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Needham - SumJ13 05 beg 127.37 acres mer home in Logan canyon lot ' D2372 Erast us Jensen -- The N 16 blk K lower Wildwood 42 Mi rds lot 7 blk 21 Mat A Logan1,, !9 31 Bertha S. Gessel atta.h- farin' sec 27 T 12N It IK-to 1609 Bertha S. acre' S.is-Gessel - The S!-- j lot 4 blk 27 Mat a1 Vo', D2133 I t lots 2! A Log:ln nty SW, Sec 33 T & .. beg at pt 2.27 ch N 55 inv pr lie t, W mm 3,. of SE cor of blk L deg o' Summer 6 BUI E Logan City N 55 jeg B 8fvI -- Linar Je.s.sen homa in Wan canyon. Lot 4 30 min W 2.81 ch to E bank of 43.43 Login & Richmond canal N 12 1.B - SO -- 7 -Sum- Francis Barber deg 35 min E 2.38 ch N 16 deg mer in home 06 niln E 2.44 ch N 23 deg 16 min Logan canyon, lot 4 blk M. The Juniper $8.58 E 4.66 ch S 1 deg 30 min W 9.03 ch to beg Wm. Petersen attached $1.49 B 80 11 to D1358 D1358 Wm. Petersen I39A 3 Arthur J. Anderson S'-- j Beg at SE cor of lot 1 blk 6 lot 1 blk 75 plat A Logan City Plat C Logan City N 7 rds W sec 27. tp 12N R1E $2.49 6 rds N 2 rds W 3 rds S 2 rds A 3 Chrisste M. Cowley 139 Pt E 3 rds S 7 rds to beg SW1 lot 2; the E 3 rds of the WS lot Sec 34 T 12N R IE $4.29 2 blk 22 plat A Logan city sec B 80 22 John F Davis Sum33 tp 12N R1E $2.99 mer home in Logan canyon at I39A 4 Grant H. Nielsen Lot 1 Red Bridge camp $10.01 and EH lot 2 blk 2 plat A RichAdvertisement mond City $5.48 E1935 Lee Smith Beg 749.7 ft E of cent sec 35 T 12N R 1VV; E 1708 0 ft S 84.83 rd W 149 rd N 11 ch S 64 deg 23 min E 145 ft N 48 deg 52 min E 504.7 ft N 77 deg 39 min E 178.5 ft N 'Probate and Guardianship Notices, Consult County Clerk or the re6 deg 25 min E 420 ft to beg spective signers for further in69.9 acres $2.49 formation.' B1330 Janies E. Maughan The NH of lots 1. 2, 3 & 4, blk 19 Notice to Creditors Plat G Logan farm svy; in SE H sec 23 T 12N R IE. 18.75 creS OF $3.98 IV TIIR DISTRICT (OIKT E1369 - O. W. Cooley The SW U of THK FIRST JI DICIAL DISTRICT SEy, sec 6 T UN R 1W; also OF THK STATIC OF 1'TAII, 1 the E 53 rds of SH of SVVH AVI) FOR THK COl.MT OF sec 6 T UN R 1V 67.67 acres CACIIK. 2..to o , ns K aires S 3 115 ! f,',1'1 i r,s..9 43 13 o .V-- .3 4, ur'TTV' ' lin.tmtal iri'H, Miv ?'. !, .ihlnt p., - n m,'"i'( - Ft inh June ih. i iiilur bf ' jut n J tan l..tal rniiM'tit k Frn'h l 1st June M.inJ.v 7 Karnxflv r f M.t G July h.mi'bmeiit I firniJ by new IbiMuin siicci'pil-l as prune nun Pr ita in. A list r,,ui diet rr,i J n ) n- e I revoked re- - .f ll.tibur$;H and pp'i'cri ,m gitvernment put ban on ail youth orKiiniza llunn. mw Government Aug of Indl,i eti.ui! by British parlia- tr'd July t ti t 2? -- N r rHinn-u- i. f'-- ment. r: .luaiiist King Zng of Albania Aug. army ofherrs arreted I'resulcut Ituirra for trying to set up a diuiatorxtnp and initialled Antonio Bonn ns his successor. Aug, 29 (Jue n Astrtd of BelKlutn killed In automobile Booldent. ISlexoan women workers Kept. given ths franchise. Sept. 3 Ir. Ch lim Welsman elected president of World Zionist organization. Kept. 15 German relchstag passed laws making the swastika the national and trade Mag; forbidding marriages of Jews to Aryans, a d setting up three classes of German excluding Jews. citizenship, Sept, 17 Manuel Quezon elected to be first president of Dhilipplne republic. became Sept. 11 Federico Pae military10dictator of Ecuador. Greek republic upset by Oct. military coup; restoration of monarchy decreed by national assembly. Oct. 14 Premier R. R. Bennett of Canada and Conservative party defeated in parliamentary elections by Liberals led by Mackenzie King. Oct. 23 Liberal government head, ed by Mackenzie King installed In Canada. Nov. 3 Greece voted for recall of II. King George Nov. 9 Chancellor Hitler of Germany dissolved the Steel Helmets, war veterans association. Nov. 10 King George II accepted call to Greek throne. Nov. 13 Serious Egyptian riots against 14British domination. British Conservatives and Nov, Prime Minister Baldwin won parliaelections. mentary Nov. 15 Common wealth of the Philippines established and Manuel Quezon Inaugurated as president. Nov. 24 Yin proclaimed autonomy for 25 counties In eastern $12.45 Hopei province of China. F46 John M. & Oginda J. AnderMilitary revolt broke out in northson Pt of lot 6 blk 7 Plat A la the Matter of the Kutate of eastern Brazil. ADKMIKRT AISTIV. Decenfieri. Nov. 25 King George II returned Lewiston city beg at NE cor of Creditors will present claims with to the throne of Greece. lot 6 hlk 7 Plat A Lewiston City 28 Hitler Nov. new started S 10 rds W 5 rds N 10 rd E 5 vouchers to the undersigned adhundreds. purge," arresting 211 Cache Valley Revolt In Brazil crushed, 138 berd to beg NEH sec 8 T 14N R ministratrix at killed. Bank Bid., Isogan City, Cache ingDec. IE $3.98 Great Britain ordered naD1155 Albert Erickson state of Utah, on or be- - val reservist officers to report for WH ofl'ount-vlot 1 blk 96 Plat A Logan City1f"rB tlu 21st da' of February, A. duty. German church dictaHans Kerri, 27 sec T 12N R IE ..