Armistica Day Observed Across Nation With Arlington Tribute
Armistica Day ceremonies spread nationwide with President Roosevelt delivering an address at Arlington National Cemetery. He paused at the tomb of the Unknown Soldier as taps sounded and a wreath was placed. Uniformed groups laid wreaths for six hours and a Veterans of Foreign Wars ball closed the observance with notable guests.
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United States
Olset
Arlington National Cemetery
Washington
Roosevelt
America
Arlington
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Woodrow Wilson
Ethiopians Battle Plan and Assassination Plot Foiled
Reports describe Ethiopian forces advancing toward Gorrehil and Makale with Afework among leaders killed by a bomb. A Havana dispatch claims a Cuban plot to assassinate Ambassador Caffery was foiled, with 29 conspirators named. Japan tightens grip on northern China, while a White Russian regiment and local officers brace for tension in Shanghai. A stratosphere balloon flight by Army pioneers reaches 74,000 feet. Hitler dissolves the Steel Helmet veterans group, inviting members into the Nazi party.
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Ambassador Caffery
NCE
Jefferson Caffers
Cuba
Havana
Cesar ¥Illar
Confederation of Labor
Ocaffery
Caffery
China
Japan
APAN
Tokyo
Navy
Foreign Office
Tientsin
Helao Chen-ying
Chaher
Sung Cheyuan
Pelping-Tientsin
Chin Teh-ching
Pelping
Chen Ko
Manchukuo
Nan-jing
Hitler
Steel Helmet Association of
Bitlerites
Franz Beldte
Steel Helmets
Alter
Reich
Naz Party
Junkers
Juckera
Roosevelt Birthday Balls To Aid Infantile Paralysis
President Roosevelt will turn fifty four on January 30 and celebrate with birthday balls in many cities. Proceeds will fund the war on infantile paralysis, after approval of the plan by Roosevelt and its backer Henry L. Doherty. The first ball aided Warm Springs Foundation, the second supported research and related supplies.
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Roosevelt
Henry L. Doherty
Doherty
Warm Springs Foundation
Georgia
Corn Husking Champion Sets World Record at Newtown Farm
Elmer Carlsen of Audubon County won the twelfth annual national corn husking contest in Newtown Indiana, hucking 41.62 bushels in 80 minutes and piling 2,985 pounds into his wagon. He beat 17 rivals from nine Midwestern states to set a new world record, with a $100 Prairie Farmer prize and praise from Secretary Wallace.
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Wallace
Newtown
Ind
Elmer Carlsen
Teventy
Audubon County
Carlsen
New Deal Gains Across States After Elections
National and state Democrats claim broad wins as Republicans gain a few seats. In New York the GOP takes 82 assembly seats to Democrats 68, while the Senate remains unchanged. Hyde Park leans GOP. LaGuardia’s reelection prospects waver. Philadelphia and several Ohio, New England towns vote Republican mayors. New Jersey shifts to Democratic control, and Kentucky backs Chandler for governor. Prohibition repeal shows momentum for repealists in the state referendum. Virginia and Mississippi sweep Democratic nominees.
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RitevarreaNs
Mie
Tele
Pai
New York
Ante
Efcotts
Eee Rosaevett
Assembly
Senate
Roland B. Marvin
Syracuse
Hyde Park
Farley
Rockland County
LaGuardia
Tammany
Philadelphia
Davis Wilson
Cleveland
Columbus
Ohio
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Jasper McLevy
Hartford
New Haven
Repub
New Jersey
Hudson County
Jersey City
Kentucky
A. B. Chandler
Happy
King Swope
Lafoon
Chandler
Swope
Virginia
Mississippi
George Accepts Offer of Greek Throne
Greeks in London invited George to return to the throne. He vowed not to forget the past and to guide Greece to happiness, peace, and prosperity. A service of thanks was held at a Greek Orthodox church with Prince Paul, Prince Peter, and Princesses Catherine and Olga. King George and Queen Mary then arrived at Buckingham Palace.
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George
London
Greece
Paul
Peter
Catherine
Olga
Duchess of Kent
Queen Mary
England
Buckingham Palace
Norris Seeks Retirement From the Senate
Veteran Nebraska senator George W Norris announces desire to retire at seventy four after long service. He says he is not a candidate and younger men should carry on the work. Friends seek a successor and Norris may be persuaded to run again as Republican or independent.
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Norris
Senate
Eorge W. Norris
Nebraska
Borah
Idaho
Roosevelt
Daniel Bell
Relef
Army
Navy
Department
Agriculture
Harry Hopkins
NRA
Unie
Hugh Johnson Attack on New Deal Ends with Pro-Roosevelt Note
A sweeping critique by General Hugh Johnson against the New Deal draws sharp fire from critics while he later praises Roosevelt in public, sparking debates on NRA leadership, Wall Street influence, and party politics. The piece traces Johnson’s shifting positions, financial ties, and role in farm policy amid national economic debates and upcoming budget pressures.
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Earl Godwin I
Hugh Johnson
National Recovery Administration
Hugh
General Johnson
New Deal
Roosevelt
Johnson
Republican National Committee
New York
New Jersey
Eide
NRA
New York City
Ike Hugh Johnson
Nra Ia
Wall Street
Bernard Baruch
Barney
Baruch
Money Temple
Eastern Seaboard
Cordel Hull
Hull
Cuba
Tebnega
Morgenthau
Vut Morgenthau An
Walla of Jericho
Mark Sullivan
AAA
New York Herald Tribune
Mark
Sullivan
Henry Wallace
George Simmons
National
Glew
Springfield
Ill
Missouri
Frank Knox
Simmons
Sirs. Simmons
Long Island
Truth Pratt
Unclear health claim on familiar pain remedy
The text urges readers to consider Bayer, claiming it offers safe relief from headaches neuralgia and rheumatic pains. It warns against certain doctors and asserts widespread experience proves safety for the average person, urging readers to remember this for their own and family well being.
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BAYER
Rapitia Amon
Titus Ritis
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Ethiopis
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American Farm Bureau Federation
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