Middle Europe Powder Keg Threatens World Peace
NEA Service correspondent Frasier Hunt describes Central Europe as a line of open powder kegs from the Adriatic to the Black Sea. He cites new states from the former Austro Hungary empire, minority tensions, economic wars, and German rearmament as factors fueling a potential next world conflict. The piece notes Versailles reshaped Poland, Yugoslavia, Czechoslovakia, Romania, and Hungary, leaving Austria vulnerable and Germany intent on reassertion.
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Middle Europe
Germany
Middle
Europe
s_ Frasier Hunt
NEA
Lancaster
Frazier Hunt
NEA Service, Inc
Vienna
London
Soviet
Russia
Lithuania
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Rumania
Hungary
Austria
Jugosloslavia
Bulgaria
Greece
Skoda
Jugenslavia
Banat
Sistied-Artisans-Of-The-Okt-Em
Versailles
France
Romania
Jugoslavia
Yugoslavia
Berlin
New Germany
Santa Claus
Eithet
Strong Man Knits and Local Hobbies Highlighted
McCook Nebraska reports John J Curran livestock inspector noted as a strong man in yards and townsfolk describe him as the neighborhood’s best knitter. He enjoys knitting crocheting and quilt making at home. Soviet speeches edited in Moscow with a 370 page volume of foreign policy 1927 1935 expected to be published soon. North Platte Nebraska notes for the first time in modern history, probably farther back than
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McCook
John J. Curran
Curran
Moscow
M. M. Latinov
People’s Commissar
North Platte
Neb
Bridge play leads to five odd contract margin
The narrative recounts declarer tactics in a bridge hand. East discards, queen and jack entries reveal favorable entries, and proper diamond play with a king and ace overtake leads to a tenace over West. Despite careless diamond play, five odd was made with two losing hearts discarded from dummy’s diamonds.
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McAbianey
American Bridge League
Uncle Sam
United States
Olive A. Peterson
Philadelphia
Peterson
Flag West
Queen of Hearts
East
Declarer
West
Ice jam forms in Nebraska's Sandhills area
Residents in the Nebraska west central Sandhills monitor an unusual ice jam event. The article notes record longevity and local observations as the ice buildup advances along the river.
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Nebraska
Westtern Sandhills
Farm auctions rise in York Nebraska season
Farm auctions in York Nebraska show a higher number of sales than in recent years as the winter market extends the sale season. Local farmers report more buyers and stronger prices, with auctions featuring tractors cattle and equipment across multiple farm properties.
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York
Neb
Jan
Auction Sales Steady With Strong Bidding Reported
Farmers have thronged most auction sales in this region and brisk bidding has sent quotations to profitable levels. Officials note the sales are not officially recorded yet, but veteran auctioneers report lively activity and healthy prices.
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Jamestown
New World
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