Debts Owed by Allied Nations Must Be Repaid Says US
The United States, after loaning vast sums to European nations for war and postwar salvage, maintains that repayment is a fixed governmental policy. A debt commission has operated for over three years and will press formal demands if reminders fail. France and other nations face a frank, fair settlement on terms similar to those already offered to five debtor countries. Public opinion demands adherence to obligations and relief upon agreement.
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Daily Crossword Puzzle Summary
Puzzle fills include bicycle seat and Swirled Quwin Als Swirled. Clues cover geography languages and objects such as mountain in Washington, Portuguese coin, Roman highway, Japanese measure, tree and flower. Entries reference forms of to be, hereditary nobles, a shelter, an emperor, and a land measure. Solving yields solution of Yesterday's Puzzle and related crossword terms.
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Debts of Seventeen Nations to United States
Seventeen European nations owe the United States over 10.56 billion dollars in principal for wartime loans and postwar supplies. About 1.48 billion dollars in interest is also overdue. Britain leads with roughly 4.58 billion, France about 3.34 billion, and Italy over a billion in principal. Some nations have begun funding discussions. others have made representations but offered no formal settlements. Russia is excluded for now. The total U.S. public debt stands at about 21.25 billion, down from a 1919 peak.
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Weather Across Regions Reflects Climate Contrasts
A dispatch describes Arizona hot at 100 in the shade while the Middle West suffers frost damage to corn and Ohio Indiana gardens. The East endures sudden cold followed by heat. California faces fog and rain as Montana enjoys calm spring to summer weather.
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Vital Statistics and Public Health Records Emphasis
An editorial urges comprehensive vital statistics reporting to federal and state agencies. It highlights Butte city health officers demand complete birth registrations and call on physicians and parents to file formal records for accurate public health data.
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Laws To Flood June With Legal Degrees Predictions
Frequent showers of Lh. D. degrees in June are predicted. But doctors of laws will multiply at an astonishing rate to become as common as laws themselves.
Jimmy Skunk Meets a Monster on Wheels
Jimmy Skunk remains polite as he asserts his right to stay on the road then investigates a wheeled machine. He discovers it is not alive, merely a vehicle made by humans, and learns its purring motion and gasoline odor. His curiosity satisfied, he continues homeward for grub. The tale ends with a hint of the next story.
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Poems That Live BEFORE THE RAIN
Poem by Thomas Bailey Aldrich describes a rain coming day with imagery of mist, marshes, dew, and scattering jewels over land. The speaker notes signs in nature, including poplars leaves and amber grain, as lightning becomes tangled in rain.
Married Men Identified by Foot Mats Riddle
A commercial traveler bragged he could spot married men at a large insurance office. He stood by the door at lunch and named those he believed were married. He was right in almost every case. The explanation: married men wipe their feet on the mat while single ones do not.
German scientist argues Hindenburg seeks unity and peace
Professor Jackh in the United States says Hindenburg will follow Dawes plan and a German security pact, portraying him as a unifier rather than a militarist. He notes voters chose a symbol of national unity, not a party leader, and cites Hindenburg’s past acts to avoid civil conflict and his commitment to peace.
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Horoscope predicts a fortunate day with growth and arts
Astrological reading says a favorable day for most Earth interests with all benefice aspects. It urges business activity and big plans, noting employment opportunities and growth for American cities. It foresees publicity, theater growth, mixed political sentiment, and busy years for some birthdates with dual natures in Gemini children.
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