Peace Plan Stirring Angry Reactions Across Europe
British and French leaders face sharp opposition as their proposed peace plan for the Ethiopia conflict draws protests from Italy and smaller European nations. Mussolini seeks clarifications while Haile Selassie asks the league to rule on the proposals. The plan’s reception fuels political friction in Britain, France, and across the continent.
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Pranco
Remier LA ¥ AL
France
Samuel Hoare
Italy
Ethiopia
Haile Selassie
Baldwin
Laval
Eduard Merrict
League of Nations
Herriot
League
Ieague Council
Mexico
League Assembly
Mussolini
Tigre
Mediterranean
Larval
Henry Ford
Rudolfo Graziani
Addis Ababa
Our Ancestors and Modern Sissies in American Life
A columnist rails at modern complacency and “peevish” fragility, contrasting rugged pioneer virtue with today’s lax enforcement and protests. He cites Van Sweringen, Hollywood grievances, and banker bungling, laments moral decline, and recalls debt and stock-market follies as warnings from the past.
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van Sweringen
Horatio Alger
Cleveland
Sfty-four
Wake Up Readers Morons Follow Baseball Critique
A veteran critic argues that baseball literature remains shallow despite the sport’s vast cultural impact. He notes many titled works are biographies tied to stars like Babe Ruth, McGraw, and Mathewson, while fiction and broader literary value remain scarce.
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Manhattan
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Babe Ruth
Ford Frick
John McGraw
Christy Mathewson
National Debt and Bonus Fight Looms in 1936
Washington discusses the looming clash over the Townsend old age pension plan and immediate cash payment of World War I bonuses. It notes 3.5 million bonus certificates, $3.5 billion in value, $1.7 billion in loans, and a total debt burden nearing $30.5 billion, with election-year tax or borrowing hurdles likely.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Veterans Bureau
Treasury
United States Treasury
United States
Eet
Townsend Plan
Roosevelt and New Deal Politics in a National Crisis
The piece critiques federal relief funding and the New Deal under Roosevelt, noting waste and debt while detailing party strategies. It discusses plans to align agriculture and labor to boost votes, Farley’s position in the East, and Republican inertia as they face a reshaping political war from the New Deal coalition. It highlights regional campaign dynamics and the importance of messaging to voters.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Kansas City
Ohio City
Alf Landon
Kansas
Frank Knox
Ralph ©. Williams
Oregon
National Committee
Roosevelt
Gov. Talmadge
Hess Eugene Talmadge
Georgia
Administration
Talmadge
Washington
Atlanta
James A. Reed
Ames
A. Reed
Missouri
Aneller
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Mr. Reed
Democratic Party
United States
Lewis
James Hamilton
Ressiz
Moscow
Tiianis
Homas Masaryk
Republic of
Czechoslovakia
Hit
Prague
Masaryk
Jeth
Eduard Beues
Mazarik
Benes
General Treasury
Congress
Big Jim” Farley
Democratic Naional Committee
New York
Democratic National Committee
Republican National Committee
Middle West
Pacific Coast
Farley
Natonal Committee
Black Tiger Sighting Alleges Rare Beast Near Imperial Gazetteer Note
The Imperial Gazetteer of India notes that the black tiger is among the rarest beasts, with only a few specimens reported. A fragment mentions a 20am shot, but details are unclear and the context remains uncertain.
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Imperial Gazetteer of India
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Ately
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