Hoover Plan for World Debt Moratorium Gains Mixed Backing
Walter E Edge reports mixed French approval for a one year moratorium on reparations and war debts under Hoover plan. Britain and Germany back the idea, Mussolini approves, while France seeks continued conditional payments via the Bank of International Settlements.
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Ogden L. Mills
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Nautilus Enters Cork Harbor After Atlantic Passage
St Hubert Wilkins and crew bring the submarine Nautilus to Cork Ireland after a stormy transatlantic voyage. Commander Wilkins says batteries will be recharged and plans to head to England for repairs and then pursue a north polar route by sub sea within two months.
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Ireland
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Pole
Arctic
Philippines Governor General Davis Offers to Resign
Wight Davis, governor general of the Philippines, has informed Washington that he wishes to resign as soon as Hoover can appoint a successor. The move has prompted speculation over two candidates, Theodore Roosevelt of Porto Rico and Maj Gen Frank R McCoy, with Roosevelt currently seen as the front runner.
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Philippines
Washington
Hoover
United States
Davis
Theodore Roosevelt
Porto Rico
Frank R. McCoy
Roosevelt
Ban Kal-Shek Opens Campaign Against Communists in Kiangsi
Chiang Kai-shek leading a massive force about 200000 troops in Kiangsi province. He convened a war council in Nanchang where the military leaders pledged full support for the campaign.
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Kiangsi
Nanchang
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Ohio to Execute Woman in First Electric Chair Sentence
In Ohio a 23 year old woman, Julia Maude Lowther of Ashtabula, is to be electrocuted on October 2 for the murder of her employer Mrs Clara Smith. Mrs Smith’s husband and another man are also implicated with death sentences. In Vienna, Io tary International elects a European president Sydney Woodrofferscall of London replacing Almon B Roth, while Rufus Fisher Chapin of Chicago is re elected treasurer for the eighteenth term.
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Gm Aims Pan American Conference On Financial Crisis
Government ministry issues invitation to foreign ministers from Pan American nations to attend a conference addressing the ongoing financial crisis and to seek collaborative solutions. Leaders gather to discuss cooperation and policy responses during the economic strain.
Crochet Fashion Inspires Red and White Summer Frocks
The article highlights crochet trimmed Paris frocks in red and white, with filet yokes and belts. It describes bemberg union fabrics, color themes, and easy crochet projects for yokes cuffs and belts, noting versatile accessories and youthful silhouettes.
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Beulah Rector Poem Excerpt Echoes Summer Time Journey
Fragmentary verse describes hearing thrushes at dusk and a trek through spruce and hemlock to a hilltop. The speaker wishes to reach a final sight of birds and song, noting summer time and exaltation at the hilltop.
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Beulah Rector
Food for the fussy eaters with fairy tale cooking ideas
A guide to turning meals into imaginative stories for children to encourage eating. It suggests using whimsical shapes like an iceberg or floating island desserts, and provides a custard recipe with egg yolks, sugar, milk, and vanilla.
Do Animals Think Says Sherman Horne in American Magazine
Sherman Horne argues animals possess thinking minds not mere instinct. He ranks chimpanzees as top thinkers among wild animals, followed by orang utans and gibbons, with elephants capable of serious training and independent thought along with commendable dogs.
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Sherman Horne
Rice as Global Staple and U S Rice Grading Endorsement
The article notes rice feeds over a third of humanity and is the most cultivated grain. It mentions workers in Liberia Japan China and South Africa Fiji. It cites a League of Nations survey endorsing U S rice grading with export shipments accompanied by inspection certificates.
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Japan
China
Fiji
League of Nations
United States
Horseshoe Superstition in Smiths Craft
The article notes a long held mystique around horseshoe making by silversmiths goldsmiths copper smiths and blacksmiths. It explains how welding and shaping work bred superstition and relic beliefs around smiths and their horseshoes in later times.
Portugal's Downfall and Colonial Losses Recounted
A historical note outlines Portugal losing control of colonies around 1580 due to home coin issues. Some colonies briefly recovered in 1640, but the country later faded from global prominence.
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Portugal
Poral
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