Ethio pian Moves Near Important Cities Amid War Tensions
Report from Addis Ababa and London describe Ethiopian efforts to recapture Makale and Aksum as Ras Ayale's forces approach Aksum. Diplomats note large British naval and land forces in Africa while France and Britain bolster defenses. The French fleets moved to Casa Blanca and Corsica operations begin.
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Associated Press
League Council
Makale
Aksum
Addis Ababa
Ras Ayale
France
Britain
London
McCutcheon Jr to Run for Territorial Senate
Anchorage on January 20 Steve D. McCutcheon of Curry son of Representative H H McCutcheon announced he would run for the territorial senate on the democratic ticket He previously served two terms on the clerical staff of the use department and entered politics as a party candidate
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Associated Press
Anchorage
Steve D. McCutcheon
Curry
H. H. McCutcheon
Territorial Senate
Winter Weather Causes Deaths Across U S States
Tornadoes struck three southeastern states while blizzards battered the northern tier from the Rockies to the Atlantic. The nation counted at least 115 dead, including 58 in traffic accidents due to slick streets and poor visibility. Airports closed and airplanes grounded by the weather.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Rocky Mountains
Atlantic Coast
Vanderbilt Coach Dan McGuigin Dies After Heart Attack
Dan E. McGuigin athletic director at Vanderbilt University and long known as the Dean of Southern football coaches died suddenly Sunday night of a heart attack in Nashville. He was fifty six years old.
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Nashville, Tenn
Dan E. McGuigin
Vanderbilt University
Southern
Memorial Teddy Roosevelt Dedication in New York
New York City memorial to Theodore Roosevelt was dedicated Sunday with President Franklin D. Roosevelt and other speakers using Roosevelt’s words. The President praised Teddy Roosevelt’s passion for righteousness and justice and quoted his Fourth of July line on a square deal for those who shed blood for their country. The Roosevelt party then joined trains to Washington, D. C.
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New York City
New York State
Theodore Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Rough Rider
Teddy” Roosevelt
U. S. Senate
Teddy
Roosevelt
Washington, D. C
Ranger sails for Alaskan waters for tests
The U S Ranger left Port Angeles at 4 15 PM Saturday bound for Alaskan waters to conduct flying tests under sub arctic conditions. Destroyers Lea and Roper accompanied Ranger as plane guards.
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Port Angeles
U. S
Ranger
Alaskan
Lea and
Roper
Convention At Seward Endorses Roosevelt Garner In 1936
At Seward the Democratic convention the first in the territory for the 1936 national election instructed delegates to back Roosevelt and Garner at Philadelphia in June. The body approved a territorial platform praising progress toward home rule, urged elimination of fish traps and stronger use of resident fishermen and labor, and noted broad territorial representation as it adjourned in the small hours.
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Seward
Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Garner
Dimond
Troy
Alaska
Congress
King George Dies At 11 35 PM In Sandringham
News from Sandringham reports King George of England dead shortly before midnight. Prince of Wales expected to succeed as ruler of the British Empire in the immediate aftermath.
King George V Dies at Sandringham at Age 70
King George V died shortly before midnight at Sandringham, aged 70. The Prince of Wales automatically succeeded him. Queen Mary, the Princess and Duke of York, and the Duke and Duchess of Kent were by his bedside as doctors confirmed the death at 11:55 PM. The phrase The King is Dead Long Live the King echoed across the Empire.
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Sandringham
George V
Prince of Wales
Marsey
Princess
Duke of York
Duke
Duchess of Kent
Empire
Nat
Nome Weather Reports High Winds Up to 68 MPH
The Nome Weather Bureau logged winds from 30 to 56 mph over Sunday and Monday with heavy blowing snow reducing visibility. A 5 minute peak reached 54 mph from the north northeast at 7 10 am. Balloon sounds faced gusts at 46 mph near the surface and 68 mph aloft, while balloon tracking was hindered by snow and buildings.
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Nome
U. S. Weather Bureau
Kipling to Be Buried in Poet's Corner at Westminster
Rudyard Kipling will be buried in the Poet's Corner of Westminster Abbey Thursday. The burial plan was announced today by Reverend William Faulkner Norris, Dean of Westminster.
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Associated Press
London
Rudigard Kipling
Westminister Abbey
William Foxley Norris
Westminister
King George V Forms Council of State During Illness
King George V signs a document appointing a Council of State to handle royal duties during his grave illness. The council includes Queen Mary Prince of Wales Duke of York Duke of Gloucester and Duke of Kent. An official bulletin notes a more restful night.
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Associated Press
Sandringham
Eng
George V
Queen Mary
Prince of Wales
Duke of York
Duke of Gloucester
Duke of Kent
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