Eden Urges Continued Sanctions Yet Warns They Fail
Anthony Eden, British foreign secretary, told the League of Nations that sanctions against Italy over Ethiopia have failed and only military action could succeed in altering the current situation. He urged continued nonmilitary aid pacts in the Mediterranean after the assembly lifts sanctions and warned against abandoning the League. France’s Blum said France would not recognize Italy's annexation of Ethiopia, while various ministers expressed doubts about obligations and commitment.
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Daly
Anthony | Eden
Great Britain
League of Nations
Italy
Sonauest
Ethiopia
Mwe
Aolonia
Eden
League
Assembly
Éanetlons
Lyon Blum
France
Fatiama
Teague Assembly
Deumark
Finland
Norway
Sweden
Netherlands
Spain
Switzerland
Jean Biym
Blum
Ethiopian king denounces gas attacks in League of Nations
In a tense Geneva session, Haile Selassie condemned Italy’s use of gas in Ethiopia’s Ogaden and elsewhere. The League, amid protests from Italian officials and press unions, heard a cautious, charged debate as tensions rose over colonial acts and international response.
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League
International Association of
Hie
Vets Plan July 4 Fete At Korhler Park
Vets plan July 4 patriotic exercises at Korhler Park under the United War Veterans Council. Ralph H. Durkee announces the program with parade colors raised by Grand Army of the Republic and other veteran organizations. Civilian speakers include E Guy LeStourgeon Charles Stevens and Judge Marion B R McClanahan. Events feature 25 yard dash balloon blowing sack races wheelbarrow races and tug of war with participation from American Legion and city recreation department and troops led by Capt John M. Works and Warrant Officer Wallace Appleton.
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Wlébrelion
Ubsted War Veterans Couneil
United Spanish War Veterans
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ameri- Legion
Fifteenth Pier
John M. Works
Wallace Appleton
D. W. Harrizon
Charles Sickelx
Veterans Council
Tomer
Andrew Tileworth
AL Bees
American Legion
City Recreation
County Orders Aid Payment Change
The county commission by court recently ordered a monthly transfer of £290 from the general end to the central index for relief. Payment will hereafter be made directly to Mrs. T. R. C. Bayman, executive secretary of the San Antonio Social Welfare Bureau, per district attorney ruling. Mrs. Hugman oversees distribution of excess federal land suits to the county’s needy families. Driver relief was afforded to seven families in May after being shortened to the commission.
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TR. C. Bayman
San Antonio
U S to Take Over Airport Control at Major Hubs
A plan to place a permanent traffic control system on regular airways to prevent collisions and congestion will see federal employees assume full responsibility for water control stations at Newark Chicago and Cleveland starting Monday. Eugene F Vic director of str commerce announced the move as a safeguard to air traffic efficiency and safety.
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Wahaguana
Auly
Eugene F
Str Commerce
Newark
Chicago
Cleveland
Legislation Hearings Probe Rogers Estate Claim
Mrs Paulina Vo Rogece widow of Colitenay Rogers testified in court over a $22 million Rogers estate dower claim from 1934. She accused attorney Adrian Larkin of pressuring her into signing away rights while Rogers’ former clerk Henry H Rogers Jr and Millicent Rogers were mentioned in proceedings.
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Riverhead
Paulina Vo Rogece
Colitenay 1
Rogers
Auldimilionaire Oil
Notary
Adrian Hy Larkin
Iyplicitly
Trogers
Cleik
Troisseau
Ut Rogers
Larkin
Rogera Test
Millicent Rogers Sulm Balcom
Henry H. Rogersby
Salm Fails To Remove Former Wife As Guardian
New York July 1 Count Ludwig Constantin Salm lost his bid to remove his former wife Millicent Rogers Saba Balcom as guardian of their 42 year old son Peter. He argued her stance clashed with the son’s interests in the Col H H Rogers will fight. Supreme Court Justice Collin rejected the request noting her absence from the country and other factors.
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New York
Ludwig Constantin Salm
Millicent Rogers Saba Travis Balcom
Peter
Dieir
Standard Oil
H. H. Rogers
Supreme Court
Collin
Lewis Ready to Fight A F L Slap
John J Lewis head of the committee for industrial organization prepared to resist possible disciplinary action by the American Federation of Labor He called a meeting of hisRomanties for tomorrow to outline a course of action in view of an order by the A F of L executive council citing his group of 10 unions with about 1 009 000 members to appear next Tuesday to answer a charge of attempting to split the federation.
