Wisconsin women push for world court role and literacy drive
Green Bay Wisconsin delegates at a federation convention urged recognition of a permanent world court and universal schemes while opposing any weakening of existing food laws. They backed a literacy campaign with the slogan No Literacy by 1930 and heard speakers on education, welfare, and licensing drivers.
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Debt Parley In Washington Summarized In Press
The Philadelphia Public Ledger notes the French parley in Washington ending with a temporary settlement. Stephane Lauzanne praises the moment yet warns it opens a path to congressional wisdom complicating a permanent solution. The Macon Telegraph shares this unease. The Literary Digest October 10 issue offers a full story and American opinions.
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