17 Oct 1935
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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1935
Page
1
It was 2 a m when the club phone rang and a bachelor member answered. A furious voice asks for her husband. The bachelor says he’s gone home. The voice notes that every married man in town ducked out when the call rang, implying a prank or widespread suspicion.
A fragmented dialogue shows a reappeared man reporting no horan thieves or cattle rustlers in Crimson Golch while Piute Pete says progress continues. The talk shifts to organizing men to repaint autos and swap Dumbers. Benator Sorghum mocks foes as harmless, claiming baldness and no whiskers.
A man recounts an unresolved dispute about car upkeep and fees with a service station. The exchange highlights tensions over charges and trust in a local mechanic setting.
In a playful dialogue from Pathfinder Magazine, a speaker frets about the future as a spouse jokes that after a year he will look more mature. A mother asks for permission before cake, and another child pleads for cake in a light domestic scene.
A dialog snippet shows a buyer haggling over prices for collars and lessons with brief, quirky exchanges. The customer asks for a quarter and a price, the clerk answers fifteen cents for a lesson, and remarks spark curiosity about a lost husband and a wife.
A fragmentary dialogue shows Mrs Comroz praising artworks while an art dealer calls them old. she notes some pieces appear as good as new. Two mothers discuss honesty and children’s fibs, with casual, clipped exchanges suggesting domestic tension and teasing.
Italian forces under Gen Emilio De Bono push from Eritrea into Ethiopia capturing Adigrat and advancing toward Aduwa to avenge 1806. Mussolini rouses mass fascist rallies as League sanctions loom. Haile Selassie moves north while AddisAbaba debates peace terms.
The fragmentary note mentions ware and cans and an implied task at home. The legible words suggest a domestic or arrival context, but key names, places, dates, or clear actions are missing. No full event or party details are decipherable from the readable text.
The American Federation of Labor opened its Atlantic City convention urging preservation of the national Constitution without amendment to aid industrial recovery. The report urged control over industry and trade, backed a boycott of German goods until Nazis protect minority rights, and called for action to remove Reds from the federation.
Chief Justice Hughes and eight justices occupy a new ten million dollar dome free of fanfare. The ceremony drew a large crowd outside while inside the court began its first term with over 150 lawyers admitted. The calendar includes six cases impacting the New Deal, notably the validity of the agricultural adjustment act. General Malin Craig named Army Chief of Staff, succeeding Douglas MacArthur, to lead U.S. forces in World War I history.
Annapolis hosted a Naval Academy anniversary on October 10 with admirals and seamen attending. The event honored founder George Bancroft, noted historian and secretary of the navy, and included a midshipman water landing battle defended by coast artillery and submarine chasers.
A United Air Lines eastbound aircraft crashed into a hill west of Cheyenne Wyoming in the early morning, killing nine passengers two pilots and a stewardess. The plane struck a peak then noseed into terrain, fire did not start and all aboard perished.
Officials farmers and consumers weighed quotas and a prohibitive tax under the Warren act while Secretary Wallace expressed unwillingness to enforce it. He proposed voluntary measures to cut surpluses and boost potato prices, noting growers face real trouble and AAA seeks their input on cures.
In Mexico City Communists protested Italian aggression and Fascism, then redirected to the German club. They reportedly rushed the honorary German consulate, ripped the swastika from the star, and dragged it through the streets until a police detachment arrived to avert an attack.
Washington columnist Carter Field weighs naval aviation's role in a potential Britain Italy war. He notes air power challenges battleships, U.S. stance on sanctions against Italy, and Roosevelt's tax policy and bonus demands amid looming global tension.
The Collecting Net reports yellow water in La Jolla Bay near San Diego during late July to early August. The causative organism measured around six thousandths of a millimeter, with four fingers in size, and was unusually isolated with no other plankton present in that period.
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A Nevada Missouri woman endures a persistent jealous boyfriend who grooms and follows her farm yard hens. He chases away rivals, scolds when ignored, pecks her ankle, and later returns to her window at dawn with a rooster named Boy Friend.
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