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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1936
Page
2
The essay discusses future warfare driven by chemical weapons and industrial power, warning that vast gold hoards and modern science could fund a dictator to conquer nations. It contrasts historic brutality with looming dangers from German chemists and new industrial war ideas.
Nazi rally voices Hitler claim of Germany arming and breaking Versailles as it presses for colonial restitution within four years. He attacks Bolshevism and Jews while France and Poland sign a mutual defense pact and fund rail expansion. Fleet maneuvers planned in Pacific waters spark U.S. naval expansion talk.
American dairy producers urge Secretary Hull to reconsider the reciprocal treaty with Brazil arguing it harms the industry by promoting imitation butter. They note Brazilian badasso oil, previously unseen in U S markets before 1935, is now used at over a million…
Hundreds of delegates from many nations attend the third World Power Conference in Washington with Julius Dorpmueller presiding. The event features sharp exchanges over public ownership versus private utilities, while Roosevelt eyes a broad governmental reorganization and Europe braces for defense buildup.
Senator George W Norris of Nebraska runs for re election despite plans to retire. A petition by over 40000 supporters was filed, needing only 1000 signatures. Norris is 75, drawing praise from Democrats.
Beryl Markham of England becomes the first woman to fly solo across the north Atlantic from London to New York. She started the leg from London but her fuel ran out forcing a landing at Baleine Cove near Louisburg Nova Scotia in a small monoplane.
The writer critiques the Department of Commerce World Economic Review and argues that corporate surpluses kept payrolls and dividends during the downturn. He warns the new tax on surplus would impede growth and favor a safer, market-driven recovery over federal intervention, citing figures from 1930 to 1935 and noting mixed signals from business leaders.
Desiccated coconut can replace currants in bread and butter pudding. Japanned articles should not be washed in hot water. Steaming preserves minerals in vegetables and allows cooking multiple items together. Split thick broccoli stalks to match bud cooking time. Cook broccoli 20 minutes after water boils. Refrigerated cookies keep well when rolled and sliced later. Associated Newspapers WNU Service.
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