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About The Bonneville Dam chronicle. (Bonneville, Or.) 1934-1939 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 6, 1936)
, „ , T WO BO N M V II I I P A M O» » H< > * « (I I " :,h " Reviewof the History-Making Events of the which province always I* radical. Anyhow. Arana took over nn office in the Catalan parliament building (i • e.tirn N e» »paper l'r n. f,,r himself and his secretarial stall weapons used by American gang Europeans Are Lining Hp, Sonora Arana has quit Spain. She sters” arrived from America appeared in Toulouse, h rance, and Communists vs. Fascists through the port of Havre and UST about everything necessary through Holland. The paper added ’ departed for an unann >unccd dc. to a general European war is that the weapons are being planted tmatioi». now ready. At this distance it in caches in Normandie and else- seems that Josef Stalin, dictator of where in the north of France. Fur Browder Not Allowed to Soviet Russia, will thermore. according to Papula ire. T a lk in T a m p a be the man to lire great quantities of tear gas bombs » r * KRRE HAUTE i - I t the i nly 4 > E the starting pistol; and tear gas pistols are arriving 1 ^ and he is reported from Germany far the u»e of the Earl Browder, the Presidential can % to be convinced that Fascists. didate i f the C run unlit party. another great con- Browder went to Tumi i to deliver flict is unavoidable. . . . . . . . , a campaign speech but as ho began The nations of the M ussolin i Holds Eternal talking a gr up of men violently continent are lining Peace Is Absurd up as Communist or p i n FM I ER MUSSOLINI, talking broke up the meeting end upset the speaker's stand. The leader of Fascist, either in i ive branch grows out of an immense the uttacking crowd denied that s j the constitution of their governments forest of 8.000,000 bayonets'*; and their action was *p nn red by any Josef Stalin or in their active next day at Imola he t Id 70.000 organization, saying "W e are just sympathies. The immediate occa listeners that he hoped for long pe a group of red bloodcu American sion for their disputes is the civil riods of peace, but not for "eternal citizens.” war in Spain. Nearly all the conti peace, which is absurd and impossi Supporter of Chiang nental governments and that of ble.” •'The Italian people, which gave Slain in Hankow Great Britain joined in an agree ment of nonintervention, but that its blood for the empire, is ready r > pact is about played out. Russia, for any other trial when the crucial V j accusing Portugal. Germany and It hour approaches." the Fascist chief and one of Dictator Chiang Kai- aly of aiding the Fascist Spanish shouted "In order to make peace shek's strongest supp« rters, was rebels, has denounced the agree —just as to make love—it is neces assassinated in Hankow bj a Chi ment and declared she reserves sary that there be two.” nese youth. freedom to help the Madrid govern Vang was a close associate of ment; the accused nations deny the Green’s Big Fortune Chiang K.-u .h«k .«rid f : «nr time Soviet charges and retort that Rus Moved to a Bank sia already has sent many ship IGHT armored cars t i e • 1 l»JT 1 c«v «1 »• 1 loads of war supplies and munitions armed private guard.«' and state ln *'J20 ancl earlier was associated to the Spanish loyalists. At least police, carried a fortune of $25,000.- I with ¡ ’resident Sun 5 .«t Sen. He three ships, alleged to be Russian wa«< appointed g«,vrn >r of Hupeh 000 from the estate of the late Col. and laden with munitions for Ma province last December. drid, have been bombed by insur E. H. R. Green in S uth Dartmouth. Mass., to the First National bank of gent planes. Boston. There it will be stored in British Government Portugal severed diplomatic rela vaults until legal actions may be Curbs Oswald Mosley tions with the Madrid government, taken to obtain income and in and the representatives of the two re HEAT B R IT A IN is determined heritance taxes for the state of V j to countries were recalled. Dr. Ar- keep out of the Communist- Massachusetts. mindo Monteiro, Portuguese foreign Fascist conflict If p« ssiblc. Sir Os The fortune, which consists of the minister, followed up this action by wald Mosley and his black shirted sending to Lord Plymouth, British famous coin collection, valued at F a s c i s t followers , _______ millions; the stam;> collection, chairman of the nonintervention have been trying to ( valued at 3'«i millions; a large committee, a long document accus stir up trouble in ing Russia of having planned and amount of cash and securities, and England and in con- ! brought about the Spanish civil war. a quantity of uncut diamonds, has sequence the cabinet j He named the Russian diplomats, been under constant guard at the decided to put a ban i agitators and soldiers who, he Green home since his death. on all political un.