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Rock Valley Bee

Location

Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1931

Page

3

Global War Reflections and U.S. Policy Debates

Rousing debates over Soviet relations and American diplomacy unfold as Molotov attacks Western propaganda and trade tensions. U.S. officials study Russia questions, while Hoover officials ponder a separate Russia bureau, with broader implications for aid and trade amid disarmament talks and naval accord considerations.

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Tales of the Tribes by EpitHa L. Watson

The Cheyenne nation is traced from horse culture to shifts caused by Bent's Fort. Northern and Southern Cheyenne split after 1832. Southern Cheyenne raids into Mexico. battles with Custer and the Gros Ventres weakened them. many moved to Oklahoma and later Montana. Northern Cheyenne fought with Sitting Bull and Mackenzie, then fled to Oklahoma and Montana.

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White satin clashes with black in spring fashion trend

Cherie Nicholas surveys 1931 fashion highlights from the Western Newspaper Union, noting white satin and black contrast dominate gowns and daywear. The piece praises Paris haute couture for satin, lace two tone effects, and bold jacket and coat styles with innovative necklines and self fabric accents.

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