SANCTIONS MEAN WAR, SAY ITALIANS; Warn Britain That Mussolini Is Prepared to Fight Any Who Try to Thwart Him.
By Arnaldo Cortesi
Italy warns that closing would be hostile act
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August 23, 1935
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Forming of New Nation Foreseen As an Outcome of the Chaco War; Paraguay's Plan for Independent Republic of Santa Cruz, Composed of Two Bolivian Provinces, Is Studied in Buenos Aires -- Country's Area Would Rank Seventh on Continent.
By John W. White
Paraguay plans to aid formation of Republic of Santa Cruz, composed of 2 Bolivian provinces and ranking 7th on continent, as result of Chaco war; map
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COTTON LOAN OF 9C SET BY AAA, PLUS GRANT TO FARMERS; Cooperating Producers Will Get Difference Between 12 Cents and the Market Price.
By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES
AAA sets loan of 9c per lb but will give growers difference between 12c and market price; must sign up for 1936; Southern Sens protest; N Y Cotton Exch surprised
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ROOSEVELT BACKED BY STATE A.F. OF L.; NEW PARTY BARRED; Resolution Voices Special Praise of President's Social Security Program.
By Joseph Shaplen
Resolution by N Y S Fed of Labor
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Tartar Riders Enter Moscow Triumphantly; On Road 83 Days to Give Voroshiloff a Horse
By Walter Duranty
Tartar Mongol riders from Turkmenistan present him with horse
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Notable Births
1935Roy Strong, English historian, curator, and author[†]
Sir Roy Colin Strong, is an English art historian, museum curator, writer, broadcaster and landscape designer. He has served as director of both the National Portrait Gallery and the Victoria and Albert Museum in London. Strong was knighted in 1982, and made a Companion of Honour in 2016.