Nations Feel Pressure for Disarmament at 1932 Conference
In Geneva the League of Nations leans on Anglo-Saxon and Central European disarmed nations to push real armament cuts at the 1932 disarmament conference. Hoover and Britain signal that debt and peace concessions hinge on progress, while hostility in Europe and Germany’s role color the prospects. American loans to Germany total 1.6 billion, shaping conditional aid and a potential Anglo-Saxon bloc backing strong reductions.
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Geneva
League of Nations
Europe
United States
Great Britain
Hoover
League
League Council
European Union Commission
Germany
Britain Pressure for Armament Reduction Summarized
In Parliament MacDonald declares a limit to reductions unless others follow. Britain and dominions say they will approve Covenant amendments only after a successful disarmament convention. This signals moral pressure on league members and alignment with the United States in pursuing real armament cuts.
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MacDonald
Great Britain
League
United States
West Ridge D. D. Club Picnic and Local Visits
Community notices list a D. D. Club picnic at Beaver Park attended by Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fowl and children Kenneth and Patricia Ann. Several visits and calls include Miss Emma Berg of North Russia, Mrs. B O Pope, Miss Man Lyman, Russell of Elyria, and R. W. McWilliams of Elyria. Also mentions wiener roast, Detroit and Wellington guests, and camping at Venice Drive on the lake shore with local families and four H Club activities.
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D. D
Carl Fowl
Kenneth
Patricia Ann
Beaver Park
Fred Schramm
Zelda
Emma, Berg
North Russia
B O. Pope
Man Lyman
Russell
Elyria
R. W. McWilliams
B. C. Pope
Jean Wagner
Ruth Sipple
Pauline Long
Hilda Stiles
Venice Drive
Hazel McMullin
Oberlin Road
Elyria Families, Trips, and Russia Teaching Appointment
Mr and Mrs Edward Sweeney and sons Donald and Robert, with Archie Penfound and families from Elyria, travelled with Carl Penfound to Crystal Beach for a Sunday outing. Pauline Long is engaged to teach in District No 3 in Russia Township next year. Donald Taylor of Elyria visited Edward Strickler and attended a surprise party for Robert Penfound.
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Edward Sweeney
Donald
Robert
Archie Penfound
Ronald
Carlton Penfound
Gary
Elyria
Russia
Pauline Long
Russia Township
Donald Taylor
Edward Strickler
Robert Penfound
J. H. Penfound
Local Social Notes Highlight Chestnut Ridge and Elyria Visits
Mira visits Robert Smith of Chestnut Ridge on Monday evening. Miss Julia Dareby spends Sunday afternoon with her parents Mr and Mrs Mike Dareby of West River Street Elyria.
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Mira
Robert Smith
Chestnut Ridge
Julia Dareby
Mra
Mike Dareby
West River Street
Elyria
Town Line Relatives Visit and Local Travel Notes
Miss Irma Spiegelberg and brother Russell left for Allenton Michigan to visit relatives for a week. E C Schubert and family along with J H Delefield and family motored to Akron. Miss Caroline Spiegelberg returned to Cleveland after a weekend with relatives. Oliver Spiegelberg spent Thursday at Lakeside. Harland Schlechter and Carolyn Elizabeth with Elizbeth Fowl visited Lewis Spiegelberg. Valentine and William Cook attended a funeral of the...
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Townline Road
Irma Spiegelberg
Russell
Allenton
Michigan
Caroline Spiegelberg
Cleveland
E. C. Schubert
Oliver
Lakeside
Harland Schlechter
Carolyn Elizabeth
Henrietta
Elizabeth Fowl
South Ridge
Lewis Spiegelberg
Picnic Outing Highlights Local Church Union Event
Mrs. J H Delefield attends an Amherst Women’s Union outing at the Schaub home while Elisabeth Born in Cleveland, with Mrs. William Cook and children, visits relatives in Cleveland. The item mentions Frank Bechtel of South Ridge amid a page note on 'Wack’s Worst Pits' and a critique of an English novel’s principal figure, comparing it to a New York Post character.
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William Cook
Anna Kessler
Cleveland
J. H. Delefield
Woman's Union
St. Peter’s Church
Amherst
Schaub
Frank Bechtel
South Ridge
Wack
New York Post
Pa family visit noted by B. G relatives
The text records a visit by the Pa family including a brother Fred to the B. G. family on Thursday, with Mr. and Mrs. Ban ka calling on relatives during a hot day evening.
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Fred Pa
B. G
Mrs. Banka
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