Germany Nears Return To League And Security Pacts
Continental chancelleries push a plan to grant Germany equality and return to the League of Nations in exchange for scrapping Versailles military clauses, while Britain and France back regional defense pacts to deter air assaults and invite others to join, signaling a broader security framework amid ongoing diplomacy.
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Germany
Pierre Lavaly
John Silman
League of Nations
Hitler
Europe
France
Great Britain
Poland
Locarno
Reich
World Court controversy shadows Roosevelt era politics
A suppressed Senate vote defeated ratification of world court protocols by seven votes, with administration efforts failing amid protests from citizens nationwide. Roosevelt faced a partisan clash as factions in Congress and abroad influenced policy amid tariff talks and Latin Quarter unrest in Paris.
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Szormany OY Stath
Hull
Osvaldo
Aranta
Brazil
White House
Roosevelt
South American
Senate
Washington
Farley pressured by Norris bill over Post Office control
U S Senate debate centers on Norris Nebraska measure to take Post Office appointments from Farley for ten years, merit based hiring, and end party influence. Passage unlikely as legislators resist ceding patronage while Farley may resign chairmanship if bill advances. Also notes on debt increase and Soviet defense buildup.
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Enator Borah
Idaho
Tilght
United States
Concgress
Mexico
Tigy
Washington
Pish
Newark
Tala
JAMES _ FARLEY
Post Office
Democratic National Committee
Norris
Nebraska
Senate
Farley
Congress
Homer Thomas
English People Take Old Customs Seriously
A Cleveland Plain Dealer item notes English traditions still spark public interest. It recalls the Dunnow Fitch ceremony at Ilford Essex where married couples swear to harmony for a bacon award. It also describes Helston Cornwall’s Mayday Terry Dance and the Fire Day revelry with singing, drums, and dancing through the town, celebrating merrie England.
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Ehgland
Bacon
Dunnow Priory
St Hagex
Uford
Essex
London
Ilford
Terry
Helston
Cornwall
Michael
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Lead as a universal material through ages in ancient use
The article outlines lead’s wide historical use from the Hebrews and Egyptians to Romans and medieval Europe. It notes lead in sailing nets, temple figures, pottery glaze, and durable roofing for domes and spires. It cites Wren and roofers nicknamed plumbers, plus wartime use for bullets and a Welsh cathedral incident.
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Jn Herculaneum
Pompeii
America
Indiana
Galena
Christopher Wren
England
St. David's
Pembrokeshire
Wales
Bulletin
National Geographic Society
Aniety On Anxiety And Physical Height Worry
M G Pearse argues that anxiety cannot enlarge a person. fretting for a year may shrink both soul and body, leaving one no taller and perhaps smaller overall. The passage satirically warns against fretful temperaments.
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Anniety
M. G. Pearse
Solitude Sparks Debate Over Its Value to Society
A reader lauds a woman isolated in a lighthouse for twenty five years with just two dogs, praising solitude for time to read and think. Another eminent writer counters, invoking Pope on the proper study of mankind and favoring book travel over quick tours.
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Boulder Dam
Colorado
Wan
Nevada
Imperial Valley
California
Arizona
Fter
Thomas H. Moodie
North Dakota Supreme Court
Moodie
Minnesota
Walter H. Welford
Jane
William Langer
Pope
The Happy Medium Between Company and Solitude
A reflective piece argues the value and risk of isolation versus companionship. It notes people need others to learn, help, love, and grow, while warning against excessive reliance on others or complete isolation. The essay echoes the bell syndicate output.
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Bell Syndicate
Sertlok
Brewery workers worship in a church built inside Hal stead brewery
In Hal stead Essex Wagland a group of brewery workers attend a church situated in the middle of the brewery. Services occur every Sunday afternoon so employees working around barrels and beer can gather for spiritual refreshment. On harvest and Christmas occasions clergymen help conduct services. The men maintain a pick and Sinn shrine and are proud of it.
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Halstead
Essex
Wagland
Veracity and virtue uphold the world say Emerson
The quotation by Ralph Waldo Emerson extols truth as the bedrock of goodness. It asserts that honest men keep the world wholesome and steady, grounding society in integrity and moral strength.
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Ralph Waldo Emergon
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