Jusserand Ends US Ambassadorship. Works on English History
Jules Jusserand, retired French ambassador to the United States, nears completion of his three volume Literary History of the English People with the third volume due in May. He remains active in French political and cultural life, keeps the ambassador title for life, and travels to speak on American subjects.
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Jusserand
Aris
Jules Jusserand
United States
French Institute
International Union of Academies
Brussels
M. Jusserand
Paris
Lyons
Avenue Montaigne
Paris University Fees Trigger Student Protest
High tuition and lab and library charges at the University of Paris and allied schools spark a students union protest. The union passes a resolution pledging energetic action to overturn the increase, arguing postwar living costs have quintupled and will force sons and daughters of poor families from classrooms.
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University of Paris
Paris
Fashion Reclaims Real Laces For Spring Dresses
Laces long neglected by French modists return to favor as prices drop. Valenciennes Marines and Flanders lace reappears on frocks and lingerie, with real lace preferred for afternoon and evening wear. Boulevards favor empire gowns and crepe-de-chine dresses with light Riviera gowns in batiste.
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Frai Valenciennes
Marines
Flanders
Flanders Point
Batiste
Income tax publicity repeal debated in Senate
The Senate debates repealing the law that allows publication of income tax payment amounts. Opponents push for open tax returns as public records. Senator Norris proposes broader access to all tax records, while leaders aim to complete action by a February 10 deadline.
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Washington
Senate
Smoot
Finance Committee
Norris
Nebraska
Couzens
Michigan
McKellar
Tennessee
Treasury
Postponed Disarmament Meeting Set for March Council
Geneva February AP reports President Scialoia of the League of Nations council postponed the preparatory disarmament meeting from February 15 to a date to be fixed at the March council session.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Scialoia
League of Nations Council
Council
Methods Attacked by Senate Committee on Revenue Bureau
A minority on the senate committee investigating the internal revenue bureau sharply attacked the committee’s methods arguing the bureau emerged with a clean record. The dispute followed a Feb 6 AP report from Washington.
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Washington
Senate
Internal Revenue Bureau
Switzerland Relies on Imports for Egg Supply
A report notes Switzerland depends on foreign sources for its eggs, highlighting import reliance and potential supply implications for the domestic market.
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Switzerland
German Officials Study Autos In Traffic Lesson
German magistrates and prosecutors in Silesia learn to drive to see how traffic laws fail. Twenty judges tested city and country roads, noting signals by policemen as key enforcement changes.
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Berlin
Silesia
United States
Castle in ruin after sale to new owner
The historic castle, now years under new ownership, was found a wreck with woodwork antique furniture paintings and tapestry damaged by rodents. Purchasers could not fund 250000 in repairs and left the rats in disputed possession. The castle, built by field marshal Schwerin, echoed the style of Potsdam's Sanssouci palace.
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Field Marshal
Schwerin
Sane Souci
Potsdam
Not enough context for a complete headline
Fragmentary OCR snippet describes infants and grown men walking miles for strength, on a farm with three sisters normally developed. No clear event, date, or names to establish a concrete news item or identify organizations.
Tuxedo Emerges as Formal Wear in Germany
Fashion experts note the dinner jacket is rising in prominence as the full dress alternative in Germany. They say nine out of ten swallow-tail coats seen at major balls are now older formal wear, while the tuxedo is deemed proper for most formal occasions except diplomatic and state functions.
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Germany
New Steam Boiler Developed Using Water-Burning 4h Flame
A novel steam boiler design has been developed where a four hour flame burns in water to generate steam. The invention aims to improve efficiency and safety by separating combustion from the exhaust environment and using water as the medium for flame interaction.
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