Global economic talks mix with military and political shifts
Edward W. Pickard surveys Geneva talks on Briand’s European union project with Litvinov defending Soviet policies while proposing a nonaggression and economic pact. He notes World Bank activity, Austrian loans, and U.S. fort abandonments, alongside German rearmament and court rulings touching water rights and red flags. The piece also covers Chinese political moves, Vatican diplomacy, and a German battleship launch amid wider geopolitical tension.
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Russia
Maxim Litvinov
Geneva
International Commission of Inquiry
Briand
European Union
Ariting
Litvinov
Arthur Hen“Litviney
Derson
Dinorand
Commission
Vacation style prints for smart sportswear
A fashion notice highlights vacation wardrobe ideas with printed daytime frocks, beach ensembles, and formal options. It showcases skyscraper motif prints, single color backdrops, and taffeta dresses for girls, noting ruching details, sheer fabrics, and tweed accents as current styling trends.
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Fabrie Regim
Oberia Nicholar
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Jesus Prays in Gethsemane and Betrayal Noted
In an Aston, May 31 lesson from Improved Uniform International, Luke 22:30-64 centers on Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemane, praying beneath the Mount of Olives, choosing submission to the Father’s will, and the subsequent betrayal and arrest by Judas as Peter watches from afar.
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United States
Howe
Doak
Qdre
War Department
Hurley
Fort Lincoln
N. D
Fort Missoula
Mont
Fort Eustis
Fort D. A. Russell
Texas
Fort Brown
Fort Hunt
Camp
Stephen D. Little
Ariz
Camp Garry
J. Jones
Artz
Miller Field
Chanute Field
Vatican
Tedeschini
de Leg Rios
Majtca
Vitoria
Hias
Madrid
Cardinal Segura
Spain
Segura
Marten Rot
Lourdes
France
Rome
Alfonso
Lncheon i Fontaineblesn
Iazus
Jaaus
Mount of
Otivan
Gethsemane
Mount of Olives
Jerusalem
Jesus
Iner
Lili
Gethyem- Ane
Jeane
Judas
Tudaa
Josue
Judes
Peter
Fragmentary Faith Statement Echoes From Unknown Source
A garbled text fragment presents a claim about faith as a single door to heaven and a single weapon against opposition, mentioning a ship and a name, but lacks coherent context or verifiable details. The passage reads as a stylized, incomplete assertion rather than a reported event with identifiable persons or organizations.
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German Republic
Kiel
Tindenberg
Akles
Great Mistake Warns Against Complacent Ideals
A key religious editorial laments that Christians must oppose compromising with the electea to avoid a sacred erosion. The piece warns against blunted action in faith and calls for steadfast adherence to doctrine amid modern temptations.
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