Britain May Quit League If Italy Attacks Ethiopia
The report notes Britain will withdraw from the League of Nations if it fails to stop Italy's move on Ethiopia. The piece argues the league has never lived up to its purpose and that major powers tolerated aggression in the past. Britain's stance could force a sobering reevaluation of the league's usefulness and future.
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Great Britain
League of Nations
League
Italy
Ethiopia
League As
Germany
Emperor Haile Selassie Defies Italy at Birthday Party
The Ethiopian emperor, aged 44, celebrated his birthday with royal pomp while Italy declined invitation to the reception. Tensions threaten an immediate break in Ethiopia Italy diplomatic relations as the king of kings rails against snubs and foreign pressure.
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Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
Italy
Haile
Sarajevo
Kewanee Star-Courier
War abolition needs deeds, not mere words
The piece argues that stopping war requires more than pious talk and grand phrases. It warns that while a broad appeal to nations like France may spark protest, the chance remains slim and urges concrete action beyond rhetoric.
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France
Protest of Athletes Boycott Could Hit 1936 Berlin Games
The piece argues a boycott by foreign nations over Nazi policies in Germany may affect German policy by exposing persecution of Jews and Catholics. It notes athletes facing selection from England France and others may refuse to compete if hosted by a persecuting regime and could pressure changes through international reaction.
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Berlin
Senate
Senator Walsh
Europe
Blackmer
Not A Majority But Too Many Drones In The Workforce
The Council Bluffs Nonpareil argues too many capable men have become drones in the national economic system. It calls for severe measures to awaken responsibility to government state and families, condemns forced pauperism, and suggests county workhouses with indeterminate sentences for drones and their dependents.
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Council Bluffs
Professional Confidences and Journalistic Secrecy
The Peoria Journal argues there should be no law protecting newsroom confidences, warning such rules could shield fraud and libel. It says legitimate reporters protect informants even at personal risk, including jail if needed.
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Peoria
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Journal
NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG AND RECOVERY NOTES IN 1930S POLITICS
Column discusses Roosevelt pressuring Jim Farley to avoid two progressive Republicans in next year’s elections, Couzens of Michigan and Norris of Nebraska, with hopes they run as Democrats in their states. Objections rise within party ranks over sacrificing organizations for bipartisanship. It also comments on recovery’s political impact and Democratic women feeling marginalized at headquarters, with capital as a backdrop for debates over the New Deal and reform laws.
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Ray Tucker
Roosevelt
Jim Farley
Jim Couzens
Michigan
George Norris
Nebraska
Mr. Couzens
Mr. Norris
Arkansas Traveler
Democratic
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Farley
Horja
Michelson
Faneuil Hall
Boston
Fdr
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New York
Mussolini
Africa
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Congressional Committee
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Fletcher
House
Senate
Hooer
Knox
Landon
Vandenberg
Dickinson
Guffey
Rules Committee
White House
O’connor
Women in Democratic circles oppose consultative appointments
News Behind The News reports upset among democratic ladies over recent appointments to boards, judgeships and executive posts. They feel women were not consulted and fear female influence is dictating selections. The piece also notes the treasury baby bonds program engages 400,000 buyers, with $450 average purchase, aiming to spur fiscal interest and counter outside meddling.
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Roosevelt
Treasury
Morgenthau
Free Fiji Railway and Other Oddities
A Fiji sugar company runs a free 30 mile Lautoka to Ba railway open to all riders, even syncing with steamer schedules for Lautoka. The piece notes the first postage stamp issued in England in 1840 and prices from $1.50 to as high as $40,000 for recent issues. It highlights Tadeusz Kosciuszko and mid-1930s U.S. rail politics, plus a mixed view of Roosevelt renomination prospects and New York relief budgeting.
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Fiji Islands
Lautoka
England
Queen Victoria
Divorces and deals shape GOP power at the capital
A political analysis notes a formal split with a separate congressional office, the aims of Fletcher and allied leaders to capture the presidency or house, and ongoing negotiations with notable figures like Hoover and Landon while warning of bipartisan pushback and electoral risk.
Five Decades Ago to Five Decades Past Local Notes
A set of brief items from local history including the death of John Lindt at 23 from heat on a Peter Lamp farm near Muscatine. Long-ago civic notes mention a 1909 national guards command change and a Weed park benefit ball. Other notes recount a Conesville grain elevator accident and a cabbage crop profit shared by Nicola Metcalf Reynolds.
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John Lindt
Peter Lamp
Muscatine
Alfred Wagner
Company C
National Guards
Weed Park
Kelly McKee
Conesville
McKee
G. T. Nicola
Clarence Metcalf
Ward Reynolds
Federal Worker Horizontal Puzzle Answers
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Four-H Club Picnic At Weed Park Muscatine Iowa
Concord-Mrs. Harlan Foster leads the H. W. Four-H club group on a Wednesday picnic at Weed park in Muscatine. Members listed include Mrs. Foster Anita Black Corriene Lowe Hilda DeWaele June Woodhouse Harriet Herrick Arlené Wilson Elva Dircks Evelyn Shellabarger Ilene Dickinson Marjorie Allbee Marjorie Johnston Barbara Lieberknecht. Bobby Clark returned home after visiting relatives in Omaha.
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Concord
Harlan Foster
H. W. Four-H Club
Weed Park
Muscatine
Mrs. Foster
Anita Black
Corriene Lowe
Hilda DeWaele
June Woodhouse
Harriet Herrick
Arlené Wilson
Elva Dircks
Evelyn Shellabarger
Ilene Dickinson
Marjorie Allbee
Marjorie Johnston
Barbara Lieberknecht
Bobby Clark
B. F. Noland
Omaha
Pleasant Grove Bethel Church
Ed West
Iowa City
Lee
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