$1.00 j1SEv, tor. decreed censorship for pastoral Lew Andrew Beg. at pt 6 JANE AUSTIN", Administratrix letters. rd N Of SE cor of blk 43 Dec, 5 Church of England comthe Estate of Adelbert Austin, mission rejected claim of women to A Logan City N 18 rd W 9plat'f ' rd enter priesthood. 0 18 rd E 9 rd to beg in blk Dec. 6 French chamber of depu37 Plat A orties dissolved all Logan farm in NE1, sec S3 T 12N R IE ganizations. $1.00 became D2448 Bertha Gessell Chiang premier The WH of China. lots 2 & 3 blk 24 Plat A Dec. 7 Hopei and Chahar provLogan farm SW14 sec 28 T 12N R IF inces, northern China, set up autonomous regime. 417.10 Dec. 10 London silver market colHome in Logan lapsed. 11 Carlos Mendleta resigned H' BudSe. adttach to Dec. as president of Cuba. D2u84Beg at a pt that is S 89 Dec. 12 King Fuad decreed resdeg 40 min W 274 ft of pt S 1 toration of constitutional governdeg 14 min W 1274 ft of NW cor ment in Egypt, Great Britain conlot 1 blk 3 Plat B Logan Island senting. 14 Dec. President Mazaryk of 1 deg 2 min W 987 ft N 78 Czechoslovakia resigned. deg 45 min W 373.7 ft N 9 deg Dec. 18 Eduard Bones elected 38 min E 218 ft N 16 president of Czechoslovakia. deg 20 min North China autonomy council In76 deg 06 min w I28 stalled. a 12 deg 20 min E 215 H 27 deg 50 min E 160 ft N 53ft INTERNATIONAL deg 4 min E 40 ft N 86 deg 56 min E 80 ft to beg 7.30 Jan. 4 Foreign Minister Laval of France and Premier Mussolini of P Imifh-T- he Italy began peace pact conference In W 4H rds of the N 10 rds Rome. blk 6 plat A Logan Mussolini and Laval Jan. 6 S49 G78 1 D2685A J chn city full agreement on all points reached L. Bums in dispute between Italy and France. Pt lot 4; beg at a pt 1 rd E Jan. 2 The Saar voted to rejoin and 2.25 ch N of SW cor sd lot Germany. Jan. 17 League set March 1 as 19, pIat c Lgan 1 bJl Island date for return of the Saar to Ger2.25 ch E 5.66 ch S 2.25 ch many, W 5.66 ch to beg SEU sec 34 Feb. 12 Ethiopia defied Italys demand for satisfactory amends in tp 12N R1E $2.86 border row. African RB EBerntsen attach March 11 Russia decided to sell to D986 D986 Russell E. Bernt-- n Chlneze Eastern railway to Manctiu-kuThe North 4 rods of the 20 France March to appealed S 7 rds of lot 5 blk 47 Plat A League of Nations to deal with GerLogan City in NE1,, Sec 33 T many's scrapping of the Versailles 12N R IE treaty. $2.86 March 21 Germany defied France J. Hansen Summer and Italy, rejecting protests. March 26 in. Logan canyon, lot 7 "9 Japan's resignation blk E Birch Glen from league became effective. $2 86 April 14 England, Fiance and B 78 8 Jos. F. Merrill Summer Italy, at Stresa, agreed on peace nome in Logan canyon, lot 8 blk plan for Europe and denounced Geras treaty violator. many lenT $5.72 April 17 League of Nations coun-- E. Skeen Summer cil adopted resolution censuring P. Logan canyon, lot 12 Germany for treaty violation. hlk E Birch 20 Chancellor Hitler, in note April Glen $8.58 to 18 nations, rejected league coun78 15 J. B. Robbins Summer cils resolution condemning Germany. Lome in Logan canyon lot 13 blk E Birch Glen $5.72 B 78 30 Jesse Earl, attached to Auir. j - 1 LEGAL NOTICES 1 - Kai-she- k ..Il (o th .f f rl ti ! ! A It N tfuir ti !tl t t hUm I: If .la! H t I .f tm . til y T rl'r trol I, July draft il -- I t. I ll.tile r .. i. f i t i r i, .f r. , t4 I!v I i r x . ! i id S. .i : k p ( ,r tu i. 1,.V ..g resigned from nkrl p.ilv and Ethiopia to keep their obligations under the Kellogg pact Sept. H ItAlbm cabinet refused compromise on Ethiopian question. S pt appealed to League of Visions lo slop "persecution" In Germnnv. Sept jl Baly rejected peace plan of lung u rr.fhmlltce, Sept 26 League of Nations council actcil to enforce peace but gave Italy ten i a to agree to conciliation. Spt yt (Jre.it Britain promised to Nitpport cd t i vt action against an v in cr ..! Oct ;''iiir'rnr Ha He Selassie League of Nations Italians had iruaded Ethiopia from Eritrea. Geiwrtl mobilization of all Fas IMS In lalv Oct 3 Italian plane and artillery