Italian Troops Enter Makale Hold Town Parade
Italian forces entered Makale in triumph after a five day push through mountains and mud. The eastern Danakili flank moved into Azbi while General Santini and his black shirts took Dolo. Western columns from Aksum completed the occupation of Adi Abo as the campaign reached its objective.
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International News Service
Makale
sMakale
Imperial Palace
Danakil
Azbi
Rodolfo Santini
Dolo
Aksum
Pietro Maravigna
Adi Abo
West Middlesex born governor tied to national campaign
West Middlesex figures gain prominence as Governor Alf Landon, Kansas, a likely Republican presidential nominee, is noted as born near Pulaski. The piece links local history to a future nationwide political contest.
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West Middlesex
Alf MM. Landon
Kansas
Pulaski
Daily Weather Report Summary for 9 A.M.
U S weather statistics show a 24 hour period ending 9 this morning with a max of 53 and min of 30, precipitation 25 inches, river stage 4.2 feet. The same date last year recorded a max of 50, min of 35, and precipitation 0.02 inches.
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U. S
Huge Stack Tumbling at Rosena Furnace Grounds
A powerful 11 am dynamite blast toppled the 185 foot concrete and brick stack at the Rosena furnace grounds on South Mill Street after earlier charges weakened its base. Crowds watched as Frengel & Snyder wreckers directed the fall toward the Carnegie Auditorium using a crane and cable.
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Rosena
South
Mill Street
Frengel & Snyder Company
Carnegie Auditorium
Two Millbury men burn to death in road crash
In Auburn Massachusetts a roadster crashed into a truck rear causing gasoline to ignite. Kenneth Fish 20 and Harold Frazier 22 died in the flames while Chester Army 21 was critically injured and rescued by Clarence Brady.
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International News Service
Auburn
Mass
MillMiry
North Oxford
Kenneth Fish
Harold Frazier
Chester Army
Worcester City Hospital
Army
Clarence Brady
Swampscott
Brady
Commissioner-Elect Bayer Dies in Bedford County
Joseph S. Bayer 65 of Loysburg near Altoona died in a Bedford hospital after a long illness. He was re-elected this week to a four year term as Bedford County commissioner. A lifelong resident of the county, Bayer died at a hospital following a long illness.
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International News Service
Altoona
Joseph S. Bayer
Loysburg
Here
Bedford County
Bayer
Football Scores From New Castle Martins Ferry Game Report
Saturday afternoon scores and college football results are requested for The News. The schedule lists contact windows from 4000 to 5 p m 22 or 4024 between 5 and 6 30 p m and 175 after 6 30 p m for reporting.
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New Castle-Martins Ferry
Mussolini launches interior drive on profiteers and hoarders
Rome reports a nationwide blitz led by Premier Mussolini as interior minister targeting profiteers food hoarders and Black Bourse operators hindering Italy's war efforts and sanctions. Thirty shops in Pontetara were closed by mayoral order for overcharging.
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International
Rome
Italy
Ethiopia
Europe
Mussolini
Pontetara
Bank Bandits Steal $18,000 in Paterson Robbery
Four robbers, two armed, robbed the Prospect Park National Bank in Paterson New Jersey looting $18,000 in currency. They escaped in an awaiting automobile with a fifth confederate. One robber used a sub machine gun to threaten tellers as they carried out the plan.
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International News Service
Paterson
N. J
Prospect Park National Bank
State Commander of G. A. R. Dies
Wade J. Day 91 former state commander of the G A R and Ringgold cavalry veteran died yesterday at his home in Washington Pennsylvania. He was president of the Ringgold Battalion Association and a lifelong Washington County resident.
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International News Service
Washington, Pa
Wade J. Day
Ringgold Cavalry
Day
Ringgold Battalion Association
Washington County
New Castle Martins Ferry Grid Clash Draws 3000 Fans
New Castle prepares for a big football day at Taggart stadium with the Martins Ferry Ohio team. An estimated 3000 visitors from eastern Ohio and western Pennsylvania are expected for the 2:30 pm kickoff. A parade, bands, and welcome programs precede the game with speeches and a flag raising ceremony by the Kiwanis Boy Scout troop.
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New Castle
Martins Ferry
High School Eleven
Ohio
Taggart Stadium
Pennsylvania
Martins Ferry High
New Castle and
V-37 Kiwanis Boy Scout
Robert Cole
Taggart Field
Needlework Guild Distributes Garments in City
Distribution of 3281 garments collected by the Needlework Guild proceeds today in the Castleton hotel ballroom. Recipients total 232 more than 1934, which was 247 more than the year before. No salaries are paid. all funds and items go to charities such as Almira Home, City Rescue Mission, Jameson Memorial Hospital, New Castle Hospital, Mothers' Assistance, Rhodes Mission, St Vincent de Paul, Margaret Henry Home, and the American Red Cross.