- charged, were directing the opera forms. It was ex tions. He alleged that Moscow Labor Conference Will pected that when j sought to start a revolution in Por parliament reasicm- Assemble on Nov. 9 tugal and thus provide a base for bled the government C attacking General Franco's insur would announce gent forces in the rear. action to the third national conference on la drastic > r O n aid Nazi Germany and Fascist Italy bor legislation, designed to stimu have buried their differences for the Mosley late the raising of work standards organization or at time being and reached an agree through federal and state co-opera least to put a s’ p to its demon ment on a united policy. This was tive efforts, will be called into ses strations and parades in Leeds, outlined in a communique published sion in Washington on November Manchester and the eas' end *>f Lon- after Italian Foreign Minister Gale- don. wh'«re these F ti like to 9, and will last three days. azzo Ciano had conferred with create ugly feeling ag.i t Jews. Governors of all the states have Reichsfuehrer Adolf Hitler. In the been asked to send official dele The public demand in England first place Hitler and Mussolini in gates including labor commission for actmn against the Fa .its has form the world that they intend to ers. Private individuals who have been strengthened by tl • revelation recognize the insurgent government headed by General Franco as the special knowledge of labor problems that Mosley takes lus advice from legitimate regime in Spain, but they have been invited to attend the con Berlin and Rome. It is reported, and widely believed, that Mosley's promise to respect the terms of the ference. tactics of dcliberati ly leading his nonintervention agreement. Blackshirts into Jewish communi Other important declarations of Supreme Court to Pass ties are based on advice given him policy by the two states are: by Paul Joseph Goebels, Hitler's 1. Co-operation to protect the on Wagner Labor Act propaganda minister. EFORE taking a recess of two peace of Europe and ‘ ‘the holy weeks the United States Su- j riches of European civilization” and preme court announced that it would o . . _ family life. review and hand down a decision at fC rla* .0r Jamcs Couzens 2. Endorsement of a conference to Michigan Dies rewrite the Locarno pact guaran this term upon the Wagner labor J5MF.S COUZENS, independent teeing European borders, but only relations act. Many lawyer, believe in the west. This implied that nei this law will be h< Id unconstitu- * ^*1 ther would agree to Soviet Russia's tional, for in the GufTey coal act de- ' 1»an« died in ;i Dtroit ho pita 1 after cision the Supreme court held that a ^mg illri<-, i and immediately presence at the meeting 3. Co-operation for the rehabilita the relationship between employers following ;iri operatic,n to relieve and employees was local and beyond un mic poisoning. He wa:, sixty-four tion of the Danubian countries. Jn fine clause of the agreement the power of congressional regula years old. Germany recognizes Italy’s sover tion. Mr. Couzens was one of the eignty over Ethiopia. wealthiest men in congress, h i s riches being a result of early as Spanish Rebels Pushing sociation with Henry Ford in the U. S. Submachine Guns Toward the Capital automobile business. He was twice e n e r a l f r a n c o , head of the for French Fascists? Spanish insurgents, ordered the at).jojr. ° f Dclro,t and wa O PU LAIRE , the organ of Pre s,',’at,‘ ,n 1922 mier Leon Blum’ s Socialist par immediate taking of Madrid and nil out th 1 ty, alleges that a shipment of sub each day the state «if the defenders S ,r Truman ° f AS° n- N;;wb,,rry' A * n machine guns from the United of the capital became more desper- I senator h T f J ’Knrded States has been added to the secret ate. The rebels closed i.i relent- n .rtv h n « , ™ jUPntIy ^ ieS' ‘md Sinc° ,hc e,cct'on armaments of the Croux de Feu in lessly, making effective use of 1 - - Y j ot President Roosevelt he had sup- preparation for a civil war in bombing planes and armored tanks. ,T I . ported many New Deal measures France. The Croix de Feu. a Fas President dent Manuel Manuel Azana and Before the recent primary he an- cist organization headed by Col. some ?0UnCed ,h'lt> thou*h ■ candidala Francois de la Rocque, was dis slipped ~ . d d .a.nd rtppeared V r renomination as a Republican, solved recently by the government - -;;o r t m and was succeeded by the new So making a tour of the loyalist fronts, volt for re-election. This was an cial party. but the general opinion was that act of political suicide, and he was Populaire, referring to the sub they had fled from the capital to defeated by Wilbert M. Bruckcr. machine guns, said these "terrible make a "last stand” in Catalonia, Senator Couzens was noted for his By E D W A R D W. P I C K A R D J E grr it coiitr butions to charity The '»>• as wi chief of these was the gift of prob ably f20.000.0OO f« r the help of un ' r,T fortunate children. He rutublislu-d 11 I , I I.IIC J • W « t , 1 £ « the Children's Fund of Michigan with ari endowment of $10.000,two. I l h , r ' ! J’ r o i e ^ i , Dropped From Yale F oes o f Alcoholism Meet in Pueblo 'p H E first Mexican nail nal con- P G (. i . ,. i . ME davi Kf school I , ■ ' , lll,r.r41« h be«, I t a Ieoh lism opened '' ’* " le “"»vena, Its sessions in Pueblo, and the first 1 .