France Will Pay War Debt, Herriot Says in Interview
Paris reports Premier Edouard Herriot predicts France will pay its World War I debt to the United States on the same terms as Britain. He vows to return only if his conditions for repayment are met and urges continued Franco American friendship as the debt dispute unfolds.
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France
Herriot
Remier
Edouard Herriot
United States
Lebrun
Wen
United Press
Paris
U.P
Edouard Erriot
Chamber of Deputies
Quai ‘Orsay
Hhe
Albert Lebrun
America
Hoover
Britain
Quai d’Orsay
Tack Letters and Notices From Fort Worth Area
Community columns carry personals seeking a 25 to 35 year old conservative housekeeper and good cook. Requests for help with houses, farm work, and dog puppies available for good homes. Lost purse contents sought by owner. Local readers pledge aid for families in need after a fire and discuss Fort Worth Sandies hopes.
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Box &2
Hereford
Texas
Tack
Amarillo
Husband seeks work before Christmas for our four children
A reader asks for assistance finding employment for her husband to support a large family during the holiday season. She notes four children and the approaching Christmas period and requests any practical job leads or referrals.
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Tack
Know’s His Machinery Seeks Work Experience in Trucks and Stations
A terse plea from Tack signs on about machinery and truck driving skills. The note offers readiness to take any job at filling stations and related work, thanking the reader and signaling openness to offers.
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Tack
Williams Street
Office Work and Child Care Offer in Virginia
A young woman seeks employment in any office role and is willing to perform child care, pet care, or general house work. Experienced in office tasks, available for in home or in my home care. Contact via phone 2-3657. Virginia.
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Tack
Virginia
Sandie supporters urge band trip for Fort Worth games
A Amarillo citizen urges that the pep squad and band accompany the Sandies on the Fort Worth trip citing strong attendance at most ball games this year and a show of fan support.
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Tack
Amarillo
Sandie
Fort Worth
Spider on clock lashed to American industry
The passage describes a spider weaving a web between clock hands, tearing it apart, and weakening as it consumes its own tissue. It laments a three year stagnation in American industry, hoping the metaphorical low mood spider will die. Harvard observatory made spectographs for the first time.
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B. E
East Eleventh Avenue
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Letters of Recommendations
West Sixth Avenue
Milam Street
J. M. Shepherd
Butler Field
Sandies
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Clarendon
E. KR
Erasmus KK
L. Jean Burnett
Pierce Street
Dixon
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New York City
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Hubby
Sonny
S &Qs
Stacy Adams
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S & Q Clothiers
POLK
Jackie
Bes
Harvard Astronomical Observatory
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Worifox
CUTEX
Yardley
Vick
Congress
Phillip
Bayer
West
Shalimar Perfume
DeVilbiss
Shearer
City Drug No. 1
Mennen
Amity
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Williams
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Chamberlain
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