honthtrded Aduvwi, Adigrut and liar-rnkilling And wounding hundreds. General mloBrsf ion ordered by Haile Sel.nsie 0,t. 4 Italians invaded southern Ethiopia, and captured Adigrat in the north. on. Italians captured Aduwa; S.Oon Ethiopians killed. Oct. 7 League of Nations council found Halva Invasion of Ethiopia an net of war against all other members of the league." on. 9 Austr'a and Hungary refused to Join in League of Nations sanctions against Italy. Oct. in League assembly declared Italv outlawed. Oct. 11 League voted embargo on arms and munitions for Italy and raised embargo on arms for Ethiopia On, 14 League of Nations banned loans to Italy. foreign 19 Fifty-twmembers of Oct. of Nations declared a boycott League on Italian goods and an embargo on key exports. Oct. 21 Germany formally ended membership In League of Nations. orNov. League of Nations dered sanctions ngalnst Italy Into effect November 18. . Paraguay gave notice of withdrawal from League of Nations. Nov. 6 Germany told League of Nations she would bar trade in Italv or Ethiopia. goods for Nov. 8 Italians occupied Makale and Gorahal. Ethiopia. Nov. 9 Japanese naval unit occupied part of Shanghai; new crisis threatened. Nov. 11 Mussolini formally protested against sanctions, Nov. 17 United trade treaty made public. Nov. 18 Sanctions against Italy by 52 nations went Into effect. succeeded Gen. Pietro Badoglio Oen. Emilio de Bono ns commander in chief of Italian armies in Ethiopia. Nov, 20 Pope Plus named twenty new cardinals. Nov. 27 Japan seized control of north China railways and sent large bodies of troops to the Tientsin area, Deo. 2 British cabinet decided to support oil embargo against Italy; defenses of London ordered strengthened. Dec. 5 American, Irish and Canadian delegates met in Washington c to plan air service. Dec. 6 Italian planes bombed ImAmerican hospital and perial palace, Red Cross tents in Pessye, Ethiopia. Emperor Haile Selassie formally protested to League of Nations. Dec. 8 Great Britain and France agreed 9 on last peace offer toconfer-eneItaly.e Dec. International naval i r. Em-per- 1 States-Canadla- ft trans-Atlnntl- opened In London. Dec. 11 Ethiopia rejected Franco-Britis- h peace plan. Japan's demand for naval rejected by other powers In rarity London parley. Dec. 18 Sir Samuel Hoare resigned r.s British foreign secretary because of opposition to Franeo-Britispeace plan, Italians defeated Ethiopians in big battle south of Makale. United States and Honduras concluded reciprocity trade agreement. Dec. 1) League or Nations council discarded Franeo-Britispeace plan. Outer Mongolia invaded by Japanese and Mancnukuan troops. Pec. 12 h h ro?"'0' h $50,-6- old-ag- J4.0of),-009.0- O o'-- r m , r..: .. u rple . d An t. moved bank rt.'iihj based on gld to n taken by M ti r n i jeAAA ofpopped retric. spring ' iat. punting shortage irf.g h 2- 1- llonoa M Patmen inflation plan to pay sol- a us. r al n Mir- li 22 President naked to puna atricler food and drug bill. M.rn 23 Senate passed works rrltef measure. M r ti 24 President gave his approval to proposed constitution for lhM.fpp!h he. 26 President left on fishing Hi Bahamas. tnp tiute passed 9vo5.tHt0.000 treasury bill Mir. h 27 House voted $38,000,000 to ireiigthen navy shore banes. Mir h 28 Senate voted for repeal of to ome tax publicity feature. S' M Goal miners and operators a v reed to continue wage scale until June 6. United States Supreme April court ncain reversed lonvlrtion and death s.rience of two negroes in g. otthboro case. for rall-Five p. r cent pay rai v went into effect. A il Conference n port on work bill accepted by senate and h..'1-President Roosevelt ended Apr liN - .it g trip and signed the work ni f .:i House passed McSwaln Apr r t.t S Lilt W S the nav p.is-e- d public loS.i'nO.OhO. wrk lollp carrying House passed admlnla Apt tr.ii.-nocial security bill. April 2 - Era nk Walker named director of National Emergency council and hief adviser in work relief ur-expen-April 2t President announced creation f three new' agencies for work relief piovr.im, and named eight cl. ' "f projects 5 April Secretary Ickea named head of MTks allotment division. Aprd Hopkins made head of wi.iks progress division. April 2. Supreme court ruled In favor of Anzona In Parker dam case May 2 United Staten Chamber of Conn erco adopted resolutions oppos-inlegislation asked by the adniln-1rat pul May 3 I. eland Harrison appointed minister to Rumania. M.iv 6 Supreme court declared railw.iv penM0n act unconstitutional. May 7 Senate passed the Patman f. fon-rr.