Philippines Independence Bill Passes Over Hoover Veto
United States Senate followed the House in overruling President Hoover's veto on the Philippines independence bill. The act moves forward provided the Philippines legislature accepts within a year as Manila dispatches note mixed reactions and fears of foreign powers influencing the archipelago.
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Brief items from Utah and surrounding states
Intermountain briefs cover 1932 Salt Lake school nurses inspections and disease totals. Ogden livestock show with 2,203 head. Ephraim celery soil studies. Hoover Dam work ahead. Utah coal industry employment and output down from 1931. Utah population aging noted. Spanish Fork beet sugar campaign and factory output. Carbon County Red Cross flour for needy. Idaho Falls probate declares Bert Thorscen legally dead. Moscow Nez Perce ceremony for law dean Masterson. Caldwell livestock market report. Provo Uintah forest game survey totals. Logan city office layoffs. Emery county quail and pheasant wintering. Salt Lake City fatal family quarrel over eggs. Ogden fire loss and per capita fire loss. Panguitch Kanab electric plant sale vote. Idaho Falls county agent office petition and funding.
Nias Island Portrait by National Geographic Team
The article surveys Nias Island off Sumatra, noting its isolation since ancient times, absence of modern communications, and a rich past with carved stone cities, gold wealth, and head-taking marriage customs. It describes hill villages, palm beaches, Dutch colonial intrusion, and a living belief system where wooden figures guard homes, guide marriages, and connect the living with ancestors.
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Gorulea
Nias Island
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Sumatra
Seleyman
Nias
Soveth
Spice Islands
Strait of Malacca
Suleyman
Goenceng Sitoil
Lolowus
Roosevelt to Stand by Sanity of International Pledges
In a transitional phase before taking office, Roosevelt affirmed support for the sanctity of international agreements and the U S stance against recognizing Japan’s territorial gains in China. Tokyo expected policy but hoped for altered presentation while Gen Dio tensions lingered over Manchuria. Japanese planes bombed near Jehol, killing several and damaging Railubsen as Mukden said Chinese forces planned an attack. Pope Pius XI proclaimed a holy year in Rome to seek global peace and prayer amid widespread distress.
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Ruilulisleo
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Manchuria
Ovis Pious XI
Rome
Budget submission omits war debt to the United States
Inance Minister Ceeron submitted the budget to the French chamber of deputies without mention of France’s war debts to the United States. Paris circles say this does not prove ignoring the debts, experts noting possible special enabling legislation on later developments.
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Record Flight by Merhoz and Six Airmen From St Louis to Brazil
Eminent French aviator Ran Merhoz and six companions set a new record by flying from St Louis in West Africa to Brazil in 14 hours and 2 minutes. They breakfasted in Africa and dined in South America as the trimotored craft reached Natal then Rio de Janeiro and finally Buenos Aires.
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Notable deaths hit Airs and Sir Mabert Jones
Airs Jessie Wilson Sayre daughter of Woodrow Wilson and wife of Prof. B Sayre of Harvard Law School dies. Sir Mabert Jones of Wales renowned orthopedic surgeon also passes, reported by 1933 Westers Newspaper Union.
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