Italy and Britain faced crisis as Mussolini presses East Africa
The Italian cabinet vows no compromise in Ethiopia and Libya with Balbo reinforcing Libyan lines. Britain and France seek League action against Italy, contemplating Article 15 sanctions. US neutrality and trade embargos weighed amid global tension.
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Geneva
Italy
Ethiopia
League of Nations
Mussolini
Rome
East
Libya
Balbo
Egypt
Afussello
Muscating
Great Britain
Premier Laval
France
Duitain
London
Air Locarno
Potatoes and Constitutional Votes Stir New Deal Era Tensions
A. E. Mercker heads AAA potato section amid push to control crops while opponents including Porter Ik Chandler and Norman C. Norman test federal limits. Constitution Day sees Pennsylvania voters reject a constitutional convention, signaling New Deal trend resistance. New Mexico and other states reject property exemption boosts and constitutional amendments.
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Pennsylvania
Earle
State Democratic Organization
Ishor
New Mexico Yvetera
Quezon Named First President of Philippine Commonwealth
The Philippines Commonwealth forms on November 16 in Manila with Vice President Osmena and Manuel Quezon, elected leader for a six year term with a $15000 annual salary. Quezon, a Philippine leader with US ties, will preside as the first president guiding a ten year prelude to full independence.
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New Philippines Commonwealth
Manila
John St. Garver
Manuel Quezon
Ight Far Independence
Faynilo Aguinaldo
Gregorio Aglipay
Sergio Osmena
Manuel Roxas
Quintin Paredes
Camilo Osias
Unicarceral National Assembly
O Quezon
Commonwealth
United States
Quezon
Washington
Federal reserve head reappointed as banking reform board chief
Airiner S. Eccles is named to head the new board that will implement the banking reform law. The President will soon appoint six additional members as the plan advances, reflecting the push for monetary policy guided by a national perspective and active fiscal management in varying economic conditions. The Treasury also promotes baby bonds via weekly magazines with a $13 743 minimum purchase and a $25 maturity in ten years. In Germany, Nazis in Nuremberg push three laws targeting Jews, restrict marriages, limit employment, and declare the Swastika as the national flag, aiming to curb communism and Jewry.
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Airiner S. Eccles
Federal Reserve System
Afr
The
Treasury
Reichstag
Nuremberg
Itler
Reich
Germany
Slitler
War Ministry
Seltler
Jewish Delegations Appeal to League for German Jews
The IE Committee of Jewish Delegations has appealed to the League of Nations on behalf of German Jews, declaring that the conscience of mankind will not tolerate their degradation as pariahs this century.
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League
Italy
Committee of Fire
Inagailo
Ethiopia
Élde
IE Committee of
League of Nations
Germany
Memel Row Prompts Lithuanians Leader Interview
President Antonis Smetona grants his first interview in six years asserting Lithuania will defend Memel with all means if force is used. He calls Memel an economic necessity and Lithuania’s seaport, insists legality and justice guide Lithuania’s stance and action.
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Tpancellor
Hitler
Memel
Antonis Smetona
Jin
Lithuania
Bremel
Permanent Court of International Justice
Smetona
Elder statesman Jules Cambon Dies at Ninety in Switzerland
Dpotт came to Jules Cambon at Vervey Switzerland. He was ninety years old and had retired since the close of the World War though he was consulted by French officials. His career as diplomat spanned nearly fifty years including five years as ambassador in Washington.
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Dpott
Jules Cambou
Rance
Vervey
Switzerland
France
Asd
Tie
Washington
Germany
New World
Samburg
Europe
Ilamburg
North Sea
Iceland
Central America
Vienn
Federal ruling blocks funds for Reedsville furniture plant
Comptroller General McCarl holds no legal authority to fund the Reedsville Wy furniture factory project. Once supported by Mrs Roosevelt backed efforts, it aimed to supply government offices and employ displaced coal miners. Despite Congress objection for favoring private industry, Interior kept contracts and the building stands about 80 percent complete.
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McCarl
Reedsville
Wy Ya
Troosevelt
McCart
Congress
MecCarl
Department of the Interior
Iawa Farmers Convention Demands Roosevelt Dismiss Wallace
ESOLUTIONS adopted by the Iawa Farmers union at a Des Moines convention call for President Roosevelt to dismiss Secretary of Agriculture Wallace from the cabinet and to halt the program of hunger. The AAA is labeled infamous and worthless.
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Iawa
Aglon
Des Moines
Roosevelt
Wallace
AAA
Hamburg the Great Seaport of Trade and Empire
National Geographic describes Hamburg as a bustling polyglot port famed for its free port area, vast warehouses, and shipbuilding. It covers the Elbe river tunnels, Alster lake, and a cosmopolitan culture with jazz bands, theaters, and busy harbors, highlighting its historic Hanseatic status and global trading reach.
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Hamburg
Frederick Garbarossa
Ned Beard
Itamburg
Iere
Argentina
Brazil
United States
Germany
Manhattan Island
Etween St Faull
Elbe
Hardor
New York
First Artificial Teeth Referenced In Dental History
The article notes early artificial teeth were stained to match clients and later varied in shade and shape with about two thousand different forms. It mentions porcelain as a modern material and that prior teeth were carved from gold ivory, reflecting evolving dental craftsmanship.
Witch-Hiking Fly Spreads Disease Across Communities
A health advisory warns that the common house fly travels far and spreads disease by landing on people and surfaces. Officials urge thorough cleanliness and an effective control program using pyrethrins spray to reduce infection risk.
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Miley
Tower
Mysterious Man Befriends Leopards At London Zoo
A 35 year old stranger with athletic build visits the London Zoo at quiet times and interacts with leopards by crawling over fences and baring his arm. The animals fight for his favor but never harm him while a Kenyan lion tries to reach his caress.
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London
Kenya Loz
Milnesia Wafers Offer Pleasant Elimination Aid
The ad promotes Milnesia Wafers pure milk of magnesia in tablet form to quickly and pleasantly correct acidity, gas, headaches, and bloating. It urges thorough chewing and swallowing per directions, noting bottles sell for 35¢ and 50¢, with druggists carrying the product.
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Western Newspaper Union
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American Liberty League
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Harold Geacew
Chicago
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D. J. Kenefick
Buffalo
Morrison B. NeGraw
Cleveland
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Los Angeles
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Frank E. Alorrison
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Mecklenburg
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Alster Lake
Elainburg
Times Square
New York City
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Aga “Ort
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Ileiress
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Leopards
Aguie
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Doan
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