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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1930

Page

7

World War Peace Moves Across 1920s to 1930s Echoes

A sweeping chronology lists treaties and diplomatic actions from 1920 to 1932. Key events include Kellogg Briand pact ratifications, reparations plans, Vatican Italy accords, League of Nations activities, naval disarmament efforts, and Manchurian conflicts affecting China and Russia with multiple nation signings and political shifts.

United States Canada Niagara Party Salvation Army High Council Bramwell Booth Japan London Chancery Court Stamwell Booth Com Toland Reichstag Italy Vatican Rome Russia Poland Latvia Asthenia Rumania Conference of Experts Paris Owen Young Edward J. Higgins Council of League of Nations International Jurists League of Nations Elihu Root Germany Preparatory Gibson Peru Chile Hoover Washington Bolivia Commission of Experts China Nasiebs Madrid MacDonald Dawes Mexico Catholic Church England France Belgium Moscow Great Britain Ils Ltloover Kellogg Birkenhead Hague Manchuria Manchouli Rhineland Assembly of League of Nations Geneva World Court Briand Pogranichinaya Manchurian Yugo Slavia Council of Turkey Ramsay MacDonald London American Congress Floover Lahasusu Amur Humbert Marie Jose Bank of International Relations Baden Baden Dalai Nor West Floovers Moncada Nicaragua Alexander Yugoslavia Peter Zivcovic Amanullah Afghanistan Inayatulla Kabul Habibullah Khan Valencia Bombay Toral Obregon Chefoo Shantung Italian Court of Inquiry Nopie Italia Monterey Orizaba Juarez Manzanillo General Escobar Torreon Jesus M. Aguirre Vera Cruz General Aguirre Jiminez la Cruz Escobar Reforma Seipel Austria Chihuahua City Mussolini Chang Chungchang Nogales Baldwin House of Commons Juan Bautista Perez Venezuela Kondouriotis Greece King George Laborite Pius XI Vatican State Baron Tanaka Yamaguchi Fremier Poincare Aristide Briand Leguin Cumana Palestine Ixansu Czechoslovakia Johann Schober Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes Kingdom of Yugo Slavia Nadir Khan Habibullah Leningrad Amir J. H Scullin Labor Party Australia Gastonia N. C Ontario Andre Tardieu Nova Scotia Tardieu Baucha Sakao Pascual Ortiz Rubio Ghent University Canton

Hoover and Curtis inaugurated as president and vice president

A chronicle of early 1930 events lists Hoover and Curtis being inaugurated in March, stirring political shifts, cabinet confirmations, and policy actions. It tracks tax, tariff, farm relief, and prohibition moves, plus notable appointments and international dealings shaping the new administration.

