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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1924

Page

7

Radio program listings mixed with political commentary note

A long OCR fragment lists radio programs across American stations from Chicago to New York with times and show names. It then shifts to a political discussion critiquing Coudenhoge Kalergi and his Pan Europe plan, contrasting it with League of Nations objections and proposing groups like Eastern Asia as separate entities.

Count Coudenhobe-Kalergi Europe British Rusela British Isles Russia League of Nations Coudenhobe- Kalergi Coudenhobe-Kalergi Eastern Asia Japan China

Austrian plan for Pan Europe excludes England and Russia

Berlin dispatch notes Count Coudenhove Kalergi proposes a Pan European federation bar England and Russia from membership. He contrasts his pacifying scheme with Sir Max Waechter who argued for abolishing customs barriers and a federated Europe with an international police force.

Berlin Europe United States of Europe Count Coudenhobe-Kalerl England Russia Max Waechter London United States

Peterson's Ointment Promises Relief for Sore Feet

An advertisement touts Peterson's Ointment for sore burning aching feet and a range of skin issues from piles to sunburn. It highlights a big box priced at 35 cents and urges nightly use for relief.

Peterson

Seven Parties Compete for Reichstag Victory in Germany

Berlin dispatch notes seven major parties and several small groups vying for Dec. 7 Reichstag elections. Communists seek Moscow orders while Socialists back Fulfillment policies. Democrats promote labor capital harmony. Center party blends faith with politics.

Germany Berlin Communist Party Tts Moscow America Samuel Gompers Catholic Center Reichstag Rhineland Center Party German People's Party Gustav Stresemann

President outlines steps to lift livestock sector and farming

President Coolidge urged stronger production, efficient marketing, and better utilization of meat products at the International Exposition. He pledged government help while urging farmers to organize, cooperate and use new tools to achieve prosperity, stability and security.

Associated Press Chicago Dec President Coolidge Coolidge War Finance Corporation Northwest Agricultural Credit Company Federal Reserve Board Shipping Board Mississippi Valley St. Lawrence River Washington

Army trains pigeons for hazardous artillery guidance

The Signal Corps trains pigeons to carry messages from advanced positions about shell splashes and then fly back to the lines. About 1500 birds are kept at various posts with a breeding center at Camp Vail New Jersey as a redundancy when radio or telephone links are unavailable.

Washington Signal Corps Army Camp Vail N. J

Politic Parties in Reichstag Race Struggle

The article notes many parties pursue seats in the Reichstag, counting 26 contenders in the last election. It states 60,000 votes were needed for a seat, limiting the eventual tally to far fewer victors.

Reichstag

Army trains pigeons for long distance messaging

Army corps heads in insular possessions and Panama report training pigeons to return home and navigate. It takes ten days to two weeks to train a bird, but pigeons struggle at night and are not highly intelligent. Lan­ciers face difficulty using pigeons as a main communication method as only one in ten may fly 500 miles in a day, with hawks in the Canal Zone menacing pigeons in flight.

Army Corps Insular Panama Canal Zone

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