Stresa talks weigh peace plans and alliances Europe
Premier Flandin and Italy's Mussolini lead a high level session at Stresa on Lake Maggiore with Britain France and Russia weighing new mutual aid ideas and lines against Germany amid Pan Germanism fears. France Russia pact shifts focus from sanctions to possible military alliance while Italy pushes for three power security against Berlin.
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Europe
Isola Bella
Lake Maggiore
Stresa
Italy
Ramsay MacDonald
John Simon
Great Britain
Reich
Hitler
France
League of Nations
Germany
Mussolini
MacDonald
Fiandin
England
Austria
Bulgaria
Hungary
Russia
Paris
Geneva
Czechoslovakia
Baltic States
Deutsche Bank and
Discount Gesellschaft
Dresdner Bank
Germans wed in Berlin as Hitler acts as groomsman
Emmy Sonnemann and the Prussian leader couple wed in ceremonies at city hall and the evangelical cathedral with Reichsführer Hitler as groomsman. A public pageant and Nazi air force display followed as Danzig politics produced a setback for the regime.
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Prussia
Germany
Emmy Sonnemann
Berlin
Evangelical
Reichsfuehrer
Hitler
Lights of New York dog actors on Broadway tale
Eight dog actors appear on Broadway with Flush the cocker spaniel from The Barretts of Wimpole Street. Four dogs feature in The Great Waltz, including Leah, Miller, Teddy, and Tite. Other dogs include Mr. Dooley in Fly Away Home Fifi in Anything Goes and Toto Lassie in Times Have Changed. A man in a bathing suit strolling Central Park is described and a taxi‑driver helps masquerade participants. Taps shifts from song plugger to booking agent and a Japanese princess performs a unique dance at a midtown club.
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Jacksonville
Fla
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Hopkins
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Flush
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the Barretts
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Miss Cornell
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Miller
Teddy
Tite
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Hollywood
Whiteman
Mr. Dooley
Scotty
Forest Hills
Elmer Browne
Fifi
Toto
Cecilia Loftus
Connecticut
Lassie
John N. Wheeler
Central Park
Paris
Sixth Avenue
Death of Adolph S. Ochs and Russia’s air progress
The column recalls Adolph S. Ochs as NYT editor and owner, praises his public spirit and work ethic. It discusses Russia's claimed mass production of airplanes, 8,000,000 Russians trained in aeronautics, and plans to supply cheap planes to farms, comparing to American automotive growth.
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Albion
Henry W. Mosher
Mosher
American
United States Express
Lansing
Michigan
Daughters of the American Revolution
Russia
Lloyd George
Best Attendance Marks Go to Rural Students
Harrisburg Pennsylvania boys and girls from rural areas, despite long distances, posted higher regular class attendance than city peers. State records for 1934 show 17 of every 100 rural pupils missed no days, while city districts had 11 of 100 neither absent nor tardy.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Department of Public Instruction
Horse Pumps Water for Missouri Farmer
Blairtown Mo Bud a six year old Percheron horse learned without being taught to pump water from the well in the barnyard. The trick helps other horses more than Bud as they gather around the trough while he quenches his own thirst.
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Blairtown
Bud
O. T. Ward
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