Ethiopian Victory at Geneva Upsets Mussolini in League
The Ethiopian delegation led by the emperor wins seating at the League of Nations by a 39 to 4 vote, despite Italian pressure. Britain and France back Ethiopia, while Italy faces renewed regional tension and defense deployments in Malta Cyprus and the Mediterranean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aile Selassie
Geneva
Benito Mussolini
League of Nations Assembly
Hungary
Austria
Albania
Italy
Ecuador
Ethiopia
Portugal
Great Britain
France
Anthony Eden
Mussolini
League
Samuel Hoare
London
Mediterranean
Gibraltar
Suez Canal
Malta
Cyprus
Samuel
Michigan Roundup of Local Projects and Oddities
Projects expand across Michigan from oil resurfac ing on M-88 in Bellaire to a new municipal park vote in Reading. Unification of three churches under one roof thrives in Parma while Ionia notes lower inmate counts and rising auto theft sentences. Marion reports a boy’s escape after a horse mishap.
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Reading
Parma
Ionia
Michigan Reformatory
Marion—Franklin
Frank Berry
Franklin
Lansing
Louis B. Ward
Kalamazoo
Dwight B. Waldo
Western State Teachers College
Michigan State Board of Education
Waldo
Michigan
National Park Service
CCC
Isle Royale
Tonia
Oscar
Dale K. Jepson
Jackson
Us-127
Valley Division
Michigan Central Railroad
Omena
North Woods
Solle
Will Solle
Chicago
Michigan Boulevard
Empire
Adeo Fisher
Philadelphia
Art Schultz
Detroit
Ben Badenock
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Lawrence Institute of Technology
Roscommon
Ogemaw State Forest
Thomas White
Roscommon County
Pigeon River State Forest
Watermelon Party Uplifts Olivet School Kids
In Olivet the annual backyard watermelon party at Dr Phil H Quick home drew 100 youngsters with 80 melons on hand despite the drought. Dr Quick grows his own melons on extensive acreage ensuring each child, every Olivet youngster, gets a share.
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Phil H. Quick
Co-Operative Division
Farm Credit Administration
Political fumbles and tax strains in New Deal era debate
The piece analyzes campaign tactics by Democrats and Republicans as they clash over issues in the 1930s race. It notes Roosevelt’s tax and debt questions, GOP attacks on tax burdens, and Attorney General Cummings challenged indictments, plus Roosevelt’s plan to reorganize federal agencies to reduce overlap and red tape amid ongoing political maneuvering.
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William Randolph Hearst
Roosevelt
Stephen T. Early
Hearst
Amsterdam
Cable
Karl Marx
Tugwell
Richberg
Eorge P. Jones
Minnesota
United States
Federal District Court
Virgin Islands
Senate
Jones
St. Thomas
Albert C. Levitt
Connecticut
Department of the Interior
Mr. Jones
Washington
Ugo Carusi
Cummings
J. Roosevelt
Republi
New Deal
Errin
Cam
Chicago
King George
Congress
le Gts
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American Legion
Shanghai
Edward W. Pickard
Western Newspaper Union
Maritime Commission
Henry A. Wiley
U.S.N
Harry G. Hamlet
Coast Guard
George Landick, Jr
Treasury Department
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cleveland
Grand Army of the Republic
Legion
Harry W. Colmery
Topeka
Kan
New York City
la Guardia
Gotham
Soviet Russia
Third Internationale
Musicians’ Post
St. Louis
Franklin Post Band
Selumbus, O
Los Angeles
Commonwealth Edison Post
Bugle Corps
Oley Nelson
Iowa
Washington Cathedral
Pennsylvania Avenue
Andrew Johnson
C. H. Williams Ruhe
Pittsburgh
Madison
Wis
W. R. Hearst
Hongkew
International Settlement
Chapei
Stirling Fessenden
Hankow
Pakhoi
Japan
Enator LA Follette
Senate Committee On Civil Liberties
Cribes
Canada
International Association
Kansas City
William J. Quinn
San Francisco
San Quentin Prison
Madrid
Franco
Alcazar
Toledo
American State Department
Malaga
M.l.cooke
Henry A. Wallace
Wallace
Great Plains
al Smith
Carnegie Hall
New York
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Republican Party
American Liberty League
Smith
Leadon
Haile Selassie
G. P. Jones
Bellaire
Antrim County Infirmary
Charlevoix
James Coleman
Buchanan
WPA
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Sil Ste
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