How Europe Can Escape Collapse and the American Role
Henry P. Davis, chairman of the League of Red Cross Societies, argues Europe faces famine and disease unless blocked by outside aid. He proposes a threefold plan including a high level American commission, liberal financial terms, and immediate action with international cooperation to restore central and eastern Europe.
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Methodia
Episcopal Church
Henry P. Davison
League of Red Cross Societies
Convention of Red Cross Societies
LT Nations
Geneva
Europe
Phecat
Poland
Galivia
Ukraine
Typhae
Fuifauza
Vienna
Budapest
Crech
Slovakia
Serbia
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America
Austria
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Onf
Generd Pershing
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Lane
L Weil
Ener Xeen
United States
Treasury Department
Great Britain
Holland
Scandinavian
Spain
Japan
Belgium
Ital
Aliens Emigrate Wholesale to Europe for Dollars
New York reports a steady outflow of aliens, mainly Italians and Belgians, with about 6,000 leaving weekly for Europe. High savings, prohibition, long separations from family, and rising living costs drive many to return home, while employers face labor shortages and costly ad campaigns to replace departing workers.
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New York
America
Europe
United States
Joseph Szebengel
New York Times
Geza D. Berko
Bagley outlines standards to raise rural school teachers
Miss Jeannette Scallon and Miss Margarelte Chambard opened chapel with solos as Dr. Allen rejoined remarks on a Washington meeting. W. C. Bagley urged strict teacher standards, better preparation, and longer rural teacher tenure, noting many rural teachers lack high school training. He emphasized subsidies and scholarships to improve teaching quality and rural schools.
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Margarelte Chambard
Scallon
Chambard
Dr. Allen
Washington, D. C
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Bagley
Allen
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Rail Extensions to Alsace Open Narrow Gauge Line
Rail upgrades advance in Alsace with rapid progress on a new narrow gauge line from Bussang to Wessedling near Chanaz. Vosges construction slated to begin next as extension work continues in the region.
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Paris
3Ussang
Wessedling
Chana
Vosges
Akien
Reports From Student Council on Faculty Actions
The Student Council summarizes faculty actions from the last mass meeting. Dancing until midnight is allowed if students do not seek extensions. Juniors and Seniors receive an informal farewell party. Tram p Day is approved for the picnic. Mr Olsson confirms the band will appear this term. Normalonians will attend the Field Day concert, unchanged in name.
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Dr. Allen
Normalonians
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