Canada debates reindeer supply amid Arctic plans
The report outlines Canada's debate over allowing a herd of 700 reindeer from Norway to graze on Baffin Island. It notes U S interest in cheap meat, Canadian consent issues, and diverging views on a broader Arctic resource and defense strategy during recent discussions.
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Baffin Island
Japan
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Presen
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Sam Kant
Italy
Ftee
Britain
Lloyd George Eyes Washington Conference Ideal Britain Role
The article notes that Lloyd George’s attendance would strengthen Britain’s position at the Washington conference, aligning with US armament limits and offering Britain leverage to secure Japan’s “special rights” in Manchuria. It highlights his trusted influence, ability to manage tough talks, and potential to reassure other nations on Britain’s stance amidst naval and Far East tensions.
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David Lierd-Geerze
United States
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Stensibie
Manchuria
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Washington
London
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France
Limi
English shift in mood on wartime reparations debate
The text notes a businesslike shift in English opinion toward wartime reparations due next January and February. It says the new attitude does not guarantee grants or a moratorium, but signals a pragmatic approach to resolving a major postwar issue.
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Kapfo
Principles and Open Door in China's Turmoil
The article argues that adopting autonomy for China at Washington talks is easy in theory but insufficient in practice. It notes Japan’s self interest and calls for concrete aid, investment, and reform to stabilize China’s economy and political system, beyond mere principles, including open markets and financing to relieve debt and spur production.
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Washington
China
Japan
Foreign Deliberations on Naval Limits Stir Rumors
The article notes slow progress on limiting naval strength as Japanese delegates delay final word awaiting Tokyo instructions. It discusses Hughes 5-5-3 plan, Admiral Baron Kato’s reported suggestion, and Premier Lloyd George as a pivotal figure who could tilt outcomes if aligned with American delegates on issues of concern to Japan.
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America
Beu
Tokio
Baron Kato
Japan
Hughes
Senate
Lloyd-George
Amon
Great Britain
United States
Metropolitan real estate loses shine amid taxes and costs
The piece argues that postwar tax and interest burdens dampen metropolitan real estate returns, reducing after costs profits in New York and opening the field to speculation. It cites New York valuations, taxes, and operating costs while noting broader urban real estate tensions.
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New York
Cit
Josa
The Knight Wrrant and a Veiled Conspiracy
In a Palmerston era sequence Mrs Caroline and Rachel confront past sins and danger as Rosamund’s suspicions fuel a web of blackmail. Mrs Caroline vows aid to Rachel, who fears Mohammed Merjan’s coercion and a looming Majestic hotel scandal. The scene shifts through whispered betrayals, medical offices, and anxious plans to rescue Harford from a powerful, unseen threat.
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Hilary Caroline
Rosamund
Ella
Rachel
Jack
Mr. Harford
Mohammed Merrist
Majestic
Iadman
Mr. Warford
Corn Belt Farmers Near War Finance Aid Seen
Chicago December report from the corn belt advisory committee of the war finance corporation notes fears of financial bottlenecks. It says funds can be provided through the corporation and through planned new cattle loan and trust institutions if immediate financing delays occur. Banks urged to discount approved notes of responsible farmers to help communities.
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Dec
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War Finance Corporation
Corn Belt Advisory Committee
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Syrian patient seeks help from doctor in a tense consultation
In a formal surgical setting, Dr Lorenz questions Mohammed Merjan about his headaches and possible poisoning. The patient, calm yet intense, insists the doctor is wrong and claims his wife gained weight while under Tanlac treatment, revealing tension and distrust in their exchange.
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Lorenz Rown Sulk
Mohammed Merjan
Tad
Cane
Jair
Mohammed Merfat
Alr
Eny
Maine sailings off Portland as wage talks fail
Failure to reach wage agreements with longshoremen over grain handling led to steps toward cancelling sailings from Portland. The service between Portland and European ports was to be withdrawn, with ships kept from sailing this week.
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Portland
Inea
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