Conference on Unemployment and Agricultural Relief Plans
A long piece discusses farm aid through the War Finance Corporation to market staple crops gradually amid postwar trade shifts. It cites Eugene Meyer and outlines credit, financing, and administrative aspects, with emphasis on easing cotton and other farm product markets while considering broader unemployment and international conferences. It closes with a witty engagement-ring joke.
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War Finance Corporation
Eugene Meyer
Wor
Pman Fatlon
Wis
Oe International Antidomeste
Mimx
Rhus Corporation
Forign
Dejartment of Agriculture
Europe
America
Merky
Washington
Dream Beards And Fortunes In Old Almanac Sayings
A compact dream lore note links long beards to life length and colors to outcomes. Black signals troubles, red brings shame, white forecasts cunning and success, shaving indicates loss, a young woman with a beard portends marriage well, and beard wearers signify riches though the source hedges with doubt.
Origin of Name Wood
The earliest bearer of the name Wood lived near a wood. It appears as Atte-Wolde meaning at the wood, later becoming Att wood, then Atwood, and finally Wood. Some instances remained Atwood. The name exists in both England and the country today.
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Attwood
Atwood
Wood
England
De Valera and Lloyd George Clash Over Negotiation Rights
Fragmented report describes De Valera and Lloyd George arguing over Ireland’s status and the right to negotiate as a sovereign state. It notes British methods and perception of independence, with emphasis on diplomatic actions and the potential expulsion of a government. Also reports a deadly railroad wreck near Clinton Iowa injuring a tramp and hospital transfer.
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Een
Ben Hanlon
Jon
Ier
Liesl
George Avelaven
Sittin
Carvat Britis
Valere
Seine Heles
Dante
Lloyd George
Turkiye suffers heavy casualties in latest offensive
Reported military action details claim eighteen thousand Turkish losses and ruptured Greek casualties. The report cites Greek prisoners and captured material, with figures indicating around twelve thousand prisoners on the Turkish side and fifteen hundred on the Greeks, plus additional wounded.
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Asia
Owelve Tousand
Convict in Ark facility kills guard during breakout
A prisoner in the Ark-Tom-Slaughterous Chinhoma Halls escaped a lockdown by using a rifle smuggled from outside. He killed one man and possibly fatally wounded others while attempting to flee. Warden lines indicate Blame Adkhama, serving eighteen years for murder, was killed. Slaughter surrendered after fearing for his life.
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Linl Rock
Ark—Tom
Chinhoma Halls
Adkhama
Slaughter
250 Savings for Each in U S Washington
Treasury figures estimate every man woman and child in the United States has about 250 saved. The nation’s 106 million population yields a total roughly 27 billion in small investor swings, with 21.4 trillion in government securities and 6 billion in deposits across more than 39,000 savings banks.
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U. S. Washington
Treasury Department
Reductions debated on federal income and surtax plan
The House and Senate dispute proposed changes to income taxes and the surtax, detailing rate shifts, exemptions, and impacts on different income levels. Notes describe revenue effects, which would total about 178 thousand dollars plus adjustments from exemptions, with context on single versus family filers. A separate item reports the solved mystery of Judge Corbett’s death, noting a deer hunting incident near Ozark and a letter to his widow regarding the deathbed event.
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Honizon
Shelee Suntan
Iw Wen Wan
Prem TV
Shkomi
Mt Hirota
Fremihey Experin AL Bes
Four Big Packers Go Open in Chicago Representation Plan
Four major Chicago packing firms Armoursand Company Swift and Company Wilson Co and the Cudshy Packing ny wtimen announced an open shop representation system. A war plan statement from pickers claimed 10 percent of workers supported the plan amid 8 5 per cent voting.
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Chicago
Patley
Armoursand Company
Swift and Company
Wilson Co
Cudshy
Loyés
New World Tribunal Conflict Shapes German Representative Vote
A chaotic session of international diplomacy sees a mixed group elected to the new World Tribunal, with Meiers Noespaner Vinion Lew Bertin among delegates and debate over who chairs the Imperial House Court of justice. The American candidate Jol Bassett Moore gains applause on the second ballot as candidates from Spain and Chile compete amid Zionist and Palestine mandate discussions.
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Meiers Noespaner
Kedolin Bassett
Dibs Dee
Inperal House
Dustien
Moore
USSG
Jol Bis Jaett Moore
Wisehosen
Spain
AL Alvarez
Chile
Connell
Dr Huber
Awiteeriand
Dade Ny
Dewsutrle
Tim
Carma
Zionist Congress
Great Britain
Mandate
Palestine
Jewish National Assembly In
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Ireland Crisis Deepens Over Sinn Fein Delegates
Premier Moyne refuses to meet Sinn Fein delegates as representatives of a sovereign state. He notes that the Irish delegation cannot be treated as independent rulers without allegiance to the throne and empire. The British cabinet considers the status of the delegation and withdraws the second paragraph of a prior letter, postponing talks.
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Moyd George Wa
Hrubilin
Tuiroch
Eamonn
Ile Valery
Die Virera
Leeland
Treland
Coun
Indictment in Logan County murder case and labor vote notes
A five and five by mimes indictment? Five? Five and five? The report details a Bla nket Indictment on a Logan Heene border case with CF Keeney and Fred Mooney named among District No. 17 United Mine Workers officials. It also notes a strike vote by six federated shop unions against railroad wage cuts set for July 1, with action deferred until working rules are promulgated. Thomas W. Lamont of J P Morgan & Co will travel to Mexico City to discuss Mexico’s external obligations with government officials at the invitation of the international bankers committee.
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Sana
W.va
Geard
Logan-Heene Coury
CF Keeney
Fred Mooney
Chicago-Rulireat
Jowell
Mexico
New York
Thomas W. Lamont
J.P. Morgan & Co
Mexico City
International Committee of Bankers On
Lamont
Island Street Crossing Fails Decency Test
A policeman stops two girls as they cross Island street to demand decency in dress. One wears a heavy suit with high neck and elbow sleeves, the other a sheer net waist. The officer warns both to cover up or be stopped, highlighting a clash over public attire.
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Miler
Washington
Notheing
Texas
Fort Worth
Texas & Pacific
Island Street
Wermetf
Mameste Exhumed
Guardian of the Law
Perfectly Late and Donna Bend Fate at the River
Donna asks to go beating with someone named Buffers. Her mother forbids but relents saying Buffers has a cork leg and can offer a lifeline if the boat capsizes. The exchange centers on trust and safety in a potentially risky river outing.
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Donna
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