United States aims at world peace in Europe stance
Norman H. Davis in Geneva states U S keeps out of European entanglements while pursuing disarmament cooperation. He emphasizes America will not align with any European faction and must guard against being drawn into European political disputes as Germany withdraws from the League and disarmament talks proceed.
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United States
Geneva
Norman H. Davis
Europe
Germany
League of Nations
Davis
Genelear
Era
America
Wild life census shows big game rise in national forests
The federal census estimates 1,163,141 big game across 148 national forests, about a 40 percent rise since 1926 though not steady, with grizzly bears up to 5,164, Alaska bears down, elk increasing in the West but scarce in the East, and deer showing gains while states share in wildlife preservation.
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Alaska
America
Government vs Private Armor Plant Debate at Bermont Site
The Bermont armor plate project in South Charleston West Virginia is cited as a failed government effort to cut private profits by using cost plus 19 percent pricing. The plant never produced armor plate despite a $11 million congressional appropriation and a later reduction in expected costs. Critics argue government manufacturing distorts economy and wastes resources, with parallels drawn to Muscle Shoals nitrate plants which also produced no nitrate and became outdated.
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Bermont
South Charleston
West Virginia
Business Ag
Mave
Oephus Damitis
Centcatters
Congress
Tillman
Grace
Bethlem Steel Company
R.tned
Sie Polit
Srs
Politians
Muscle Shoals
New Castle
Fenna
Inhabitant of Nudist Camp Scoffs at Jack Frost
A Rochester Times Union line notes the woodland insects vexing camp residents and their resilience against cold. It contrasts with a remark about aging antiques loaded with dust seen in some homes.
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Jack Frost
Rochester Times-Union
Correction notice changes police status of Mr John Doe
A Wisconsin newspaper corrected a misprint about John Doe. It stated he is a detective in the Pelle force, not a defective in the police. The mock exchange about a poor defendant ends with a twenty year sentence. A joke about open spaces asks what color bathing suit was worn by a woman with her back turned.
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Wawall
John Doe
Doe
Annapolis Log
Fragments From a Distant Paper’s Quirky Gleanings
A patchwork of parsed gags and snippets covers topics from old salesmen memories to jokes about Russia. It notes theft by tunneling freight cars, social mores, and quips on politeness and business. The voice is dated, humorous, and collage-like with multiple fragments.
Mastering the Cross: A Biblical Reflection on Jesus’ Determined Path
The note argues Jesus chose his fate with deliberate purpose, not as a victim of circumstances. It highlights his control over events, fulfilling God’s will as he advanced toward Jerusalem. The prayer asks believers to emulate that resolve and triumph over earthly trials.
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Jerusalem
Jesus
Auctioneer's rehearsal leads to arrest in Horton Kansas
Donnie Barber a student auctioneer rehearsed loudly from a back room selling non existent articles to imaginary bidders disturbing the peace. A neighbor reported the disturbance prompting police to intervene and arrest Barber in Horton Kansas.
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Horton
Kan
Donnie Barber
Barber
Archbishopric Oldest Building in the Mississippi Valley
The oldest building in the Mississippi Valley is the Archbishopric in New Orleans. It was erected in 1727 and stands in the old French Quarter.
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Archbishopric
New Orleans
Mississippi Valley
Humane Society Protest at State Fair Rodeo
The Humane Society demonstrated against rodeo and bullfights at the State Fair of Texas in Dallas. While several human performers were injured during a weekend show, none of the horses steers or bulls sustained injuries.
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Humane Society
Dallas
Tex
The
State Fair of
Texas
Dreaming Man Kicks Through Car Windshield
In Marysville West Virginia Am Oolds Workman a 30 year old man fell asleep in a parked car and dreamed of robbers. He lashed out with a kick and woke to find his right leg through the windshield and a ten inch severed tendon.
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New Marysville
W. Va
Am—Oolds Workman
Jones to Speak at Houston Chamber Dinner Dec 7
Houston leaders Jonse St Jones chairman of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation and Francis M. Law president of the American Bankers Association will be principal speakers at the Houston Chamber of Commerce annual dinner December 7. Both are Houstonians.
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Russia
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Harold
Mamma
Papa
Bobby
Susie
Golden Legion Bible Study
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Murbach Coal & Supply Co
Nichols
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