Review of Current Global Debates on Farm Relief and Disarmament
Edward W. Pickard and allies discuss relief plans for farmers, potential price controls, and a cooperative approach to marketing farm products. They note congressional positions, Iowa bankers’ proposals, and the administration’s stance on price fixing alongside disarmament talks and America’s possible delegation.
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Iowa
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Boston Chamber of Minerce
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Kansas
Love for Dog-Owners By Albert Payson Terhune
A sorrowful scene in a Brewer family garden follows the burial of Mary Greser’s beloved Airedale. Old Man Negley defends dogs against poisoners while Brewer laments a poisoned dog and discusses difficulty proving who harmed pets. The tale recalls cases of arsenic poisoning and urges restraint and justice.
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Rex
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Queen City of East Antioch Title History in Syria
Ancient Antioch, founded around 200 BC by Seleucus, was called the Queen of the East for its beauty. It became a Christian center after Jerusalem’s fall, endured Saracen rule, fell to Crusaders, then to Egypt, later under French mandate after 1919.
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Syria
Mediterranean
Seleucus
Asia Minor
Antioch
Jerusalem
Titus
Syne
Egypt
Dirks
France
Tidal Rivers and Drowned River Systems
The article defines a drowned river system as the Hudson Delaware Sosane hana Potomac and James where trunk valleys and branches were submerged by sea level rise, creating excellent harbors at tidal stream mouths due to the edge of the continent sinking.
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Hudson
Delaware
Sosanehana
Potomac
James
Dinosaur Tracks Near Tuba City Found in Navajo Nation
Dinosaur footprints about seven miles from Tuba City on the Navajo Reservation near Canon Park in Arizona measure 16 inches long and 13 inches wide.
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Tuba City
Navajo Indian Reservation
Canon Park
Arizona
Honor Among Thieves Echoes in Small Town Burglary
In Illinois two teachers report a burglar probing a home at dawn seeking $5. He steals half the purse contents, saying the rest would be returned later. A letter arrives to a young woman offering loan with interest from the burglar, illustrating the thief's mixed motives and the brittle line between misfortune and crime.
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Inllinois
Fornthy
Capper
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