War Camp at Addis Ababa Era Invades Italian Press
A Universal Service correspondent films Italian Black Shirt troops at an Addis Ababa encampment near Fort Somma. The piece portrays premier Mays urging discipline, Haile Selassie referenced as Degus, and routines showing the troops rehearsing for potential action in Africa.
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Formia
Thaly
Formin
Orange
Teron
Maysigel
Africa
Mussolini
Sgio
Ostover
Rome
Emperor Floutel
Eduardo Huess
Gifiver
Somma
Fap
Revellle
Whith & Crude
Addis “Abeba
Fk Montes
Byssiria
Haile Selassie
Max Seghetti
Twenty-eighth Cry Regiment
Seghiziti
Afsiza
Otferin Zeppi
Addis Ababa
Zoppi
Sealien
Adowa
Seghetti
Toey
Belfast in flare as riots prompt NI police mobilization
An urgent appeal sought all available Northern Ireland police to Bel fast after a night of bloody rioting left two dead and several wounded. A curfew was ordered for 10 30 PM as armored patrols and foot officers covered the city amid sniper fire and clashes near central Belfast.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
George O'Neil
Orange
Teithe
Sanea Monica July Now Contested Abyssinia Speak
Fragmentary notes depict international tensions over Abyssinia with reference to Japan England Italy and Africa. The text implies dispute and strategic interests but lacks clear events or dates. It hints at rival powers asserting influence and military or colonial stakes.
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Sanea Monica
Pact Called Up By Hull
The article reports Hull warning of opposition if council action interposes in the Italy Ethiopia dispute. Discussions frame Kellogg Pact relevance amid alleged Ethiopian aggression. Morning papers note rising transport movements in East Africa as tensions escalate and Italians abroad react.
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Italy
Legens of _Nations
Hull
Taljan
Kellogg
British Pleased at Hull Statement
London July 14 British circles professed today to see U S aims in supporting Britains Kellogg pact. They view Secretary Hulls statement as key to press Mussolini, signaling gravity others place on preventing an Italo Ethiopian conflict.
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London
Bhitish
Hulll
Great Britain
Mussolini
Austrian Leader's Wife and Son Killed in Crash
The wife of the Austrian chancellor and her son were killed in a car accident near Ling today. A beam struck the vehicle, causing it to crash into a tree. The couple's chauffeur was injured, and no other passengers were reported.
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Vienna
Scharsing
Wes
Ling
Treasury Position Report Data From July 1
Treasury figures show cash balance of 0837 588.90 cents net, $1,455,111,414.90 in balance due from customs for the month, receipts for the fiscal year totaling $143,266,539.42 and expenses of $455,729,058.51 including $200,630,239.68 in emergency spending. Gold assets stand at $39,124,498,008 with a weekly decrease of $14,214,452.5.
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Treasury
Washington, D
Guy
the Treasury
Jy Il
Solon Representative Short Emphasizes Restraint
Washington columnist notes Representative Short of Galens Minnesota, Republican, favors restraint and minimal biographical detail. The piece contrasts brief self description with longer congressional bios, highlighting Short’s concise public persona.
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Washington, D.C
Short
Congressional Directory
Dewee Short
Galens
Welfare Worker Among Board Possibilities
Washington July 13 Jacob Billikept a Philadelphia welfare worker is prominently mentioned in congressional circles as a possible member of the administration social security board. He is 52, born in Russia and educated in Italy. Others mentioned include Edwin E. Witte, ex head of the Economic Security Commission that drafted the legislation.
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Washington, D. C
Jacob Billikept
Philadelphia
Post Office Faces Heat Wave as Workers Suffocate
Postmaster Dan Quill and federal workers suffer in extreme heat at the central post office and federal building. A desk thermometer tops 184 degrees in one section while carriers crowd near fans as management seeks relief. Quill asks Washington for permission to hire 30 electricians, but approval will take a week or more.
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Dan Quill
Federal
Zilla
Dashiel
Prat
F.C. Culpepper
Quill
Washington
Chamber denounces president tax plan as harmful to economy
The Chamber of Commerce of the United States denounces the administration plan to raise corporate taxes via a graduated rate, advocating instead that the government cut expenses. Key figures from Chicago and Washington opposed the plan, calling it confiscatory and unjust while arguing for a progressive levy based on ability to pay.
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Washington, D. G
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Chicago
Alvord
Washington
Clausen
Principe
Doughton
Demag Crub
North Carolina
Morgenthay
Treasury
National Association of Manufacturers
Award Urged for Australian Flier
The cabinet advises awarding P. G. Taylor the Air Cross for gallantry aboard the Rats during the Tasman Sea flight. Navigator Taylor volunteered to transfer oil from a failed engine to a failing one, preventing a crash and aiding a safe landing at Sydney.
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Sydney
P.G. Taylor
Taylor
Charles Ekings- Tor-Smith
New Zealand
Tasman Sea
Solon Falls to Get Writ Waco July 14 Habeas Corpus Attempt
An attempt to obtain a writ of habeas corpus for State Representative George B. Butler of Bryan failed. Associate Justice Hawkins of the Court of Criminal Appeals ruled the record insufficient as Butler and two Waco attorneys faced jail sentences for contempt tied to delays in the Roy Curry murder trial. Butler, Guthrie, and Hartley received 10 hour contempts after seeking a continuance to attend the legislature. Dr. Baxter Greer will preach on Gods Great and Precious Promises as the second sermon in a series.
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Waco
George B. Butler
Bryan
PF. L. Hawkins
Court of Criminal Appeals
Austin
Butler
D. W. Bartleth
Fifty-fourth District Court
Roy Curry
Jim Guthrie
Fred Hartley
Chery
James Malcolm Stewart
Weather summary with scattered data and city readings
Weather bulletin fragment shows various city readings and forecasts. It lists temperatures and conditions for Atlanta Boston Dallas and other locations with cloudy and misty notes. The text mentions precipitation measures and times but is incomplete.
Dreyfus Dies After Long Exile From Fame
Dr Alfred Dreyfus central to the famed spy case ended his celebrated exile in Paris today. Once exonerated of spying for Germany, he endured decades of controversy, imprisonment on Devil’s Island, and family upheaval. He died peacefully after years as a reclusive figure with the Dreyfus affair still echoing in France. He leaves a son and daughter.
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Paris
Desth
Lear
Alfred
Dreyfus
Geure
Germany
H Ts
Devil's Island
Mple
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