World War debts loom at London economic talks
At the London conference, Prime Minister MacDonald pressed to address war debts, arguing for a final settlement at Lausanne. US and British delegates clashed on timing and currency issues as Hull urged tariff reduction and Daladier insisted on a gold standard.
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Uncle Sam
Lausanne
British Empire
France
MacDonald
Bull
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Holt
Washington
Guido Jung
Italy
Jan Christian Smuts
South Africa
Jang
Smuts
Neville Chamberlain
Hull
Roosevelt
Daladier
America
Adelie Penguin, Antartic Character Of The South Pole
National Geographic notes the Adelie penguin from Antarctica as the most entertaining bird. The piece details its courtship with stone gifts, nest thefts, and playful tobogganing. It describes breeding, monogamy, chick growth, diet of red shrimplike crustaceans, and predator challenges, concluding with a note on a future Washington Zoo exhibit.
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National Geographic Roctory
Premington
D. C
London
Antarctica
Adelle
Adelie
Antarctic Circle
South Polar
First
Antarctic
Oftelat
Penguing
Ufe
Europe
America
National Zoological Park
Washington, D. C
Washington
South Pole
Antarcica
Dead Sea Facts Straight From Washington Star
The Dead Sea lies 1,292 feet below the Mediterranean with eight times ocean salinity. Fed by the Jordan River and other streams, it remains nearly level due to evaporation. its 45 mile length and sparse vegetation add to its desolate character.
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Dead Sea
Jordan
Mediterranean
Waabington Star
Smithsonian curates notes on Patterson as godlike figure
A fragmentary discussion on William Patterson links him to colonial myths and magical beliefs. The text notes his portrayal by some tribes as a godlike doctor and leader, with references to European dregs and native staffs symbolizing authority, amid acquisitions touching the Chao tribe of Colombia’s Atlantic region.
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William Patterson
Smithsonian Ay
Patterson
Gulf of San Blas
Company of Land
Africa
Iim
Chaotry
Columbia
World Talk on Thought and Transatlantic Progress
The piece discusses nascent plans for transatlantic links and new winds of thought driving progress. It notes hopes for innovation in climate, industry, and science, while stressing defense and health advances in a changing world.
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Dhe
Develd
Austria
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OSEPH
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Texas
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