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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1935
Page
3
A visiting Greek scholar was asked to translate a woman's college motto into Greek. He read the motto aloud noting it seemed to advise pleasure and bowel relief, a humorous misfit for serious scholarly aim.
A lighthearted note describes a father waking to the sound of an alarm clock as a baby remains asleep. The scene captures a domestic morning moment and family routine.
Premier Flandin and French officials pressBritain and Italy for alignment against Germany while Mussolini seeks a three power axis and Austria Bulgaria and Yugoslavia rearma ment concerns grow. In New York a fraud sweep reveals fake witnesses and forged records with fees up to 1200 dollars. President Roosevelt signs the 1880 relief bill and allocates 125 million to aid agencies. Germany's Hitler celebrates in Danzig as Nazis fail to win a parliamentary majority amid rising tensions across Europe. Severe dust storms devastate wheat regions in the Great Plains. A four-state land program request seeks 150 million in federal aid. Labor movement vows to back Akron tire workers in strike against Goodyear Firestone and Goodrich for NRA compliance.
The article reports pessimistic views in Popolo d Italia on Italy's manpower and arming, while France and Italy suspect Germany of stirring northern Africa troubles. It notes a mutual aid pact between France and Russia, potentially signed before Geneva approval, and hints at a tightening ring around Germany. It also describes a Russo German trade treaty to boost German orders and credits backed by major banks.
A government report reveals extensive fraud in the immigration and naturalization service from 1923 to 1974. Investigations lead to actions aimed at ousting officials implicated in the scheme.
President Roosevelt meets congressional leaders and presses ahead with an expanded NIRA social security utilities controls and bank oversight. He aims for a peak in the work relief program by mid November with 8500 unemployed at work, and previews continued use of existing agencies to avoid worker displacement. The social security bill faces bloc opposition from richer and poorer states and conservatives wary of payroll taxes.
Warren Delano Robbins, a long serving British diplomat and first cousin of President Roosevelt, died in a New York hospital after a week of illness. He dedicated over 25 years to diplomatic service in Latin America France Germany and Washington before his posting to Ottawa.
German education plans require all students to take a three term program of gymnastics athletics breathing swimming and shooting with interschool and interuniversity championships. After one year a sports diploma will be awarded and those failing cannot start the fourth term.
Fragmentary text discusses adulthood and growth, noting a person named Wilte has ceased growth in the middle. The readable lines hint at a reflective or humorous inquiry into maturity and age.
Postmaster General Jam A Farley travels to New York to study politics and is pressed by local Democrats about retirement from the cabinet. Roosevelt reportedly wants Farley to stay as head of the Democratic National Committee while stepping down from post office roles to run for reelection, amid pressure from Huey Long and allies.
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