NEWS REVIEW OF CURRENT EVENTS BY EDWARD W PICKARD
A sweeping digest of Washington politics. Hoover clashes with Senate Democrats over relief bills and world court protocol, while Congress passes drought loan funds and an emergency public works package. Kellogg wins Nobel Peace Prize. disarmament talks progress in Geneva. Meuse valley poison fog mystery deepens. and naval and tax policy debates dominate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Senate
Walse
White House
Congress
David L Walsh
Massachusetts
Robinson
Caraway
Glass
Harrison
McKellar
Tennessee
Reed
Pennsylvania
Hyde
House
Louu
Tle
United States
White Christmas Snowflakes Visit Earth in Joyful Tale
Snowflakes desire to visit the earth for a white Christmas. King Snow weighs mischief and mercy as Santa appears, stockings fill, and children wake to sparkling windows, trees, and a Christmas morning of delight.
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Old King Snow
Santa Claus
Snowflakes
King Snow
Mother's Birthday Paper Vase Craft for a Child
A six year old can make a pretty vase for Mother's birthday by collecting linings from old envelopes until a good supply is gathered. They should decorate an attractively shaped bottle with small pieces of different papers, ensuring edges are secure. After the paste dries, apply shellac for a finished vase.
When the Sun Sets
A teacher asks about winter sunsets and a young pupil humorously replies that sunset occurs when the hens go to roost. The exchange captures a simple, rural classroom moment with the child’s practical line of reasoning.
Happy New Year Greeting Sparks Office Civility
In a Western Newspaper Union fragment, Bill defends colleagues Smithers doubts, recounting acts of kindness by Jim Pease, Mary, Mrs Hann, Mrs Baker, and others. The office bids a true Happy New Year as workers praise unity and dedication amid a cynical mood.
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Smithers
Bill
Mra. Hill
Dot
Mone
Mra
Baker
Gote
Saya Abe
Udom
New Year Greetings From the Bens by Florence Harris Wells
In a snowy rural scene Ben and Jane Davy await a Christmas radio that arrives late. A letter from their son Ben in London invites them to hear him play violin on New Year’s Eve as Big Ben tolls. The moment captures hope and family connection across the seas.
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Navy
Adams
House Naval Committee
Adama
Congress
Britten
ADM
Ben
Jane
Mrs. Davy
Big Ben
London
Pat
New Year Reunion Ends Forty Years of Silence
Lee Taylor in New York recalls a quarrel two days after a Christmas week party with James Moore over boundary lines. A chance encounter in his building leads to a heartfelt reunion with Moore from Spottsylvania Virginia. They vow to bury past grievances and start anew for the New Year.
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Baggen Wall
Lee Taylor
New York
James Moore
California
Taylors
Young Lee
Mr. Taylor
Spottsylvania County
Virginia
Spottsylvania
Lea Taylor
Moore
Jamesa Moore
Banda
Taylor
Mlayadere
Western Newapapar Union
Begin Anew If you feel that you misspent year
Fragmentary note suggests a call to start over during a period of regret. The sentence hints at offering a new brand product to help individuals reset and improve past choices. No clear entities or concrete actions are readable.
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Paris
Edward W. Pickard
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Kellogg
Sinclair Lewis
Stockholm
Gustav of
Sweden
Aving
League of Nations
Geneva
Hugh Gibson
R. Hoover
House of Representatives
Federal Farm Board
Operative Organization of
American Worm Bureau Federation
Boston
Federation
Federal Treasury
Federal Land Bank
Washington
Weil
National Capital
Bres
The
Forest Service
Chicago & Alton Railroad
Tinois
Missouri
Wiltington, Ill
Hirst
Chicago
Baltimore & Ohie Railroad
Alton
Alton Company
Harriman
Scs
Meuse
Belgium
France
Elizabeth
Carncad
America
Simon Bolivar
James R. Sheffield
Mexico
Sheffeld
South America
Internal Revenue Commission
North Carolina
Tiinois
Ohio
Michigan
Soverman
South Carolina
Mary Graham Bonner
Waatern Newspaper Union
Noni Clack Bailey
Ges
Mister Smithara
Seach
Bens
Florence Harris Wells
Ben Davy
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