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Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1929

Page

3

Paris shocked as nude girls base in sun

Paris newspapers report a group of health seeking young women sunbathing topless on a rooftop near Champs Elysées. Neighbors and office workers flocked to watch, driving earlier office arrivals and crowding rooftops for vantage points. The scene drew significant attention in a city famed for eccentric displays.

Paris Champs- Flysees Montmartre

Sunlit Salons And Aegean Shame In A Lost Era Tale

A fragmented account recounts a scandal over infant protection and public pleasure spaces, noting police intervention and social ire. It contrasts with references to sun loving maidens and to ancient Egyptian leather tanning districts in Thebes, hinting at a broader moralizing tone across eras.

Farm Board to Steady Prices of U S Crops

Washington July 19 The piece explains how the Farm Board supports crop prices through co operatives and a stabilization corporation. The board can loan funds for storing surpluses and buying at set prices, reducing price swings while risking losses covered by a $500 million revolving fund. Individual farmers become part of broad programs controlled by agricultural financial experts.

Washington Federal Farm Board Stabilization Corporation Farm Board John Jones Department of Agriculture

Radical language trimmed from old bill still leaves farmers misled

The editorial argues that only part of the McNary-Haugen bill’s radical rhetoric was removed, leaving enough inflammatory language to reassure radical farmers they are achieving their aims, while in reality they are not.

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