Saar plebiscite sets future of German rule in doubt
Western Newspaper Union report covers Saar Basin vote results with 477,119 in favor of return to Germany, 2,124 for annexation by France, and 46,513 for League of Nations status. It notes Jewish emigration, potential district division, and international reactions as League prepares decisions on governance and security concerns. The piece also mentions RFC extension talks, Greece and Austria, and other global issues of the era.
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Drmany
Saar
Atnion
Germany
League of Nations
Geoffrey Knox
Luxembourg
Palestine
League
League of Nations International
Wartburg Palace
Hitler
Reich
Austria
Dialy
Beco
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
RIC
RFC
al Geneva
Iran
Persia
Italy
Ethiopia
Albania
Chaco Boreq
Bollyla
Paraguay
Assembly
American Liberty League
White House
Congress
Apology to Ganauttin government and damages awarded
A partial arbitration decision awards sixty thousand sixty dollars and fifty cents for the sinking of the rum running achooner I'm Alone In the Gut of Mexico in March 1929. Damages allocate twenty six thousand to Canada and twenty six thousand six hundred six dollars and sixty cents to the crew or their families including ten thousand one hundred eighty six to the widow and children of Leon Mariguy. The master and crew are not found liable in the liquor smuggling plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ganauttin
United States
Mexico
Willie van Devanter
United States Supreme Court
Lyman Poors Duff
Chiof
Canad
Great Britain
Leon Mariguy
St. Pierra
Miquelon
Coast Guard
Roosevelt Budget Controversy Over Work Relief Plans
Washington debates the four billion dollar work relief provision in the New Deal budget. Critics wonder how the funds will be used while President Roosevelt proceeds piecemeal. Senators and business leaders fear inflation and demand a clear outline and commitment to his plans.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Moosevelt
Ncy
House
Senate
Byrnes
South Carolina
Representative Snell
New York
White Sulphur Springs
W. Vu
Inez
Mr. Roosevelt
Quilt block set tempts needle workers with colonial girls
Grandmother Chang Hore promotes applique quilts with a group of six Colonial ladies blocks. An eighteen inch block stamped for applique and embroidery forms the base. Sets cost 15c for one block, 76c for six, $1.60 for twelve, plus shipping from Home Craft Co. in Saint Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department D
Address-Home Craft Company
Nineteenth and
St. Louis Avenue
St. Louis
Dre Pierce Pleaeant Pellete Ad for Health
An old advertisement urges readers to take Dre Pierce Pleaeant Pellete to regulate the liver bowels and stomach. The copy emphasizes cleansing and health benefits without scientific claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dre Pierce
Taking No Chances Nexdore Bouquet Log Sparks Safe Motive
A quip from Nexdore notes cautious action over a home bouquet. Naybor jokes about a wife kissing him this morning suggesting a birthday or wedding anniversary. The exchange implies personal celebrations as the reason for the gesture.
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Nexdore
Naybor
Montreak
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Western Newspaper Union
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Baybury
Texas
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Eimer
Geney
United Stated Supreme Court
Rayburd
Svedun
George II
Huby P. Long
Louisiana
Square Deal Association
Baton Rouge
Huey
Honolulu
Miss Earhart
Atlantic
National Geographic Society
Senebattee
Bruno Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Amandus Wochmuth
Hauptmann
John Perrone
Bronx
Jassie
Jatsie
John Condon
Bruno
Fr. J. Reilly
Staupsmann
Hawes
NIRA
Supreme Court
Homer S. Cummings
Cummings
United States Treasury
Mak Pickford
Ben. Lindsey
Los Angeles
Douglas Walybanks
Mary
Doug
Lindsey
Eilzabeth Lewis
Miss Pickford
Fairbanks
St. Moritz
Switzerland
William Bruckare
National Press Building
Agaas
Tnahington, DB
Eels
Busineagen
Aff Ines
Post Office Department
9 Ine
Big Jim" Farley
Offica Cin
Chicago
Natron
Supreme Case Court of the United States
Qoyel
Chang
Marine Co
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Acomullaton
Wuffer
Aida
Garfield
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