Europe Learns To Start Anew After Reparations Settlement
The Lausanne conference ends reparations with a plan Germany can manage, lifting US loan fears. Leaders like Ramsay MacDonald and Herriot push a peace driven by cooperation. Hope rises across Europe for lower tariffs and better trade, signaling a new era without victory.
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London
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France
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Herriot
MacDonald
Grandi
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United States
Lausanne
Detroit News
Eastern colleges halt radio broadcasts of football games
The athletic managers of major eastern colleges plan to stop radio coverage this season to boost gate attendance. They argue football funding relies on publicity, while taxpayers in states funding Big Ten schools may value radio access for comfort and connection to the sport.
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Seaboard
Radio Sport
Neck of the Woods
Upper Peninsula
Ann Arbor
Middle West
Detroit News
The Pattern of America Atlas Review
Carnegie Institution and American Geographical Society publish an atlas showing the U S geography and environment from its origin to present. The plates depict global climates habitats and frontiers with emphasis on resources and national growth reflecting the frontier spirit and settlement patterns.
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United States
Carnegie Institution of Washington
American Geographical Society of New York
Europe
North Africa
Mediterranean
Russia
Sahara
Rechal
Atlas of the United States as Comprehensive National Work
A New York Times review highlights a historical atlas of the United States detailing land apportionment conflicting claims boundary marking and new administrative units. It notes maps reveal sectional life tensions and cultural political religious movements through 400 pages designed for scholarly access at affordable price.
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Frontier
F. J. Turner
Europe
United States
America
New York Times
Pershing’s Advice on Business Prepares for Reverses
General Pershing warns business leaders to plan for reverses even amid victory. He notes the boom years lacked contingency plans and bridges burned hindered retreats, urging firms to adopt a military axiom to avoid routs during downturns. He cites the unpredictable business cycle and calls for prudent, forward planning.
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J. J. Pershing
American Magazine
Quotes From Leaders On Capitalism And Youth
A compilation of remarks includes Senator Blaine on capitalism aiding agriculture, Mrs. Garner on staying with her husband in Washington, Colonel Pope predicting Soviet orders to U S firms, and Professor Briggs urging active youth education.
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John J. Blaine
Wisconsin
Frederick Pope
New York
Moscow
Thomas H. Briggs
Teachers College
Columbia University
If We Sacrifice Selfish Interests for the Common Good
A scattered monologue critiques equal rights talk and class divides in America. It mocks ideals, warns of gullible reformers, and lampoons politicians while reflecting on social tensions, marriage, and national character with satirical tone. The piece questions unity and platform clarity amid public discourse.
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America
Broadway’s swift shift dimming its night life pulse
Broad change grips New York as theaters lose glow and money moves to speakeasies and gilded clubs. Theentire scene tilts away from flashy gamblers and worldlings toward a tougher, less festive atmosphere along Broadway.
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Broadway
Wall Street
Gold Coast
Lindy’s
The Circus Memory and City Life Reflections
A reflective piece recalls a vanished era of late night gathering spots and crowded beaches. It notes hundreds of resorts near midtown, jokes about Chaplin era jobs, and sketches the hokey pokey street circus as a beloved town tradition that shaped youth and memory.
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Riverside Drive
Four Percent of Primary Children Men tally Deficient
Dr. Edgar A. Doll, director of research at the Training School in Vineland N J, reported that as many as four per cent of primary school children are mentally deficient.
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Edgar A. Doll
Vineland
N. J
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