Ethiopia seeks League inquiry into Italy’s Africa campaign
Ethiopia asked the League of Nations to appoint a commission to investigate Italy’s use of poison gas and broader “policy of merciless extermination.” Rome reported Mussolini may send 100000 more troops. Addis Ababa said Italian aviators dropped placards urging revolt. The request targets the January 20 League meeting.
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Associated Press
Ethiopia
League of Nations
Italy
Rome
Mussolini
Emperor Selassie
League Commission
Mediterranean
League Council
Addis Ababa
Gojjam
Paris
New Dealers Appeal Case to People
The Associated Press reports that New Dealers appeal from the Supreme Court to the electorate hoping to reject the majority's constitutional views and uphold the minority, as Wallce urges families to study both decisions. Democrats condemn the ruling while an amendment drive remains undecided and AAA staff work without pay.
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Washington
Jan
New Dealers
Supreme Court
Minority Administration
White House
AAA
Wallace
New Deal
Snow Blankets Large Portion Of United States
Snow covered a wide area from New England to the Rock Mountains and south to Texas. A Kansas woman, Mrs. Ray Hern of St John, was killed when an ambulance skidded in deep snow near Hutchison. Another death was linked to the weather in Valley Nebraska where a railroad man died from gas heater fumes. Several traffic fatalities were blamed on slippery streets and snow in scattered areas.
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Associated Press
Chicago
New England
Rock Mountain States
Mississippi Valley
Texas
Ray Hern
St. John
Kansas
Hutchison
Valley
Nebraska
Advance Payment for Name Daily Nugget Six Months
An offer states $10.00 paid in advance secures the Name Daily Nugget for six months, with a $2.00 saving. The prompt encourages taking action immediately.
Court Impounds Processing Taxes in Alaska Case
The court ordered fifty million dollars in AAA processing taxes held in escrow pending the Supreme Court ruling on the rice millers processing tax case. Taxes were paid until last May when large packers sued to stop collection and the preliminaries allowed escrow. Delegate Anthony Dimond proposed a bill to create Alaska Indian and Eskimo reservations if natives vote for establishment. The measure would extend Wheeler Howard Act provisions including allowing federally financed business associations.
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Chicago
Supreme Court
Associated Press
Washington
Jan
Anthony J. Dimond
Secretary of the Interior
Alaska
Memorial Tragedy After Car Crash Kills Thomas Reed
Thomas Reed, 82, was struck and killed in Pendleton when an automobile driven by County Commissioner William Meiners passed as Reed stepped into the street from behind a parked car.
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Associated Press
Pendleton
Thos. Reed
Wm.Meiners
Veterans Riot at Seattle Communist College Breaks Up
In Seattle on January 8 veterans attacked students and faculty at a newly opened communist college after police had left. Police arrested five people including Morris Rort and Albert Andrews. several students suffered injuries and no veterans were arrested. The mayor expressed regret over the clash and six alleged communists were taken into custody.
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Seattle
Veteraans
Morris Rort
Smith
Albert Andrews
George Brouche
Ways and Means Recommends Cash Payment for Soldiers
In a formal report to the House the Ways and Means Committee urges a cash bonus as part of the recovery plan to boost purchasing power. A vote on the report was expected Friday.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Ways and Means
Notice Workout At Native Gym Urges Polarites to Attend
All Polarites are urged to attend an athletic workout at Native Gym on January 8 at 7 30 P M The event lists badminton and handball and mentions savings of 2 dollars by paying in advance for subscriptions with basketball emphasis.
Hauptmann Execution Planned for January Seventh Evening
Reports indicate Bruno Hauptmann is scheduled for execution on Friday January 7 at 8 P M. Governor Hoffman reviews the trial transcript as the pardon court prepares to convene Saturday.
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Bruno Hauptmann
Trenton
Jun
Brus Hauptmann
Hoffman
Court of Pardons
Came Commission Recommends Kew Changes In Laws
Alaska Game Commission proposes changes in game and furbearer regulations to take effect July 1 1936 pending Agriculture Secretary approval. Migratory Bird zones to be set in three regions, with emphasis on duck hunters. Wolf and coyote trapping services sought. studies on wildlife damage ongoing. Deer season adjustments planned for Prince William Sound. no changes for Southeastern Alaska. Muskrats in Golovin Bay drainage get closed season. Continued on Page 3.
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Juneau
Alaska Game Commission
Secretary of Agriculture
Advisory Board of the
Migratory Bird Treaty Act
Department of Agriculture
Alaska
Chambers of Commerce
Commission
Prince William Sound
Golovin Bay
Srigust
Missing NAT pilot overdue four days en route to Bethel
Pilot Jack Efermesin of Northern Air Transport was overdue for four days f rom Akiak. Deputy Marshal Nels Anderson Dr Morton Myers and William Chinoy joined Bethel observers and several Bethel planes in a yesterday search. Reports later said the plane arrived Nome and was en route to Fairbanks.
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Parehantes
Jack Efermesin
Northern Air Transport
Akiak
John Lynn
Bethel
Hermann
Nels Anderson
Morton Myers
William Chinoy
Alsiak
Ruby
Latr
Nome
Fairbanks
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