Soviets Seek Economic Peace Treaty In World Court Request
Geneva May 19 The Soviet government calls for a multilateral treaty of economic non aggression and proposes equal trading terms with capitalist states. Litvinoff urges world participation while Britain asks for a League advisory on Austro German economic accord as Europe debates how to end economic aggression and restore stability.
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Geneva
Austria
Maxim Lit- Tinol
Europe
League of Nations Council
Arthur Henderson
Great Britain
Hagee Tribunal
Taris
Litvinof
Lit‘Yinof
One Cent a Day Insurance Offer Promises Big Benefits
An accident policy from National Protective Insurance Association in Kansas City promotes a plan at one cent daily, offering $109 monthly for 12 months and $1,000 to $1,500 at death, with ten days free inspection and no medical exam. Over 150,000 policies already in force, and no money needed to apply.
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National Protective Insurance Association
Learitt Bldg
Kansas City
National Protective
Ady
Probe renewed in lighthouse death case
Federal authorities reopen the March death of Ulman Oowaens keeper of the Holland Bar lighthouse in Copcake Bay after raids along Chesapeake Bay. Irving H. Windsor, prohibition officer in charge of the eastern shore peninsula, to visit Cambridge and Crisfield to verify new leads.
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Baltimore
Chesapeake Bay
Ulman Oowaens
Lonely Holland
Florence Reed Advocates Lux Soap For Youthful Complexions
Florence Reed declares youth comes from complexion not age and cites Lux Toilet Soap as the key. She notes many stars rely on Lux to keep skin smooth and youthful, urging readers to order several cakes today.
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Lux
Florence Reed
Hollywood
Lighthouse keeper dies amid liquor crackdown turmoil
Information stayed with government agents after Owens was found dead in his cluttered lighthouse quarters. Police say a violent struggle and alcohol suspicions framed the scene. In Taylors Island area, seventeen men were arrested in a big smuggling roundup with two speed boats and three trucks seized along with 650 cases of liquor.
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Owens
Somerset County
Department of Justice
Taylors Island
Cambridge
Baltimore City
Holland Bar
Crisfield
Broken hip hospitalizes Mangaville resident
Mrs. John Williams of Mangana Ville sustained a broken hip after a fall down stairs at home yesterday. She was taken to the hospital where the fracture was reduced and treated. The incident occurred in Washington County.
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John Willams
Mangana- Ville
Strneton
Washington County
Martial law lifted in Madrid as order restores normalcy
Madrid reports martial law ended after acting authorities lifted restrictions tied to earlier disruptions. The cooperative movement spreads to distribution networks, with 51 counties reportedly forming farm owned and controlled bulk oil stations to stabilize supplies.
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Madrid
Indindans
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Rusala
Chicago Market Co
N. Potomac St
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Dandruff
Gosrantec
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