Mussolini Loyal to Africa Policy Amid League Tensions
In Geneva Mussolini presses Italy toward a nonnegotiable Africa policy while the League of Nations weighs sanctions and automatic enforcement. Britain threatens a united front with a naval force ready in the Mediterranean as Italy faces possible trade boycotts and pressure to honor London agreements.
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Ny Atters
Geneva
Italy
Ethiopia
League of Nationg
Mussolini
Rome
Africa
Ite
Libya
Balbo
Alr
Egypt
Fiimier Latals
League of Nations
France
Drttain
London
Ganary Locarno
Peralata
Committee of Five
Mediterranean
Gibraltar
Matta
Alexandria
Olheira
Sues Canal
North Atlantic
China
Royal
Unconstitutional Verdict From Liberty League on Labor Act
A 53 lawyer committee of the American Liberty League declares the Wagner Connery labor relations act unconstitutional. They argue the statute arbitrarily infringes individual liberty of employer and employee while seeking to grant collective bargaining rights with the National Labor Relations Board as referee. The report notes no dissenting opinions were submitted.
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American Liberty League
National Labor Relations Board
Iarl F. Reed
Littsburgh
Heacom
Chicago
Ifaret
Callagher
New York
D. J Kenefick
Uffatos Harrison FR Brethen
Cleveland
Gurney FL Newlin
Los Angeles
Jial Fi. Smith
Detroit
Randolph Willams
Richmond
Copca
Thacul I Posvernine
Potato Control Sparks Federal Policy Clash
ATL Mercklnn, former secretary of the Interstate Fair Potato committee, becomes head of the AAA potato section as policy clamps down. Chandler of Gentseo opposes control and advertises to grow defiant potatoes. Norman C. Norman, a New York seller, ordered six bushels of strictly legal potatoes and proposed routing via New Jersey to trigger interstate issues.
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Atl Merckln
Interstate
Firly Potato Committee
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
AAA
Wallace
Lotter Tt Chandler
Gentseo
Flo
Voters reject constitutional convention drive in Pennsylvania
Across the nation and Pennsylvania voters decisively opposed a Constitutional convention to modernize the state’s basic law. Governor Farle supported the revision along with the state Democratic organization and organized labor, while Mexico voters also rejected a property exemption increase and four other amendments.
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Vy Hwe
Ennsylvania
Farle
State Democratic Organization
Organized Labor
Mexico
Quezon Named To Lead Philippine Commonwealth In 1935
Manuel Quezon is formally named president of the Philippine Commonwealth in Manila on November 15 with Vic resident Jola Mo Carner officiating. Sergio Osmena elected vice president. Emilio Aguinaldo and Gregorio Agiple defeated. Quezon’s six year term carries a 13000 annual salary and aims for independence from the United States within ten years.
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Yan
New Philippines Commonwealth
Manila
Vic
Jola Mo Carner
Ita
Manuel Quezon
Privata Toe
T Pmilo Aguinald
Gregorio Agipe
Tnier
Sergio Osmena
Manuel Itexas
Quintle Paredes
Camilo Ostas
National Assembly
United States
Washington
Narin ning. COCLES Reappointed Head Of Federal Reserve
Narining COCLES, head of the Federal Reserve, is reappointed by the President to chair the board implementing the new banking reform law. The President will name six more members. Lecles advocates national monetary control, heavy government spending in downturns, and tax boosts in good years to curb debt and income buildup.
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Narrining
Cocles
Federal Reserve System
Tater
Lecles Isa
Treasury Uses Ads to Promote Baby Bonds Sale
In weekly national magazines the treasury launches a campaign to attract small investors to baby bonds. Each bond sells for 18.75 with a cash maturity value of 25 dollars in ten years.
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The
Treasury
Reich passes two laws targeting Jews in new Nazi program
Nine hundred Reichstag members met in Nuremberg and, urged by Hitler, approved measures stripping Jews of many rights. The laws outlaw intermarriage with Jews, restrict Jewish employment, ban the flag, and redefine citizenship to exclude Jews. a new Swastika flag and a black white red war banner were ordered. Hitler warned of action against Lithuanians and Memel, claiming justice for Germans.
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Reichstag
Nuremberg
Reichesfuehrer
Seitler
Reich
Iitra
Ariana
Germany
War Ministry
Hitler
Lithuania
Memel
Jewish Delegations Appeal Over Jewish Degradation
The Committee of Jewish Delegations appeals to the Teague of Natong on behalf of the Jews of Germany citing that mankind will not tolerate Jews being degraded as pariahs this century.
