News Review of Current Events by Edward W Pickard
Edward W Pickard surveys a turbulent political week with White House pressure for new appropriations, Senate clashes over President Roosevelt era plans, and signs of discontent in France, Italy, and Wisconsin politics. He notes differing views on government spending, tax implications, and the balance of power amid evolving international tensions.
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Edward W. Pickard
Congress
Glass
Virginia
Treasury
Mellon
Caden Mills, Co& 3
CG. Roop
DuUdge
Walter
H. Newton
Newton
Reiding Newton
White House
Sertier
Ince
Howe
Turther
Floover
Mone
Senate
Cvcretary
Agriculture
Ce Hod
Louis Lis
Wighet
Geihalin
French Delegation Chief Delegates Report on Naval Conference
The French delegation chief and other party leaders met to discuss the naval conference negotiations. Reported progress showed Americans, British, and Japanese making steady gains in mediating their differences. A foreign ministry spokesman issued a communique stressing that the Navy talks center on tentative progress and depend on French and Italian acceptance and inclusion in a five power treaty.
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Clo Fandon
Jigikb
Mdivatig Sheir
Unclear text fragment on wheat markets and policy effects
Fragmentary notes describe wheat price speculation and potential U.S. Canada market actions. Mentions federal officials and price moves, with distorted passages about supply, demand, and farm funds.
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Europe
United States
Canada
Death Valley Ghost Towns Recalled In Descriptive Tour
A vivid survey of Death Valley and its abandoned towns Greenwater Khyalite Panaminty Skidoo and others. It notes Greenwater as the classic ghost town with shaky remains and a famous bottle house while Death Valley Scotty’s ranch and the old minting camp front present faded signs of past bustle.
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Death Valley
Cati
Ultlon
Death Valleys
Bach
Nevada
Lierhins
Gelinat
I Rondbed
Hyo Vite
Ciileh
Iri
Heatly
Beatly
Warnngo Creek
Bn Ills
Los Angeles
Death Valley Junction
Reon
Wks
British Writer Describes Wild U S Parties in 1825 Book
Ashford observer reports a British writer’s book accusing American society of excess and late night hotel revelry. He notes university crowds, drinking, and roving crowds in cities like Chicago and Los Angeles as consequences of heavy alcohol use.
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U. S
Ashford
Kent
Charten Feglesr Deh
United States
Pn Virago
Chicago
Court Rules Dogs Fleas Belong to Owner in Suit
A court awarded Mrs. Tulli 20008 at damages after a dispute over whether dog fleas and other insects attached to a hound were the property of the dog’s owner. The case against Chitra Yadrinan involved cost for the assessment and rulings on damages for nuisance.
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Ite
Cincinnati
Nore
Mira
Akeny Tetoil
Chitra Yadrinan
Cormier Roomer
Reiewnge
Oorman
Wurret
Alligatoy
Inter Ones
Retired Captain Liar Claims Ocean Contest Fame
A garbled reminiscence from an older coastwise tale recounts a retired captain who boasted of winning a long sea contest aboard a voyage from Havre to Boston. The tale weaves in age, passages about whales, and a mysterious “Hump” boatmaster identity, with the captain’s bravado framed as a dubious claim from past years.
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Great Lakes
Delmiy
Lisle
Havre
Bos
Metane
Montana Museum Urged For Indian Relics
A Montana professor proposes a state wide expedition and a centralized Indian relics museum to study and display artifacts. He suggests a large facility to house and classify items, with controlled access and careful preservation to honor heritage.
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Montana
British Constable Quits After 28 Years of Service
A British constable resigns after 28 years of service. The officer served in the Falkland Islands and previously held roles in the river police and the navy before joining the police force, marking a long career in public service.
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Tloldon
Falkland Talanda
Dan O'Sullivan
England
Penyloy
Gallee
Navy
Ancient Hopton crock preserves wine in unusual harbor
A fragment describes a 200 year old Hopton crock used in a remote fishing setting. It notes a single rewinding ritual every six weeks and mentions the vessel stored near My nd Mira and Torley G Anies, indicating a regional historic craft practice.
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Lawrence
Mana—a
Primi Fisher
Hopton
Mira
Torley G
Anies
Fragmentary report on Radium Speck Man incident
An unclear account describes a Radium Speck man involved in a bandage related event at a hospital. The text mentions a newly pager and a patient at a hospital, with garbled names and places making precise details unreadable.
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Ferlich Hospital
THOR
Faklion
Juelieen
Secret of Fowl Appetite Sparks Local Debate
A fragmentary report discusses a sparerib like fowl with unusual appetite. Names and places are garbled but suggest a local dispute or opinion piece about poultry feed and the bird’s behavior. The text mentions several unclear figures and a late ouster, implying a political or social controversy surrounding the household or farm.
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Teheli
Bank Bandits Use Modern Methods in Heist Tale
A fragmented report recounts a bank robbery with references to modern techniques and involved figures. It names several people and places in a style consistent with early crime notes, highlighting the audacious tactics and prompting public concern.
Wildlife Feeding in National Parks Draws Attention
Wildlife feeding in national parks involves wild sheep deer and birds gathering near human areas. Reports indicate animals approach trails and roads for scraps, with park staff noting potential health and safety risks. Authorities urge visitors to avoid feeding wildlife and to store food securely, citing incidents near Dreamin and Stnpy Ginelar where animals linger for handouts.
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Ranger Lee
Clark
Sauy
Aletyefane
Dreamin
Firehouse Blaze Prompts Police Probe Into Negligence
Report describes a near tragedy as a fire at a local station draws scrutiny of firefighters and possible negligence. Authorities say six personnel were involved, with one seriously injured as crews battled the blaze and residents worry about response times and safety. Investigators work to confirm what occurred and whether accountability is warranted.
French Award Medal to Nurse Who Died at Post
Government finds awarded a posthumous medal to a nurse who died at her station. The recognition honors her service and sacrifice while tending to patients during a health crisis. Her dedication marked a lasting example of care under pressure.
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Wardieu
Tego
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Dulont
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Dipont de Nomphrs Cuiopary
Winlaglen
N. J
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Tigren
America
Wisconsin
Republican Party
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Florida
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Wren
Solomnon Lovitan
Oman
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Prelle
Pope Pius the Enscheal
Nohia Spantab
College of Ordinals
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Perot
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Thilan
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Kinga
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Cie
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Hie
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