Disarmament Policy Marks a U S Shift at Geneva
Norman H. Davis outlined a new U S stance calling for collective action against aggressors and automatic international supervision of disarmament He pledged the United States will consult with others if peace is threatened and will join in corrective measures to restore order, while backing substantial arms reductions.
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Geneva
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France
Paul Boncour
Double Beds Remain Popular in San Francisco Survey
A department store survey of over 5,000 San Francisco women shows 45 percent favor the old-fashioned double bed, 37 percent prefer twin beds, and 28 percent undecided. The study highlights enduring appeal of traditional bedroom furnishings amid modern trends.
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San Francisco
Wyoming Indians Fed Buffalo Meat From Yellowstone Herd
The Yellowstone Park buffalo herd grew from near extinction to over 1000 animals aided by relief groups. Vaccinations and careful care saved the herd after diseases in 1912 1919 and 1922. Each year park officials cull weak animals and distribute the meat to Indians or relief agencies.
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Yellowstone Park
Wyo
Emerson Hough
Alaska Keeps Hiding Mountains Jacking Into News
A National Geographic bulletin notes a new Alaskan island near Augustine Island in Kami shuk bay appearing and vanishing like a jack in the box. The report traces Bogoslof and Mount Katmal's dramatic eruptions and their global climate and ash effects, with Congress later designating the Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes as a national monument.
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Tax Case Becomes Real Comedy of Errors in Paris
In Paris, tax payer M. Lesueur faces a laughably tangled bill over a 5 cent discrepancy. From 79 francs charged for apprentices to multiple refunds and fines, errors spiral as officials insist on further payments totaling a nuisance sum. He threatens court over padlocks and seizure.
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Hayling
M. Lesneur
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Mas
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M. Lekoeur
Kitty Takes Hayride at Oakdale Goes Awry
A shipment of bated hay to Oakdale led to an unexpected incident as a bale swung loose injuring a cat. The feline remained alive but severely bruised, highlighting the mishap during unloading.
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Kitty
Oakdale
Ring embedded in oak tree found high above ground
A report describes a metallic ring found embedded in an oak tree about 20 feet up. Local observer noted it appeared fastened to the trunk and identified as a hitching ring of unclear origin. The item is under investigation by authorities.
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Treasury
Woodin
Federal Reserve Banka
Lydwaney
Hartlabieg
Oreo Antron
Population growth outlook from the American Journal of Sociology
The report notes US population last year was the smallest since 1880 with cities not gaining for over a century. It projects 130 million by 1940 and limited growth thereafter, while rural areas rose due to depression and national population trends show declines and varying annual increases.
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Chicago
United States
American Journal of Sociology
Mail Theft by Bluebird Foiled by Rural Carrier
Rural mail carrier R E Flanagan reports a daylight robbery by a bluebird at MacRae Georgia. He spotted a bluebird on the mailbox as he arrived and chased it after placing a letter inside. The bird flew off with the letter but dropped it when pursued and Flanagan reclaimed and weighted it down to protect it from a second visit.
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R. E. Flanagan
Flanagan
Bible in Verse Planned for Sublette Kans
AL Tyler of Sublette aims to rewrite the Bible in verse to improve readability. He has finished about 400 verses and plans to continue the project, reshaping sacred text into verse form.
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Sublette
AL Tyler
Purposely Fired Ranger Lake Oil Spill Not Endangering City
A 5000 barrel tank burst near Ranger Texas spreading oil film across part of the lake water supply. Officials said the oil burned off without damage to the lake.
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