Irish Free State Faces Three Major Problems
After eight years as a separate dominion the Irish Free State confronts three crises. The cabinet resigns over old age pensions with Cosgrave defending his record against de Valera. Depopulation looms as agriculture dominant and expansion into manufacturing delayed. A growing adverse trade balance worries the nation alongside an illegal republican army lingering in the background.
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North Carolina selects county election boards for fair primaries
The state board names county election boards with two Democratic and one Republican member per county. Judges Biggs and Mull back equal representation to ensure unbiased primaries. The list spans Alamance to Yancey with specific names from each county, reflecting unified party balance for the election process.
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Hoover Promotes London Talks on Naval Arms Reduction
President Hoover backs the London delegation as they seek a plan to reduce naval arms and preserve world peace. Congress delays Navy appropriation for six weeks awaiting conference progress. Hoover’s allies stress no pact with Europe and emphasize American security and limited naval commitments.
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Naval disarmament viewed as political problem in London talks
London talks enter tenth week as Henderson and Briand press for progress on a disarmament formula. Prime Minister MacDonald and Secretary Stimson enjoy a brief holiday while British and French ministers and their experts carry the burden in continuing negotiations.
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Moscow Structure Mimics Wartime Tank
A newly completed building in Moscow imitates a wartime tank, serving as an architectural landmark and tourist draw, highlighting wartime memory through bold, armored design.
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