Eden and Mussolini clash over peace plan in league talks
In Geneva Anthony Eden and Premier Mussolini clash as Italy rejects the Laval formula. Talks aim to avert war with Ethiopia, with time limits set for September and variations discussed. Ethiopia’s Haile Selassie opposes surrender of independence and borders while Italy presses for favorable terms.
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Anggue of Nations Affaira
Geneva
Italy
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Ethiopia
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Cish
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Adis
Mussolini
Africa
House Delivers Setback to New Deal Utilities Bill Faction
The Alabama-leaning faction defeated the Rayburn motion to accept Senate action on the utilities bill. The house voted 210 to 0 against the motion and 183 to 172 to adopt a resolution excluding administration lobbyist Ben Cohen from future conferences.
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George Waddleston
Alabama
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Bil
Senate
New
Congress Debates Bank Reform as Tax and Budget Clash
Democratic lawmakers press the Iristenta tax plan while Republicans push to study taxation in the budget year. Senate debates include Hastings proposal to adjourn August 10 and Vandenberg's central bank stance amid a vote on the 1995 act.
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Congress
Hastings
Delaware
Senater Vandenberg
Michigan
Cenatot Glass
Hia Jong
Senate
Guy Marriner
Federal Reserve Board
Army officer promotions boosted by presidential action
The President has signed a measure to accelerate promotions for about 5000 army officers. It speeds advancement of commissioned officers below the general officer grade and takes effect in September.
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Ant
Enland
Senate OKs bill to restore ten million for veterans
The Senate accepted the House measure restoring 10 million dollars for Spanish war veterans in a party pledge of reducing federal administration costs. Senator Tastings of Delaware cast the sole opposing vote, nullifying President’s economy adjustments.
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Senate
Tastings
Delaware
Obituary: CLERICK H GILITIT long service in Congress dies at 83
The Massachusetts representative and six year Speaker who later became a United States senator died in Springfield Base at age eighty three. He was known for dignity courtesy and efficiency and was highly esteemed by fellow congressmen across party lines. In his hometown he was famed for saying little and doing much.
Navy plans fortified Pacific bases after treaty expiry
Claude A Swansen announced that strong naval bases will be established in the Pacific after the 1937 expiration of naval treaties. He said this would serve as a stepping stone amid anticipated tensions with Japan and Britain. Reports note pilot maneuvers highlighted the need for Aleutian Island installations and broader Pacific fortifications.
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United States
Claude A Swansen
Ile
Elawall
Aleutian
Navy High Command
Jnlants
Great Britain
Submarine BG Collides With Surface Ship In Naval Incident
A Baltic naval collision between the submarine BG and a surface seader caused the loss of five crew members. The aged sub, built near the end of husaka era participation in the World War, may be valued if possible.
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Muners
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Husaka
Diplomatic note on the Bremen incident in New York
The German note decried the Bremen attack as an insult to Germans and demanded punishment for attackers, while the U S response stressed police actions and no apology. Roosevelt and Phillips urged restraint. German leaders warned against anti Jewish and anti Catholic agitation as Hitler era tensions rise.
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Dickstein
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Germany
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Reds plan unprecedented strike on Pacific coast
From Moscow comes word that a broad strike by aramain and dock workers on the Pacific coast of the United States is planned to begin in September. Sam Paray of San Brandts and Matt Frowder in the United States Communist Party leadership repeat the claim of Communist responsibility for prior strikes in Armenia and San Francisco.
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Communist International
Moscow
Ara Mien
United States
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San Brandts
Matt Frowder
Communist Party
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Dik
Armerian
Timpanogos Cave Draws Tourists as National Monument
A Utah feature highlights Timpanogos Cave in American Fork Canyon as a premier scenic route from American Fork to Provo via Aspen Grove. It covers discovery, protection, and development by the Forest Service, cave tours, open hours, admission, and nearby hiking and camping facilities including CCC improvements and a nearby Stewart’s Flat trail.
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National Monument
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American Tork
Provo
Waastch National Forest
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Wasatch National Forest
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Ctarrison 'T. Merrill
Brigham Young University
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Trovo River
Stewart's Peak
Careida
MSA
Rocky Mountains
Simple Sponge and Angel Food Cakes From Grandmother’s Guide
A vintage culinary note explains sponge cake and angel food cake differ from other cakes and outlines methods. It covers ingredients like eggs sugar and flour, tips for beating, pan choices, and slow oven temperatures for best texture and rise.
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Angel Food
Housewife's Idea Box on Restoring Sugared Jam
Woman explains a method to rescue jam that has sugar crystallized. Warm the jam jars in a moderate oven to melt sugar, then proceed to reseal and use the jam. Copyright Public Ledger Inc WNU Service.
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Tim Housdwipfr
Public Ledger, Inc
WNU
Trees and Rainfall Debate Cites Soviet Study
A Soviet report shows planting 50 foot wide forest strips 100 feet apart increased rainfall by 13 to 272 percent in bordered areas. Evaporation between strips fell 20 to 35 percent versus open land, underscoring forest impact on moisture.
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Russia
Wise Words on Good Times From George M. Cohan
A reflective quote from George M. Cohan warns that idle talk about past times does not lead to better days ahead. The axiom emphasizes action over nostalgia to shape future success.
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