News Review of Current Events
Edward W Pickard reports on the London naval conference signatories and the looming U S Senate ratification fight over a five power treaty limiting battleship tonnage. Hale leads opposition while Borah Reed and Robinson push broader naval restraint and disarmament. Also covered are Prohibition lobbying testimony, a potential new national party, and the Columbus prison fire deaths with inquiries underway.
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Edward W. Pickard
Stath
Stimson
United States
Senate
Queen
Anne
St. James
Palace
Maca
Mr. Stimson
Aristide Briand
Asi Wakssuk
Admiral Sortennl
Nca
France
Italy
London
Britain
Japan
America
Rance
League “of Nations
Ita
Sen‘Hale
Maine
Great Britain
Vieiona
Far East
Kent
Hale
Alalein
Cruigera
Borah
Foreign ‘Ratationa Committee
Senstora
Reed
Pennsylvvania
Robinson
Berne
Equor
Henry A. Curran
Association Against the
Samuel H. Church
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Pierre du Pont
Hava
Indiana
Curran
United States Supreme Court
Vb. W. Phillips
Pennsylvania
Audociation
Justice Stone
Justice Subford
Women's Organization For’ National Prohibition Reform
Cleveland
Ohio
Mra
Charles Babla
New York
Lindberghs New Flight Sets Record for Speed Across Nation
Col Lindbergh and wife completed a record breaking Los Angeles to New York flight in a Lockheed Sirius at altitudes up to 16,500 feet with a refuel stop at Wichita. The journey lasted 14 hours 45 minutes and 92 seconds, demonstrating faster express service by flying higher. Mrs Lindbergh served as navigator throughout.
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Clonel Lindberger
Los Angates
New York
Wichita
Lindy
Timnner
Stanes
Mra
Dame Fashion Smiles Amid Colorful Accessories
A 1930 Western Newspaper Union item surveys fashion trends and complexes in Dame Fashion's world. It praises beaded and leather bags, exotic scarves, capes and capes details, and the revival of tassels and tippets, noting color, fabrics, and military-inspired silhouettes shaping summer wardrobes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Austiné
Astra
Dame Vashion
Vanice
West
Raleigh
Shelley
Western Newapsper Union
Short Capes Youthful Style Gains In Fashion
Short capes unusually become youthful and important in new mode. They convey a youthful air and a casual look without severity. This example features a turned-back collar held by link buttons, suited to sport materials like light-weight wools. in dimity it appears crisp and refreshing.
Fashion Tips For Women In Spring And Summer 1920s
The piece notes patent leather footwear returning in favor with short evening wraps shown for spring and summer. It highlights popular straw styles Bakon and penamalagne, opera pumps with bows, Lucile Paray sponsored coats, and apron-like Tlaring treatments. Describes built up shoulders, harness effects, velvet appliques on crepe satin with lace, metal trimmed bags, beaded cord suspensions, lighter Milan braid sewing, and stockings matched with pastel dresses as a new trend.
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Bakon
Penamalagne
Opera Pumpa
Lucile Paray
Milan
Waistline Trends Reported by Tape Measure Authorities
The article cites Eileen Bourne of Liberty Magazine predicting sustained waist growth and shifting fashion talks. It notes a fashion era where waists shrink from twenty nine to twenty four inches, with future expectations of further two inch reductions and renewed interest in pink teas and social gatherings.
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Ohio State Penitentiary
Columbus
Flera
Ofa
Nice
Warde
Thomas
Hechtiee
Columbus Bre
Eileen Bourne
Beauty Authority
Miss Bourne
Liberty Magazine
Paris Fashion Embraces Lined Skirts and Coordinated Accessories
Paris mode highlights longer backs on dresses and daring skirt contrasts. Afternoon frocks display skirts lined in coral or green flashes under gray-blue satin and buttercup yellow gowns. A clever style tip is to pick a brooch belt buckle or necklace in the lining shade for a cohesive look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Stouse unveils new blouses in updated feminine style
The article highlights Stouse new blouses as the leading fashion change. They feature soft fabric, feminine fit, unique waistlines and dolero styles, Dakota and vestees with lace trim, buttons, ribbons, embroidery, and pronounced tucks.
David and Wind Explore New Zealand and Its Backbone
David and Wind travel across New Zealand discovering its backbone mountains and unique wildlife. They meet Western Gemisphere again, learn of the kiwl or anteryx, and pass from the South to the North Island near Cook Strait while observing geysers, hot springs, and valleys until dawn.
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Wind
Dryid
New Zealand
David
South Island
Mother Earth
Pye
Tien H
Geo
Wellington
North Island
Cook Strait
Equator
Pacific Ocean
Treas of Nature Teacher Instruction in Bee Sting Care
A teacher admonishes a pupil for brushing off a bee and explains how to remove a sting by gently turning the bee and rotating it. The pupil asks how to determine the bee’s flight direction, seeking practical guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trey
Nature Teather
Pupil
Cat in Milk Churn Tale From Farmyard
A farm boy bursts indoors with a humorous claim that a cat fell into a churn of milk. The farmer asks if he removed it, and the boy replies that he put the cat in. The anecdote preserves rustic humor and rural setting.
Rat Loving Woman Sparks Rat Infestation Debate
A London woman keeps feeding rats in her garden claiming they are charming. Neighbors protest and officials plan to smoke out the rodents. Current law allows feeding animals on private ground, prompting a clash over public health and nuisance.
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London
Society's Deadly Sins in World Service Conference
Dr B Stanley Jones outlines seven deadly sins of society to the Methodist Episcopal World Service conference. Policies without principles wealth without work pleasure without conscience knowledge without character business without morality science without humanity worship without sacrifice.
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B. Stanley Jones
Methodist Episcopal World Service Conference
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Thomas D. Thacher
Heinrich Breuning
German Republic
Ibrary
Lehigh University
Bethlehem
Pierre S.du Pont
Milionaire
Edwards
Overzena
Frente
Fill Farm
Westwood
Mass
Npdclal
Federal Trade Commission
High Post Office
Jothe
Ife
Parker
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Carolina
Supreme Court
Multtea
Ers
Nat
Major Rogers
al Willing
Navy
Shenandoah
KTH
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Ays
Leon ‘Fraser
Pierre. Quesnay
Bank For International Settlements
Basel
Switzerland
Hungary
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
McGarrah
Chicago ‘Crime Commission
Russell
Notorious
Chicago
Crime Commission
Endia
Mahatma Gandhi
Chittagong
Inaurgenta
Karachi
Arabian Pen
Burma
Bombay
Calatta
Madras
Lawt
Bembarg
Drangeiee
Hia
Western Hemisphere
Paxton
Nebraska
Socrates
Pierce
Veoice
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