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The Clermont Courier in Batavia, Ohio

18 Dec 1935

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The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1935

Page

2

Roosevelt headlines and European talks mark 1935 farm and war news

President Roosevelt rallies 25,000 farmers in Chicago defending the New Deal farm program while praising Canada trade pacts. The Ohio Farm Bureau backs reciprocal treaties as 800000 farmers in 87 states reelect Edward O Nea l and officers. Britain France plan peace terms with Italy over Ethiopia but Haile Selassie rejects the plan. Naval talks in London seek 20 percent tonnage cuts and parity demands face rejection. US UK plan regular Atlantic air service by 1937 with four round trips weekly. John Hoeppel and son Charles found guilty in DC for selling West Point appointment to avoid trial.

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United States Supreme Court Hoosac Mills Roosevelt Chicago American Farm Bureau Federation International Amphitheater Stock Yards George N. Peek Canada United States Peek South Bend Ind Notre Dame University Eford Federation Edward A. O'Neal Alabama Charles E. Hearst League of Nations League Haile Selassie Dessye Ethiopia Italy League of Nations Committee of Five Mussolini Africa Great Britain France Japan London Stanley Baldwin Norman H. Davis Osamu Nagano Mediterranean China Washington Atlantic Newfoundland Irish Free State England Porto Rico American John H. Hoeppel Alifornia Charles District of Columbia Supreme Court West Point Ball Hoeppel Congress California
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Uncommon Sense by John Blake on Mind Power

The essay argues that mind is the boss of body and can be cultivated through reading, observation, and persistent problem solving. It urges concentration over rote habits, planning before action, and steady, purpose driven effort to achieve clear goals and success.

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Wordsworth
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Townsend Plan Sparks Political Worries Across Parties

A Washington column argues the Townsend old age pension proposal threatens both major parties as it gains ground amid economic distress. It warns of higher taxes, currency depreciation, and expanded rail and labor costs that could burden the nation and trigger political fallout.

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Washington Townsend James A. Farley Democratic National Committee New York State Democratic Committee Farley Mississippi
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Berry’s troubled bid for an industrial council faces boycotts

Industrial coordinator Korge L. Berry met stiff resistance as many major groups refused participation. The first conference session dissolved in disorder with protests and threats. Delegates left citing fears of government interference while unions supported Berry hoping the plan would advance an 80 hour week and licensing of all industry.

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Korge L. Berry Berry
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Simple Set of Bibs For the Little One

A brief ad notes a package No. A-4 with three bibs stamped with designs on heavy sheeting. Embroidery uses simple outline stitch. binding and thread not included. Send 15 cents to Home Craft Co. Dept. A St. Louis, Mo with a stamped self addressed envelope for info.

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Address Home Craft Co Dept. A Nineteenth St. Louis Ave St. Louis
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Fairy tale on Danish stamps marks Hans Andersen centenary

Danish post office issues stamps featuring Hans Christian Andersen and the tale of the little match girl. The set honors the author on his hundredth birthday, with imagery drawn from the classic story of the girl who sells matches to keep warm.

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Hans Anderson
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