* ' ' ’ »hat ih.i address was delivered by Josephus »'•J ' economic ■-pimi«. Daniels, the American ambassador, i - » - , «hu. „ who during ins tenure as secretary lite budgetary niu»>jw of the navy ordered all alcoholic r* ‘ '* f,,r «Ilo*jig Da liquors reno v*-d fr m American na *" ' ‘ I ' ’ «No abrid,n val ships On the first day of the demie freedom or bber convention all liquor stores through- j is involved m this can out Mexico were closed by order gell. of the government. ■ « C TI J f««ration of Teai Zephyr Train Sets N e w ' ? »he National I Labor f in-.latiun and World Speed Record E TTIN G a new world's long dis the Eastern Sociologica] tance train sjx-cd record, the He -.lid hi* th .light it Burlington railway's streamlined t fr-irrstkf. m steel Denver Zephyr made a non some sett- n ln his ui«. stop run from Chicago to Denver In 12 hours 12 minutes and 27 sec Presiden t ill Candidi*- onds. Uli« distance Is 1.017 miles, Report 1 heir Ezpcmei j s«« the average speed was 83 -t m ilej i ) i ¡>_J an hour. Aft<-r crossing the Colo * 1 •'!.:-r.«al'® rado b>rder the train hit its top -• - br speed <«f 116 miles an hour, which --- was ma.ntuincd for one m ie. "• • !’.• ■ M H •d- , . .., jl S Belgian Fascists Flan March on Brussels « . N« Y rt ».i b.t*l f • 1 »F I.G IA N I i.: «*n as ’ I N ; I 1 ' relic, clashed with the police in md made no rtpttfiS* Brussels and Dcgrellc v. as Jailed «; for a night He said the rrv tive of -.1 C frasi^ his demonstration was to sh «w that \ ' rx-soldiers were backing the R es ists. and he announced that he .1J would carry out his threatened I;;.-, "m arch on Brussels” with 150,000 : followers and overthrow the g v- com m ittee. .......... : .« .:.tl eminent. . s-. Labor's Quarrel May Be Handled at Convention hisH B I * I ) American Federation of Labor has not yet been achieved, for the executive r «uncll of that body ad- Jourtied with it -« tiling th* dispute between the Green and Lewis fac tions. The council will meet again November 14 in Tampa, and two days later the federation will open its annual convention in that Florida city. If there arc developments meanwhile, the c ,uncll or federa tion may discuss the quarrel, ac cording to President Green. He •aid: "Th e matter is temporarily closed,” and added that so far as he knew, no peace overtures had been made by the CIO leaders. Mr. Green declared the ten suspended unions could not be admitted to the convention. Indictment of Five lx Echo of Lindbergh Case A F T E R M A T H of the Lind bergh kidnaping case is the indictment of Ellis H Parker, chief of detectives of Burlington county, N. J.; his «on and three other men by a federal grand Jury at Newark, N. J. The indictment charges the defendants took possession of Paul H. Wendcl in New York, forced him to confess that he kidnaped Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr., and held him in New Jersey while revisions were made in the confession! n» the older Parker ordered. The government charges the de fendants hoped to reap "la rg e re wards and sums of money” by pub lishing the "true story” of the faked soluti'-n of the celebrated case. AN and si>ent *:*3 2S». Th mss, S ocj M l : • < d h;s party Me I : " ■ ’ ■ d. ; . j J . 7. Nat: W l--- , • ' " 1 “j ' ^ a r : L , J « tir* F-' <—s '.« . - E Jan I ar.d tp*s« R O ld est Mechanical At9 j Institution in th' U ’ held in ( ‘ r 1 dcV0!eJ nn.l I ^ ''' ■'1 ' J., ïjà • : : v' ■' 11 -tfi . 1 I fl ve. ii! ' t, of : tr; : « rt for 100 years jnd J rn«j3 1924. The studi« *r , the Central hl« h ‘ r| (a* tiens of ! Amer.ran President Questions Engineering Schools M ir'f.'.f . r« . - . i .. A 1 pen«u2j ; “ $35.754 or d spmdtnf d ® _ . the I M E non ■ cor 1 ■ A J '■ f ' ! , ,ipnt P‘ r nt efTorttf Throm li ,h«* 1 >nd me i Franklin ,n5l,ÎVt* oriaL ^ I T W/^S announced at the White ' i ! that 1 1 had written to heads of 100 srhools »»m ' : ':>l;iin Z ? * itbiti- and colleges throughout the country vite v s puren* fatl* , asking the educators to determine rrectcd « « > » w ' whether courses at engineering schools are so "balanced” as to give students the necessury "vision and flexible teehnieal capacity." The "im pact” of science on hu- mau l j c produces social disloca- ... /¿¿S,*»*.
