Powers Will Take Action Under Pact
Two key developments in the Italo Ethiopian dispute emerged today from Home and Addis Ababa. Italy said it would not be first to shift the conflict to Europe while Emperor Haile Selassie asked the League of Nations to send a neutral commission to determine aggressor status if hostilities occur. The emperor pledged to abide by the commission findings. The league, led by Britain and France, tentatively agreed to act under Article 15 to draft settlement recommendations, with a special committee of council members excluding Italy to report.
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Home
Addis Ababa
Italy
Europe
Haile Selassie
League of Nations
Ethiopia
Wallace Carr
United Press
Tafzi
Geneva
Britain
France
Anthony Eden
Great Britain
Laval
Salvador Madariaga
Spain
Ueen
League
Ess
Storm Breaks Trawler Upon Jagged Rocks
London reports a fierce North Sea gale drove the trawler Skegness ashore on Speeton cliff near Brichington, with 11 crew lost. coast guard efforts failed, rescue lines broken. A typhoon in Japan from Ima to Sendai killed about 48, with 31 dead at Hinchi and 30 houses destroyed. floods and landslides hit Gamma prefecture and Tonesewa river towns. Governor Li issues a proclamation for disaster funds.
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London
North Sea
Speeton Cliff
Brichington
English Channel
Japan
Ima
Sendai
Hinchi
Gamma
Er Tonesewa Negawa
Not Enough Money to Go Around to Provide 3.5 Million Jobs
The article discusses the reduced funding for public works and slum clearance programs, noting President Roosevelt’s cuts from billions to hundreds of millions. It highlights the WPA plan to create one job per $1,300 spent, and argues the revised budget leaves only a fraction of needed employment possible.
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Washington
Open Verdict In Hoey Case
A West Chester report notes an open verdict in the Hoey case with a grand jury impaneled. The proceeding aims to determine if there is sufficient evidence to indict Rogers and Kelley, with statements suggesting an ongoing investigation and potential charges to be announced by authorities.
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Hoey
Joseph A. Lou
West Chester
Rogers
Williart
Judge Park to Appoint Ray Graves Prosecutor
Judge Park will appoint Ray Graves to prosecute cases, tasking him with handling assigned criminal matters and representing the state in upcoming proceedings. Graves will begin work under Park's supervision immediately, enhancing courtroom efficiency and case management.
Wisconsin SurTax Law Signed Amid Budget Debate
Governor La Follette signed a 1935 37 measure imposing a 60 percent tax on certain bonds paid by Wisconsin corporations. The legislation funds old age and mothers pens and boosts school aid. A separate plan would raise revenue, adding millions to the biennium.
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Madison
U.S
Philip Fla Folieite
Wisconsin
Anoeher
Lia Follette
Children Blessed by Pope Pius X1
A brief note reports that children received blessing from Pope Pius X1 in a ceremony focused on care for religious rites. The event highlighted the church’s emphasis on welcoming youth and guiding them in faith during the period.
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Pope Pius
Oshkosh Day Draws Huge Crowd at County Fair
Oshkosh day crowds fill the Winnebago county fair grounds with ticket windows closed by 1 45 pm as stands reach capacity. Officials estimate at least 20600 paid by 2 pm and anticipate near 25000 for the day amid fast track racing and a busy platform program featuring a WLS troupe and a 2 22 time trial.
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WLS
Winnehage
Hull to Retire in 1936 Says Report
Memphis reports Hull plans retirement in 1936 with details under review. The Middlesex club lists expected date and possible terms, while teammates and officials weigh political and financial implications ahead of the season.
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Hull
Legislature Concludes Sessions Amid Tax and Housing Debates
Wisconsin legislature adjourns next Friday after 24 to 3 vote on assembly resolution to finish business. Debates touch chain-store tax old age pension administration local housing authorities for PWA housing projects. Senate rejects cloture move on debates while plans to move to previous question to end lengthy discussions. About 40 bills remained, many headed for defeat, with compromises already reached on several key measures.
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Kenneth Hopping
Associated Press
Madison
Assembly
PWA
W. H. Shenners
Democrat
Milwaukee
Senate
Shenners
American Legion delegates back national defense plan at convention
Delegates at the national American Legion convention in St Louis vote to commend expanded registration and support a defense policy. The program calls for a standing army of 165000 enlisted men with 14000 officers, plus 210600 national guardsmen and expanded officer and training posts.
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St. Louis
Clevelard
American Legion
Howard W. Ficser
Associated Press
American
C. MT. Co
Code Authority Budget Seen Over Eighty Thousand Says Agency
Milwaukee report cites code authority collecting more than $80 000 in fees as part of its budget. Officials warn the revenue supports enforcement programs while residents seek details on allocations and exemptions.
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Code Authority
Republican Committee Plans 1936 Battle Details
The report outlines a grass roots plan advanced by Harrison Bo Spangler of Iowa to guide party policy. Members listed include airman Henry P. Fletcher, E. Williams vice chairman of Oregon, J. Henry Roraback vice chairman of Connecticut, and George De B. Keim secretary of New Jersey, among others.
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Harrison Bo Spangler
Towa
Spang
Mittee
Mayflower
Henry P. Fletcher
E. Wiliams
Oregon
J. Henry Roraback
Connecticut
George de B. Keim
New Jersey
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