World economic conference opens under George's gaze
Johnson reports the opening of the world economic and monetary conference in London with 76 nations represented by top economic authorities. Delegates face weeks of debate on currency stabilization, gold and silver reserves, and reducing trade barriers while debt concerns loom over European recovery efforts.
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George
London
Key Pittman
Nevada
Ralph W. Morrigan
Texas
United States
Senator Pittman
Pittman
Washington
Demecrazic
Roosevelt
House
Senate
Independent Offices
Veterans
Congress
Gettysburg Pilgrims Aim for the Battlefield
National Geographic Society recounts Gettysburg as a sacred field where Lincoln’s address and the three-day battle shaped American history. Meade’s cautious leadership, Pickett’s charge, and the field’s transformation into a national park underscore a lasting heritage of valor and memory.
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Nationial Geographia Society
Appomattox
America
George Gordon Meallen
Firth Corps
Washington
Meade
War Department
Army of
Gettysburg
Lea
Culp
Army of the Potomac
Lee
Virginia
Wheatfield
Devil's den
Little Round Top
Warren
Stonewall Jackson
Mende
Pickett
Webb
Armistead
Abraham Lincoln
Gettysburg Battlefeld Memorial Association
Gloves Care Guide From A Lost Page
An old instructional fragment explains clean gentle glove care. It recommends washing leather gloves with mild soap flakes and lukewarm water, repeating sudsing as needed, then rinsing and drying away from heat while keeping leather pliable by slight soap residue.
Mirrors Shape Reflections Women Should Study
In Home Magazine Helen Kel shares a candid reflection on how women view themselves in mirrors after long losses of sight and hearing. She recalls guarded curiosity about how others see the same face and questions whether women should consciously study their reflected image instead of seeking external judgment.
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Helen Kel
Home
Aly
Monkey and Fleas Note Curator’s Bronx Office Thought
A Bronx curator downplays monkey parasites in captivity saying New World monkeys appear largely free of pests due to daily grooming. He notes scratching is social courtesy and imagines the notion of fleas as a long-standing but fanciful custom. The remark appears in the New York World Telegram.
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Erdinand Pecora
Senate
J. P. Morgen Co
von Sweringen Brothers
Cleveland
Q. P. van
P. van Sweringen
Sweringen
van Sweringen
Morgan
Pecora
van Sweringens
Morgans
Morgan & Co
Russell T. Sherwood
Jimmy Walker
New York
Benbury
Walker
Michael I. Dee
Antercom
Sherwood
New Jersey
Seabury
Deebald
Bronx
New World
New York World-Telegram
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Johnson
Nicnois
Anti Salan League
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Senate Finance Committee
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Yrus HH. Ke, Curtis
Philadelphia
The
Ladies Home Journal
Saturday Evening Post
Country Gentleman
Curtis
Curtis-Martin Newspapers, Inc
Philadelphia, Inquirer
the Public Ledger
Eventing Public Ledger
New York Evening Post
Richard B. BeVier
Conservation Corps
Senate Military Committee
Louis McHenry Howe
Be- Vier
Robert Fechner
Howe
St. W
Bo Vier
Dickinson
Iowa
Mr. Howe
Robert D. Carey
Wyoming
BeYier
Council
League of Nations
Germany
Upper Silesia
Friedrich von Kellar
Reich
Princeton
Harold Wills Dodds
School of Public and International Affairs
Dodds
Chicago
Garden Clubs of America
Drake Hotel
Grant Park
Lake Front
California
Jonathan Bulkley
New York City
Oakley Thorne
Milbrook
N. Y
Lake Forest
Kenilworth
Evanston
Shedd Aquarium
Arthur R. Robinson
Secretary of the Treasury
Wood
Norman Davis
House of Morgan
Robert Worth Bingham
Great Britain
South Trimble, Jr
Kentucky
Department of Commerce
John A. Garver
Idaho
Wilam J. Barker
New Mexico
Carl Q. Donaugh
Ore
Wil. Mam McClanahan
Tennessee
Western Newspaper Union
Loula Howe
T. Sherwood
Ington
Stuart
Hooker
Mccade
Kickstt
Bull Run
Antietam
Fredericksburg
Chancellorsville
Round Top
Cemetery Hill
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