France Debts Defied as Chamber Votes to Defer Payment
The French chamber of deputies rejected a December war debt payment of 19 01 482 to the United States by 402 to 187, while Nationalists sang anti America songs. Premier Herriot resigned as deputies then approved deferring payment until an international debt conference can meet. President Lebrun to be informed. a new government forms.
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United States
Chamber of Deputies
Pallerfes
America
Socialist Party
Tierrlot
Socalista
Chamber
Herriot
Lebrun
Fli
Debt payments and deferrals stir London Washington talks
A rapid London Washington exchange shows Britain accepting a quarterly payment as capital, while the United States rejects conditions amounting to repudiation. Belgium and others default or pay under pressure as Roosevelt faces misquotes and pressure over war debt terms.
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London
Washington
Great Britain
United States
MacDonalds
Bilmson
Talted Stecca
Britain
Belgium
France
America
Italy
Lithuania
Czechoslovakia
Batela
Flaogary
Poland
Fithonia Ata
Staty
Immigration and disarmament notes in Congress and Europe
Representative Louis T. MacFadyen of Pennsylvania introduced a resolution urging impeachment over war debt policies amid bribery hints. Debates over Germany France and Britain’s disarmament aims continue with calls for equal rights within security. Franklin D Roosevelt provokes prohibition protests with remarks on youth and drinking. House votes defeat two attempts to cut Prohibition enforcement funds and block coast guard budget cuts.
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Louis T. MacFadyen
Pennsylvania
Loover
Congress
Neaner Herriot
France
Germany
Great Britain
Italy
Britain
Berlin
Kurt von Schleicher
Elen Af
Treasury
Coast Guard
Schaefer
Wisconsin
Boylan
New York
Death of Democratic Congressman Daniel F Garrett of Houston
Daniel F Garrett of Houston Texas died in his Washington apartment after months of illness. A Democrat of influence he had held sixteen seats in Congress and was reelected in November.
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Curesentative
Daniel F Garrett
Houston
Texas
Washington
Aponessa
Horem Her
Prohibition Era Debate On Beer Legislation In Congress
In Washington the House Ways and Means Committee debated beer legalization with opposing testimony from both sexes. Women led by Henry W. Teabody claimed beer fuels most preprohibition drunkenness and warns it could reintroduce open saloons. Dry advocates led by Dr A J Barton argued against modification, citing religious groups and concerns over revenue and social impact.
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Pacers
Waslington
House
Ways and Means
Kenry W. Teabody
New York
Women( Nations
Leigh Coltin
Dor
J Bartan
Satoon Bartt
James Cannon Jr
Ottera
National
Womens Christian Teta Service Union
Walter T. Aller
Fudenta
Treneury Witl
Sino Japanese Manchurian Row Deepens at Geneva
The Sino Japanese dispute over Manchuria faces a divided Geneva scene as Japan rejects unapproved international mediation. Soviet Foreign Commissar Litvinov signals Russia and China resume talks, hinting at U S recognition and broader cooperation.
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Geneva
League of Nations
Sanchuria
United States
Russia
Tokyo
Sany
Japan
Great Dritain
Maxim Litvinov
Chinere
W.W. Yen
Mussiz
Litvinas
Stussia
Democratic farm relief measure advances in House
Liaitemian Savin Jones of the house agricultural committee introduces a Democratic farm relief plan praised by President Roosevelt. The bill targets wheat cotton tobacco and hogs with two plans and an adjustment certificate system tied to domestic consumption. Certificates would pay farmers 42 cents a bushel for wheat 4 cents for cotton 4 cents for tobacco and 2 cents for hogs under a funded program.
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Liaitemian Savin Jones
House Agricultural Committee
Fred Roosevelt
Jones
Secretary of Agriculture
Passange
Nominated judge for U S Customs Court by Hoover
The notice announces William Matmserver as the president’s nominee for the United States Court of Customs and Appeals. It mentions support from Republican speakers and references the 1848 Westers Newspaper Union in relation to the campaign discourse.
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Jame Ducta
William Matmserver
Tlowa
U. S.e
Senate
Hoover
Toa
United States Court of Customs
Mer Ramseser
Hu Read
Fur Sleeves Become Fashion’s New Hardware in 1932 Styles
The piece highlights fur sleeve designs across evening wraps, formal frocks, and day coats. Velvet and fur combinations dominate, with shawl capes, shirred sleeves, and a blue hyacinth velvet gown. Accessories feature velvet cords and pearl jewelry, signaling a bold, tactile 1932 fashion trend.
