International debt talks and European pact fallout
News Review outlines Hoover veto reprises and Garner efforts to craft bills aligning with his stance, plus a Lausanne pact between Britain and France and reactions from Churchill and German leaders. It notes potential St Lawrence seaway negotiations with Canada, Roosevelt’s coast voyage, and U S political maneuvering on Prohibition repeal amid Senate delays and party strategy.
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St Lawrence Seaways
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Henry
Hoover
Hanford MacNider
Canada
Washington
State Department
Stimson
Herridge
James Grafton Rogers
St. Lawrence
John Rickerson
Department
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Secret Senate committee to probe Reconstruction Finance loan
A five senator panel will secretly investigate a Reconstruction Finance Corp loan with a report due next January. The debate touched on an $80 million loan to what was called the Dawes bank in Chicago, as lawmakers sparred over immediate publicity of all loans.
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Nebraska
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Dawes Bank
Chicago
Death or Slavery Fate of Children Crusade
Long account recounts the 1212 children crusade led by Stephen of Cloya and Nicholas of Cologne. About 70,000 youngsters from Germany and France marched toward the sea hoping it would part for passage to Palestine. Most died, were enslaved, or disappeared. few survived to reach their destination.
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Germany
Venlome
France
Stephen of
Cloya
Nicholas
Palestine
Stephen
Vendome
Italy
Marseilles
Geton
Pisti
Brindisi
Holy Land
Dry spell in Lorea leaves 20,000 migrants seeking wetter latitudes
A seven year drought on Spain's Mediterranean coast in Lorea drives over 20,000 residents to seek rainfall elsewhere. Weather experts cannot yet explain why this district remains so dry.
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Australia
South America
Lorea
Mediterranean
Spain
Diplomacy in Sentiment Dinner Impresses Persistent Suitor
Miss Cayenne tells of a clever social ploy inviting a persistent suitor to a dinner she prepared. The tactic, described as cordial yet firm, succeeded in scaring him off. The anecdote reflects measured charm as a tool in courtship.
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Miss Cayenne
Savvy Ways to Save Gas Hit Home in Sale Ads
A Lexington Gazette notes many gasoline saving devices exist but emphasizes comfort and practicality. A columnist suggests a pair of comfortable shoes as the simplest, most reliable way to save fuel and stay light on the feet while running errands.
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Selena
Mont
Record-Herald
Predicted Hurricanes Signal Browne Forecaster’s Warning
Washington long range fore caster Herbert Janvein Browne says 1982 will be notable for hurricanes. He cites early Pacific typhoons and storms in the Philippine region, Indo China, Bengal and Mauritius as signs that the forecast is beginning to unfold with more to come as the hurricane season advances.
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Herbert Janvein Browne
Washington
Pacific
Philippine
Indo-China
Bengal
Mauritius
Simlar
Atlantic
She Reduced 38 Pounds The Safe Way
A Boston woman, Florence Loftus, 32, 5 ft 2 in, says she weighed 165 pounds but now weighs 127 after four months on Kruachen Lake. She praises the product for fat loss and overall health gains while warning against imitations and emphasizing a daily half teaspoon in hot water each morning.
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Kruachen Lake
Florence Loftus
Boston
Gragstore
Fisherman’s Unusual Catch Delivers Bear Skin Proof
Chicago fly fisher J. K. Lowndes boasts a unique catch in which a cast behind him hooked a bear. The bear disappeared an hour later, leaving Lowndes with a bearskin thumb nail patch as proof of the unlikely strike and a broken fly tackle.
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J. K. Lowndes
Chicago
Mr. Lowndes
Humanitarian Dog Shocks Ayrshire by Drowning Rabbits
A farmer in Baterg Ayreshire Scotland recounts his black and white collie that shows mercy to prey by drowning rabbits rather than killing them. The dog hauls captives to a barn and holds their heads under water until death, a pattern the farmer says has never involved other animals. The unusual animal acts are noted amid casual remarks at a local cafe.
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Ayreshire
Scotland
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