Memorials Toward World War Cemeteries Described in Pictures
Cal Markey describes memorials at eight overseas cemeteries including France Belgium and England and recounts the Battle Monuments Commission work. The Men’s Club event featured a slide presentation with views of Aisne Marne Somme and Meuse Argonne cemeteries and the Brookwood monument. Attendees included clergy and local residents as Armistice Day marked its seventeenth anniversary.
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Cal
John Markey
U. S
the Monuments Commission
Evangelical Atheren
France
Ight
England
John J. Persh By
Battle Monuments Commisasion
Col
Markey
United States
Aisne-Marne
Belleau
Pre-en-Tardenois
Vance
St. Mihiel
Whitencourt
Somme
Bony
Flanders Field
Pranceevet
Prance
Bellicourt
Oneer
Ahatagr
Thierry Keane
The Sun Rouses the World in a Morning Tale
In a playful tale a sun visits a sleepy group and explains its daily routine. It wakes flowers at dawn and warms beaches while the Sandman nods to rest and night. The sun promises to return, bidding everyone a cheerful good day as it climbs back into the sky.
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the Times
Sandman
Scouty
Uttleef
Lyigta
Misall
Scousy
Billions Were Cut From Business by Low Mood
Washington reports Commerce Department figures show a total loss of 26.6 billion from 1930 to 1934 due to low mood. Despite a rise in national income from 1933 to 1934, corporations drew down surpluses by paying out wages dividends and other disbursements, with 1934 losses reaching about 2.63 billion.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Ilice
Economic records show rising output but persistent losses
The report notes that materials and plant equipment wear totaled 46.561 billion while income paid out reached 50.189 billion, drawing 1.628 billion from surplus. Goods and services value exceeded 1933 levels, with prior years showing losses of 8.817 billion in 1932, 8.12 billion in 1921, and 5.015 billion in 1930.
Rise of High Rise Trousers Sparks Accessory Trend
In the wake of popular high-rise suits a new range of accessories emerges. High-rise sports and shorts, stubby suspenders and short neckties cater to the revived waistline, signaling a fashion shift in menswear.
Peace Talks at Hood by Students
Armistice Day events at Rong College featured a peace discussion during an extended chapel. Student speakers outlined three pacifist viewpoints and a neutral stance, with Miss Muriel Myers, Miss Sarah Lester, Miss Rachel McKinley, and Miss Ruth Sprenkie presenting types of pacifists and a governmental stance. Ira Ole Reddick moderated a vigorous discussion among many students, ending in unified opposition to war and a strong desire for peace.
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Rong College
Naion
Muriel Myers
Pittsburgh
Sarah Lester
Hageeestown
United States
Rachel McKinley
Breathedsvile, Md
Ruth Sprenki
Butler
Roosevelt
Misa Sprenkie
Ira Ole Reddick
Ambiguous Debate Over Pacifist Approach to Hite Page Grove
A fragment notes a dispute over methods to achieve pacifism linked to Hite Page Grove. The text hints at tension between different opinions on nonviolence and strategy without detailing actors or actions.
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Robert L. Smith
Byron A. Winebrewer
Jama A. Falk
C. H. Shull
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Charles F. Seeger
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Frank W. Cole
William A. Renn
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Ramsburs
Ward A. Angleberger
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Henry Falk
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L. W. Putman
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Charles BE. Aroadrup
Edward Bentz
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Louise Foster
Edwina Mobley
Los Angeles
Oalif
Southern Methodist University
University of California At
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Nary Fy Halcock RA
George Scanbo
Drogsista
Hood
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Eee
Hillside Coal Co
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Surinam River
Dutch Guiana
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Frank Manks
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