War debt talks hover over Hoover Roosevelt meeting
Silvian Hoover and President-Elect Roosevelt met Tuesday to discuss the war debt issue. They offered no decisive policy, while Congress remains wary of debt reductions. Other notes cover Mussolini’s cabinet, Hitler’s chancellorship bid, budget cuts, and foreign policy shifts.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Hitler
Silivant Hoover
United States
Sloever
Loover
the Treasury
Ogden Mills
Stimson
Raymousn Moley
Columbia University
Doctor Moley
Brain Trust
Colonel House
Roosevelt Administratio
Coover
White House
Remarkable World War Era Women and Lighthouse Heroine
The article profiles Kate Walker a Staten Island lighthouse keeper at Robbins Reef who served for over thirty years preserving the beacon and rescuing mariners while caring for her family. It also tells the tale of Anna Glad a drummer girl from Oakland who served as Tom Hurley in Civil War camps before General Grant learned her secret.
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Kate
Kate Walker
Robbing Reef
New York Bay
Beatwen
Germany
Sandy Hook
Staten 18- Land
New York City
Richard B. Morse
Jacob
Staten Island
Tom Hurley
Jeremiah Hunley
Tom
General Grant
Anna Glad
Oakland
Calif
Anna
Grant
Drummer Bay
Grant Straihtway
Hay
Anna Tinnley
Union
Matsuoka Defies League on Manchuria Policy at Geneva
OSUKE MATSUOKA of Japan told the League of Nations council that Japan acted in self defense in Manchuria and China. He argued for a Manchukuo solution while Wellington Koo of China condemned Japan’s aims and warned of continued boycott pressure as the matter goes to the Assembly.
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Osuke Matsuoka
Japan
Geneva
Council of the
League of Nations
Manchuria
China
League
Lytton Commission
Manchikuo
Matsunka
Matsuoka
Wellington Koo
Asia
Koo
League Council
Assembly of the League
Uchida
War Office
Tokyo
Ja- Gun
Old Orders in Force in British House of Commons
A fragment notes standing orders in force in the British House of Commons dating back over two centuries.
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House of Commons
Age old Romany customs and marriage rites described
An article notes Romany traditions in England including charms buried with infants for luck, blood unions in marriage, rites such as door knocking and evidence of wealth, and unconventional divorce methods. It cites strict Romany law, no formal courts, and resolution by elder women.
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John Bull
Errey
England
Taunton
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Washington
War Debt Funding Commission
Milla
Garner
Eleet
Smoot
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Warrison
King and George
Callier
Stalney
Donzhton
Frawley
Treadway
Bacharach
Czechoslovakia
Great Britain
France
Belgium
Italy
Mussolini
Berlin
van Llindenburg
Adolf Hitler
National Socialists
Hiner
Yoo Papen
Reichsrat
von Hlnedenburg
Lltler
Fltler Miret
Kurt von Schleicher
Garon Konstantio von Neurath
Mipketer
Hittler
Stl
Reichstag
Hazerburg
Esloy L. Jondis
Mount Baker
Seattle
Appropriations Committee
Hartley
BE. &. Grammer
Lui Beringo
Jones
Fred Britten
Fro Crlesto
Theodore Joslin
Mr. Britten
Britten
Joslin
Hoover
Aymond Robins
North Carolina
Reynolds Rogers
Skegers
Mr. Robins
St. Lawrence
Senate Foreign Relations
Mississipi Valley Association
St Louis
Lake Michigan
Mississippi Valley Association
St Lawrence Project
Manchukuo
Ma Chao-shan
Tsitsihar
Helsungkiang Province
American Farm Bureau Federation
Chicago
Edward A. O'Neal
Coning Congress
America
Mr. O'Neal
Enator F. Byrnes
South Carolina
Senate
Home Town Bank Board
Tariff Commission
Brroes
Arles
Starvard University
A. Lawrence Lowell
Doctor Lowell
Uiversity
Michigan
Purdue
Yale
Harvard
Weentern Serapaper Unias
Raymond Moley
Raymond Robins
Tom” Hurley
Salt Lake City
Mormon Tabernacle
Ernest C. Rossiter
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