Review of Current Events by Edward W. Pickard
A condensed survey discusses United States diplomacy toward China and nonrecognition moves, with notes on potential troop deployments. reports on Democratic and Hoover-era shifts include Reskob's resignation from the Democratic National Committee and support for Smith, alongside party realignments and investigations in Washington.
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Hoover
Reskob
Raskob
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Matronel
Hiram Johneyn
California
Robert J. Owen
United Btataa
Oklahoma
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B. M Stamona
North Carolina
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Shipping Fraits and Vegetables In the Market System
A study discusses fruit and vegetable shipping in the United States noting that farmers rely on trucks and rail to move premium produce to major markets. It highlights price volatility, storage issues, and the limited reach of many regional markets, with large centers heavily serviced while smaller towns face higher transport costs.
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United States
Gaurney
Amir
Exchingie
Department of Agricuiuirg
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Arkets
Tor
Princ Dellye
Jase
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Pelea
Cox Lot
Visteue Rial
Nat Ftetch
Automobile Items From The Columbia Column
An OCR fragment notes Columbia discussing an idea but facing trouble with each item. The brief hints at uncertainty and challenges in selecting or presenting these automobile related topics in the column.
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Columbia
Preaching Missions and Paul and Barnabas in Lystra
The text outlines early missionary work by Paul and Barnabas including preaching to large crowds, opposition, and miracles. It notes the healing of a cripple, the crowd's attempt to worship them as gods, and their sermon-driven defense against idolatry while highlighting continued persecution and conversion themes.
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Barnabas
Theis
Ain
Witton
Paul
Pat
Riban
Lyntra
Derbo
Ie Barnabas
Jena
Min Ubright
Alten
Betas
Earth
Hue
Utopia Plan Seeks New City for Pedestrians and Cars
A proposed community near New York City aims to house 50 million dollars in funds for 100000 residents in a 18 mile area between Laterson and Tinckensnel New Jersey. Promoted by the City Housing Corporation the plan envisions a transit oriented town with rail lines grade separated roads and green spaces. Construction would begin in 3020 and residents would work locally or in neighboring districts with routes designed for foot traffic and vehicle transit and a focus on city layouts shaped by conventional neighborhoods.
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New York City
Laterson
Tinckensnel
N. J
Beline
Cty Housing Corporation
Hestlmate
Whitey
Nna
Fiat
Perestinos
WIM Mater Weltelen
Giavkwisa Ant Gereen
Nts
Unique Pedal-Mobile Aids Mobility In Handy Fashion
A photograph shows a Lawtute device called a pedal-mobile designed for easier movement. The article describes a compact, portable cart aiding travel across Europe and North America, promising comfort and convenience for urban mobility.
Firs Endurance Run of 1901 Held in New York to Albany
The first endurance run of 1901 covered the route from New York to Albany, organized by A. I. timer maker of automobiles. The event saw fewer than 500 atlas participants and faced rough conditions. The journey began Wednesday morning, continuing toward Albany before an early conclusion near Hackensack.
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Gedgely
Mare Ae
New York
But
Niea
van Bull
Iochoatar
McKinley
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