Britain protests Italian bombing of Red Cross unit in Ethiopia
Britain instructed ambassador Sir Eric Drum mond in Rome to protest Italy over the Ethiopian bombing of a Red Cross ambulance unit near Quorum. Sir Sidney Barton and Dr Melley provided accounts of about 40 bombs. three hospital tents were destroyed and three patients killed. No confirmation of Maj Burgoyne’s death was received. Ethiopian officials say a battle is developing near Amba Alaji as Ras Mulugheta marches north.
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Charles P. Nutter
Associated Press
London
Rome
Eric Drummond
Italy
Red Cross
Ethiopia
Bruce
Sidney Barton
Si Sidney
Melsey
Melley
F Lound
Quorum
di Melley
Kenya
Waldie
Tight quarantine clamped down over spinal disease spread
In Harlan County a health order shuttered gatherings and closed venues after 32 deaths from spinal meningitis like illness. Fourteen schools were closed as cases rose in Cumberland and nearby areas, with a U.S. Public Health Service surgeon slated to assist in containment. Warren Alvers, six, of Marinette Wisconsin died of spinal meningitis yesterday.
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Harlan, Kr
Harlan County
Heal
W.P. Cegweed
Harlan County Medical Association
Cumberland
Grynch
Sta CCC
Sountye
Unied States Public Health Service
Doe Wollar
Hull Bids For World Stabilization
Secretary Cordell Hull told the Baltimore convention of Young Democratic clubs that the United States supports currency stability to reduce price swings and facilitate international trade. He cited Morgenthau and other officials as backing stabilization and said Washington would not block foreign exchange talks when invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H Baird
United Press
Washington
Wupi
United States
Baltimore
Cordell Hull
Hull
Convention of Young Democratic Clubs
U.S
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry Morgenthaw Ros
Homer Cum- Mires
U.S Supreme Court
Senate panel votes down Major General probe
The senate committee voted 14 to 2 against investigating Maj. Gen. Hagood's removal from command of the Eighth Corps area over alleged enticement of federal spending.
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Senate
Washington
Senate, Ciliary Committee
Hagood
Eighth Corps
May Denounce Logarno Prot
Berlin rumors suggest Germany may denounce the Locarno pact amid the Italo Ethiopian war. Italy under Mussolini also grows resentful of League of Nations sanctions and restrictions as both nations signatories contemplate international responses.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Germany
League of Nations
Italy
Alussolin
League
France
Great Britain
Belgium
Doherty Sold Stock At All Profit In 1929
Senate lobby committee heard Cities Service head Henry L Doherty sold about 200000 shares worth 24400000 in early 1929. Robert Burns testified that employed staff had permission to buy stock and five years to pay in. Burns said Doherty sold about one quarter of his holdings. He claimed the sale was small relative to his total stake and noted Doherty remained a principal holder of Cities Service paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Henry L Doherty
Cities Service Company
Senate Lobby Committee
Robert Burns
Doherty
Burns
Herbert Bloomquist
Dohenis Tn
C . Foster
Drew-Levick Company
Crief Service
Utsity
Vermont
Alfred BE. Smyth
John J. Raskeb
Jouett Shouse
American Liberty League
Roosevelt Enters 1936 Presidential Race With Formal Announcement
President Roosevelt formally announced his candidacy for re election and planned to campaign in coming weeks. Statements from aides and party officials highlighted support from New Deal allies and Young Democrats at a Baltimore rally.
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Roosevelt
C. Wilson
United Press
Washington
Rooseveltes
Reciccion
Organwid Young Democrats
Baltmuir
AIP Tie Wits Houser
Mir Rentrach
Slaryland
Messa
Chusenz
Col.leary
Brechinides
New York
Ohio
Air
Dow
Whie House
Roosevcil
Promie
Democra
Hull
Ronseyvelts
Albert
Big
Smnis
Karnes Wins Dismissal Case Before Hoppmann
Madison reports that Frank M. Karnes, a dismissed Oshkenon State Teachers College faculty member, won a preliminary victory as Circuit Judge A. C. Hoppmann refused to quash an alternative writ of mandamus. The case proceeds to trial on the mandamus issue as to reemployment or cause. Karnes had taught 26 years and says no charges or reasons were given for dismissal.
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Madison
Frank M. Karnes
Oshkenon State Teachers College Today
Tuslight
State Board of Regents
A. C. Hoppmann
Karnes
Spe Persvor
Oshkothansitution
New York City Hotels Hit by Walkout Call
Hotel workers in New York walked out in support of the budding strike spreading to Manhattan’s Grand Central, Brooklyn, and Queens. Bar Tur for Barbizon Plaza and Windsor saw 40 and 35 workers leave. replacements kept service steady as police scrambled to handle potential violence.
