France Faces Pressure After War Debt Default Across Powers
Reactions in France Germany and the United States follow France’s default on war debt payments. Berlin's press views the move as a challenge to treaty sanctity while German diplomats seek a path to revise Versailles. France struggles to defend treaty terms after missing U S payments, risking waning support for its security guarantees.
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Washington
Congress
United States
Germany
Berlin
France
Europe
Versailles
Herriot
Yawning Theories From Berlin To Broad Daily Musings
A column juxtaposes Dr. Albrecht Peiper's fish origin theory of yawning with popular, non scientific explanations. It cites fatigue, media noise, and current affairs as entertaining causes while noting the odd contradiction in scientific and public discourse.
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Albrecht Peiper
University of Berlin
France
Ruth Judd
Aimee
Mexico
League of Nations
Sucker economics and the price of pleasure
A wary meditation on price versus value, urging readers to see the true cost of temptations. It argues that many fall for quick gains, paying with remorse and debt, while honest people walk unafraid, and notes how society labels such mistakes.
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Ljello
Texas Guinan
Notable New York Gossipy Sketches and Sightings
A crowded column muses on public figures and show folk in New York. It notes Calvin Coolidge’s vanity, Ricky Craig Jr.’s fragility, comparisons among Hale Byers Walter O’Keefe Basil Woon and others, plus city scenes from taxis to dancehalls and a fleeting glance at a billboards and a street life panorama.
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York
Calvin Coolidge
Ricky Craig, Jr
Hale Byers
Walter O'Keefe
Will H. Hays
Jack Kennedy
Hooey
Chevalier
Louis Calhern
Frederic McKay
Don Marquis
Basil
Basil Woon
Iaa Claire
Donald Brian
Leon Errol
Mills
Fragmented OCR hints at political talk and public office bids
The unreadable OCR fragments reference several names and topics including public office, politics, and a possible campaign or interview. Mentions of people like Farley and Chabert appear amid garbled text, suggesting a discussion of campaigns or civic involvement.
Orchid Dreams Versus Broadway Signs In Quiet Alley
In a 1932 reflection a crowded lobby scene spots two contrasting symbols of fame. An oversized chrysanthemum orchid rivaled by a garish Browning sign on upper Broadway. The writer recalls a chaperone memory from Ohio and notes coast bound buses singing Merrily We Roll Along near Shubert Alley.
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Milady
Browning
Broadway
Shubert Alley
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest
A festive poem note portrays Christmas and children at play with light humor. It contrasts innocent tricks and learning with the approaching holiday, ending with a commerce fact about American cotton fabric marketed in 60 foreign countries.
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Department of Commerce
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Hull-O’connor
Senator Bingham
Senate
Moodys Investors Service
Chicago
Manchuria
Cermak
Walker
Priioner Brewing
America
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Mulia
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Williams
Hari
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Louise Groody
Norma Shearer
Irving Thalberg
Margaret Sullavan
Ethel Barrymore
Marion Hopkins
Ruth Etting
East Side
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New York
6Th Avenue
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Nberly
Heggleston
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Seige Soret
Grerman
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Baker
OM Farley
National Democrat
Chabert
G ‘Thornton
Pat Terumuaker
Utataal
Krank
Daggett and Ramsdell
Harriet Hubbard
William’s
Phillip’s
Vogue
Pratt
Criah
Sanford
Etter
Ohio
Las Vegas
N. M
Edgar A. Guest
Janet
Santa Claus
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