Italy Faces Crisis Over East Africa Looming War
Geneva reports rapid Italian military buildup and a firm stance in East Africa and Libya amid fears of British Empire confrontation. The League of Nations debates enforcement while Italy presses for London accords and sanctions loom. Hitler acts against Jews and Memel tensions rise as Lithuania vows to defend its seaport. Roosevelt averts a coal strike while min ers and operators negotiate wage pacts.
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Kentucky Operators Challenge Guffey Coal Act in Federal Court
Sixteen coal companies in Harlan County Kentucky filed for an injunction in federal court in Louisville challenging the Guffey coal act. They cite violations of the Fifth and Tenth Amendments and say the act improperly delegates legislative power. They fault a 16 percent tax on coal production and claim Congress overstepped jurisdiction. Former Judge Charles J. Dawson represents the plaintiffs.
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Kerr- Smith Tobacco Act
Remnants of Grand Army Parade in Grand Rapids
About 150 veterans led the annual Grand Army of the Republic encampment in Grand Rapids Michigan, marching in the parade while roughly 250 veterans rode. Many veterans from Civil War days attended, with flags from several states and attendees watched by thousands. The event featured veterans groups and highlighted the somber, inspiring atmosphere of the procession.
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Glimpses of Old Guatemala and Grace Line Journeys
A historical narrative traces Spain's Western empire from the Fifteenth to the Eighteenth century, noting colonization, the fall of centralized power, and lasting scars in the Americas. It recalls tourist pathways via Mazatlan Guatemala routes, Antigua's grandeur, and the 1773 earthquake that devastated the Monastery of Francisco, highlighting vast labor by Indigenous peoples and monumental Baroque churches built between XVI and XVIII centuries.
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