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Tom Tagenbach
Associated Press
NewYork
Scadleas
Manwhattan
Grand Central Vane
Brooklyn
Queens
Barbiron Plaza
Hotel Windsor
Fifty-eighth Street
Near West Side
Barbizon Plaza
Windsor
Screice
Chas Houlihan
Hotel Workers Union
Building Service Employes Union
James J. Bambrick
Building Service
Paul W. Coulther
Coulther
Harlem
Washington Heights
Manhattan
Dickering
Siiker
Sitikers
Eliagbie
William
Fractures Fatal Fire Claim in Milwaukee Home
Last night Mrs. Walhelmina Pate aged 80 died after a fire at her residence in Milwaukee. Fractures sustained in the blaze were reported as the cause of death, investigators said.
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Milwaukee
Falls
Ivo
Walhelmina Pate
Premier Fired at In Belgrade
In Belgrade Yugoslavia a shooting attempt near Premier Milan Stoyadinovich failed as a deputy from the opposition fired toward the premier. Charles S Wilson United States minister to Yugoslavia narrowly escaped. Damian Arnaminovich was detained by gendarmes after the incident.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Milan Stoyadinovich Narowly
Charles S Wilson
United States
Damian Arnaniovich
Gendaarmes
WPA Strike Report Overstatement Prompted by Local Officials
Reports from Oshkosh and Brown County claim approximately 300 WPA workers were on strike, but district officials say only 25 workers participated with one sewer project halted. Pickets, numbering 32, moved between sites while outdoor projects continued. Authorities note earlier figures were untrue and no spread to other districts.
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Green Bay
Wis
Oshkosh
George Il. Boyer
District No. 2
Brown County
Wisconsin
Odfoh
Ead
Sishorgan
Chifte
Minthe
Dore
Landon Names Enter Race In Vaunt Delegates Contest
Madison Wisconsin reports Gov A L Landon of Kansas suddenly appears in the Republican delegate race as petitions flood the secretary of state. The field may include Barah of Idaho and an uninstructed slate, with Roosevelt and Borah on the Democratic ticket. Counts show large petition totals for Roosevelt and Borah, while Landon seeks a three way GOP contest in the Seventh district.
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Madison
Gov Ail Landon
Kansas
Gerald W. Gerhard
Wausau
Giles Putnam
New London
Govainer Landon
William © Barah
Idaho
Gerhard
Putnam
Landon
Barah
Gethard
London
Roosevelt
Borah
Democratic Organization
Hoover
Senator Nye Forcibly Cancelled Rest Due To Breakdown
Washington reports Senator Nye, a Republican from North Dakota, collapsed and required rest amid a nervous breakdown. The crisis prompted cancellation of a planned engagement in Topeka, Kansas, with aides indicating a need for medical rest and the Speaker taking charge.
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Washington
Senater
Republicay
Nort Takata
Bern
Topeka
PL Mae
North Priketa
Tod
Gm Oatidre
Waslington
Schools Closed Due to Scarlet Fever Outbreak
Tea ilie, Wis. public events and activities scheduled for the weekend have been postponed indefinitely. Nine cases of the disease in the community, seven among children, prompt closures and school action.
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Ilie
Wis
Debates over relief funding and inquiry dominate Washington
In Washington a Democratic demand seeks a 1.0 billion dollar relief cap while a Republican calls for a nationwide probe into alleged exploitation of human misery. President Roosevelt weighs aid totals with advisers as Buchanan of Texas resists plans beyond 1.5 billion and Senator Vandenberg presses Hopkins for an inquiry into relief fund fundraising.
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Thomas J. Hamilton Jr
Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Tis
Buchanan
Texas
House Appropriations Committee
Congress
Vandenberg
Michigan
Harry L. Hopkins
Democratiy County Committee
Indiana County
Army balks at makeup of Hirota cabinet in Japan
Yokio U P dispatch reports Japanese army leaders oppose the new cabinet formed by Hirota. General Terauchi after accepting war minister post shows hesitation and pressure for changes. High ranking officers threaten to resign if cabinet not reformed to strengthen national defense and reforms.
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Ray G. Marshall
United Press
Yokio
U.P
Hirota
Juichi Terauchi
Nosis
Terauch
Keoki Hirota
Leoupan
Deere
Throhite
Generais Fnr
Kawashima
Dapan
Jaren Minami
Sadao Arak
Elst Teatiert
Jinzaburn
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Britain
RaKs
UGH Tactics
Kentucky
Victiv
Marinette Marinette, Wis
Warren Alvers
Albert Barilets
Bing
Viola Kipya
William Brooks
West’ Algema Street
Iso
Viola
Logarno
Clam
Fydings
Hoppmann
New York City
Progres
Progres Mrinistration, Was Reported In Hee Retamen
Vieits
Fond du Tae
Shebezan
Alliance Farmbers
Mortage Seturdyy Ofienryia
Selama
Vlyare Menu
WPA
National Union of Social Justice
Mam and
Otter Streets
Dlataugt
Aspirant
Enborse Roosevelt Domonatic
Charles E Broughton
Rubin
Charles Mortimersiey
J. Ho Wallis
Borsh
Channen Edward Lamp
Republican Voluntary Commuittee
Is Borah
Philip Eson
Maples
W. J. Campbell
Ovhko
Edweard
Hiiker
Reine
Reubert
W. Monk
Harry Giev Oltd
West Salem
Charles. Perrs
Wauwatosa
Nye
Tema Otandg
Terauchi
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