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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1935
Page
2
In this week from Brisbane, Greece’s civil conflict and rebel assaults on ships are described alongside global tensions. Commentary laments the passing of Fremont Older, praising his century of fight for the weak. Alabama’s dry stance and sharp criticism of bootleggers contrast with fashion notes from Paris and Miami.
The Greek government battles Crete and mainland uprisings led by Eleutherios Venizelos. Rebels seize funds, seize ships, and clash with government forces as Athens tightens controls and courts martial suspects. Reports indicate wider unrest in Thrace and eastern Macedonia amid rising anti-Mendieta tensions in Cuba.
King Prajadhipok of Siam abdicates renouncing all royal rights and succession claiming ineffective aim for a real voice in policy. The throne is offered to eleven-year-old Prince Ananda while relief aid is reshuffled with states facing new March funding conditions and farm loans raised to aid drought areas.
Washington remains divided over whether HO should lead the social security program if Congress enacts legalization. The issue fuels political bitterness as lawmakers weigh administration options and future steps.
Secretary Hull pursues foreign trade goals through reciprocal agreements. A Belgium treaty grants tariff quotas on autos parts, computing and radio equipment, grapefruit, pears, oatmeal, and corn starch. We cut tariffs on plate glass and iron and steel mill products. Earlier pacts with Cuba and Brazil preceded this step.
Roosevelt struggles to regain control as Congress resists his budget program and the $4.88 billion work relief item. Secret pork-barrel talks, wavering Wagner, and Ickes’ testimony highlight tensions. Senators eye re election and seek to curb executive spending power amid looming 5 billion appropriation. American Federation of Labor weighs auto industry union efforts. Arkansas ends prohibition with 250000 enforcement bet. Saar returns to Germany after 15 years under League rule.
The article reports that Hitler is forced to end his intensive campaign against Jews due to economic pressure. He suspends public demonstrations of anti-Semitic policy after demonstrations by political leaders and Nazi members. Boycotts and foreign exchange difficulties are cited as the Reich’s current troubles.
Washington report notes rising food prices as a political issue tied to the Agricultural Adjustment Act and Secretary Wallace. Critics warn the Tugwell amendments would expand licensing and regimentation, while opponents fear loss of consumer relief and increased control over farmers and processors.
The National Geographic Society bulletin notes lead's vital role across painting and plumbing, with red lead as standard for iron and steel protection and white lead valued for weather durability. It highlights U S lead production and diverse uses including linings for tanks, roofs, and X-ray labs, from shale deposits in Missouri.
The line of thinking suggests exceptions remain valuable despite general rules. Critics argue flexibility can adapt decisions to unique circumstances and prevent rigid outcomes.
An old advertisement urges readers with poor appetite, nervousness, or weight loss to try S.S.S. before meals. It claims the tonic stimulates gastric juices and supplies minerals to aid blood-cell and hemo-globin production, promising renewed appetite and energy.
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