Indefinite Postponement of Warship Lease Sparks Debate
The proposal to lease six obsolete U S warships to Brazil is opposed by Argentina and criticized as risky for neutrality and regional stability. Advocates warn of wider arms leasing and potential conflicts, urging restraint and adherence to laws and norms. The piece also critiques vigilante groups and welfare policy debates, urging lawful methods to defend rights without inciting violence.
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United States
Brazil
Argentina
Germany
Italy
Smithey Hurgean
American Institute of Public Opinion
Vigeilantes
Hery Country
America
Comeratunity
Travel Variety Shows Broad Summer Movement Boosts
A chaotic travel trends piece notes airline travel up 2 percent, rail 20 to 30 percent, Great Lakes and coastal routes up 2 to 10 percent, inland travel up 19 to 25 percent, and automobile touring rising about 40 percent. Foreign travel expands with Canada and Europe draws, total Americans who traveled reaching about 30 million. The piece ties travel activity to business gains and mentions government publicity efforts and other speculative lines.
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Gatation
Evry
Great Lakes
Canada
Europe
Honbhuju
Lajes
Anc Sons
Shanghai Kill Ignites Split Over Foreign Interests
Charles P. Stewart discusses an American killed near the Palace Hotel in Shanghai during the Jap Chinese war. He notes extraterritorial privileges and foreign powers on the Bund, comparing the bomb threat to a Chicago skyline incident, and argues foreign interests in Shanghai run deep and divided, with Japan as a late claimant.
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Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Washington, D.C
Palace Hotel
Shanghai
Tobby
Cty
Sim
Min
Whangpoo
van Buren Fleet
Michigan Avenue
Chicago
Auditorium
Shatgial
Thiet
Golf Ball Storage Tips for Longevity
Advice on preserving golf balls by storing them in wide mouthed vacuum sealed glass jars to control moisture and dryness, noting that both excess moisture and dryness can harm ball performance.
Paris Styles By Dorothy Carew Winter Creed Collection
Creed's Paris winter line features tailored suits with tweeds wools velvets and broadcloths. Skirts stay slim with various wrap arounds while jackets range from high yokes fanning out to swagger length boxy coats and nipped waist skirts. Novelty prints braids fur buttons astrakan lamb collars and high necklines define the look with hats to match and a fashion tip favoring straight simple jackets.
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Dorothy Carew
United Press
Creed
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files Aug 20 1917
Subttentions indicate Company A will entrain from this city for Camp Hancock in ten days. As Company C of the Sixteenth departs for the South, the regiment is expected to follow soon. Corry Grange meeting last night plans an annual picnic at Kaiser's Grove on August 28. A group of young ladies head for Chautauqua Lake for two weeks at Stennett Cottage. Lena and Joe St Clair, Harriet Armstrong, and Mrs Edna Baker Jeff depart for Erie for a week at Waldameer. A Smith travels west on business for Pennsylvania Leather Co. Mrs George Adams goes to Buffalo for a short visit. Mrs Ray Haingrey visits Meadville.
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Camp Hancock
Lena
Joe St Clair
Harriett Armstrong
Edna Baker
Erie
Waldameer
A. Smith
Pennsylvania Leather Company
One-Minute Test Answers From the Guffey On Act Overview
The supervising federal agency is the Bituminous Coal Commission. Isle of Wight is in the English Channel. An onomatopoetic word imitates a sound as in blend of letters that mimic a noise.
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Isle of Wight
US power capacity tops Britain and allies in 1900s era chart
National Resources committee estimates the U S electric generating capacity is about one third greater than Britain Canada Germany France Russia Italy and Japan combined. The U S power industry grew from two to eighty two billion kilowatt hours between 1902 and 1880s, with coal use and coal tar production noted. Women in the Soviet Union work in nontraditional roles while cosmetic demand rises. Railroads buy about 23 percent of U S bituminous coal yearly. A ton of soft coal burned with limited oxygen yields about 120 pounds of coal tar.
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United States
Creat
Britain
Canady
Germany
France
Russia
Italy
Japan
U. S
National Resources Committee
Food costs and farm policy stir voters in postwar debate
An analysis argues rising prices for bread milk meat eggs and poultry threaten consumer budgets while middlemen profits and farm policy shape public sentiment ahead of elections. It links wage constraints and sit-down strikes to farmerindustrial tensions and calls for curbing speculation and middleman margins.
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Ay Jay
Franklin Washington
Roosevelt
Henry Wallace Shoul
Supreme Court
Te Constitution
Congress
Henry Wallace
Department of Agriculture
Rome
Med
Hoover
Washington
Register Amt Tribue Syndicate
Clock with a Goose Neck at St. Nicolas Church
A Danish church clock at St. Nicolas in Koze features a single hand made from a goose neck and bill. The hand indicates hours while travelers infer minutes, offering a curious timepiece for visitors.
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Hana
St. Nicholas
Koze
Denmark
Han
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Chautauqua Lake
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