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WreSnindiun
John J. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
American Federation of Labor
Lewis
Sider
A. F of L. Executive Council
Eo Postxi
Bie
Steves Estate All Goes to Widow in Probate Filing
The will of Me Jate Al Hel Steves Sr a pioneer known as Ban Ali toale Mnndiness man leaves all estate to widow Mrs Funny Steves. Probate filing lists personal and real property valued at STANGON with the will dated September 28 1896 directing court action only for probate and inventory. Mrs Steves named executrix without bond.
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Steves
Jate al- Hel Steves Sr
Ban Ali‘toale
Funny Steves
Stangon
Ahab
Hospital cook killed in kitchen stabbing during dispute
Federal court heard testimony from Private Albert C. Jeary Jr. about June 1 events leading to Joy D. Redding's death at Station hospital. Hubert Vowels, charged with the murder, claimed self defense as the knife wound to Redding's stomach proved fatal.
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Joy D. Redding
Albertc K. Jeary Jr
Hubert Vowels
Redding
Jeary
Vowels
Vowel
Borror
Tater Redding
First
Ciss-Examination
Llane wreck injures Georgetown residents in Sunday crash
In Georgetown near Llane, Mrs. KKitha Hensley and five other locals were injured in a Sunday wreck. Also hurt were Mrs. Alnva Biker Fred Harris Mrs. Ge cil Ellison Jack Ellison Manuel Cunningham Mrs Bo Hack worth of Llano who suffered a broken leg and Ida White. A W394 Oldsmobile 8 convertible Coupe is offered at 424 during the Call of the Open Road sale.
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Llane
Georgetown
Kkitha Hensley
Fernal Dujunes
Dwen
Olhura
Alnva Biker
Fred Harris
Gecil Ellison
Jack Ellison
Manuel Cunninghamn
Bo Hackworth
Llano
Mors
Ida White
Wits
Woley Advises Business To Sell Itself At Convention
Boston crowd hears Lewis Motley urge a counter currents of understanding to defend business against attacks. He says informing the public about business service can raise its value and stability, while balancing reform and preserving essential values amid change.
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Boston
Lewis Raymond Motley
Today
Advertising Federation of America
Rooseverd
Moley
Congress
Republic
Tan
Beating of Aged Paralytic Probed
Authorities probed the beating of Mrs. Anna Griffis a year old paralytic at her home near hire last night. She suffered facial injuries a fractured jaw nose and other cuts and bruises sheriff Koerner said. Sue cere admitted stopping Mrs Griffin but denied striking her.
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Lnesra
CCC
the Canto
Anna Griffis
Hire
Child star Joseph Santiry rose to fame in stage and radio
Child star Joseph Santiry, famed in early radio as Count Pete, gained fame between ages three and ten. His notable role included the stage work in From Rags to Riches, reflecting a brief but bright career in entertainment before later life.
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Joseph Santiry
Crveengly
RKO
Count Pete
Rags
Postal workers await raises and promotions in San Antonio
Postal employes wait for raises and promotions for five San Antonio workers while salary increases for three others loom. Postmaster Dan Quill said promotions and salary adjustments were approved locally with receipt totals for June reaching $105,512.24 as the office shows gains in reprints and revenue over 1935.
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Sam Phillippi
San Antonio
Cat Quill
Phillippi
Wales
Washington, D. C
Dan Quill
Ramirez Heads Latin Group Election Fills League Officers
Charles Ramirez was elected president of the League of Latin American Citizens council No. 2 on Wednesday. Other officers named include Adolph A. Gates as first vice president Mede La Tafolla as second vice president Isidore Flores Jr as secretary Thomas A. Garza as treasurer James Vasola Sr as chaplain Mercy Mone loz as guard and Joe Medina as guide.
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League of Latin American Citizens
Adolph A. Gates
Me de la Tafolla
Dent
Isidore Flores Jr
Thomas A. Garza
James Vasola Sr
Mercy Moneloz
Joe Medina
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League of Nations’ Assembly
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U.S
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Woley
Charles Ramirez
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