-- d - reno-utlo- i i I u- i .4 g st bonus bill. of vVilllam Conviction Langer of North Dakota and four others for conspiracy to misuse federal relief funds reversed by Federal Court of Appeals. May 9 House parsed the omnibus banking hill. May II President Roosevelt estab- lished rural electrification division, headed by Morris L Cooke. Dennis Chavez appointed senator from New Mexico. May 14 Senate passed hill extending NRA until April 1. ,936 Long's resolution for Investigation of Farley rejected by senate. May 15 Repr esentative Michael L, United States district Igne appointed attorney18 ae Chicago. Senate passed the Wagner May labor relations bill. 18 Audit by Comptroller May General MeCarl disclosed great waste In TVA. May 20 President fixed wages and hours for work relief program. Norman Armour appointed American minister to Canada. Mny 22 President Roosevelt, appearing personally before joint session of congress, vetoed the Patman bonus measure. The house immediIt. ately May 23 Senate sustained Presiof bonus act. dents veto May 24 Senate passed $460,000,000 loll. navy appropriation May 27 United States Supreme court unanimously ruled the code structure and wage and labor hours provisions of NRA were unconstitu. tional. Frazier Lemke farm mortgage moratorium act held invalid by Supreme court. Roosevelts removal of President the late William E. Humphrey as trade commissioner declared invalid court. by Supreme May 28 Senate passed Copeland food, drug and cosmetic bill. May 29 California Pacific exposition at 31San Diego opened. President Roosevelt sugMay revision of Constitution to gestedeconomic control to federal govgive ernment. 1 Young George WeyerhaeuJune from Tacoma, freed on ser, kidnaped ransom. of $200,000 payment6 Electric power strike in 50 June Illinois 7cities ended in compromise. House passed bill extendJune ing skeletonized NRA until April 1, 1936. June 9 H. M. Waley and wife were arrested in Salt Lake City for Weyerhaeuser kidnaping and confessed. June 10 Republicans of ten midwest states opened "grass roots" conference In Springfield, condemning the New11 Deal. Senate passed the pubJune lic utility12 bill. President Roosevelt preJune sented diplomas to 276 West Point grad uates. June 13 Senate passed resolution to NRA skeletonized extending A of War Dern June 14 Secretary Foulois of air vindicated General mail charges. 16 President Roosevelt June named new NRA board with James O'Neill as administrator. nuiJune 17 House extended two years. sance" taxes 18 House AAA passed June amendments asked by administra- tlJune 19 President told to congress his plan to break up great fortunes and redistribute wealth through taxes. Senate passedV the social security bill. House passed the bill. Senator Couzens gave federal government $550,090 for industrial workers home colony in Detroit area. made June 25 Gen. Hugh Johnson director for New York. works relief set 26 aside President June from works fund to provide job's for youth of nation. President handed $91,000,-nol juy to Rexford Guy Tugwell for rural resettlement work. bill july 2 House passed utilities and without "death sentence" clause, of lobbythen ordered investigationmeasure. and against the ing for 22 General strike at Terrt July . Wagner-Conner- y labor-disput- o charges, Aug. IA Senate passedn farm mora. hllU and torium and railway adopted cunf- rem rej.i.rt on banking lull IIoiim pas-e- d Guffev coni hill, re. pension hill and coiiferem porta 'n !.inking ani rivers ami harbors hllD. eul.irgid powAug 21 C'ongre neutralers of TVA; senate p.m-ity resolution onccrtting juarrel. Aug. 22 Hoime accepted .vmpro. mis "death aentenca In uiiUtles hill. GufTy coal hill taed hr senate. Untie passed resolution for mandatory embargo on arms shipments to nations at war. Aug. fl John G Wlnnnt appointed chairman of labor relnMnn hoard. conferAug. ence reports on utipties new tax and alcohol control hil'a: and apr roved compron.isa neutrality Texan voted for prohibition repeal and local option. Aug. ?6 Congress adjourned; third deficiency appropriation hill killed hv Senator lyong'a filibuster Aug. 28 James A. Moffet resigned an federal housing administrator. Sept, 5 President ordered Inquiry Into deaths of hundreds of war vet- erans in Florida hurricane. 