World War Tensions Rise As France Defends Interests
France warns it will use force to defend vital interests while offering peace to nations that honor commitments. Chautemps appeals for nonintervention in Spain and warns Britain and France may renew liberty of action. Mussolini claims 40000 Italian volunteers in Spain and Italy seeks arms from Krupp. Germany grants Italy long range guns in exchange for a free hand in Southeastern Europe. China battles invaders with bridges blown and mines. clashes near Shanghai prompt protests to London and Tokyo. Japan reportedly loses territory in North China as Mongolia proclaims independence at Kweisui.
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France
Italy
Germany
Camille Chautemps
Central Federation
Radical
Socialist
Spain
Britain
Mussolini
Paris
Hitler
Krupp
Europe
Czechoslovakia
Austria
Mediterranean
Il Duce
Shanghai
London
Tokyo
Japan
China
Suiyuan
Kweisui
Insurgent advances push toward Aragon front in Spain
Generalissimo Franco completes Gijon conquest and moves forces east toward the Aragon front. Loyalist government dispatches claim readiness to block the 300 mile line from the French border to Teruel, east of Madrid.
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Eneralissimo Franco
Gijon
Spain
Aragon Front
Teruel
Madrid
Ecuador Coup D etat Tops Paez Regime in Quito
Ecuador war minister Alberto Enriquez and army officers ousted Provisional President Federico Paez, with Enriquez taking power as supreme chief and naming a cabinet of officers. He announced a national political purge and a tribunal to try those accused of misusing public funds as the change met quiet public acceptance. In China, intensified fighting around Shanghai timed a Japanese retreat after a massive offensive.
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Ecuador
Alberto. Enriquez
Federico Paez
Enriquez
Roosevelt presses farm act during extraordinary session
President Roosevelt seeks swift passage of a new national farm program with storage and price stabilization, urging budget discipline and local administration by farmers. He warns against tax increases and hints at limits on loans while Secretary Wallace backs restraint on large corn loans. Senator Steiner says he will not seek re election and will return to law.
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Hyde Park
Congress
Ellison D. Smith
Senate Agriculture Committee
Marvin Jones
House Committee
Washington
A. O'Neal
American Farm Bureau Federation
Wallace
Wenty
Frederick Steiner
Oregon
Steiner
Roosevelt praises Federal Reserve and credit system
President Roosevelt speaking at the new Federal Reserve building in Washington lauds the federal reserve system as essential for economic stability and long term prosperity. He warns depressions and booms can be avoided only through perfected credit and monetary machinery coordinated with government. Senator Carter Glass, architect of the system, is cheered on the platform as markets recover.
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Federal Reserve
Washington
Federal Reserve System
Carter Glass
Virginia
Wilson
Roosevelt son to wed Anne Lindsay Clark in Nantucket
Announced marriage plans for Anne Lindsay Clark of Boston to John Roosevelt, youngest son of the President, with the ceremony set in Nantucket Mass next June after his Harvard graduation. Also notes Philadelphia wedding of Curtin Winsor and Elizabeth Donner Roosevelt and a prior divorce of Mrs Winsor and Elliott Roosevelt. Alf Landon urges GOP unity and cautions Roosevelt over war talk. New Zealand aviatrix E An Batten sets distance record Port Darwin to Croydon England in 5 days 18 hours 15 minutes.
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Boston
Anne Lindsay Clark
John Roosevelt
Nahant
Mass
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Harvard
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Elliott Roosevelt
Curtin Winsor
Ardmore
Philadelphia
Winsor
Elliot Roosevelt
Ean Batten
New Zealand
Australia
England
Port Darwin
Croydon
Lorimer and Warburg Die in Mournful Notices
The obituary notes George Horace Lorimer former editor in chief of the Saturday Evening Post from 1899, seen in Wyncote Pennsylvania where honorary pallbearers included Herbert Hoover. Felix M Warburg of New York a leading financier and philanthropist dies aged sixty seven, senior partner of Kuhn Loeb & Co.
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George Horace Lorimer
Saturday Evening Post
Wyncote
Herbert Hoover
Mr. Lorimer
Felix Warburg
Elix M. Warburg
New York
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Intriguing Construction and Amusing Anecdotes From LA
A reader in An ta Monica notes a siege-wall near a new terminal, joking it may welcome an American Legion convention. The column then shifts to humor about reptiles kindness, snakes, and a mock movie dialogue on favorites and gossip about actors and politics.
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Calif
New York
Cathedral of St. John
Los Angeles
Fifth Avenue
Shanghai
Los Angeleno
American Legion
Washington Digest: Spies and Tax Spending Reform Debate
Washington columnist William A. argues against Roosevelt plans to reorganize the federal government. He defends the General Accounting Office and warns that placing it under a political appointee could let executives control taxpayer funds. He praises the ICC and FTC as independent safeguards and urges restraint.
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Congress
United States
Roosevelt
General Accounting Office
Inexpensive crochet buffet set pattern 1532
Quick inexpensive crochet design presented in one or two colors with a leaf border. Includes directions, stitch illustrations, material requirements, and a photo section. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle for pattern 1532 at 82 Eighth Ave New York NY. Include name and address.
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Perlecutton
Sewing Circle
Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Ave
New York
Beneficence and the Nature of Wealth in Mackenzie's Thought
A reflective aphorism asserts that money gains value through beneficence and ends its ownership when philanthropy ends possession, suggesting true wealth lies in restrained use and moral expenditure. The quotation attributes this view to Mackenzie and frames wealth as ethical stewardship rather than mere accumulation.
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Mackenzie
Cough Remedies Highlight Uneven Claims in Clogged Market
Consumers face a crowded cough remedy market with mixed claims about expelling germs and easing chest infections. Experts caution that many products lack robust evidence while some offer symptomatic relief.
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