Oil Concessions Cancelled in Ethiopia by Standard Vacuum
Washington reports that Standard Vacuum oil concessions in Ethiopia were canceled after talks with State Department officials. Secretary Hull announced the move as easing tensions in the Italo-Ethiopian conflict and reducing risks of wider war. Hull noted the notice went to Emperor Haile Selassie and described the decision as a stroke of luck for peace efforts.
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Hobart C. Montee
United Press
Washington
Ethiopia
Africa
Cordell Hull
State Department
Haile Selessie
Amer
Hull
Almast Ouingh
George S. Weierite
Dundes
Standard Calm Company
African Exploration and Development
Sidia
Cireyances
Walden
Italy Rejects Equal Status For Ethiopia At League
In a blunt League of Nations warning, Italy declared it will not discuss Ethiopia on an equal footing and may take measures to protect its interests. British Foreign Minister Eden said there could be no political or economic clash with Italy, while Premier Laval urged calm as the council prepared statements.
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Joseph E. Sharkey
Associated Press
Genevs
Italy
League of Nations
Ethiopia
League
Earoe
Mus
Anthony Eden
Eden
Great Britain
Alesi
Iotsi
Actie
Anis
AH Sodidenits
Reéfiustein
Con
Wes
Tata
Argent
Council
Iier
Premier Laval
France
Pied Ine Cone
Haton
Sara Ce
Leus
Probable Poor Balance Of Airplane Is Blamed For Crash
An aviation report cites probable airplane balance and weight distribution as factors in an Alaska crash. Commerce director Eugene Vidal says poor balance aft loading caused nose heaviness and stall near the estimated 200 foot ceiling, with takeoff speed insufficient to recover.
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Alaska
Eugene Vidal
Ar Commerce
Vidal
Joe Crosser
Post
Rogers
Relief Personnel Cut Order From Roosevelt Action
President Roosevelt ordered emergency federal agencies under the budget bureau to reallocate personnel as the emergency peak supposedly passed. Agencies affected include Agricultural Adjustment Administration the Federal Emergency Relief Administration the National Recovery Administration the Tennessee Valley Authority the Public Works Administration and the Commodity Credit Corporation. The move consolidates control under the budget center and reduces department overhead.
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Hyde Park
Roosevelt
Budget Bureau
Cole
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Tennessee Valley Authority
Public Works Administration
Regu
Inel
Senate Moves Toward Vote on Tax Bill
The Senate pushed toward action on a ten million dollar compromise revenue program amid discussion of dividends and reporting rules for corporations. Administration and Progressive senators debated the tax proposal, with a record vote sought on related measures and procedural concerns noted as the session proceeded.
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Senate
Madison
Groves
Bop
Will K
Oscar Dieaukec
Mgas
Mern
Renunilies
Pete
Roe Er
Dan Fe
Milwaukee Urged To Go Into Heat Bushess
Milwauree advocates push for expansion of a local marketing department. The piece notes a plan to fund the effort with a $9,600 market fund and mentions Pastor Hoin. It references a church meeting and a call to support rural marketing initiatives despite unclear phrasing.
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Milwauree
Milwauker
Aye Ree
Besar
Perle
Ieanel
State Supreme Court To Meet Next Monday
The State Supreme Court is scheduled to convene its first sitting next Monday. Judges Mathson Loe ory BiG ce Tre Court uss DAC tm re me 6 snee farry Fane, Fifty ceers wall he a. Mundas Hou Friday.
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Mathson
Loe
Rescue 372 Passengers To Be Transferred From Limon Liner
A Tropic Radio report from Miami says the liner Limon, grounded on French reef, will have 372 passengers removed as crews begin operations. Five steamers in the area assist, with pilots Rey Keeler and others noting rough seas hinder progress. The Dixie radioed 2 45 p m that passenger transfer has started as weather allows and amphibian ships join the effort.
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New York
United Fruit Lines
Tropical Radio
Sterling 10 Launch Life Boats
French Reef
Florida
Kess
Miami
Fla
Pan American Airuass
Dixie
Rey Keeler
Coprigat
Mirami
Tropdale
Farming Community in Terror After Damage by Vandals
In Menomonie Wisconsin a farming community faces terror after vandal damage. Reports describe a raid that damaged homes and crops, with residents recounting equipment theft and threats. Local authorities investigate while residents seek safety and support from neighbors.
Government rushes Ald to areas hit by hurricane
United States aid mobilized as 1935 hurricane devastation yokes Florida. Roosevelt telephoned Red Cross leaders and ordered full federal relief. Red Cross operates 24 hours with 10 emergency directors as rescue parties head from Miami toward Key West. News reports say most deaths and destruction center on Matecumbe, Plantation Key, and Key Largo with thousands feared dead or missing.
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Associated Press
Miami
Frs
Reshma
Red Cross
Prewdent Roosevelt
Hyde Park
NL Y
Cory T. Grayson
Washington
Florida
Grayson
Miam
Ife
Gis
Motecumbe Keys
Plantation Key
Key Largo
Matecumbe Keys
Cre
Memmiack
George Branch
Isha Morada
Florida East
Tier Keys
Key West
St . Company
Une Island
Genre de Terre
Cumbe
Prardi Nal Seas
Vier
Lasser Alesander
Senator Couzers Recovery Progress Reported
Rochester Minn reports Senator Couzers is slowly gaining and recovery is expected. Doctors credit blood transfusions with accelerating convalescence amid ongoing medical treatment and monitoring.
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Couzers
City Zoning Law Change Loses Again
The common council defeated for the third time a zoning amendment to permit a courthouse in a Class A residence district. The 18 to 14 vote ends county hopes for a site in a residential area after $50,000 was spent seeking approval. The move leaves legal action as the county’s next recourse to compel action.
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C. Laus
Aldermanice Council
Warvey O. Oleson
Imade
Common Council
Aid F. Jul Mall
Wiechering
Senator Nye to Speak Appleton
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a planned speaking event by Senator Nye in Appleton with unclear additional details or context. Entities are uncertain due to garbled text.
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Nye
Repair Not Change Is the Policy Says President Roosevelt
The article reports President Roosevelt stating the policy is to repair not change the White House. He claims ongoing work will make the residence better and safer, though observers note it remains the same iconic structure. The piece notes his remarks were made amid public interest and nearby commentary. There is also mention of Harold Tekes's funeral in Chicago, attended by Mayor Kelly.
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Roosevelt
Ieee
Chicago
Harold Tekes
Kelly
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