Ars Coolidge Sapelo Island Georgia Washington Franklin Roosevelt New York Hoover Curtis Michigan Supreme Court Fred Palm James M. Beck Pennsylvania House Walter O. Woods United States Senate Roy O. West C. C. Little University of Michigan Oklahoma Senate Johnston Congress Chicago Mountain Lake Fla Mapas Shumaker Indiana Anti-Saloon League Col Charlies Lindbergh Anne Morrow Mexico Charles P. Summerall Nicaragua Melton University of Missouri Henry S. Johnston Oklahoma State Senate Dawes Santo Domingo Henry L. Stimson Henry J. Allen Kansas F. P Roosevelt U. S. Supreme Court Harry F. Sinclair Charles G. Dawes Great Britain Longworth L. F. Hobart Ohio James Couzens Michigan John F. Curry Tammany Lawrence M. Judd Hawaii R. M Hutchins Yale Law School University of Chicago Jouett Shouse Democratic Party al Smith Notre Dame University Llarry Sineltir Charles Jéivans Turhes, Jr U. S Des Moines University Dwight F Davis Philippines Law Enforcement Commission George W. Wickersham Supreme Court Theodore Roosevelt, Jr Porto Rico M. H. Lucas Kentucky Internal Revenue Presbyterian General Assembly Episcopal Methodist Methodist South Presbyterian South Charles A. Lindbergh Morrow Englewood N. J Rosika Schwimmer Mabel Willebrandt Harry E. Sinclair Hubert Work Aepublican National Committee N. B. Judah Cuba Ripon Wis Bloover Virginia J. C. Roop H. Fletcher C. Stone C. B. Denman Missouri Carl Williiams Federal Farm Board Mellon Treasury Alexander Legge International Harvester Company C. C. Teague California Jackson Mich Walter P. Andrews Atlanta the Elks C. S. Wilson Hall N. Y Florida Clinton Dannemora Auburn S. R. McKelvie Nebraska John W Garrett Baltimore Italy Leavenworth Penitentiary Wilbur B. Huston Seattle Thomas A. Edison John G. Pollard Co-Operative Marketing Association National Committee On Farm Board Senate Finance Committee Gerrit J. Diekema Michiigan Holland William E. Brock Tyson Tennessee Claudius H. Huston Republican National Committee Maine Treasury Department W. B. Shearer Shipbuilding Corporation Grand Army of the Republic Portland E. J. Foster Worcester Mass Henry F. Guggenheim Gen. Lytle Brown Army Engineers H. M. Blackmer la Guardia Walker John Coolidge Florence Trumbull Plainville Conn American Legion Convention Louisville Colorado Canon City O. L. Bodenhamer el Dorado Ark American Legion East Chicago Ind Indiana A. G. Ruthven Albert B. Fall Theodore Roosevelt Irwin B. Laughlin Pittsburgh Spain Senate Committee Atlantic Charles C. Hart Persia Edison Greenfield Village Henry Ford Gastonia N. C Reed Robinson Arkansas London Stimson Cincinnati Ohio River Albert B Fall Organization of Farmers National Grain Corporation G. A. Youngquist Minneapolis John A. MacMurray China Johns Hopkins University Senator Bingham Connecticut Jimmie Walker Bishop Cannon Secretary of the Treasury C. P. Anderson Protestant Episcopal Church Conference of Industrial, Labor and E Denison Ilinois Dry Robert M. Hutchins University of Chicas Walter E Edge New Jersey France David Baird, Jr Fedge Farm Organization Russia

Long list of notable deaths in 1929 year in review

A chronological necrology lists prominent figures who died from January to December 1929. It includes officials like Janice Horace Harding and Grand Duke Nicholas, artists such as Lily Langtry and Mark Twain era names, diplomats, industrialists, and military leaders with locations noted in New York, Miami Beach, Detroit, Chicago, and other cities.

