Italys Italian aggression in Africa sparks mobilization in Ethiopia
In East Africa Italian troops invade Eritrea and cross into Ethiopia amid reports of bombing of Adwa and Adigrat. Ras Seyum telegraphs that Italian air raids killed civilians and breached the League covenant while Emperor Haile Selassie orders general mobilization. Rumors surface of a foiled assassination plot against King Menelik II, and General Malin Craig becomes U.S. Army chief of staff succeeding MacArthur as Theodore Roosevelt era context shines through.
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Walladia
Mussolini mobilizes fascists as Ethiopia conflict unfolds
In Rome Mussolini signals renewed aggression against Ethiopia as Black Shirts rally nationwide. He pledges territory seizure but seeks to avoid a European war while warning the League of Nations to stay hands off. Britain and France coordinate behind Geneva talks amid mounting sanctions and naval mobilization in the Mediterranean.
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Roosevelt pledges United States will stay at peace
President Roosevelt told San Diego that the United States seeks peace and will avoid perils that endanger it while Secretary of State Hull urged peace in Washington, warning economic recovery is hindered by international uncertainty.
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Three Month Deficit Reaches Large Record Level
The report for the three months ending September 20 shows a first quarter deficit of 822 million dollars, 84 percent higher than the same period last year. Expenditures totaled 2.59 billion dollars, about 20 million per day, despite higher taxes and revenues. Revenues reached 3.0 billion, compared with 934 million a year earlier, with increased spending across AAA farm payments, military, veterans funds, debt sinking, and civil service retirement.
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Debate Over Potato Quota Law At ASA Hearing
Washington hearing on the Warren act sparked debate among officials farmers and consumers. Secretary Wallace voiced opposition to enforcement proposing voluntary measures to cut surpluses and raise potato prices while noting growers face real trouble and AAA aims to reflect producer judgment.
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AAA Announces Cigar-Leaf Tobacco Production Plan
AAA announced a four year production program for cigar-leaf tobacco with a maximum 40 percent acreage limit. Benefit payments guarantee producers parity or full exchange value for the crop and contract slowers are barred from growing tobacco on farms outside the contract.
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Roosevelt Explains New Deal and Dam Dedication in West
President Roosevelt speaks to about 15,000 farmers in Fremont Nebraska outlining his administration’s achievements and support for agricultural adjustment. He defends New Deal measures, America’s constitutional role, and praises AAA while lauding Boulder Dam dedication as private industry must lead employment. Colonel Knox and Van Sweringen affairs also touch the political scene.
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Canal Zone publisher convicted of libel in Fort Clayton case
Nelson Reunse vell publisher of the Panama American was found guilty by a federal jury in the Canal Zone District Court on a libel charge. The case arose from his criticism of conduct at Fort Clayton prompted by Maj. Gen. Harold B. Fiste commanding the Panama Canal Department and Col. James V. Lueldt of Fort Clayton.
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Canal Zone District Court
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Lanama Canal Department
James V. Lueldt
Red Cross Leader RNest P Bicknell Dies in Washington
RNest P. Bicknell longtime Red Cross figure dies in Washington at 73 after serving 27 years with the organization. He led insular and foreign operations and oversaw relief efforts including the San Francisco quake and other international relief campaigns.
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Italy
Bayer Aspirin Safety Ad Advises Doctor Consultation
An advertisement urges readers to consult a doctor before using any headache or rheumatic pain remedy. It highlights Bayer Aspirin as a proven, safe option and advises specifying Bayer Aspirin to obtain the genuine product at drug stores.
Oatmeal Becomes Shield Against the Bad in Prose
A reflective piece proclaims oatmeal as unmatched protection for the good against evil. It emphasizes barriers and observances as key safeguards, framing breakfast as more than nourishment.
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