U S Stance on Poison Gas in International Talks
A U S memo to the League of Nations rejects complete bans on chemical warfare but opposes using poison gas in aggression or defense. It warns that a total prohibition and universal disarmament would be hard to enforce and notes ongoing Geneva discussions on arms control and chemical industry use.
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Ashingson
Americin Govermindit
Eague
Ate
Leagey of Nations
Evereterial
Teagui Joint Commission
Geneva
Ifice
Washington
Falion
Dior
Lin Hart
Feem Flo Hines
Lolk
Esse
Attorenes
Washington’s Health And Strength Noted In Early Life
When Washington was in good health his muscular strength was astonishing and he could bend a horseshoe with bare hands before friends. Yet he frequently suffered from illness, showing a clash of vigor and recurring infirmities in his early years.
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Washington
Wedding program at Staniel Baxterne junior high
An entertainment program will be presented Friday night at 0 o'clock in the auditorium of Staniel Bacthorne Junior High School under the auspices of the Parent-Teacher Association. Mrs Reed and Miss Betl Jens and He vito will perform a Spa at Solomon Temple. Walet Na Te man Néely will present a comedy sketch. Miss Meida Iensorling will give a reading. A singing performance will be given. The following will be announced: Mee fin, Gur Kis, HAE Cleghorn, Tate, MT ae F, Miss Olge Here, Earl Stein and Wel Mann. Proceeds from the present will be added in the very next description per Miss He Gohmert principal.
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Staniel Bacthorne
Ie Kine
Wer. Reed
Betl¢ Jens
Hevito
Spa
Fi Solomon
Temple
Walet
Meefin
Gur Kis
Hae
Cleghorn
Tate
Mis Olge
Earl Stein
Mann
Lion
Agiss
Girls Seek Relief From Menace of Sheik Visitors
Atlanta school officials reported concerns over men in fancy dress menacing female students near Tenchtree Street. Police Chief Beavers sent officers to curb these incidents, while girls described discomfort and fear of the unwanted attention from so-called third Don Juans as they travel to cars or buses.
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Air Universe Service
Atlanta
Seout
Tenchtree Street
Chidunn
Natives Return to Island Under Rescue Effort
Fragmentary notes describe natives returning to an island amid a rescue or settlement effort led by Marshal Vinerard Seg Virginia and Henarar, with references to a death and a homeward pull. Names and places are partially garbled but indicate an island community's response to a crisis.
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Wattiebury
Mase
Tose Ita
Marshal Vinerard
Virginia Tins Sena Switow
Henarar
Connie Talmadge Denies Divorce Report In Los Angeles
A Los Angeles report states Connie Talmadge denies plans to file for divorce. The brief note mentions Steen and related individuals but terms are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Connie’ Talmadge
Apy Wnivertit Zerviers
Los Angeles
Canstands Walmadge
Steen Adtress
Osias Wolf Tens Elected as First Gate Leader
Community meeting on Thursday night elected Osias Wolf Tens as the first gate leader. Officers Myurn Sellesinger Louis Baeaise Bren Leon Roscinay Le Arpetter and others were named trustees and committee members. Sam Eldridge named chair to lead efforts for a charter. quarter arrangements and security to be set in a few days. About 20 attended the inquiry session.
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Anitoth
Mtn
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Myurn
Sellesinger
Louis Baeaise
Bren
Leon Ae Ate Roscinay
le Arpetter
Bila
Avihur
Michael
bin Adler
Doluer
Wa Shnenfield
Tike Teller
Samual PT. Philips
Ephmim ‘Hirsch
Married Twice Girl Foe Bigamy Baby Farm Case
Los Angeles march 18. A sensational case emerges as Myre Minwie Williams Voxe Hises faces charges in a suspected baby farm operation. Evidence shows alleged sale of infants and hidden marriages. The accused, with co defendants, denies the bigamy claims and claims faulty evidence.
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Los Angeles
Mrev-Minwie Williams
Voxe-Hises
Chris
Tor le Dep
Sheriffs
Southest
California
Martiate Liveness
Spireaus
Tose
Interscholastic League Debate Contest Highlights Youth Oratory
Brackenville and Main Avenue senior schools competed in an annual interscholastic league historical contest held Friday at the auditorium. Students debated on whether the Federal Department of Education should be established as a sister agency to the President's Cabinet. Teams featured Emma Clover and Theresa Tattleton for Main Avenue against Irena Earl and Clellan from Brackenville, with others from Madi Avenue and Brackenridge.
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Brackenville
Mi Avenue
Anmual Interscholastic League
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Mota Avenue
Emma Jane Clover
Theresa Tattleton
Min Avenue
Irena Earl Ate Clellan
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Brackenridge
Sheldon Vealec
Robert Webster
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