World News Roundup From Across the Capitals
A weekly digest notes Berlin depot discovery of forty thousand rifle and machine gun barrels, French assertions of disarmament violations, and evacuation debates over the Cologne bridgehead. Other items include a Belleau Wood memorial service, Washington arms conference plans, Alpine region fighting reports, and various accidents and crimes across the United States.
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Inter-Allied Control. Commission
Berlin
Echo Des Paris
Germany
Congress Goes Back to Work After Christmas Recess
Congress resumes work as the Senate and House tackle the postal salary bill Isle of Pines treaty and river and harbor authorizations. Key actions include a veto showdown on the postal bill, rapid passage of appropriation measures, and continued hearings on shipping board and aircraft inquiries with ten weeks left in the session.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Sesson
Muse
Isle of Pines
Jont
Post Office Department
Shipping Board
Fragmentary OCR Item Yields Scattered Names and Numbers
An OCR fragment lists varied terms and random numbers without clear context. It mentions ships markets evoked by misaligned letters and disjointed phrases, leaving incomplete references to people places and actions.
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Heriot
Cologne
Belleau Wood
Julian 8. Wadsworth
Association For ‘Preserving the Memory
Chateau Thierry
Belleau
Cooldge
Scutari
Alessio
Elbassan
Aviona
Ireland
Great Britain
League of Nations
Geneva
Indianapolis
Kenneth Clark
Oakland
Ind
Daniel K. Lester
Elizabeth, N. J
New Jersey
Staten Island
University of Southern California
Missouri
Los Angeles
Saltville
Mathiesen Alkali Works
Tony Reamer
Trapper
Minneapolis
Elsie ‘Wheeler
Clearwater
Kas
North Woods
Baudette
Minn
Julius Jordan
Dallas
Tex
J. L. Arlitt
Austin, Tex
Arturo M. Elias
New York City
Hobart
Babb Switch School House
R. F. Martin
Inery Iture
Aranties
Imust
Jis
Jais
Felix
Sue
Carlistar
Etty Fine
Mwe
Roney
Nour
Skeered
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