Roosevelts New Deal Aims Under International Strife
The article reviews F D Roosevelts proposals for disarmament and limited armament growth amid tension with Britain France and Germany. It notes France refusal to disarm without mutual aid and super vision while ministers discuss funding public works and tax changes to support recovery. It also covers Morgan Pecora hearings and Morgan tax issues.
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Faroe
Ais Armament
Mabtad
Tuisis
Spd
Davis
United States
Great Britain
Germany
Italy
Salvage Ships Use Queer Devices And Deep Seascapes
The article describes undersea salvage methods and gear including air pumps, electric lighting, drilling machines, and pneumatic hammers designed for underwater use. It covers two main lifting methods, pontoon systems for deep wrecks, and steel cable operations, plus underwater rescue tech like diving bells and rescue helmets to bring divers or crew to the surface.
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Fio
Eg Repair
Block Island
Ffie
Indian Medicine Man Robert Pope Funeral Draws Northwest Indians
The Indian tribe of Toquitas Washington mourns medicine man Robert Pope who died at an advanced age. Elders recall his influence before white contact and the shifting prestige within Tidians society. Residents from across the Northwest gathered for his funeral as rain and thunder marked the end of an era.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Tawa
Elawan
Homan
Ishinds
United States
Toquitas
Robert Pope
Olvin Pope
Pepe
Pape
Pope
Northwest
London Taxed for Army That Is Only a Name
In the City of London the trophy tax funds a regiment that no longer exists. Since 1862 merchants and warehousemen caused a private force, and the cost was shifted to taxpayers. The fund now sits around £4,666 and 13s 4d, mainly paying for barracks and admin via the court of lieutenancy led by C. F. Monckton.
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Congress
House
Ways and Means Committee
Roosevelt
Hugh S. Johnson
Moline
Bernard Baruch
New York
Johnson
Old War Industries Board
First Draft Board
Kansas
West Point
Eports
China
Foreign Office
Tokyo
North China Zone
Peiping
Great Wall
Beutal
Tientsin
Manchukuo
Han Fu-chu
Shantung Province
London
Charles UW
Charles
Great Britain
Northern Ireland
C. F. Monckton
George III
George IV
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City, of London
Royal London
London Regiment
Territorials
Puerto Rico Governor Nominee Gore, Roosevelt Supporter
Robert H. Gore, a Florida publisher and early Roosevelt ally, was nominated for governor of Puerto Rico. The move aligns party leadership with prominent regional media figures.
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Robert H. Gore
Florida
Roosevelt
Puerto Rico
Dinosaur Tooth Found During Drilling in Montana
In Cut Bank Montana drillers recovered a dinosaur tooth from an 8930 foot level in the Cutbank field during a well completion costing 125000 dollars. Paleontologists identify the tooth as from a predatory carnivorous dinosaur related to Tyrannosaurus Rex, noting the find as the first such discovery in oil well drilling and prompting abandonment of the well due to a suspected overthrust fault.
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Cut Bank
Mont
Cutbank
Indians Forget English When Called in Court
In Portland Oregon a fishing channel dispute brought 25 Indian witnesses who refused to answer in English saying no savvy. Interpreters translated as white men fluent in local languages aided proceedings. Some official Indians could track the court when English appeared but most remained silent.
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Portland
Ore
Northwest
Canal bottom found porous in Napoleon era Ourcq canal
Engineers report the Ourcq canal sieves with a porous bottom. The Seine General council allocates 20,000,000 francs to seal the holes. Completed in 1812 the canal remains a vital barge route delivering food and raw materials to Paris north and east.
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Ourcq
Seine
Lesson for June 4 on Jesus Last Supper and Gethsemane
The text outlines events from the Last Supper to Jesus betrayal in Gethsemane. It notes Peter’s denial, Jesus praying thrice, and the disciples’ failure to watch, with explanations of the garden’s symbolism and the Cup as atonement.
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Goldin
Tim
Jesus
Peter
Adea
Judas
Mary Glohn Brn
Waeter
Mim
Galilee
Tie
Gethsemane
Gethseaane
Kidron
Jerusalem
Edersheim
Jesus Christ
God the Father
Song in Your Heart and the Prison Praise
A devotional note recalls Paul and Silas singing in the Philippian prison while following God's will. The speaker cites the idea that God places a song in the heart when one is in the place he wants.
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Paul
Silas
Philippi
Lindsay Glegg
Bible Diamond Image Described as Luster and Fragrance
A fragmentary quote describes a diamond like Bible as torch bright in all directions. It compares its luster to a herb and its fragrance to sweetness when pressed.
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