Real Causes For War Drive Global Military Maneuvers
An article argues peace threats stem from deep forces outside peacemaking, noting major powers Germany France United States and Italy mobilize tens of thousands in peacetime drills. It discusses historical parallels, the lure of adventure, and the psychological impulse spurring mass arms buildup amid shifting balances of power.
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Germany
France
United States
Italy
Poland
Uons
P Sun
Mus
Res
Emery
Tralian
Organization of World Commerce
Europe
I Wal Magazine
Secretary Hull Appeals To Keep Peace Amid Global Tensions
The Philadelphia Inquirer reports Secretary Hull urges neutrality and warns against moves by Britain and France to pull the United States into European conflict. He condemns Italy's aggression toward Ethiopia and stresses America’s determination to avoid involvement in wars not affecting U.S. interests. Incidents near national borders are noted as evidence of rising tensions.
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Europe
Congress
Roosevelt
Tinche
Great Britain
France
United States
Italy
Ethiopia
America
Philadelphia Inquirer
Ph Teat
Wey Siard
New York Day by Day in 1935 Broadway Scene
A fragmented New York Day by Day column notes Broadway and vaudeville figures. Mentions Ben George Jean Mathar Achmed Abluflak Louis Sobol Ed Sullivan and Hitchcock era optics, with references to Krystal kitchen’s era and Karl Kitchen. Provides a snapshot of restaurant quality and New York entertainment culture in 1935.
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Dey Long
Ben George Jean Mathar
Achmed
New York
Ceremamond Hitchcock
Karl Kitchen
George W. Wickersham
U.S. Attorn
Pittsburgh
Lawon A. Moyer
U. S. Civvil Service
Borg
Leesville
Louis J. Taber
Columbus
National Grange
Mr. Pleasant
U.S
Anniversary notices for Carroll Pickens Lear announced
Today marks anniversaries for Charles Carroll born in Annapolis in 1737 and Andrew Pickens born in Bucks County in 1739, noted Revolutionary leaders with careers as signer of the Declaration and South Carolina jurist. Tobias Lear born in Portsmouth in 1762 served as Washington's private secretary and consul.
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Charles Carroll
Marvin
Jawisr
Annapolis
Andrew Pickens
South Carolina
Bucks Co
Tobias Lear
Washington
Portsmouth
N. H
Today in History highlights and notable birth deaths
A historical roundup lists key events and notable figures with dates of birth and death. Highlights include Henry C. Lea born in Philadelphia 1825 and Ethan Allen Hitchcock born in Mobile 1835, plus figures like Lord Leverhulme and George H. Harries. The column notes Wen in 1858 Dixie first sung, Lincoln's body moved in 1871, and 1932 Hauptmann arrest.
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Henry C. Lea
Philadelphia
Ethan Allen Hitchcock
St. Louis
Interior
McKinley
Roosevelt
Mobile
Ala
Lord Leverhulme
George H. Harries
France
Wales
Waverly
Daniel E. Emmett
Dixie
New York
Lincoln
Springfield
Garfield
Beron
Allan
Hindenburg
Harding
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Bronx
N. Y
Lindbergh
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England
Scotland
Legennarres
Hull
Dedania
Magnolia
Pierre Magnole
Ceked Festere
Br OF
O. Melnerre
Lars
Fred Astaire
Hal LeRor
Louis Sobol
Ed Sullivan
Picture Palace
McNauget
Edith Mae
Edith Mae Hat Shoppey Cleaners
Will
City Cab Award
Peters
Seward Insurance Agency
Broad ST
Stone
FINE
Ohio
Madison Sweet Wine
Tone
Broad Street
Elyria, Ohio
Elbert’'s Drug Store
W. Broad Street
Firestone Tires
Firestone Sentinel
Firestone
Firestone Service Stores
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