France Accepts 10 Percent Arms Cut in Three-Power Talk
Geneva dispatches say France abandons the Tardieu plan for an international police force and agrees to a 10 percent arms reduction, plus similar cuts in arms budgets and suppression of heavy artillery and large bombers. The move raises questions about French security guarantees and possible linked debt negotiations with the United States.
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Geneva
Tardieu
Paris
United States
Congress
Europe
Garner shifts to repeal era as dry forces falter
The article notes major dry supporters weaken on prohibition with John Garner adopting a repeal stance. It highlights Garner as a potential Democratic nominee who might run as dry but leans wet, citing his past votes against the Eighteenth Amendment and for the Volstead Act. It mentions McDuffie aligning with Garner’s shifting position.
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Hoover
Mott
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McAdoo
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Garner
Roosevelt
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Traylor
Bill Murray
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House
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Monty
Republican Platform Silent on War Debts in 1928 and Today
The analysis contrasts the 1928 Kansas City platform’s call to honor foreign debts with the current Republican platform’s silence on war debts. It argues price declines and global demand shifts have made repayment issues moot, suggesting the party now prefers broad international conference language over explicit debt policies.
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New York
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France
Garner Seen Aiming For Presidency Amid Prohibition Debate
The veteran politician Mr. Garner pursues the presidency, signaling an anti-prohibition stance. The era is described as difficult for professional reformers, with costs and gestures noted in the political climate.
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Garner
Sports Talk Aches for Crisp Readable Baseball News
A critique rails against announcer mannerisms and cleverness in sports writing, calling for straightforward reporting. It contrasts garbled vocal delivery with plain, urgent game summaries featuring clear names like Gomez Dickey and Rommel Cochrane and notes fans prefer the breezy, human tone of the middle west.
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N’yawk Ahmetican
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Arrommel
Coltraine
George Huhman
Babe
Reuth
Dallas
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Noted Paragrapher Suspects Senate Successor Here
A columnist quips that readers should fear the incoming senate successor, suggesting his arrival in Washington may not yield a clear improvement. The tone questions immediate impact and hints at lingering doubts about the new figure.
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Senate
Washington
Radio Contests Trap City in Busy Day
It isn't lack of confidence that is holding the wheels of industry at a standstill. It's just that everybody is so busy working on radio contests that there's no time left to get downtown and buy.
Dollar book concept saves publishing by weight
A proposal argues for a dollar book carrying literature by weight rather than volume as a solution to Publishing's troubles. The idea envisions a compact, affordable format delivering a broad range of texts to readers and retailers.
The Wolf of Wall Street and the Fox Connection
After extensive corporate intrigue a noted figure dubbed the Wolf of Wall Street faces potential ties to a rival network. The question looms whether dominant players will align with a competing brand or remain loyal to existing affiliations.
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Wall Street
Phrase from Dr Poling on days of the country
Dr Poling voices a view that the days of the country are doing their own thinking, expressing a reflective, somewhat cryptic observation about current times.
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Dr. Poling
Not Ready for a Free Country Card
A sweeping, satirical piece reflects on police abuse and civil liberties In Baltimore and other cities It condemns wrongful arrests torture and the erosion of rights under a harsh system It critiques politicians and the national mood with sharp vignettes and quotes.
New York Hotels See Little Hope for Receipts
The New York hotel industry faces stagnation with winter not expected to lift receipts. Most hotel bond issues are in default and a large inn reportedly closed 18 floors. Outland migrations slowed as European arrivals remained scarce since the war, leading to offers of substantial bargains in lodging.
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York
New York
Astor House
Hotels Idle Waiting For Fall Surge In Business
The piece notes hotels face slim business until autumn with rates as low as 3 dollars a day and some inclusions like breakfast or no laundry charges. It cites overbuilt city hotel stock, deferring travelers to New York, and anecdotal glimpses of old hospitality from a country inn.
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New York
Notice of Administratrix Appointment in Carl G. Stoddard Estate
State of Iowa Linn County notice that on June 14 1932 the undersigned was appointed and qualified as administratrix of the estate of Carl G Stoddard deceased All persons indebted must pay immediately and those with claims must file them with the Clerk of Linn County District Court Deacon Sargent Spangler and Hudson Attorneys
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Iowa
Linn County
Carl G. Stoddard
Sargent, Spangler and Hudson
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