6 Stewart McDonald apSept. pointed federal housing administrator. Sept 8 Senator Huev P Iong of Louisiana shot and crithally wounded In Baton Rouge, assassin killed by ling's hodvguard. g,.pt. i National encampment of G. A R. opentd in Grand Rapids. Mich. Sept. lrt Senator I.opg ditd Sept. 12 Olev Nion of Slater Iowa elected commander in chief of G. A U. 16 Franklin C. Ilovt ap Sept pointed federal afioiiol a)nunistra-tor- . Sept 17 Voters of Pennsylvania and New Mexico rejected changes in state const tutions. Sept. 21 President Roosevelt allocated $kOoioio.mo more to WPA. American Legion convention opened In St. Louis. Mo. James M. Iandis was appointed chairman of the SK" Soft coal miners began strike. 26 President Roscvelt Sept. started on trip to pacific coast. Strike of soft coal miners won by the union. Hay Murphy of Ida Grove, Iowa, elected commander of American rail-wa- e o- .r R. ',!. n A1. iiof, i.ny IfiK.ir-a r. I. At hc i .r ! - if te I'Vlr! H V. M f .I 1 h i 'I fi u 1 a ! f f.-- nn l t in 'i'h y i g I . tii ttl n . I l !!. J f M..I tri a te ,hl, li .1 h I April J b j "aw'i'iV ti.- . 14 1 I ui.-. nr n.rr ftir r Krt ft I lisi-T- . T li 1 ,ir ' D.,1 I i . 'V, r r r- '!, Indo. I t - Max t j . 4 t i t N in di- I at'l !!'! . Vi D 1 r 3 i : Mav .r )i nd J Mi M.v !: it.lrt J i. l i ro. ' M ' AM r ' i lM.i.i AM.criean : li 1'"' t' f I l f. Mu fr' r i te M ui in K x I... mi 2: V 't u J't trtMl d p u M fr f$. V .v p t K . t ,i "f k l.i'i'ii.'r . ' k ii 2 : a f i ed pt ItJid.iii; at Hi.! fit be. If.iard K IrMu-- r Of ote t a .1 u ' Apr I bMn I pi r at ... Ufa ir uni B r i.l n !i ilw a iHii'ii ni i f v April A' rf a r ' A J fiUu.lhkl. f nt.d il! r r nil -, j Legion. Spt. 29 New budget announced, reducing deficit by mors than a billion and a quarter. Sept. 30 Van Swearingen brothers regained control of their railway empire. Oct. 2 President Roosevelt sailed on Cruiser Houston from San Diego. Maj. Gen. Malin Craig appointed chief of staff of army. Oct. 9 New Jersey Court of Errors and Appeals upheld death sentence for Bruno Hauptmann for the Lindbergh baby. murdering In Oct. 16 President Roosevelt Panama. Oct. 17 Vice President Garner and Mg congressional delegation sailed for Philippines Oct. 18 AVilliam Green president of American Federation of Labor. Oct. 23 President Roosevelt landed at Charleston, S. C. Oct. 26 Farmers voted by big majority for retention of corn-ho- g program. Oci. 27 United States Supreme court opened fall session in its new home. Nov. 4 Eastern standard time for Chicago 5 adopted by council. Kov. Republicans gained control of New York legislature and elected mayors of Philadelphia and Cleveland. A. B Chandler. Democrat, elected governor of Kentucky. Nov. 7 Federal Judge W. C. Coleman at Baltimore held public utilities holding act unconstitutional. Nov. 11 J. N. chief of the biological survey, resigned. Nov. 17 President Roosevelt refused to Interfere In Mexico's church affairs. Bar association upheld Liberty league lawyers' offer of legal aid. Nov. 20 President Roosevelt went to Warm Springs, Ga. Nov. 22 United States shipping board warned American shippers against shipping war material to Italy and Ethiopia. Nov. 23 John L. Lewis resigned as vice president of A. F. of L. Nov. 24 Supreme court granted temporary Injunction against AAA taxes on rice. processing Nov. 50 Federal relief ended with shifted from FERA rolls 3,500.000 to WPA pay rolls. Dec. 2 George N. Peek as president of export bank.resigned Secretary Wallace announced new corn-hoprogram. Dec. 5 Congress of American Industry and National Association of Manufactures adopted platform for defeat of New Deal and return to "American system." Dec. 6 Senator Norris of Nebraska declared he was not a candidate for Dec. 8 Lawyers' committee of American Liberty league declared Guffey coal act unconstitutional. Dec. 9 President Roosevelt addressed the American Farm Bureau convention in Chicago, defending the AAA, and received honorary degree from Notre Dame in South Bend, Ind. Supreme court refused to review the conviction of Bruno Hauptmann for kidnaping and murdering the Lindbergh baby. Dec. 13 Hauptmann sentenced to die in week of Jan. 13. Dec. 15 Gov. Talmadge of Georgia announced his candidacy for Democratic Presidential nomination. comDec. 