United States Joins World Court As Stimson Pushes Protocol
In a move shaping foreign policy, the United States signs the protocol joining the World Court under President Roosevelt and Secretary Stimson. Debate centers on reservations and the court’s advisory opinions, with Senate opposition wary of implications for war debts immigration and sovereignty. Grundy appointed to Senate seat amid lobbying battles as France faces French debt settlement. Meanwhile riots in Haiti, prison mutiny in New York, and a major studio fire in New York claim lives and prompt investigations.
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Sloover
State Stimson
Berne
Switzerland
Jay Merrepont Moffat
America
Albania
Abyssinia
Lithuania
Troover
Senate
Stimson
Secretary of State
Nobel
Great Wiitain
League of Nations
HAT
New York City
Harlem
John ©. Flynn
Pathe Film Company
Henry
Cooperative marketing plan aims at federal aid for fruit groups
Michigan and Wisconsin fruit growers form tentative talks with the Federal Farm Board to create a unified cooperative marketing program. Reincorporations are pinned as the board agrees to rent facilities and advance funds to cooperatives, covering 60 percent of property costs.
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Federal Farm Board
Michigan
Wiscorsin
Cabinet Reshuffle and Diplomatic Appointments Mentioned
The article reports promotions and new appointments within the government, naming Puta PAC 3 and HRP yavin g as assistants to Secretary positions, Jloover appointing a department head, Colonel Durney leaving Okinema, and Willkie AL Casile named special ambassador during the naval conference in Tokyo.
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Yaving
Oof Woll
Jloover
Durney Bails
Okiema Ane
Willkie AL Casile
Sinty
Japan
Lamielon
White House
Castle
Tokyo
Chinese Nationalists reportedly crush Ironsides near Canton
Reports from Canton describe a major Nationalist victory against the Ironsides division near the river valley, with many presumed killed wounded or captured. An attack by the Whwangsi rebels along the West River was repulsed amid ongoing fighting in Anhwei and Natkin provinces.
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Ironsides
Vir
Cha Hakavers
West River
Vlonan
Anhweb
Natkine
Greek leader DMINAL KONDOURACHIS mourned after health decline
The ailing Greek president DMINAL KONDOURACHIS, noted as a former victor in naval affairs, faced a long career marked by leadership during upheavals. Following Alexander’s death and George’s departure, Zaimis assumed duties while a new executive election loomed.
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Kondourachis
Grevian
Ar Podrs
Avegand
Tol
Alexander
Andi
George TH
Tyos
Pecerp
Zaimis
Seine
Oeer
Peml
Be ix
Tie
Sailors Holiday star Alan Hale to headline new Path productions
Announcement of a new Path company season with Alan Hale restored to Sailors' Holiday and Fred Newmexar directing. Joseph Franklin Poland wrote an original piece for Hale. Wally Wales, true son of WB stars, appears in Burkaroe at the Grain theatre with a Saturday premiere and other cast details.
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Fred Newmexar
Mr. Hale
Salors
Conias Th Griain
Joseph Franklin Poland
Payligs
Burkaroe
Otting
Thettony Pty
Ewa Hte Wisner
Seta
Ralph Graves Stars in Fox Theatre's Song of Love
Ralph Graves, famed for diverse talents from stage to screen, headlines the Fox Theatre as he balances acting, writing, and directing in Columbia's Song of Love. His career spans vaudeville roots, Hollywood screenplays, and notable work in Rich Men's Sons and subtler film projects.
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Columbia
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Fox Theatre
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Cleve
Seach
Ohio
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Moysten
Texas
Hla
Hollywood
Coinmpa
Warner Brothers
Mark Sunnett
Fis Opristeaval
Juan
Colombia
Critica
Keota Declamatory Classes Organize for 14930 Contests
Keota Web school hosts declamatory activities under Miss Kate B. Glov with six in oratorical, twelve in dramatic, and seventeen in humorous classes. The contest is slated for late winter. Thirty five pupils are listed across categories with names including Glenn Smith, Boyd Mlattiner, Herbert Tivrs, and others, reflecting a lively school program.
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Keota
Kate B. Glov
Cratorcal
Glenn Smith
Boyd Mlattiner
Herbert Tivrs
Keith Stenmner
Kenneth Cerell
Ane Barrell Faeen
Mable Valenta
Helene Poris
Durde McGraw
Mary Martha Meyer
Mildred Lynn
Marie Lu
Phelma
Erica Power Lottie
Maule
Harriet Tines
Alvine Merefer
Tlo Shaffer Humerens
Olea Valenta
Harrie Hover
Pood Sender
Pers Hart Mopahd Carre
Chrdite
Singmoeter
Homas Morris
Victor Hess
Marinva Pussell
Frearet Dalon
Axle Pyle
Corer’ Frose
Mae
Piichara Fisher
Fagen
Harold Hag
Reveriv Re
Christmas programs and local notices from Rubio L G Johnson
A church Christmas program will be distributed Tuesday evening December 24. The school plans a program Friday afternoon December 20. Mrs. P B Johnson returned from Pueblo Colorado after four months with daughter Mrs K E Robison, who was ill. A son born September 25 to Mr and Mrs Robison died September 26 and is buried at Rose Lawn Cemetery in Pueblo. Mrs Robison is recovering. she is formerly Flores Johnson of Rubio. Mrs Muarinda Oswalt died Friday. funeral held at Richland Sunday led by Rev A L Moon of Rubio. Peter Rudolph family returning to West Chester collided with another car. no injuries but vehicle damaged. Doyle Schmitter and Kathleen Morgan, teaching at Green Vale and Black Hawk respectively, will present Christmas programs Friday. The Add Parcel family moved to a farm west of Brighten. L H Jonson and son laid tile on road southeast of here. road now in good condition with snow plow active.
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P. B. Johnson
Pueblo
Colo
K. E. Robison
Robison
Rose Lawn
Puento Colo
West Chester
Doyle Schmitter
Kathleen Morgan
Doyle
Green Vale
Kathleen
Black Hawk
Add Parcel
Ammn Paresl
Brichton
L. H. Jonson and Son
Marriage Notice for Glen Dillon in Corona Calif
Announcement reports the marriage of Glen Dillon son of J. B. Dillon now living in Corona California. The Dillon family left their earlier home seventeen years ago and this note records the union and current residence.
Farmers Near Titus Load Another Coal Car
VERDI F. J. Winger reports a local scene at Titus as farmers unload a coal car from Western Kentucky. Austin Sutherland sustained a knee dislocation after a fall from the hay mow. Mrs. Lizzie Clark visits her mother Mrs. Austin Sutherland for the weekend as Walnut Women's Club plans its annual dinner.
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Verdi
Titus
Western Kentucky
Austin Sutherland
Lizzie Clark
Walnut Women's Club
Hogs Delivered to Washington on New Year Week Start
Albert Jan'ck delivered hogs to Washington at the start of the week during New Year celebrations at Mr. and Mrs. James Baird's residence.
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James Baird
Albert Jan’ck
Washington
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