Fear and mutual fear push US Japan toward war, says senator
Senator Gerald Nye warns that fear between the United States and Japan fuels a naval arms buildup and potential conflict. He argues Americans do not seek war, but fear on both sides drives tensions, and stresses that Japan and the U.S. could live in friendship if fears are laid aside.
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Social Security Scams and a Tennessee Murder Confession
Racketeers push deceptive Social Security threats to pressure employers into buying non existent systems. Reports claim questionnaires seek personal data to thwart unions. The article also covers a U S Supreme Court ruling on a Mississippi murder confession obtained by torture and the Justice Department’s reaction.
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Art Goes Phosphorescent in Paris Show
Paris exhibits paintings using special phosphorescent colors to glow in day and night. The new decorative art experiment aims to become fashionable. Two bas reliefs from an Italian cathedral, titled Angels by Maestro di S Travaso, were purchased by Emporia State Teachers College in Kansas. The originals are housed in a Milan museum.
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Kansas Emporia
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Emporia State Teachers
Noted Philanthropist and Historic Figures Across Clues
A fragmented puzzle list references a noted philanthropist connected to the Hague Peace Palace and multiple clues spanning topics from geography to objects. The text interweaves terms like Spain Meals Venus Dawn and various numeric hints, presenting a complex word puzzle rather than a coherent narrative.
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Spain
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Barnstable Man Slashes Hawk After It Drops Quail
Austin J. Walker of Barnstable County swatted at a hawk that had dropped a live quail, severing the bird with a swinging scythe as it dove. The incident occurred in a rural area and ended with the hawk's death.
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New Children’s Books Added to Brumback Library
The Brumback Library’s Children’s Department adds several titles: Three Circus Days by Turpin follows five kids at a circus and planning their own show with animal cameos. Little Ones by Euhhardt features tiny pets and a baby. Children of the Handcrafts by Bailey recalls early American makers. Our Electric World by Haynes explains electricity’s work. Tara Daughter of the Gypsies by Rachmann follows gypsies from New York. Valiant by O’Brien tells of a shepherd dog guiding sheep from Wyoming to Montana.
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Vy Bailey
America
Mercy Harriman
New Hhampshire
Caroline Pickersgill
Francis Scotney
Haynes
Tara
Rachmann
New York
Lower East Side
O’brien
Wyoming
Montana
Johnson children raise dog license fund with walnuts
The Johnson children Anna Marie ten George eleven and Ruth six found a way to buy a dog license when prices rose their family could not afford. They sold black walnuts over two days to raise the required 1.50. Times Want-Ads offers to sell odd pieces of furniture.
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Anna Marie
George
Ruth
York Farmers' Institute Meets January 27 at York School
York township farmers institute will meet January 25 and 27 at the York school opening at 1 pm Monday. E. E. Welker serves as president and Clarence Owens as secretary. The program includes home economics and corn show with displays in poultry and agriculture. State speakers are Mrs. Guy Kreider and C. C. Terrell.
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E. E. Welker
Clarence ‘Owens
Guy Kreider
C. C. Terrell
Hoaglin-Jackson Institute stage play Saturday night
Hoaglin-Jackson farmers institute presents The Simon Pure play this Saturday night at 8 o'clock in the school auditorium. Cast includes Mrs. Olwen Allen Mrs. Lucille Knittle Everett Burnett Schuyler Bechtel Carl Palmer Ruth Thompson Mrs. Louise Elder Doyt McGinnis Mary Bashore and Gerald Bowen. Toledo report notes Hayden Norwood battled a truck fire by shoveling snow to control flames until firefighters arrived.
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Hoaglin-Jackson Farmers’ Institute
Olwen Allen
Lucille Knittle
Everett Burnett
Schuyler Bechtel
Carl Palmer
Ruth Thompson
Louise Elder
Doyt McGinnis
Mary Bashore
Gerald Bowen
Toledo
Hayden Norwood
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