Oshkosh Lady Talks To Ripon Club Guests
Oshkosh woman Mrs George E. wa s monthly guest at the Fines Study club in Ripon as she spoke on London week. The event featured guest day with forty women, songs by Mrs Harold Chamberlain and readings by Miss Doris Krapp, tea served by Mrs H Boody.
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Boy Scouts Seek 300 New Leaders for Growing Program
The Boy Scouts of America require at least 300 executives and assistants for current and new councils. Plans include intensive training across the counties, with the first course at Teachers College, Columbia University opening October 24. The movement grew to 359,009 members, aided by 160,006 volunteers.
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Soviet creates commission to monitor concession agreements
A new permanent commission is established to watch the carrying out of concessionary agreements with the Soviet government. It will remove obstacles to progress, oversee state organizations, review contract compliance, and report periodically to central authorities.
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President Coolidge's Plea For Tolerance
President Coolidge calls for casting off hatreds in a speech to the American Legion Convention at Omaha. The Omaha World-Herald praises his sagacity and leadership while New York World commends his insight and tolerance amid hysteria fears.
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French debt proposal sparks bitter press in Paris
French reaction to the debt settlement discussed in Paris outlets is sharp. Caillaux is praised by some papers as rescuing France from what they call an American fetter, while others recall past banishment and accusations of treason as he returns with a stance seen as pivotal in the debt issue. The Literary Digest offers French translations capturing this mixed mood.
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