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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1934

Page

5

Japan appoints Okada to form new cabinet after Saito resignation

Admiral Keisuke Okada, former naval minister, appointed to form a cabinet as militarists sweep to power in Japan. The Saito ministry has resigned, paving the way for a new government aligned with military influence.

Japan Keisuke Okada Saito

Riverside Community Notes on Storm Damage and Local Visits

Riverside area reports storm destruction including a destroyed barn, uprooted trees and sheds. Farmers struggle with mud and difficulty threshing oats while heat causes heat exhaustion. Local residents, visits and shopping trips are noted with several names and places.

Riverside Milo Stransky Stanley Heck James Parivek Lester Parizek Lowe City Lyl Doris Lorack Chas Lorack Melvin

Mexico's Cardenas Leads Plan for Socialist Reforms

General Lazaro Cardenas elected president outlines six year program by the National Revolutionary party. The agenda seeks to raise living standards, set minimum wages, expand mass education, pursue agrarian reform, public works, and stronger foreign relations while maintaining private enterprise.

Mexico Mexico City Lazaro Cardenas Republic National Revolutionary Party Cardenas

Merritt Greene Named Rural Rehabilitation Director in Iowa

Merritt Greene of Marshalltown wins appointment as state rural rehabilitation director. He has early roots in Iowa farm survey work and links to the farm debt advisory council. In the new role he will oversee federal and state programs aiming to restore normal conditions in rural areas.

Iowa Merritt Greene Marshalltown Mr. Gree

1928 Hae Resigns to Lead Hastings College

A public notice states that Hae resigns in 1928 to assume the presidency of Hastings College in Hastings Nebraska. The move places him at the helm of the college, with Hastings College named as the new appointment location.

Troyanevsky Rsia Chicago Coast Guard Vor Otter Sikorsky Hae Hastings College Hastings, Neb

Nazi Leaders Meet Across Europe in Wartime Diplomacy

Adolf Hitler traveled to Italy to meet Premier Benito Mussolini in Venice while Joseph Goebbels visited Poland’s Marshal Jozef Pilsudski in Warsaw, highlighting high level talks among Axis powers during wartime.

Adolf Hitler Benito Mussolini Italy Venice Joseph Goebbels Warsaw Poland Marshal Joseph Pilsudski

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