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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1935
Page
7
An advisory column warns readers against using unverified health products and powders marketed for personal or family wellness. It cautions about hidden ingredients and unreliable claims, urging consultation with qualified medical professionals before trying any supplement or remedy.
British Foreign Secretary Samuel Hoare assured Parliament that Britain seeks peace with Italy and would not act alone, while Prime Minister Baldwin urged stronger imperial defenses. Ethiopian battles widen as Italian forces push toward Adis Ababa, with aerial bombardments and ground advances expanding the theater of conflict.
Italy openly seeks a rapid reply to its peace terms while moving troops from Esbya to Tripolii risking further tensions with Egypt. France pledges compromise acceptable to the League of Nations and vows immediate naval support if Britain is attacked, with Laval pressing Rome on League Covenant concerns.
Two League of Nations members announce a boycott on Italian goods and an embargo on key exports to Italy in efforts to end the Italo Ethiopian conflict. The sanction pact aims to shield Britain and Italy’s interests while compensating losses via trade credits and barriers against waoge members.
President Roosevelt returns to the White House after a holiday tour aboard the cruiser Houston. He tells a welcoming crowd that prosperity comes from his planned economy and refuses to accept critics. He clarifies November deadlines for employment programs and indicates ongoing talks with Secretary Hull on Europe.
Mackenzie King becomes prime minister of Canada as Liberals win. Richard Bennett resigns his Conservative leadership. Crerar named minister of mines immigration and colonization interior and Indian affairs. Dunning new finance minister. Puler oversees trade and commerce. Agriculture portfolio vacant. Hirtage resigns as minister to Washington. National Revenue cancels dumping duties on prunes radishes spinach and peaches.
About 68 000 delegates from across the United States gathered in Chicago to discuss the Townsend plan. They proposed paying every person aged sixty who quits work a monthly income of 200 dollars if total earnings do not exceed 2 400 dollars a year. An elderly California doctor designed the program and delegates pledged to push Congress to adopt it this session.
At a New York dinner organized by the American Quartan Committee for German Refugees and the Emergency Committee in Aid of Political Refugees from Nazi Germany, speakers urged rapid support for 2,500 refugees facing starvation. Dr Albert Einstein and others condemned Aryan myth as justification for Jewish persecution. Separately, the New York New Haven Hartford railroad seeks relief after bankruptcy filings and large loan needs.
Arthur Henderson died in a London nursing home at seventy two after long illness. He led the world disarmament conference and served as Labour foreign secretary and Nobel Peace Prize laureate of 1934. His life bridged Glaswegian labor roots and a lifelong crusade for peace amid repeated conference failings.
David Henty Carson, Baron Carson of Duncairn, dies in London at eighty one. A Protestant Ulster leader, he organized the 1914 Ulster revolt against Home Rule, entered the British cabinet in World War I, and helped edge Ulster counties toward a separate state after the war. In Louisiana a separate tax evasion trial ended with a not guilty verdict for Abraham L. Alushin, amid crowd cheers and photographer beatings.
Major General Geo Adohus W. Greely US 8 A retired died at Walter Reed Washington at ninety one. He led the ill fated 183? Arctic expedition from which only he and seven others survived. A Civil War veteran he earned international fame for scientific work. He was buried at Arlington National Cemetery with full honors and toasts marked his ninety first birthday.
A Lincoln Kulnworth expedition diary notes food stored in a South Polar shack by Norse explorer Nordenskjold in 1902 remained edible when found. Dr Hana Coman, a physician and dietitian, highlights natural cold storage as an effective method.
A public health message on education equipment presents William Green remarking that a friend in need proves a crucial support in learning and personal growth for every city. The note emphasizes communal aid as essential to student success and civic life.
Buddys father Jude Dert Slogers boasted he had married 35 couples in two days at Clathe Kan. The rush came as many sought Buddy as a witness while friends teased him about marriage.
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