League council moves to mediate Italo Ethiopic dispute
The League of Nations council adopts a plan under Article 15 to draft a report and recommendations for settlement as Italy and Ethiopia remain at odds. Eden proclaims Britain’s steadfast policy while Mussolini signals potential invasion timing. Neutral observers are urged amid naval posturing and renewed mediation efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations Committee of Five
Ethiopia
League Council
Enrique Ruiz Guinazu
Argentina
Committee of Five
Anthony Eden
League
Rome
Brttih
Eric Drummond
Mussolini
Great Britain
Eden
Council
Peter Munch
Denmark
Maxim Litvinov
Russia
Charles de Chambrun
Haile Selassie
Libya
Egypt
Women teachers lift nation and shape future in farms and towns
The speaker argues that women teachers modernize education, gain independence, and strengthen American life. She notes farmers face hardships and weather, pests, and market risks, yet with grit and science they endure. Government aid helps farmers and may restore independence and prosperity, ensuring the country does not starve.
Roosevelt unity cited as New Deal strength in 1936
Washington reports that party sentiment favors a united Democratic front behind President Roosevelt. Huey Long’s death removes a radical threat, Hearst Colby efforts falter, and Kentucky’s November governor race tests New Deal support while Ohio funds spur public works.
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Bergmaingss
Washington
Chicago
Harrison Spengler
Iowa
St. Louis
Kansas City
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Roosevelt
William Randolph Hearst
Bainbridge Colby
Woodrow Wilson
Huey P. Long
Louisiana
Senator Long
Long
Huey Long
Robert M. la Follette
Wisconsin
Mr. Long
Huey
Mr. Hearst
Warren Harding
Ohio
James M. Cox
Carter Glass
Virginia
Thomas P. Gore
Oklahoma
Glass
Gore
Senate
Democratic Party
Big Jim” Farley
Successfuly
Davey
White House
Farley
Kentucky
A. B. Chandler
King Swope
Laffoon
Barkley
Democratic State Committee
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Chandler
Thomas
Rhea
Western Newspaper Union
Radio Alarm For Homes
A new invention provides a radio based alarm for houses. When activated at night it creates a sensitive electrical field around the exterior several feet deep. An intruder entering the field breaks a circuit, triggers the alarm and floods the area with light. The device can be powered by a storage battery to avoid cutting power lines.
Postum Free Week Offer From Postum Company
Read the offer in this paper. They will send a full week’s supply of Postum free to anyone who writes for it. Overlook little things says John T. Moore, urging patience with small minds while pursuing big aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postum Company
John T. Moore
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League of Nations Council
Italy
American Legion
Edward W. Pickard
Cordell Hull
R. Walton Moore
Joseph ©. Green
Charles W. Yost
Roper
Munitions Control Board
Merican Legionnaires
Dele
United States
Franklin Post
Omaha
Mineral Springs
Texas
J. Ray Murphy
Ida Grove
Raymond A. Gales
W. E. Whitlock
South Carolina
Whitney Godwin
Florida
Oscar Worthwine
Idaho
Lou Probst
Wyoming
Melville Mucklestone
American Legion Auxiliary
Relef
Aubrey Williams
Abrey Williams
Harry Hopkins
Williams
National Industrial Conference Board
PWA
Pee Roosevelt
San Diego
Panama Canal
Uncommon Sense
John Blake Bell Lyn
William
National Press Building
Washington, D. C
Mr. Roosevelt
Hearst-Colby
Dionne ‘Quints
Canada
Quaker Oats Co
Box L
Simon
Springfield
Ting
Dilesiezi
Cincinnati
Neleea Tee
Leonard
Fifth Ave
New York
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