Italy Pressures League War to End at Addia Ababa
Edward W Pickard reports the League of Nations in Geneva failed to halt Italy’s advance on Addis Ababa and Ethiopia. Mussolini’s demand for occupation of all Ethiopia if peace is offered met Ethiopia’s call for Article 16 penalties, while Britain and France balk at enforcing sanctions.
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Italy
League
Addia Ababa
Ethiopia
East Africa
Council of the
League of Nations
Geneva
Taran Pompeo Aloisi
Mussolini
Wolde Mariami
France
Great Britain
Teague
Anthony Eden
Germany
Addis Ababa
Legation
Dardanelles Zone Remilitarization By Turkey
Turkish leader Mustafa Kemal Ataturk moved troops into the Dardanelles as he seeks remilitarization despite the Susanne pact. Britain shows cautious approval while the Soviet Union backs the move and Bulgaria presses for a direct Aegean corridor amid Balkan unease.
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Turkey
Dardanelles
Kemal Ataturk
Sea of Marmara
Aegean Sea
Kemal
Soviet Union
Btulyis
Balkan States
Bulgaria
Editors Condemn Seizure of Private Telegrams
The American Society of Newspaper Editors adopted resolutions in Washington denouncing blanket seizures of private communications. The group urged cooperation with law enforcement to protect ongoing investigations and studied joint press and legal action to prevent sensational murder cases from becoming public scandals.
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American Society of Newspaper Editors
Washington
PWA Power Loan Suit Heads to Supreme Court
The Supreme Court will review whether the Public Works Administration may finance publicly owned hydro plants opposing private firms in the Buzzard Roost case. Arguments may begin next October. government has 30 days to reply. The suit stems from a $2,852,000 PWA grant for Greenwood county South Carolina to build the Buzzard Roost plant on the Suluda River. Respighi Dies in Rome at Fifty Six. Italian composer Respighi, famed for operas and conductorship, dies of heart disease following blood poisoning.
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PWA Power
Supreme Court
Buzzard Roost
Duke Power Company
Southern Public Utilities Company
Public Works Administration
PWA
Greenwood County
South Carolina
Suluda River
Respighi
Yee Respighi
Rome
New York
Chicago
Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra of
Illinois primary highlights and flood control debates
Illinois and Nebraska primary results shift political momentum as Knox leads Borah in Republican Pref, with Roosevelt unopposed for Democrats. Chicago battles aid Gov. Horner’s renomination while waterways and flood control dominate national discourse. Cornerstone ceremony for new Interior building draws Roosevelt spotlight.
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Ilinois
Llinots
Frank Knox
Chicago Daily News
Borah
Idaho
Tunola
Chicago
Knox
Ohio
Henry Horner
Democratic
Kelly-Nash Machine
Bundesen
James Hamilton Lewis
Otis Glenn
Washington
Roosevelt
Nebraska
Alf Landon
Kansas
Illinois
Adorable High Waist Dress Pattern for Little Girls
Old sewing ad promotes Barbara Bell Pattern No 1852 B for sizes 2 4 6 and 8 years. Describes a high waist skirt bodice dress needing printed lawn batiste cimity or voile with velvet ribbon trim. Instructions urge sending 16 cents for pattern and 15 cents for Barbara Bell Pattern Book.
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Main Street
Barbara Bell
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
Adama St
Chicago
Bell Syudies
Household tips from old newspaper column
A collection of practical kitchen and home care hints. Wood ashes fertilize shrubs and flowers. Russian dressing uses chili sauce and green peppers with mayonnaise. Buy spices in small packs to save flavor. Brush rugs with grain direction. Borax softens fine whites. A sheet of oiled paper prevents cornstarch pudding skin. Warm deburring silver saves polishing effort. Sugar in gravy enhances flavor and color. Cloth stains remove with chloroform and olive oil. Paper baking cups cap milk bottles. Bell Syndicate WNU Services.
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Bell Syndicate
WNU Services
Oldest temple fortress found by explorers in the Orient
Archeologists at Tepe Gawra in northern Mesopotamia uncover a circular sun-brick temple citadel predating biblical temple references by nearly three centuries. The discovery ends the seventh season of work at the Great Mound 15 miles northeast of Mosul, by a joint University of Pennsylvania and American Schools of Oriental Research expedition.
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Tepe Gawra
Mesopotamia
University of Pennsylvania
Great Mound
Mosul
Univversity Museum
American Schools of Oriental Research
Alloy in Gold Coins
The note explains why gold coins include alloy metals as pure gold is too soft for practical striking and circulation. It highlights that alloying improves durability while preserving gold’s value and appearance.
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Western Newspa Cce
Ito Mepeieceinaas
Baron Aloisi
China
Chengtu
Szechnen
Kville Chamberlain
Army
Navy
Austria
Vienna
Romania
Hungary
Bee McHenry Howe
Naval Hospital
Howe
White House
Albany
H. L. Ritter
Ritter
Senate Prederaal
Halsted L. Ritter
Florida
Senate
United States
Foundation of the American Republic
NHIS
Congress
Passamaquoddy
Maine
Florida Ship Canal
United States Chamber of Commerce
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Commerce Department
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Capitol
Sam B. Hill
House
Senator Black
Special Counsel
Willam Randolph Hearst
Crampton Parris
Birmingham
Ala
Orient
Foy
Dizzy
Eeeure
Goth
Dizzy Dean
Battle Creek
Mich
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Bachrach
Izzy
Rector
Caboose
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