Native Eritrean Troops Move Toward Valley in Reconnaissance Report
Government said native Eritrean troops under Italian command advanced toward the Faras Mai valley. Reconnaissance flights over Aussa region found nothing of note as authorities noted the population reportedly awaited occupation with a stated submissive attitude. General Emilio De Bono announced the push toward the river valley and Makale as a likely next objective.
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Fted
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Aussa
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Faras Mai
Ethiopian Front Advances Near Junction In Tzellemti Region
The report notes district chiefs in Tzellemti presenting themselves as Mussolini’s forces push toward a junction in Ethiopia. Grasmace Casa Dimi submits at Tzellemti while aviation recon over Aussa finds little. Graziani bombs 200 miles ahead as Selassie’s Ras promotes Italian allegiance.
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Baneh
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Hundreds Missing as Storm Ravages Jacmel Area
Reports from Haiti say 96 bodies were recovered in Jacmel with death toll possibly near 1000. Communication to the southern peninsula is cut, roads impassable, and overland news is slow. An plane brought back flood reports from Jeremie Port. The government seeks aid as thousands are homeless and crops destroyed.
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Jacmel
Jeremie
Hopes of Early End to African War Crushed by Officials
Officials said no progress toward peace with Italy. sanctions would remain and be expanded as outlined. Munitions sanctions became native yesterday with financial measures to kick in Tuesday and broader economic steps likely in November. Prime Minister Baldwin urged defenses as Britain campaigns for the November 14 election, arguing postwar ships are few and the United States, Germany, and Japan are absent from Geneva. The Labor Party criticized armament plans while proposing constitutional reforms and stronger collective security.
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Greek National Holiday Takes On New Significance
ATHENS October 26 Greek national holiday St De metrius Day gained unusual significance during today’s ceremonies of observance as it also marks the anniversary, underscoring a broader national reflection amid events.
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Athens
Greek leader urges unity after Constantine tribute
Kondylis spoke before a Metropolitan Church audience likening it to the National Cathedral. He stressed Greeks win when united and cited Constantine’s sacrifice, ending with a call for national solidarity and long live the nation.
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Kondylis
Greece
Constantine
Rowls Case Set for Tuesday Trial at Corporation Court
Arthur Rowls faces a Corporation Court trial Tuesday for the alleged theft of a Ford roadster from the Winchester Credit Corporation. Indicted by a grand jury in April, the case stems from an unlawful taking of the vehicle valued at the goods and chattels of the Winchester Credit.
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Winchester Credit Corporation
Taylor Barr
Rowls
Winchester Credit Ration
Barr Returns From Ohio Trip
City Sergeant Taylor Barr returned from a business trip to Canton and Columbus Ohio where he went to locate a prisoner wanted in Winchester on charges of non support. The prisoner was released on a writ of habeas corpus and Ohio authorities mounted state wide broadcasts to find him without success.
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Taylor Barr
Canton
Columbus
Ohio
Winchester
Release Secured After Barr Departure Claims Assurances
Action to obtain the man’s release followed Mr Barr’s early week departure with assurances that Ohio authorities would detain the man until his arrival.
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Barr
Ohio
Bolivia Protests To League Over Paraguay War Holdups
In Geneva on October 26 Bolivia charged Paraguay with continuing bondage of thousands of prisoners of war from the Chaco conflict. Bolivia's note to the League of Nations asserts the issue harms tens of thousands, with prisoners estimated around 20,000 and labor used as pressure to secure favorable peace terms.
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Geneva
Bolivia
Paraguay
Chaco
League of Nations
Ehe
Buenos Aires
American Sanctions Note Drafted for League Request
Washington officials worked on the final draft of the U S reply to the League of Nations request for comment on sanctions. Indications pointed to dispatching the answer tonight to Hugh R Wilson in the United States mission.
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Washington
League of Nations
Hugh R. Wilson
United States
American reply to League on neutrality act moves
The message from Washington to the Geneva coordinating committee will avoid commenting on League actions against Italy. It will outline U S steps under the neutrality act and restate hope for world peace. The communication goes to the committee chairman as the League forms its actions.
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Geneva
League
America
Italy
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