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Castleton Hotel
Almira Home
Jameson Memorial Hospital
New Castle Hospital
Mothers’ Assistance
Rhodes Mission
Eteabnes Bae St. Vincent de Paul
Gees de Margaret Henry Home
American Red Cross
Italian Troops Launch Two-Pronged Drive Toward Gondar
London reports Italian forces in Northwestern Ethiopia push on Gondar from Adi Aba and Aksum area led by General Pietro Maravigna. The right wing crosses the Setit river near the Anglo Egyptian Sudan border aiming to outflank Ethiopian troops beyond Makale led by Ras Seyum and Ras Kassa.
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International News Service
London
Gondar
Ethiopia
Lake Tsana
Blue Nile
Britain
Egypt
Addis Ababa
Reuters
Rome
Adi Aba
Aksum
Pietro Maravigna
First Army
Adi Abo
Setit
Sudan
Dedjasatch Myalen Birra
Makale
Ras Seyum
Ras Kassa
Baltimore Judge Rules U S Utilities Act Unconstitutional
Federal Judge William C. Coleman in Baltimore declares the U S utilities act unconstitutional, creating administration concern over timing of a possible Supreme Court appeal. The case involves trustees of the American States Public Utility Company under bankruptcy reorganization and arguments by Benjamin V. Cohen and Thomas Corcoran.
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International News Service
Washington
William C. Coleman
Baltimore
Department of Justice
United States Supreme Court
American States Public Utility Company
Benjamin V. Cohen
Thomas Corcoran
Supreme Court
Coleman
Hoover
Congress
Death notices for three residents listed in area column
Mrs. Richard Seaburn aged 73 of Wampum is reported deceased. Mrs. John Kuhn aged 68 of Lowellville R. D. 2 is listed as deceased. James R. McNamee aged 88 of 312 North Cascade Street is also reported dead.
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Richard Seaburn
Wampum
John Kuhn
Lowellville
R. D
James R. McNamee
North Cascade Street
Hitler abolishes the Steel Helmets in Germany
Berlin reports that Adolf Hitler ended the Steel Helmets in a swift move to purge veterans orders. Franz Seldte supported the disbandment though put up a long fight to save the group, as Germany intensifies action against political and religious circles.
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International News Service
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Franz Seldte
Seldte
Gov Os Car K Allen Resigns To Succeed Long
Gov Os Car K Allen will resign immediately to accept the United States senate seat left by Huey P Long death. Lieut Gov James A Noe will ascend to the governorship and appoint Allen to fill the vacancy. A primary to name a candidate for Long’s unexpired term is set for Jan 21 by the Democratic state committee.
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International News Service
New Orleans
Oscar K. Allen
United States Senate
Huey P. Long
Allen
James A. Noe
Noe
Democratic State Committee
Train Robbers Hit Garrettsville in $46,450 Heist
Six machine gun bandits staged a bold Garrettsville robbery, taking $46,450 from a payroll shipment for Republic Steel. Police, federal and state agencies joined the hunt for the Northern Ohio gang, linked to three recent robberies totaling $74,450. The raid followed a typical Jesse James style hold-up terrifying the rural town.
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International News Service
Cleveland
Department of Justice
U. S. Post Office
Garrettsville
Here
Ohio
Jesse James
Cleveland Federal Reserve Bank
Republic Steel Corporation
Warren
Kingsford Smith Feared Lost in Bay of Bengal Storm
Sir Charles Kingsford-Smith, famed Australian aviator, was feared downed in a fierce Bay of Bengal storm 150 miles from land. Fellow Australian C J Melrose, who survived the tempest, reported seeing Kingsford Smith’s land monoplane in distress near Singapore after returning with evidence of flames from the exhaust.
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International News Service
Singapore
Charles Kingsford-Smith
Bay of Bengal
C. J. Melrose
Kingsford- Smith
Land
Melrose
Kingsford - Smith
Major Adams ten remains at post
Harrisburg reports Major Lynn G. Adams, superintendent of state police, says he is perfectly happy in his current post and would not accept the Philadelphia Public Safety directorship rumored after Tuesday's election. He states the job has not been offered and he would know what to do if it were.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
Lynn G. Adams
State Police
Philadelphia Public Safety
Mercy Baby Killings Shock England For Mercy Admitted Murders
England reels as a physician admits strangling two babies and poisoning three men in the name of mercy. The secretary of a new Euthanasia Legalization Society says other doctors shared similar stories. Officials doubt criminal action will be taken while doctors protest such killings.
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London
England
Abyssinia
England Italy conciliations face uncertain outlook in Paris
Paris reports France abandons hope of immediate reconciliation between England and Italy as Abyssinian events unfold. Laval trusts sanctions may push Italy to negotiate in about three months, with Haile Selassie possibly seeking peace meeting Mussolini’s terms. Diplomatic circles note Laval’s worry over Italian press attacks branding France as Enemy No 2.
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Paris
France
Italy
England
Foreign Office
Abyssinia
Laval
Haile Selassie
Mussolini
Football Fervor Across Coasts From Memeter to Yale
The piece paints a coastal football craze from California to Maine. It celebrates Ruthers and Yale with universal cheers and flags, bells, and banners as fans debate victory and scoring. The tone recalls old time sports page enthusiasm.
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California Gold Coast
Maine
Ruthers
Yale
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