Italy Wins Key Front in Ethiopia Amid Peace Talks
Italian forces report major gains on the northern Ethiopian front with the capture of Amba Alaji and control of Tembien, as Mussolini faces internal economic strain and potential peace negotiations. Addis Ababa dispatches indicate rapid advances toward the south and a looming confrontation with Desta Demtu’s forces, while the League presses Mussolini for peace terms.
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Italy
Ethiopia
Amba Alaji
Tembien
Addis Ababa
Desta Demtu
Marabal Badogilo
Abbi Addi
Makale
Mussolini
Ois
Geneva
Paria
League of Nations
Musselin
Ben
League
Mussolin
Europe
Halle Selassie
Great Britain
Edward
Impeachment Vote Marks Ritter Case in Florida Court
Federal Judge Balated L Ritter of the Southern District of Florida faces 3 articles of impeachment voted by the House 181 to HG. Allegations include acceptance of 4500 dollars from a former partner who earned fees to Ritter's court. This treads as the twelfth impeachment in U.S. history with mixed Senate outcomes.
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Ritter
House
Balated L. Ritter
Florida
House of Representatives
Andrew Joheson
Senate
Buch Chiey
Texas Centennial Opens With Alamo Celebration in Washington
Texas marks its centennial opening with the Alamo rallying cry heard statewide. Govs Allred and LaFollette attend ceremonies at Washington on the Brazo, Huntsville, San Antonio and other sites as plans lead to a Dallas exposition on June 6. The event cheers a long celebration across months.
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Texas
Alamo
Washington-on-the
Mexico
Austin
James V. Allred
Philip LaFollette
Wisconsin
Huntsville
Sam Houston
Hill McAlister
Hegisee
San Antonio
Dallas
Hagood Stira
Johnson Hagood
Eighth Corps
Washington
Malin Craig
Hagood
Hagoodgress
Tom Blanton
Metcalf
Rhoda Island
War Department
Craig
Dern
Hegoot
House
WPA
CCC
Unemployed Numbers Reported By A F L Amid Economic Strain
The American Federation of Labor estimates 12,626,000 unemployed, with total jobless rising to 32,828,000 in January. The survey cites lengthened work hours and slack manufacturing as causes, noting 4,220,000 lost jobs since December and WPA and PWA metrics influencing the totals.
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Boulder Dam
Reclamation Service
Frank Crowe
Inc. Contractora
Ralph Lowry
Imperial Valley
Calif
Southernalifornia
A. F. of L
American Federation of Labor
Federation Anihio
Federation
PWA
Lewis
Miners’ Union
Wilum Green
Green
Baner
Mana Kite
Soviet View of Far East Tensions and U.S. Politics Update
The Soviet stance sees no imminent war risk in the Far East despite a coup by Japanese young officers, while Moscow warns against military faction upheavals. In U.S. politics, Roosevelt succumbs to Maine and West Virginia electoral considerations, weighing shipping subsidies and naval contracts amid broader budget debates.
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Japan
Pies
Okada
Viscount Makoto Saito
Korekiya Takahashi
Joharo Watanabe
Alain
Jeweps
Hirohito
Tekihashi
Washington
Enate
Moscow
State Department
Army
Navy
Russia
Far East
Vladivastock
trans-Siberian
Trans Siberian
Patheta
Ladivostack
Germany
Alaine
Gomenating
Pine Tree
Roosevelt
West Virginia
Maine
Virginia
Edward
Murtia
Gluarden
Portland
M. Hagia
Moray
Panealens
Brann
Farley
White House
Ruffie
Moran
WPA
Harry AL
Brand
West
Matthew M. Neely
Holt
JF. W. McCollough
Works Progress
Neely
McCullough
Renator Guffey
Pennsylvania
Goasip
Copeland
Senator Black
Alabama
Goffey
Black
Congress
Five Dictators Unite England Is Feverish Wealth for a Good Girl
Rome hints that Mussolini and Hitler have arranged a protective treaty with Austria Poland and Hungary. Five countries under dictators, noted again at England and France, experimenting with democracy. Stalin might affect the mix. England urges armament and a world security system embracing all nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Gen
Mitchell
Rome
Mussolini
Hitler
Austria
Poland
Hungary
France
Andr
Stalin
Still Drumming Up Church Attendance in Dutch Town
A new attendance drummer has been appointed in Hoogeveen Netherlands to call locals to services. Every Sunday he drums through main streets to announce divine service time, reflecting a lingering rural custom in Dutch towns.
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Dutch Town
Hoogaveen
Holland
Hoogeveen
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