Los Angeles Lindbergh Miami Belize British Honduras Frank Hawks New York Managua Panama George Haldeman Windsor Ont Havana Capts Ignacio Jiminez Francisco Iglesias Atlantic Seville Brazilian Martin Jensen Pittsburgh Navy No. 1 Char Lottetown Prince Edward Island Apollo Soucek R. I. Robbins James Kelly Fort Worth Texas Yellow Bird Old Orchard Beach Paris Rome Comillas Spain Imperial Airways English Channel Ramon Franco U. S Azores Hawks Santander Williams Yancey Mendell and Reinhart Culver City Calif Coste Bellonte France Idzikowski Kubala Poland le Bourget Field Graciosa Island Dale Jackson Forest O’brine St. Louis Graf Zeppelin Friedrichshafen United States Lakehurst Tokyo Kaesar Casher Portugal Zeppelin H. R. D. Waghorn Great Britain A. H. Orlebar Calshot England Col. Lindbergh Paramaribo Dutch Guiana Manchuria Fritz von Opel Germany Urban F. Diteman, Jr Montana Harbor Grace Newfoundland London Chicago George T. Cuddihy Navy Washington Byrd South Pole J. Horace Harding American Railway Express Company Grand Duke Nicholas Russia George L Tex) Rickard Miami Beach Cardinal Tosi Milan Arthur Jones Wallace Eddinger Benjamin N. Duke Tim Murphy Count Chinda Casper Whitney Sophie Irene Loeb James Elverson, Jr Philadelphia Inquirer Oscar W. Underwood Alabama James Edgar Brown Ogden Mills George J. Charlton Alton Railroad Robert L. Slagle Press of University of South Dakota Maria Christina Minnie Hauk Edwin Denby Detroit Lily Langtry Lady de Bathe Monte Carlo Melville E. Stone Arthur Middleton Philip Lydig New York Capitalist Frank Keenan Hollywood Newell Dwight Hillis Bronxville N. Y Maurice Emmanuel Sarrail Verdun Samuel Rea The Pennsylvania Railroad W. Stubbs Kansas Myron T. Herrick Brander Matthews Cardinal Lucidl Col E. Lester Jones U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey Shimpei Goto Joseph W. Bailey Charles H. Aldrich Flora Annie Steel Prince Henry Prussia Kaiser Edward F. Curry Pullman Company A. B. Hale University of Porto San Francisco E. W. Eberle Katherine Tingley Stockholm Sween Robert Henri State Supreme Court I. N Mills W. T. Francis Liberia Grant Fellowa Michigan Supreme Court Lillian Bell N. J. Sinnott U. & Court of Claims John Cotton Dana Newark N. J Henry B. Fuller H. C. Frankenfield Federal Weather Bureau Mast James J. Keane Dubuque Emile Berliner T. B. Veblen Karl von Welsbach Austria Mary MacLane Victor L. Berger Milwaukee H. C. Witwer Chauncey Keep Cyril Keightley Alfred Cowles Severen N. F. Proctor Larchmont O. J. Kvale Minnesota Louise C. Willcox Jesse Lynch Williams Sir Wedsworth Meux Miller Huggins New York Yankees U. S. Grant President Grant San Diego George A. Goodenough University of Illinois Western Conference Baron Tanaka Twomaus J. Mitten Philadelphia Ia. A. Bourdelle Gustav Stresemann Edmund M. Dunne Peoria H. H. Hoppe Cincinnati Stephen B. Elkins BH. S. Shumaker Indiana Anti-Saloon League H. Cc. Jones University of Iowa College of Law Prince Bernhard von Buelow Theodore E. Burton Memphis Tenn Frederick Monsen Victoria T. P. O'Connor House of Commons James W. Good John Cort P. W. Speer Houghton, Mich W. C. Vaughan Richmond Henry W. Lyon Georges Clemenceau Daniel P. Appel New England Life Insurance Company Boston F. E.i Warren Wyoming Raymond Hitchcock Ovide Mussin Brooklyn C. J. McCarthy Hawaii Honolulu John J. Flinn Harold Gifford Omaha Father Tondorf Georgetown University J. R. Campbell Stillwater Okla M. A. Shaw University of Town Robert Reid W. W. Griest Pennsylvania M. W. Stryker Hamilton College Charles Goodnight D .E. Aultman Western Newspaper Union

Physically Fit Start for School Children Urged

A memorandum argues pre school health checks to reveal hidden defects. It notes vaccination and nutrition affect performance, cites undernourished children with adenoids improving after treatment, and urges parents and health departments to inspect eyes teeth tonsils hearing and hearts so children can begin school at scratch.

John

Hay fever cures offered by pollen tests and serum

The article explains hay fever affects many Americans and outlines a diagnostic skin test using pollen extracts to identify the offending pollen. It notes subsequent injections over weeks to build immunity before the pollen season and asserts the treatment, while not foolproof, has a high success rate.

United States Western Newspaper Union

Unknown God image found among Greek altars in Sicily excavation

In Agri gento Sicily archaeologists uncover Greek and Roman altars with Neolithic axes and pottery. A plain terra cotta drainpipe proved to be a rare image of an Unknown God with hair tied collar and two ears. Further digs planned near the temple of Castor and Pollux.

Agrigento Grigenti Sicily Marconi Sikels Castor Pollux

Blanche Chosen Over Urraca as Bride for Spanish Princess

A historic negotiation over royal marriages ends with Blanche selected as the preferred bride for a Spanish princess, despite being deemed less suited and less beautiful than Urraca, a name deemed unfit for a queen.

Blanche Urraca

Pride and Ingratitude Reflections on Virtue and Fault

A compact aphorism notes pride as the root of ingratitude, linking disdain to fault in human conduct. The reflection suggests pride shapes how actions are perceived and judged.

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