Eden Will Tell Cabinet Of Italy's Plans In Africa
London June 29 AP Captain Eden is expected to inform the British cabinet that Mussolini will not relent from conquering East Africa. The plan allegedly includes indicting Ethiopia to the League, seeking an Italian protectorate, then invading Ethiopia if Geneva interference fails.
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Ethiopia
May Employ Gag Rule Order Stop Amendments Bill
House leaders debate gag rule to block amendments on a tax wealth program and repeal various levies. They warn of drastic action to kill amendments aimed at budget balancing taxes and potential tariff fights if the legislation is opened for changes.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Will Chance Bite Deadly Spider To Test An Antidote
Amarillo Texas June 29 Gene Elo newspaperman will allow himself to be bitten by a venomous black widow in a test to gauge immunity and to trial an antidote. He will begin with mice and rats to seek a more effective antidote before proceeding.
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Amarillo
Texas
Gene Elo
Elo
Special Investigator Arrives. Palmer Will Speed Construction
Special representative Eugene Carr of the Federal Emergency Relief Administration arrived in Palmer to study complaints and speed shelter, labor, and housing for colonists before winter. He pledged rapid removal of dissatisfactory settlers and misfits, boosting log cabin construction. Rev. O A Aasen said discontented settlers total under five percent.
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Anchorage
Nome report of Clarence Hawkins drowning near Squirrel River
Information from Nome indicates Clarence Hawkins a former deputy U S marshal was drowned June 24 while returning to his mining grounds on the Squirrel River Kobuk region. The body was found near the river mouth by a Kiana schoolteacher as Hawkins’ canoe with an outboard motor likely capsized. The C S Holmes schooner arrived at Kotzebue with freight for northern posts.
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U. S
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Kobuk
Af Kiana
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Peterboro
C.S. Holmes
Kotzebue
Seattle
Pi. Barrow
Taxes due Nome 1934 delinquent roll to be sold
All taxes real and personal due City of Nome for year 1934 are due and on July 15, 1935, penalty and interest on those unpaid will be calculated, and the delinquent tax roll will be prepared, advertised, and the property sold according to law. Nome Common Council, By M. J. Walsh City Clerk. Publish June 27, 29, July 16 13. 1935
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For Sale Bulkhead Timbers and Firewood at Nome Shop
Heavy planking and firewood advertised for sale at Nome Machine Shop. Contact Black 110 by phone. Rifle owner may respond if identifying and paying for this ad. inquire Nascet office.
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Nome Machine Shop
Nascet
Earthquake Strikes Hilo Causing Cracks and Damage
A sharp quake rocked Hilo Hawaii injuring structures and prompting immediate bracing after two major slides on Kilauea crater and Mauna Loa. The county building showed numerous cracks and engineers warned of possible collapse as the tremor, noted in Hawaii local time, rattled residents.
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Hilo
Hawaii
Kilauea Crater
Mauna Loa
Murder Mystery Confronts Detroit Detective Service
Detroit reports a rushed, unresolved homicide in Rouge Park where Monard Carter Dickinson, a 52 year old New York attorney, was found shot near a driveway. Police suspect robbery after he wired his wife about a large sum of money and detectives failed to locate the killer within 24 hours.
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Detroit
Monard Carter Dickinson
New York
Rouge Park
New York City
Tonnee
St Case
Picketing Of Ship To End Today In Peaceful Result
In San Francisco on June 20 an AP report says picketing at Steamship Point Clear will end today. The action followed threats to terminate the coast maritime agreement and possible renewed strikes after unions accused owners of violating union rules.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Point Clear
Senate Warns Utilities Bill Ahead of Passage
Senate leaders warned they would move to kill the administration utilities bill if the House does not approve the death sentence abolishing holding companies. President Roosevelt renewed the call for mandatory abolition accusing the lobby of deliberate falsifications in its opposition.
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Washington
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House
Roosevelt
Public Opinion In Rome Favors War With Ethiopia
Italian public opinion shifted toward war with Ethiopia over the last five months. The visit of Englishman Captain Eden did not alter the push for armed conflict.
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Rome
Ethiopia
Associated Press
Italy
Eden
Government moves gold to inland vault at Fort Knox
A secret order calls for a new subterranean vault inside Fort Knox Kentucky to hold part of the U S gold reserve. The plan aims to move holdings inland from coast cities with a 10000 square foot facility costing up to 450000 dollars and ready by August first. Treasury guards and Fort Knox soldiers will protect the treasure in case of emergency.
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Denver
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Play Fair League Formed By Bay Area Employers
A voluntary Fair Play League has been created in San Francisco on the lines of the late Blue Eagle. Merchants and employers sign an agreement to promote fair practices and avoid NBA principles while applying similar standards. Oakland and other bay cities are included with Milwaukee and Los Angeles reportedly pursuing similar organizations.
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Blue Eagle
Oakland
Bay Cities
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Crew Tryouts Set for Olympic Boat in California
California led Syracuse and Wisconsin in the qualifying races for the Olympic crew tryout with a 2000 meter regatta in Long Beach. Washington led Pennsylvania UCLA in the second trials. Wisconsin and UCLA were eliminated, leaving California Washington Syracuse and Pennsylvania to compete today.
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Associated Press
Long Beach Calif
California
Syracuse
Wisconsin
Washington
Pennsylvania
University California
Los Angeles
UCLA
Paris Policemen In Pistol Duel Leaves One Wounded
In Paris on June 29 Jean Chiappe a former Prefect of the Paris police shot and wounded Pierre Godin Chiappes predecessor as President of the Paris Municipal Council in a pistol duel. Godin suffered a superficial wound to the right thigh and reportedly criticized Chiappe’s police administration.
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Associated Press
Paris
Jean Chiappe
Paris Police
Pierre Godin
Chiappe
Godin
Two Millions In Damages In Japanese Storms
The worst rainstorms and floods in half a century struck Osaka Kyoto and Kobe districts. Sixty persons perished many are missing and scores were hurt. Two million dollars estimated damage occurred.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Osaka
Kyoto
Kobe
Federated Church Service Invitation
The Federated Church announces 11 am Sunday service with Sunday School and 7 40 pm worship featuring the sermon Belief that Transforms. Strangers and newcomers are warmly invited to attend.
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