large force practicing coordinated field action across multiple units and terrains.
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United States Army
Maj. Geo
EL Nolan
United States
Early dietary habits shape lifelong meals for infants
A vintage health note urges fostering good food habits in infancy. It argues that milk alone is insufficient as the child’s diet begins, recommending gradual introduction of juices, vegetables, cereals, and eggs under medical guidance. It warns against overloading milk and stresses that flavor habits form early to prevent later finicky appetites.
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Week's Postum Offer and Radium Market Notes
Postum Company offers a full week’s supply of health at no cost to readers who request it in an adv. The piece lists radium as valued around 3 million dollars per ounce, with prices expected to fall as more 9 million volt X ray tubes for cancer treatment go into use worldwide.
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AAA
Postum Company
California
The Donkey Question in a London Tale
A short exchange from London Tit-Bits Magazine features a woman choosing love over practicality. She explains she loved another, prompting the man to ask why she wouldn't accept the donkey offered by Smith. The dialogue centers on emotion over material convenience.
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London
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