U S Declines Bid to Send Delegates to World Court
Washington reports Repudiation of the Burton resolution by the House and Rep. Gorman’s measure urging the United States to stay out of the World Court. Secretary Kellogg informs the League that the U S will not send a delegate to Geneva next September to discuss American reservations. Greece has accepted the U S reservations, the State Department announced.
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Turkey Feared to Arm For Possible War With Italy
London reports Turkey has begun a new levy of conscripts including ages twenty one to twenty six and recalls reserve men. Observers link the move to rumors of Italian or Italo Greek aggression, noting heightened public nervousness and concern among political circles that the increased peacetime strength signals danger, though no concrete attack is evident.
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Colonel Williams Found Guilty on Butler Charge
Colonel Alexander Williams was found guilty by a military court in a drunkness case initiated by General Smedley Butler. The adjourned proceedings signaled conviction with dismissal from service as the maximum naval penalty, though reductions in rank are common when drunkenness occurs off duty.
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Pass Co-Op Aid Bill Washington
The senate passed a bill intended to prevent discrimination by boards of trade against cooperative marketing associations. The measure aims to support co operatives by ensuring fair treatment in trade organizations.
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National Civil Service Reform League Opposes Davey Bill
The Davey bill would suspend civil service laws for two years. The National Civil Service Reform League says it would be a senators calamity and denies supporting the measure.
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British tire price cuts announced in Great Britain
A reduction on automobile tire prices is announced for Great Britain. The decrease averages 0 percent and is now in effect across the market.
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Fire destroys granary and outbuildings at Spiker home
A blaze Monday afternoon at the Ray Spiker residence in Route A West Gurley consumed the granary garage and a smaller structure. Spiker and his young family escaped, with neighbors saving other buildings. Spiker earlier faced multiple misfortunes in eleven months as they cope with loss.
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Card of Thanks from Ehmke Family
The family of Henry Ehmke thanks neighbors and friends for kindness and floral offerings during his illness and death. Mrs. Henry Ehmke and family note special Mother's Day candy boxes at Burke's starting at $1.50.
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Responsibility for Preparation of Children for School
Article discusses the pivotal role of parents in preparing children before school. It cites high enrollments, addresses handicaps, and links pre school training to outcomes. Emphasizes health, nutrition, sleep, and breakfast as factors in readiness and future school success. Local notices follow about community members and events.
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Dalton Junior Senior Banquet and Local Lodge News
Dalton hosts a Wednesday junior senior banquet at the R E H Woods home with the Ladies Community club serving. I C O F members from Dalton travel to Sidney for second degree work. Art Handley moved to Gordon to buy a pool hall as his fandry will follow after school. R Ef Hemmingston elected street commissioner and marshal at town board meeting. Five attended the 107th I C O F anniversary in Dalton with ice cream cake and coffee. News of Bill Zorn and Grace Stikker marriage. Toulton baseball at Oshkosh 4 to 0 loss. two games next Sunday with north versus south side, then the regular team versus Oshkosh.
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Local Social Notes From Ickes Region
Mrs FD Conver called Monday on Mrs G ff Worth. Mrs A BE Hedlund, Mrs J C Kreader and Mrs Bip Worth spent Wednesday with Mrs M Kreader. Win Winkleman of North Bend arrived for a visit. Esther and Adga Andersott visited Jo Dalton and Esther Freeman. Jo Dalton visited Chappell with friends. Mrs George Young called at Ma’s Gull Tuesday. Miss Chara Exying spent the weekend with Miss Ethel Guill.
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