Campaign to ratify world court protocol gains broad backing
The World Telegram reports a national coalition of about 60 organizations backing Senate ratification of the world court protocol. Key leaders include Newton Baker Everett Colby John W. Davis Nicholas Murray Butler and Alanson B. Houghton. Endorsing parties span religious labor women’s groups and universities. The committee vows to challenge partisan maneuvers blocking ratification.
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Federal Council of Churches
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American Association of University Women
American Federation of Teachers
Central Conference of American Rabbis
League of Nations Association
Newton D. Baker
Everett Colby
John W. Davis
Nicholas Murray Butler
John F. O'Ryan
James T. Shotwell
Alanson B. Houghton
Elihu Root
Hoover Administration
Read ’Em With Caution in Ownership Statements
The Chicago Tribune notes that federal law requires biannual ownership and circulation disclosures from newspapers. It warns that no penalty exists for falsification, so accuracy hinges on publisher honesty, especially in a difficult year when some papers lose readers and seek financial aid.
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Chicago Tribune
Act of Congress
A Problem of Morale Chicago News
Bankers say local money hoarders demand gold on withdrawal and hide funds to hurt lending. Hoarding by banks themselves now reaches billions, constraining loans and delaying recovery. With deflation fading and trade improving, hoarders pose a serious peril to employment and production.
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Chicago News
Chicago
United States
Caution Advised in Reading This Year’s Financial Statements
The article notes that this year's statements should be read with more than the customary caution due to potential uncertainties. It emphasizes prudence in interpreting figures and underlying assumptions. The caution reflects broader concerns about reporting standards and future performance risks.
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FORD
Currency reform debate and local community notes
The New York Herald Tribune discusses currency revalorization and its selective capital effects on bonds and stocks, noting that many fixed income holders would be hurt by inflation while wealth producers face deflation. The column closes with a flurry of local social notes from Dalton and Sidney, detailing festivals, showers, visits, club meetings, fishing, and a wedding announcement of Faye Cortney and Dennis Walsh.
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New York Herald -Tribune
SEXTORP NEWS LOOKS AT LOCAL HAPPENINGS
Mrs Pete Nelson and family visited L J Shaws Wednesday. Columbus day program by Miss Osborn and district 13 pupils Monday. Marjorie Blonie joins district 13 Monday. Crowell and Beetz families spent weekends visiting. Reetz shopped in Sidney Friday. Hazlitt visited Sterling with relatives. Nelson and Hazlittes attended A N A lodge in Pot ter. Marjorie Smith had tonsils removed and recovers. Miller called on Beetz. Sorter children stayed with Reetz relatives. Reetzes visited Crowell. Hinemans left for Laramie after a week here. Mrs Fisher in Boulder san atorium improving. Alby Kubis weekend with Billy Smith. Crowell returns from Omaha hospital. Nelsons spent Sunday with Charles John.
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Pete Nelson and Sons
L. J. Shaw
Miss Osborn
Marjorie Blonie
Cc. C. Crowell
Charles Smith
George Reetz
Sidney
Frances Hazlitt
Sterling
Pete Nelson
Frances Hazlitte
A. N. A. Lodge
Potter
Marjorie Smith
Tony Miller
George Beetz
Margaret
Harold Sorter
Gayland
Bertha Mae Reetz
Grand Prairie meeting attendance noted at Sunol home
Mrs. Charles Welton and daughter Erma attended a project club meeting at the home of Mrs. H. H. Misegadis near Sunol. Mr. and Mrs. James Irwin and Rob followed later, continuing social engagement in the community.
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Anna Jorgensen
Charles Welton
Erma
Project Club
H. H. Misegadis
Sunol
James Irwin
Family Visit Recalls Dalton Festival Attendance
Freda Prince, who has been working at Kimball for several weeks, returned home Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kubis and daughter, and Mr. and Mrs. Arlo Fisher and sons attended the festival at Dalton Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Pearson spent Saturday at Swan Pearson's. Roy Nelson accompanied Billy Smith to Ravenna Friday, returning Sunday.
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Freda Prince
Kimball
Joe Kubis
Arlo Fisher
Dalton
Vern Pearson
Swan Pearson’s
Roy Nelson
Billy Smith
Ravenna
Phrase about Guinea Negroes in early Africa origin notes
A fragment notes that most of the negroes who came to this country were brought from the Guinea coast on the western coast of Africa.
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Africa
Luck Penny Tradition Tied to Christening Customs
The custom in olden times and in parts of Scotland involved a luck penny given to the first person met on the way to a christening. Mothers carried a piece of christening cake or bread to share with the first person encountered.
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Scotland
Farm Loans and Insurance in Western Securities Co. ad
Candid farm loan offer from Western Securities Co. promising favorable terms at current rates. Advertises 5 and 6 percent money for choice loans plus a reasonable commission. Phone 35 C. W. Smith, Building Resident Manager, Sibley Nebraska.
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