16 Republican national mittee selected Cleveland for city. Dec. IS Frank C. Walker resigned g. g as NEC head. AERO Jan. 12 Amelia Earhart made solo to California in 18 flight Honolulu hours 16 minutes. Doolittle flew Jan. 15 "Jimmy across United States transport plane in 11 hours 59 minutes. Feb. 21 Leland S. Andrews broke Doolittle's transcontinental speed record by 3S minutes. March 17 Airways Clipper Pioneer flew from Alameda, Calif., to Honolulu. Robot-pilote- d TWA March 30 plane flew from coast to coast In 12 hours 6 minutes. Amelia Earhart made nonfrom Mexico City to stop flight Newark, 12N. J. June Airways Clipper plane started from Alameda, Calif., for Midway islands. June 13 Clipper plane reached Honolulu. June 15 Clipper plans reached Midway islands. May 8 mirr m;nUtr f rhauf. V I pen-io- ru-rn- repeated pink tax publicity feature. It -- J Gr:iwfrd Higgs, ktmr.il, returned ..m M tu to nicrthunl present nuil con- - v V '.t w d ! I. t 1 Tanuarv 3. 1936 s KVmlrtn l"n Uhrttt.a rigned hoard Id ti it S - M.r . ti f Ml ,t t i i, l pi i , , N.h Ions fmin-- i rived IfrtH pia ami the N.itinns amen) .1 r t . sent r S.unuel H'are. Brit- ecr l irv t!d League of f. r. iKn v Britain would lo-l,i- e c tt ,.. ,i t r i f fr on continent unless rill nrtibu if league anconsented aggres f. taint against sor of State Hull Spt W 'll I'.-- t i u r. w. n i n.1- r il..' Ij Aug 9 Ena i ment of social mcu-rltlaw Completed, Aug. 15 -- i.iilo passed new tax bill Al Hoim cleared Federal Jii!t a hulcr of Illinois miomiu-- t MibMdv f,,r , KdrtrtMle ) - I ' . t-- Com- ..!Miiu t - ; m , ti.tiniM plot d.,t elurfnt by t its An , j' Hi of American n 2 1 d In Sef-M- .v G A a k dlx r'lia-ir-elected (harlm K R'k the Nw Deal inridl. man, date. 4efp!hg Gen B D. F'ubd Aug. head .f army air orp. i.untanl retired fonrriiin un coritr4- - M H.tJfe I'JSbrd JhjUor Con.jfcncd bank bill July Up tel .'V I aed h t s I 24 Jatne- - t Neill trahtned SS head of A UK 111! 1 NRA, rffe. ti bill f t; f et Julv 3 m o in 1 i! tormg hpaituh war t era t.M. pen trt bill pilR'rd If Aug. holme. in Aug 8 Rhode Republic . s 'Hh rtriUctnunt qu.irtrl st itn dtrmnndrd plotting in f ru ally rejected - 'i rtKiint FriiLv. Mint hut stt suppllts, National i jitul I'tn.r.J i.iit, AAA ?J - Sn.aie paftird Jiy h il amend'! named I, W. I'lri: t !i It Cramer to Paul leatb.n a t u - u GUml Keriir Tetr Haul link (Ailed off tV JU V ('Ittfth. f S.itioiirt count- DOMESTIC eW ( u twenty Jan. 1 Rhode Island Democrats by a coup seized the senate and ousted the Supreme court. Jan. 3 Seventy-fourtcongress met and organized; Byrns elected speaker4 of house. President Roosevelt In anJan. nual message proposed great work relief program to supersede the direct dole. Jan. 7 President Roosevelt presented to congress a budget for the fiscal year lsr, calling for expenditures of $8,500,010,000. United States Supreme court held unconstitutional petroleum control provisions of the National Industrial act. Recovery Jan. 9 Arbitration commission ordered United States to apologize to Canadian government and pay for sinking of the rum running schooner I'm Alone. Jan. 11 House passed $770,000,000 offices bill. independent Jan. 16 President sent message urging senate lo approve United States' entry into World court. Jan. 17 President's menage oute lined "social safety" plan and pensions. Jan. 21 Bill in house giving Roosevelt power aver spending of for public welfare and for relief. Jan. 24 House passed $4,800,000,000 relief and works bill. Jan. 25 House voted power to Roosevelt to borrow $11,500,000,000 to pay New Deal cost. Jan. 26 Uprising In Louisiana put down by Huey Long's troops. Jan. 29 Senate rejected World court adherence resolution. House passed bill to extend RFC for another two years. Jan. ,30 Senate passed bill to increase borrowing power of New Deal by $11,500, ooo.oou. Jan. 31 Roosevelt extended auto code to June 16. Feb. 2 North Dakota Supreme court ousted Moodie as goernor. - (,.) t.i a Gtr bT6 V;res ? t mi Car t l.liA turn i. '! itaii.if-Bti I. lHi ''V!," ft t and HuabU At.iti-- ohi;ic;n .: .1 a i tnnHr ti ! reiiit?n t. rt ;ifd Laii 1 ultima- ij ov4 upy rttid .ti i i. P.irrttfuaf ti ( ut Urn Mritam county. utaii - uo t vrrd t signed ! n 1935 J, fr 4 i Chronology of the Year . AIM- - Joseph T. Lofthouse - ltefi lit I I llftO rhs W from em of kre 10 T WN It IK N "o i li N l T J.-i- ; t'5 tn.n W 15 rh to K 1 Compiled by bank of Littl( ISrur limr fol 1U uu-anto S Inn- - of NW. of W. siv 10 K tilon S lino of sd NWi, loe i to Ik'B - 33 acres E18G0-- W. E. Cowley, et;il be at 1 Morao U Vi 1 Mr M M m pt 14 rds & 13 ft N of a pi, If. 