The Pope Health and global peace pillars discussed
A column reflects on Pope health optimism, eight peace pillars, and the value of air and submarine protection for the United States. It notes London’s great fire of 1666, Hoover’s New York visit, and praises the idea that mi amigo could ease American peace with Argentina. It contrasts friendly union words with Europe and Asia’s “my enemy.”
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United States
Justo
Europe
Asia
Features Syndicate
Ina
Edward VIII
Great Britain
Ireland
India
House of Commons
House of Lords
Privy
Edward
England
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Simpson
Wally
London
Mrs
Duchy of Cornwall
Duke of York
American Farm Bureau Federation
Pasadena
Calif
Wallace
AAA
Pan-America
Federation
Mr. Wallace
Hull
Great floods in Cagayan valley devastate northern Luzon
Belated dispatches from Manila report a dire flood in the Cagayan valley of northern Luzon caused by a typhoon and torrential rains. The disaster reportedly swamped villages, with thousands possibly dead, and isolation delayed relief as a former provincial commander reached the area after four days.
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Manila
Philippines
Cagayan
Luzon
Roosevelt Press Policy Sparks Debate In Washington
Observers in Washington weigh Dr Stanley High's Liberty Magazine forecast that President Roosevelt may discipline the press in a new term. The piece explores insider perspectives, potential intimidation risks, and public sentiment toward fair journalism amid a history of contested newspaper coverage.
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White House
A Wooden Wedding in Bellingen NSW
All members of the bridal party in Bellingen New South Wales bore the surname Wood. Bride Dulcie Wood and bridegroom James Wood wed with sister Marion Wood as bridesmaid and brother James Wood as best man. Rev Gordon Wood performed the service while his wife played the wedding march. Woods attended as singers at the reception and feast. Unrelated Wood families were among the guests.
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Bellingen
New South Wales
Wood
Dulcie Wood
James Wood
Marion Wood
Gordon Wood
Woods
Taking a Walk a Chaore e on Election Day 1933
A Western Newspaper Unit analysis argues that prominent politicians from both parties have "gone fishing" by avoiding polls on election day. The piece traces historical echoes from Hamilton to Adams and Jefferson, noting how walkouts shaped early American party fortunes and the fate of the Federalists.
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Alexander Hamilton
Hamilton
Zahn Adams
John Adams
Adams
France
General Pershing
Nion
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
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