Hoover offers new lines to seal five power arms pact
President Hoover directs the American delegation to seek alternatives that would enable a five power naval agreement if actual reductions prove hard. France balks over a security pact, Briand refuses to supply figures, and Britain and the U.S. push toward a treaty as Japan resists without France.
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Hoover
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Italy
Briand
MacDonald
Stimson
Tardieu
Tialy
Uncle Sam
John Bull
Secretary Davis Announces Pennsylvania Senate Candidacy
Secretary of Labor J J Davis declared his bid for the Republican nomination for U S senator from Pennsylvania after learning William S Mare had withdrawn and would back him. Davis said he does not intend to leave the cabinet to run.
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J. J. Davis
United States
Pennsylvania
Mr. Davis
William S. Mare
Senate
Teaching civic responsibility to today’s youth and readers
A note underscores the vital role of educating youth in civic duties while promoting literacy and reading proficiency as foundations for engaged citizenship.
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Hoover
Boy Scouts of America
Washington
Boy Scout Movement
Boy Scouts
Army engineers ready to start 35 million flood control project
The army engineers plan 35 million dollars of flood control work along the Mississippi main stem as soon as Congress funds it. They completed plans and specs and await the appropriation bill. Secretary Hurley announced imminent condemnation to secure levee and floodway rights across railroad and state highway lines in the Bon Viet Carre floodway in Louisiana.
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Pee Army
Mississippi River
Congress
Hurley
Bonviet’ Carre
Louisiana
Western
Newspaper Union
Nationwide vote selects wild rose as national flower
The American Nature Association reports the wild rose won a national referendum with 492 811 votes out of 1 067 676, far ahead of the columbine and violet. States show varying support while campaigns emphasize conservation and education.
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American Nature Association
Columbine
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Tuw
The
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Goldenrod
Wild Rosé
Colorado
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Arthur Newton. Pack
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