World War Debts Spark Global Financial Turmoil
France defaults on December debt payment to the United States triggering political upheaval as Herriot's government resigns. Britain pays a large instalment. Belgium further misses payments amid economic strain. Roosevelt and McFadden clash over debt policy while disarmament hopes rise with Germany France Britain Italy. Parliament debates beer legalization and enforcement faces a veto risk.
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United States
Chamber of Deputies
America
Socialist Party
Herriot
Chamber
Lebrun
Washington
Fplowine
London
Great Britain
MacDonald
See’y Stimson
Stimson
Belgium
France
Italy
Lithuania
Czechoslovakia
Latvia
Hungary
Poland
Esthenia
Remier Herriot
Germany
Britain
Berlin
Kurt von Schleicher
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Indiana Brevities Highlights and Homicides Across State
A roundup of Indiana incidents: Anthony Underwood, 59, found dead in Washington. Louisa Mertz Eger, age 100, dies in Rensselaer. Corrie Wright, 37, killed in a Route 50 crash west of Vincennes. Fires near Roll hindered a school dismissal. Harry Lanning, 41, fatally injured in Portland. Gary bootlegger Alex Santo, 40, shot dead with five head wounds. Fire-related arrests tied to Bra zil fires by Scott Langley, 48, and son William, 14. Be an eye witness in Freetown bank robbery case against Austin Bell. Civil war veteran George Whitenack, 90, honored by Greenwood church. Traffic speed limits tightened from Indianapolis to Cumberland. Calvin Newlin, 69, dies at Sugar Grove. Lincoln assassination witness Charles Quimby, 88, dies in Ft Wayne. Louis Hamilton, 26, found guilty of first degree murder in Lebanon. death penalty possible. Several murder and manslaughter pleas in Gary and Porter counties. Oda Lippens, 38, killed in Marion after federal prison term. Wits of Mt. Pleasant coal mine robbery suspect Ralph Fidler, 28, surrenders. Earl Manche, 30, captured. Dismissal of Stephenson habeas corpus plea in South Bend. Jay Stephenson serving life. Valparaiso manager George Voight receives 16 cents after cookie incident.
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Anthony Underwood
Washington
Louisa Mertz Eger
Rensselaer
Corrie Wright
Sumner
Vincennes
Martha Johnson
Roll
Roll High
Harry Lanning
Portland
Alex Santo
Gary
Scott Langley
William
Brazil
Nathalia Pavey Bean
Oke Bean
Witham
Lebanon
Hero Bene
Benn
Farmers’ State Bank
Freetown
Austin Bell
Brownstown
Bell
Greenwood Presbyterian Church
George Whitenack
U. S
Indianapolis
Southport
New Bethel
Cumberland
Andrew Jackson
Charles Hatch Quimby
Abraham Lincoln
Ft. Wayne
Quimby
Louis B. Hamilton
Yola
Kan
Boone
la Fayette
A. Jackson
Charles Forman
Walter Johnson
Porter
Valparaiso
Indiana State
Oda Lippens
Marion
Anna McLain
Fidler
D. C. Stephenson
Ku Klux Klan
Indiana
Thomas W. Slick
United States Court
South Bend
Stephenson
Madge Oberholtzer
George Voight
Italy's largest colony Cirenaica described in detail
Cirenaica in Italian Libya is portrayed as a vast desert region ripe for colonization. The piece notes Cirene as the Athens of Libya in ancient times, its decline, and current Italian efforts including Bengasi as a key port. It mentions sponge and tuna industries, olive and date crops, and ongoing irrigation projects to revive the bread basket nickname.
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Italy
Tripolitania
Crrenaica
Libilan
Stonehenge
England
North Africa
Memphis
Babylon
Cirenaica
Mediterranean
Blue Sea
Rome
Brindisi
Bengasi
Europe
Paris
Scotland
Libian Desert
Nile Valley
Christmas Tea and Aprons Rewrite a Quiet Affair
An elderly friend visits a snug country home on a frosty Christmas afternoon. Dan, a bachelor, hints at future marriage while the narrator weighs a hidden pain related to unspoken love. The tea and aprons lure hopeful conversation as winter sounds echo outside.
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Heviland
Dan
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Daniel E. Garrett
Houston
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Women's National Committee For Law Enforcement
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National Women's Christian Temperance Union
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