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D- - y m im I.attf-- t Kc M.iy :i n ra M i'a f V 7 7 y d I Ji r S nr ladVr Foulk. M y p - Will c I mr, at prt ituMinr M ! Rn hit. ird. Ind a W. u Admiral R r M.v Si of Vlmv. g Mafiolm Camphell nt Dayton Bench, driving enr 276 niilm nn hour. April 6 Cambridge beat Oxford In annual ehell rm April 6 Gfpe Sarazn won Mister golf tournament nt Augusta. fa f Ohio April 26 Jerwe Owen State ed new American record for broad Jump, 26 feet l in.hrs. at Drake rcJnv. Muv 4 Omaha won the Kentucky d. rt y. Mav in -- Gantonerl rev lined light-wcU-tiU 1y hipping Ami hi of 1' May State set new world s (cord for low rTd r. hurdle. Mav 21 - University ft M hivin ntid John Fi- - In r won R.g Ti n golf iv linxi't'd, N'liriiHv m 7. n to 3. Ital-In- GJo In 27 Chicago Cubs won Na- tional League championship. Sept. 29 American pro golf team won Ryder cup from British team. Oct. 2 Chicago Cubs defeated Detroit Tigers in first world series game. Oct. 3. Tigers won second game from Cubs. Oct. 4 Tigers won third w'orld series game. Tony Canzoneri defeated Al Roth, retaining5 lightweight title. Oct. Tipors won fourth game In world series. Oct. 6 Cubs captured fifth world series game. Oct. 7 Detroit Tigers won sixth the world championship. game and Oct. 23 John Revolta won national P. G. A. championship. Nov. 15 Sixto Escobar of Puerto Rico won bantamweight title from Lou Salica. Nov. 19 Welker Cochran won world billiards championship23 in Chicago." Nov. Minnesota and Ohio State tied for Big Ten football title. Yale defeated Harvard in football. Nov. ?,0 Army beat Navy at football. Dec. 8 A A. U. voted for American participation in Olympic games In Germany. Avery Brtinciuge elected president of A. A. U. Dec. i3 Joe Louis beat Paulino Uzcudun in New York. Dec. 15 Detroit Lions won professional football championship. three-cushio- n NECROLOGY Jan. 1 William Sproul, of Southern Pacific railroad. Jan. 8 Hubert Vos, painter, In New York. Jan. 11 Mine. Marcella Sembrlch, former opera star. Mrs. John Dickinson Jan. 15 Sherman, former president General Federation of Women's clubs, in Denver. John Barton Payne In Jan. 23 Washington. Jan. 26 Rear Admiral Robert E. Coontz at Bremerton, Wash. Adrian Iselin In New Jan. 29 York. Jan. 31 Richard Washburn Child, diplomat8 and author. Frederick Warde, veteran Feb. ' actor. Feb. 9 Cora Harris, novelist. Arthur Somers Roche, Feb. 17 author. Former Justice Oliver March 5 Wendell Holmes. March 12 Dr. Michael I. Pupin, scientist, 3 in New York. James Mullenbach, noted April labor mediator, In Chicago. Lukeinan, sculpHenry Augustus York. tor, in New April 4 W. F. Axton of Louisville, tobacco magnate and turfman. April 5 Edward Arlington Robinson, American poet. ... W Elliott Jun cago - Jui cofu -J railway r.irtooniat Sproul of Chi- n. of J Clvlani. author licit rd. American dlivr and artit. -- Mt t July fclman, USA July 8 Hay L"ng. noted mAgazine editor, Col. Alfred Dreyfus Julv I2-- of Kniioe July 17 -- George IrBh pm-n 21 -- July Anne Kiin,'..i II July York. Min' hrb-- nuell. William Pm! Mm II d fiellnentirt LnglUth ra of New R- !,- irk util magnate it eteran farm Gray ?- Ir WaHer WilLam. educator at rVl'ii i, 'I G licit of 11 July MasM-'li'iMiti- , Ju'y 2 lead r July forc.er npeakcr and t n hiL.u.. laitef-Little of CnJifor- May 27. again won Biilr'ii anutiir golf f Ohio State set Owen three new wor!l record and tud in Bur Ten track meet which antlier wn won by University of Michigan. I'arnev Roh whipped May 27 Jimmy McLarnm, regaining world Welterweight title. My 3'i Kelly p. tillo won Indianapolis 3 Minh-ot- auto race. won Big Ten June bnv.'hall cha mpionph ip. June 5 Aa Khan's Bahram won English 7 derby. Ohio State won central June track meet. June 8 Sam Parks of rittsburtjh won open golf cliampionnhip. Juno 13 James J. Braddock won from heavyweight Max Baer. June 16 Johnny Revolta, Milwaukee pro. won western open golf title June IS University of t'alifornia won the Poughkeepsie regatta June 22 Bradley s Black Helen won American derby In Chicago Yale defeated Harvard in annual regatta. June 25 Joe Louis defeated Primo Camera in New York. July 21 Charles Yates of Atlanta won western amateur golf title at Colorado Springs. July 29 English tennis team won Davis cup from Americans. Aug. 7 Joe Louis whipped King Levinsky in one round at Chicago, Aug. 17 American women tennis team beat English and retained Wightman cup. Aug. 26 Lou Sallca won bantamweight title by beating Slxto Escobar in New York. Aug. 31 Mrs. Gienna Collett Vare won women s national golf championship.3 Sir Malcolm Campbell of Sept. England set new world record of 301.337 miles per hour with his Bluebird automobile in Utah. Helen Jacobs retained Sept. 11 women's national tennis championship. Sept. 12 WHmer Allison won national tennis championship. Lawson Little won national amateur golf title. Sept. 10 Uisko won middleweight championship from Yaioz in Pittsburgh, Detroit Tigers won Sept. 20 American League pennant. 