Attitude on Russia debated as Hoover nears White House
Washington dispatch summarizes how non recognition policy toward Soviet Russia persists despite renewed opposition and mixed European forecasts. It traces the record from 1917 to 1927, noting key figures Hughes Kellogg and Tchitcherin, and outlines current U.S. exposure in loans and obligations tied to Russia. It also recounts a Fresno school board investing in red ink, causing financial strain amid ink shortages.
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Propaganda claims tied to Moscow sparks government stance
Hughes warned that continuing propaganda to overthrow the nation’s foundations hinders diplomacy. The government will not negotiate while efforts directed from Moscow persist, with further details promised in upcoming installments of the series.
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Gay colors in furniture spark new fashion trend
Chicago reports a midwinter furniture show drawing thousands of merchants. W L Alward of the American Furniture Mart notes rising demand for quality pieces and colorful, graceful designs. Walnut mahogany maple oak woods trend as firms predict a strong 1929 for those attuned to changing tastes.
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