Government Refuses to Deliver London Treaty Papers
The Hoover administration will not provide all letters and documents related to the London Naval Treaty. Secretary Stimson says disclosure would harm public interest and hinder future negotiations. He calls Johnson's demand insensitive to diplomatic caution and secrecy.
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Russia Progressing Amid Food Shortages In 1930s Travel Report
Moscow dispatch notes American newspaper men visiting the Turkestan-Siberian railroad opening that Russia shows progress in industry while suffering a severe food shortage. bread meat sugar and butter are scarce yet the regime remains politically entrenched and hopes rest on spring sowing and farm output.
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Ghengis Kahn
Tarserane
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Five Soviet Turkestan Autonomies Under Moscow Control
The passage notes that migratory tribesmen in Turkestan form five autonomous republics Kazakstan Tadji kistan Turkmenistan Uzbchistan and Kirghiz all with local independence yet under direct control from the central Communist government in Moscow. It comments that many are too poor to support more than one, and the phrase workers and peasants appears to be a nominal designation rather than a meaningful political identity.
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Milked Cow Under Gettysburg Fire
Mrs Maury Hindman of Springville Iowa recalls milking the family cow on the Gettysburg battlefield amid gunfire and recalls General Lee expressing thanks. She survived the war era move to Iowa after her mother died from typhoid linked to contaminated water.
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Navy Seeks Relay for Magnetic Compass Readings
The Navy Observatory seeks a method to relay magnetic compass readings from ships. Gyro compasses move with the vessel. practical repeaters and a relay system are proposed to transmit magnetic readings, as metal interference requires careful adjustment when the compass is moved.
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U.S. Navy
Washington
Navil Observatory
Cut Ozark Cedars To Halt Spread Of Rust
Joplin Missouri report notes cedar trees in the Ozarks being cleared by farmers to stop the spread of cedar rust disease. The article describes cedar trees as picturesque yet now culled to protect crops and orchards nearby.
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Cedar pole boom from Ozark orchards disrupts trade
The White River district ships cedar poles nationwide due to fungal growth on apple orchards. Last year over 150000 cedars were sent out, with trunks stacked along state highways awaiting shipment. The cedar trade costs Ozark orchard growers about 50000 dollars annually.
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Wanted Three Young Men for Sales Crew in South Dakota
Curtis Publishing seeks three young men with cars to join a South Dakota sales crew. Immediate start with guaranteed starting salary and potential promotion raises. Contact Earl L. Johnson for Curtis Publishing. hotel Marvin Hughitt for Sunday and Monday appointments, June 6 7.
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Earl L. Johnson
Curtis Publishing Company
Marvin Hughitt
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