24 Louis knocked out Joe Sept. Max Baer In fourth round at New 5"d-nu- rfr ni! actr.- Anita hrtpdsrap. March 7 Sir broke own f'lnfipoiivtui.H M J 2 A jAwrnr. ing. R Alnhirna defeated Stsnfird Bowl f iutball gam at Jan. 2 Sullivan trophy awarded to Bill Bmthron of Princeton by the A. A. ( Fb 23 Amr.ir $18.4 0 Santa York. Sept. M f..r f .'i t f Phtla- - ' Tu'. II Aug nn publieher atnl general. 9 Aug. Tru.ix of Aug. 13 poet Au$r hmnont 15 Wil y Aug. R pr -- Will Ror. iln pre-Hp- 2 Aug. 27 artixt. Charles William Watson, and author, Aug. 22 first -Aug. ntattve Obi-.- in Rogers, Eng-Ii.-- h actor and a l.it'T Gardner Walingti editor Admiral Koiidourlntls, of Grek republic. Timnix A. lalinoh, Jr. CliiMe H,isarn. American Belgium Aug, 29 Queen Astfid Aug. 30 Henri Barbus, noted French author and pacifist. Aug. 31 Mr. Harold Ickea, wife of secretary of the Interior. Herman Bernstein, American author and editor nnd former diplomat.' Sept. 2 Charles Dickinson of Chi-- 1 cago, pioneer in aviation. Georg C. Hannon, veteran Amerl-- ! can diplomat, Sept, 4 Bishop Walter T. Sumner of Oregon, crusader against vie. Sept. 7 William Abbatt of New York, historian. Mrs. Wilson Woodrow, American novelist. Sept. 8 E I Doheny. oil magnate.. Sept. 9 Former Gov. S. S. I'enne-will of Pennsylvania. Sept. 10 United States Senator Huey P. Ixng of Louisiana. Sept. 12 Clive Runnells, vice president Pullman company. Sept. 14 Dr. Leo Gans, neator of German chemical Industry. Dame Madge Kendall, veteran, English actress. Sept. 19 J. S. Cooper, former U. S. commissioner of education. Julea Gambon, French diplomat. Sept. 20 Gen. W. W. Atterbury, retired president of Pennsylvania railroad. Sept. 23 De Wolf Hopper, AmerL can comedian. Sept. 29 Ernest P. Bicknell, vice chairman of American Red Cross. Oct. Karl Harrtman, magazine editor. Oct. 3 Bishop T. F. Gailor, chancellor of University of the South, at Sewanee, Tenn. Oct. 4 Henry de Jouvenel, French statesman. Oct. 6 Edward C. SJoore of Chicago, musician and music critic. Oct. 7 Francis Wilson, veteran comic opera star. Oct. 16 Maj. Gen. Milton J. Foreman of Chicago. Maj. Gen. W. L. Sibert. one of builders of Panama canal. Oct. 17 T. V. O'Connor, former chairman U. S. shipping board. Oct. 19 Congressman H. M. Kimball of Kalamazoo, Mich. Oct. 20 Maj. Gen, A. W. Greely, Arctic explorer. Sidney Smith, cartoonist. Oct. 21 Langdon E. Mitchell of New York, playwright. Oct. 22 Dr. J. C. Bloodgood of Baltimore, cancer expert. Lord Carson, North Irish statesman. Federal Judge W. I. Oct. 27 Grubb at Birmingham, Ala. 29 Dr. Johnston Myers Rev. Oct. of Chicago, noted Baptist pastor. Ho v, 6 Dr. Henry F. Osborn, scientist and explorer, In New York. A. William ("Billy") Sunday, In Chicago. evangelist. Nov. 8 Herman Black, newspaper in Chicago. publisher, Nov. 9 Walter L. Fisher of Chicago, former secretary of the interior. Nov. 13 Frank Navin, president of Detroit Tigers ball club. Nov. 17 J. K. Blatchford, hotel man, in Chicago. Federal Judge Louis Nov. 18 at Normal, 111. FitzHenry Federal Judge Benson Nov. 19 at Columbus, Ohio. Hough 20 Nov. Earl Jellicoe, British ad miral. Nov. 21 Dr. A. B. Dinwiddle, pres ident of Tulane university. Nov. 24 E. W. Rice, pioneer In electricity industry, at Schenectady, N. Y. Nov. 30 Dr. Edward Judd, noted mayo clinic surgeon. Dec. 1 J. M. Young, of New York, Inventor of vacuum packing can. Adrian Stokes. English artist. Dec. 2 Dr. James H. Breasted of University of Chicago, orientalist. Princess Victoria, sister of king of England.M. Miss Carey Thomas, dent of Bryn Mawr. Dec. 3 Dr. Francis Le Roy Satter-lee- , American pioneer In research. Luella Miner, American educator In 1 China. Decr 4 Don C. Seitz, New veteran author and newspaper York, man. Dec. 8 Charles Ewing of Philadelphia, president of Reading Railway company. Dec. 12 M. J. Van Sweringen of Cleveland, Ohio, railway magnate. Dec, 15 Gov. F. II, Cooney of Montana. Dec. 16 Thelma Todd, screen actress, In Los Angeles. Most Rev. Alphonse Smith, Catholic bishop 17of Tennessee, Dec. Miss Llzette Reese of poet. Dec. 18 Juan Vicente Gomez, of Venezuela. Dec. 19 George D. Buckley, former publisher and banker, in New pres-iden- York. Western Newspaper Union. j |