War to End War Ends But New Conflicts Breed Abroad
Boake Carter notes that since the 1918 armistice there have been numerous wars from Russia and Armenia to China and Ethiopia, with foreign investments in Shanghai and British business gaining orders from Japan. He highlights Geneva diplomats denouncing war while nations sell arms, and remarks on Egypt’s 18 year old king choosing a wife, reflecting a world of shifting empires and colonial ties.
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Iowender
Russia
Morocco
Arabia
Armenia
China
Greece
Paraguay
Mancuria
Ethiopia
Spain
Itenn
London
News Review
Shanghai
Japan
Geneva
Egypt
Great Britain
Cleopatra
Philippines
United States
Farouk I
Prince Eddy and Egypts Westernizing Royal Plan stir England
A vivid narrative links Egypts royal romance to Westernization aims. A police magistrate's daughter from Alexandria becomes a queen-to-be at sixteen, challenging Egyptic tradition. English observers dub the boy prince Freddy and marvel at shifting royal norms and interwoven politics.
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Alexandria
England
Prince Freddy
Paris
Egypt
Prince Eddy
Revamped Soil Program Slashes Major Crop Acreage
Secretary Wallace unveiled a redesigned 1938 soil conservation plan cutting major crop harvests from the ten year average by 15 to 30 million acres. The program sets quotas for corn cotton rice tobacco and peanuts with potential potato inclusion by refer end. Wheat receives no special goals though total acreage is capped.
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Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace
Wallace
Agerarite
AAA
The Sugar Quota Law and Judges of Viewpoints
Under the Sugar Quota Law Congress directs the Agriculture Secretary to enforce fair wages on bee and cane growers while AAA studies enforcement. Henry Wallace is cast as a regional judge in industry disputes, highlighting how justice is seen through personal viewpoint and the shifting sense of progress.
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Congress
Secretary of Agriculture
AAA
Henry Wallace
Supreme Court
Copyright Ledger Syndicate
Plead Not Guilty In Two First Degree Murder Cases
Springfield jurists transferred two defendants Henry Dingledine and Harry Chapman to not guilty pleas on each of two first degree murder charges. In Yreka a fire sighting record was set by Lord Darley at Orr Mountain Lookout, with the blaze burning for about three minutes fourteen miles off. Honolulu police seek to highlight a record for brothers serving on the force, noting ten pairs including a father and son among the department.
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Springfield
Henry Dingledine
Harry Chapman
Chicago
Yreka
Liord Darley
Orr Mountain
Goosenest
Here
Brothers
Honolulu
Super Radio on Display at Lorain County Fair
The WLW Super-Power Model by Crosley Radio displays at the Lorain County Fairgrounds in the Quality Radios booth. It features 37 tubes, six speakers, continuous coverage from 540 to 18 300 KC, and 50 to 75 watt output across three bands with multiple large and small speakers. Four chassis support the setup.
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Lorain County Fair
Lorain County Fairgrounds
WLW
Crosley Radio Corporation
Cincinnati
Tis
Forty Witnesses Called in KilDow Reinstate Appeal
Xenia Ohio September 21 Forty witnesses have been called to testify for A E KilDow in support of his appeal to reinstate him as superintendent of the Greene County infirmary. The case will go before the three member Civil Service Commission at a Wednesday hearing.
Australia Seeks League Conference on China Japan Conflict
Geneva Sept 21. Australia proposes a League conference including the United States and other nonmembers to settle the Chinese Japanese dispute under Article XI. Stanley Bruce urged action as a world advisory committee meets on China's appeal for aid. the US will be an observer likely via Leland Harrison. If no action, China may press under Article XVII inviting nonmembers to participate.
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Geneva
Australia
League of Nations
Conference of World Nations
United States
Stanley Bruce
Assembly of the League
League
Bruce
Leland Harrison
Switzerland
Japan
Manchuria
China
New single benefit plan replaces dual system for farmers
The proposed payment schedule outlines per acre benefits for corn, cotton, tobacco, rice, and peanuts with ranges per pound or bushel of normal yield. A broad base of 1.50 dollars per acre applies to general soil depleting goals, excluding specific crops.
Censorship Rules Evolve in Ohio Film Review Process
Reigns As County Fair Queen notes film speed impacts on motion and speech while Ohio censors apply discretionary judgment. The Abytetar oversees spying on films, fees are charged per thousand feet, and copies in theatres are taxed. The former board of censors was dissolved in 1921, with duties now handled by the Censorship Division led by Dr Roy Reichelderfer and chief reviewer Miss Warfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Board of Censors
State Department of Education
Roy Reichelderfer
Miss Warfield
Elyrian Fined for Reckless Driving in Cleveland Street
Walter Miller of 438 Cleveland Street was fined $2 plus costs after arraignment before Mayor Leonard Smith in police court this morning. He was arrested around 12:05 a.m. for driving in a reckless manner on Cleveland Street.
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Walter Miller
Cleveland Street
Leonard Smith
Ohio's busiest little theatre usually has audience of one woman
COLUMBUS Ohio September 21 in a state building basement a unique screening room operates as Ohio Division of Film Censorship theater. Miss Suzannah M Warfield the assistant censor sits at a desk recording films and viewing up to 30 000 feet daily. Her audience is typically one person often herself and the day’s program runs multiple features newsreels cartoons and serial episodes without a fixed order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Columbus
Suzannah M. Warfield
Ohio Division of Film Censorship
Elyria Man Fined in Police Court
Alfred Fritzsche of 229 West Avenue was fined five dollars and costs for intoxication after being arraigned before Mayor Leonard Smith in police court this morning.
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Elyria
Alfred Fritzsche
West Avenue
Leonard Smith
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Pomona Junior College
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