Lausanne accords reveal limited candor in postwar debt talks
The article argues the Lausanne accord hides modest reparations, aims to preserve Europe’s status quo, and lets Britain and France bargain behind the scenes. It claims the Hoover era sought debt revision while avoiding cancellation, and questions the sincerity of arms reduction promises.
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Copyright notice on AP dispatches appears in paper
The page carries a standard copyright notice from Associated Press stating exclusive rights to news dispatches and republication permissions. It clarifies use of AP stories whether credited or not and reserves local publication rights.
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Associated Press
Publicity row over President Hoover salary cut and disaster costs
The Philadelphia Record questions why publicity follows the presidents salary cut while loan publicization for RFC loans is kept quiet. The piece cites Accident Facts showing 33 500 motor deaths and 17 000 industrial fatalities last year with massive costs, arguing national funds could ease suffering.
Seaway project advances with Canada and United States
The United States and Canada near agreement on a deep waterway from the Great Lakes to the St Lawrence River. The treaty may be signed by summer’s end with ratification hoped next winter. The shared cost is about 800 million dollars, with Canada’s 120 million for the New Welland Canal already spent.
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United States
Canada
Great Lakes
S. Lawrence River
Welland Canal
Rapida
Women push for cabinet posts in Roosevelt era
Democratic women in Washington discuss potential rewards if Franklin D Roosevelt wins the presidency. They cite past female leadership like Frances Perkins and speculate on posts such as labor commissioner and interior secretary, naming Ruth Bryan Owen and Nellie Tayloe Ross as possible figures.
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Roosevelt
Herbert Plummer
Chicago
Rooosevelt
Self
Frances Perkins
New York
Department of Labor
Department of Interior
Education
Indian Welfare
Ruth Bryan Owen
Owen
House of Representatives
Just Folks A MOTHER IN THE HOSPITAL
A mother in a hospital ward frets about her three year old son and his care as doctors urge rest. She imagines safety, diet, and home routines kept by others while she stays in bed. The piece contrasts male reassurance with a mother’s night fears.
Eastern Livestock Plans Baltimore Market Agency Opening
The Eastern Livestock Marketing Association will open a Baltimore marketing agency and main office within weeks on a commission basis. Twenty five thousand dollars has been subscribed toward a $50,000 capital stock to start operations. The plan includes later a Jersey City office. current membership reaches 4,000 cattle farmers across Virginia Maryland West Virginia North Carolina Tennessee New York Pennsylvania and New Jersey. J T Skeffington of Evansville Indiana named manager of operations.
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Eastern Livestock Marketing Association
Baltimore
Farm Board Livestock Division
Baltivore
Jerrsey City
Virginia
Maryland
West Virginia
North Carolina
Tennessee
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
J. T. Skeffington
Evansville
Ind
Eastern Association
Talks to Parents About Vera Vanity and Self Esteem
The piece discusses a girl named Vera teased by her parents for vanity. It argues parental scorn deepens insecurity, and that children need opportunities and family affection to build real self worth. It warns vanity fades when genuine esteem exists.
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Name Changes and Stage Charms in Old Broadway Tales
New York July 19 The story traces theater lore from Aunt Jemima to Tess Gardella and Tess Gardell named after an electrician’s cut sign. It recounts Florenz Ziegfeld David Warfield open Sundays debate George Arliss cigarets Sophie Tucker and Barbara Bennett trio brunet note. The piece blends celebrity anecdotes with backstage humor and urban myth.
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New York
Jemima
Tess Gardell
Tess Gardella
B. A. Rolfe
Brasher Falls
N. Y
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Bennis King
Dennis Pratt
Jean Harrow
Smoky East
Everett Marshall
Metropolitan
Worcester
Mass
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Bennett
Appendicitis warning for children rises in early reports
The article notes higher child death rates from appendicitis than in adults. It warns parents that colicky abdominal pains with painful urination or fever may signal appendicitis, and cautions against castor oil as it can rupture the appendix.
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