Global tensions and domestic politics dominate the week
Reports cite rising China Japan frictions over Shanghai talks with Chiang Kai-shek and Shigeru Kawagoe as three Japanese marines killed fueling protests. Roosevelt’s western tour ties New Deal to stable governance while Denver crowds hear him. Nearby, jail escapes and political strife unfold across Indiana Nebraska and Kentucky as floods, robberies, and typhoons threaten regional safety.
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China
Japan
Russia
Spain
Shanghai
Chiang Kai- Shek
Shigeru Kawagoe
Olson Purchases McCormick Deering Equipment This Week
Mr Albin Olson bought a C-1 International Pickup and a 146-24 L A Type Engine this week to boost hauling efficiency and power farm tasks. The ad touts stainless steel cream separators with welded spacers for cleanliness and a wider range small engines, inviting demonstrations at the store.
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Albin Olson
Olson
McCormick-Deering
A. Olson
McCormick- Deering
Nudist Camp boast and rebuilt tractor for sale
Mamma Mosquito hints at a Nudist Camp tonight for well behaved children. Also advertised is a rebuilt 2.36 McCormick Deering tractor on rubber. If planning to buy four tractors soon, consider this one before you buy.
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Mamma Mosquito
Government relief program proposal amid political clash
Gov Landon proposes replacing the New Deal rule with a state administered relief plan funded by federal grants to replace what he calls a national scandal. He accuses Roosevelt of diverting relief funds to politics while claiming relief administration harms real recovery and jobs for the unemployed.
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Cleveland
Landon
Roosevelt
Mystery Death At Omaha Hotel Believed Poison Case
A man known as W. S. Walls of Providence Rhode Island was found dead in his Omaha hotel room after police suspected poison. Clothing bore no identifying marks and no letters were found. He appeared about 37, well dressed, with two keys from St. Louis and Nashville and a Lipman handkerchief fragment in his pocket.
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Omaha
Supreme Court to Review Washington Wage Law Constitutionality
In its first term session the court upheld invalidation of New York women’s minimum wage law and set to review a Washington state appeal challenging its own statute. Opponents of the Washington measure bring the appeal.
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Washington
Supreme Court
New York
of Washington
U S envoy warns Europe in looming war crisis
John Cudahy says no time for a change in leadership as Europe braces for war. He urges Americans to back Landon and Roosevelt, warning a four year storm could reshape the republic. In Paris, guards keep Alsace Lorraine peace amid communist rightist tensions as Blum’s popular front cabinet meets Lebrun.
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Chicago
Europe
John Cudahy
U.S
Poland
Landon
Roosevelt
America
Paris
Alsace-Lorraine
Blum
Popular Front
Lebrun
Preservation of American fundamentals urged on Columbus Day
Secretary Hull founded a plea for preserving American fundamentals for freedom in a Columbus day address. His speech was broadcast by radio to Ciudad Trujillo in the Dominican Republic, where ceremonies were held at the tomb of Christopher Columbus to mark the 444th anniversary.
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Washington
Hull
Clash on Korean border strains Japan and Russia
Tokyo protested to Moscow over clashes between Russian and Manchukuoan troops on the northern Korean border. Four Manchukuoan soldiers were killed and five wounded near Chiento as reinforcements were rushed. The crisis at home centered on army demands for government revision amid fears of a cabinet resignation.
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Tokyo
Moscow
Chiento
Kaki Hirote
Social roundup at the H. J. Elsen home in South Colton
Local society notes list Prof. and Mrs. J. W. Neilsen and family as supper guests, visits from A. J. Petre and son George of Crook, and many others sharing meals or calling at the Elsen residence during the week. Honeymoon return noted for Harvey George. Additional visits span Torrington Wyoming to Lodge Pole with several Elsen family engagements.
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J. W. Neilsen
H. J. Elsen
A. J. Petre
George
Crook
John George
Dorothy Elsen
Mary Kavanaugh
Fred George
Jack
Sidney
Son
Crook and
Curtis
Bobby Elsen
John
Anthony Messing
Wayne Elsen
Harvey George
J. F. Moseman
George Kavanaugh
Alfred Jorgensen
Torrington
Wyo
Charles
B. Morfeld
Potter
Fred Nelck
Minnesota
Charles Nelck
Waite
Lodge Pole
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