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Yun Committee of
Teague
Natong
Jeugs
Germany
D' Ath Honored By Swiss Visit To Veteran Diplomat
D Ath met Jules Cambon in Vervey Switzerland. Eis was ninety and retired since WWI ended but remained a confidant to French officials. His diplomat career spanned nearly fifty years.
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D' Ath
Jules Cambon
Vervey
Switzerland
Eis
France
Roosevelt to open southern campaign in Atlanta for nomination speech
The Atlanta Constitution reports Franklin D Roosevelt will begin his southern campaign with a November speech in Atlanta, likely challenging Thomas E. Dewey by attacking Gov. Eugene Talmadge. Roosevelt plans his annual Warm Springs visit, signaling a push against his critics.
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Atlanta Constitution
Roosevelt
Atlanta
Cor Luogene Talmadge
Farmers union calls Roosevelt to oust Wallace in hunger program clash
NSOLUTIONS adopted by the Town Farmers' union in convention at Des Moines demand that President Roosevelt dismiss Secretary of Agriculture Wallace from the cabinet and halt the program of hunger. The AAA was called infamous, worthless and vicious.
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Town Farmers’ Union
Des Moines
Roosevelt
Wallace
AAA
Union convention bars Communists from members in Chicago
The HR Commercial Telegraphers Union of North America held its annual Chicago convention and voted to bar Communists from membership. Frank S I Powers of Chicago was reelected International President and W Aton of Winnipeg as Secretary Treasurer.
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HR Commercial Telegraphers’ Union of North America
Chicago
International
Frank SI. Powers
Treaier W. Aton
Winnipeg
Hamburg the Free Port and World Trade Hub
A National Geographic style portrait of Hamburg detailing its role as a major European seaport with free port rights, its trade networks, immigrant history, and cultural life. The piece notes Hamburg’s colonial ties, shiptraffic, and the city’s multilingual, cosmopolitan atmosphere, including its Alster lake district and vibrant harbor economy.
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National Geographic Society
Ashiggtua
Lgwu Service
Berlin
Mubich
Gall
South America
Orient
Germany
Mamburg
Europe
Hamburg
North Sea
Teeland
Central America
Vienna
Ilamburg
Redericht Carbarossa
Red Beard
Iamburg
Repubic
United States
Lbaltic
Amburg
Manhattan Island
Itamburg
St Touls
Tibe
Studson
Kework
Samburg
Carda Real
le Ilabta
Washington and Mussolini Fear War Echoes in Bris bane
A column mix cites Washingtons farewell address and prep for war as Britain sends battleships to Gibraltar and Malta. Ethiopians demand war at Addis Ababa while Melvin Avery of Montgomery Ward critiques US tax collection and business discouragement.
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Mussolini
England
Gibraltar
Malta
Addis Ababa
Imperial Palace
Associated Press
Saya
Sir Malcolm Campbell Sets Speed Record Return to New York
Sir Malcolm Campbell, famed for driving an English built car over the Great Salt Desert near Salt Lake City at speeds above 300 mph, arrives in New York and urges motorists to "drive carefully." He has surpassed all surface records and aligns with English safety organizations to promote road safety.
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Medlenburg
St. Pauls Pleasure Palace
Playa
Alster Lake
Alster
Ilamburg
Grounia
Times Square
New York City
Jlaraburgs
Mamburg
Visita
Samburg
England
Wamburg
Rome
Hamburg
Purope
Sir Malcolm Campbell
Great Salt Desert
Salt Lake City
New York
St Malcolm
Inglish
Sir James Jeans Reconsiders Universe Age
British astronomer Sir James Jeans, famed author of The Mysterious Universe, now says the universe may be about ten trillion years old. He notes even this vast figure could be negligible in a larger cosmic scale, and likens such uncertainty to a single hour in a hypothetical super universe.
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George Washington
George
Sir James Jeans
Professor Einstein
Jeans
Hitler Addresses Army On Iron Discipline And Ideology
A fragmentary broadcast quotes Hitler accusing Christianity and the Hohenzollerns of shaping Communism he claims to have crushed on coming to power. The passage questions whether his suppression of Communism truly succeeded.
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Hitler
Mirror from an American Gap Locked in Germany
A mirror from an American gap is held in Germany for humming a communist hymn and making a remark about Hitler viewed as offensive. The case involves viral chatter and a syndicate link to a local figure, with uncertain motives and a warning against online provocation.
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Germany
Hitler
Old Days of the gold rush and lawless towns
The piece recalls pre 1808 frontier life in which towns lacked formal institutions and relied on the Golden Rule. It describes open access, minimal rules, and a grain of social order, noting readers’ surprise at a door barred without owner present and outsiders’ reactions.
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Edward Dean Sullivan
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