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Paris
Fur Ensemble in Fashion Ad Locates Accessory Set
An ad copy describes a fur ensemble designed for fashionable women. It highlights an accessory set that can be worn with various coats or dresses and notes how fur pieces are featured to match autumn and winter styles. The tone reflects period fashion promotion and emphasizes desirability and style.
Weighted-Down Look Is Strictly Out of Style
The article notes a shift from heavy winter fashion to lighter spring style. Designers and manufacturers of Paria sisles and French fabrics claim warmth without the bulky look, offering fabrics that are as light as a feather yet as warm as elderdown.
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Wloater
Paria Sisles
Fatrica
Fatri
Ware Ag
Kerchief Monograms Highlight Paris Trade Fare
In Paris shop windows kerchiefs display large monograms. central letter dark with lighter side letters. A color option shows the French map and Europe designs printed on white edlion fabric, creating vibrant finery from Grand Boulevards shops.
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Paris
Grand Boulevard
France
Great Britain
Spain
Italy
South America
Becoming Fats Tip Ther Hats This Season
Paris hats this season show a vast amount of variation. They break from past formulas with many original styles. Worn straight or tipped at odd angles, they sit low over the eyes or perched high. Crowns vary from square to pancaked and brims range from rolling to flat.
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Paris
Copper Becomes Highlight Of New Costume Jewelry
Copper glows in the latest costume jewelry collections with bracelets necklaces earrings and breast pins all made from the ruddy metal. Handbags feature copper clasps trim and dresses hats belts and gloves display copper motifs, while chromium remains the only rival for copper as a trim metal.
Government securities demand and prisoner escape noted
A distressed column laments the government offer of 250 million dollars at low interest oversubscribed sixteen times while noting no investors for productive growth. It stresses idle funds, probes the folly of large bond issuance, and cites two long term prisoners who escaped Sing Sing.
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Sam
Sing Sinz
Debunking Classic Hero Myths In American Folklore
Historian Professor Tyler of Kansas argues many famous tales are false. He notes William Tell Pocahontas and Captain Smith myths lack evidence and rely on legend. He suggests Santa Claus fuels imagination and prompts heroic though exaggerated acts.
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William Tell
Ahewolf
Romulus
Remus
George Washington
Trofessor Tyler
University of Kansas
Captain Smith Smith
Pocahontas
Captain
Philosphy teacher Dr Kraus protests anti Semitic excesses
Dr Arthur Kraus of Newark City College refuses food to protest antisemitic excesses toward Polish universities. He is urged to study history, noting Mattathias and the Maccabees fought persecution long ago, while suggesting nonviolent methods like Gandhi.
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Arthur Kraus
Newarks City College
Kraus
Mattathias
Arccabees
Mahatma Gandhi
Tragic Lodger Found Dead After Note read I am tired
A woman named Mrs Emma lodges bedroom note states I am tired before death in a furnished room. She died after moving to safety while gas jets burned. The report questions the motive and mentions a cave with two canaries nearby.
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Emma Lodges
Women risked death to fetch water at Bryant fort
In 1782 during an Indian siege near Lexington Kentucky the fort at Bryant Station faced water scarcity. Women volunteers fetched water from a spring outside the walls, crossing a clearing watched by red attackers. No shots were fired and all made it back safely.
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Bryant
Lexington
Walla
Indiana
Godan Etnis
Tinall
Emily Gelxer and the spy mission for Sumter in 1782
Emily Gelxer of the Broly family volunteered as a courier for General Greene to deliver a letter to General Sumter. She rode protected by a side saddle but was captured by Lord Rawdens scouts who searched her and found nothing. She escaped when the letter was shredded and swallowed, aiding Greene’s campaign near Grangebaron.
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Nathanicfl Gucpne
Fieurgin
Carolinna
Washington
Lord Mondon
Rawdons
Ines
Binka
Waterea
Torres
Venera Greenes
Emily Gelxer
Brolly
Conzeree
Ureens
Rintiy
Geneal Sumter
Lord Rawdens
Emily
Prulls
Sumers
Greene
Grangebaron
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