Europeans Plan Retaliation Says Mr Morgenthau
An Associated Press dispatch from New York reports Henry Morgenthau former ambassador to Turkey returned from a European tour and said foreign nations will retaliate against the new American tariffs. He cited observations in Vienna Paris Berlin London and other capitals noting business resentment and a planned boycott that could limit U S export gains.
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Associated Press
New York
Henry Morgenthau
Turkey
America
Europe
Vienna
Paris
Berlin
London
Ted
Usion of
Death Knell of Long Skirt Has Been Sounded
Paris reports that within a year and a half long skirts will disappear and women will show their calves again. Jean Patou predicts the hems will rise, despite protests from dressmakers and mixed reactions in the United States and Britain. Summer collections reflect the shift.
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Paris
Rue de la Paix
Jean Patou
Time to See It Now Stories Still On Minds
The line emphasizes immediacy as the full stories linger in public memory and the glory remains vivid while discussions continue and the event’s aura endures.
Annual Horseshoe Games Planned in Ashington Star Report
The Ashington Star notes upcoming horseshoe contests in Northern Virginia and mentions regional events under its banner. Government officials forecast wheat price declines by fall and Ruth Bean wed John Pinckney Arthur. Henry Ford favors workers aged 35 to 60 for major roles.
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Virgo
Ashington Star
rNaadhaahh Corporation
Winchester
Virginia
West Virginia
Ruth Bean
John Pinckney Arthur
Henry Ford
Aged Stranger Admitted To Memorial Hospital In 1925
A 75 year old man without identification lies seriously ill at Memorial Hospital. The item notes a warning to school officials about increasing numbers of children with defective eyesight and mentions Gloria Swanson hats and a 98 cent sale. Mrs. John Skelton Williams spoke to a local garden club on James River Gardens.
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Memorial Hospital
Gloria Swanson
John Skelton Williams
Richmond
James River Gardens
Byrd Polar Dash Film Shows Severe Conditions
Paramount cameraman Joseph Rucker describes the Byrd South Pole expedition film “With Byrd at the South Pole” at the Capitol Theatre. He notes constant snow shoveling, extreme cold 65 to 70 degrees below zero, 150 mph winds on Rockefeller mountains, and a plateau 10 000 feet high as major hardships.
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Byrd
America
Bay of Whales
South Pole
Joseph Rucker
Richard E. Byrd
Capitol Theatre
Rockefeller Mountains
Pole
Rucker
Woodmen Dedicates a Home in Sherman Event
Sherman Texas hosts a three day dedication from June 25 to 27 drawing about 10000 attendees for the Woodmen Home event and ceremonies.
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Sherman
Texas
Film Record of Byrd Expedition Wins Praise
The film Byrd at the South Pole opens in New York with Byrd introducing the expedition. It follows the voyage from New York, the ice barrier, Little America huts, radio towers, and a dramatic Byrd Balchen June flight over the Pole. The footage shows storms, ice, fauna, and relief efforts, with dubbing by Floyd Gibbons and a 150000 feet film record praised as valuable for schools and museums.
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Byrd
South Pole
New York
South America
Polar
Little America
Bernt Balchen
Harold June
June
Wwe
Balchen
Queen Maude Range
Floyd Bennett
Gould
New Zealand
Byrd Group
Floyd Gibbons
The
Pole
Sinking of Mule-Laden Steamship Shows War’s Toll
Fifteen years ago on July 1 a steamship carrying mules from Newport News to Allied nations was sunk by a German submarine. Twenty nine people died. A separate note mentions a surprise party for Rev. Father McVerry on the 45th anniversary of his ordination. Hector Boon argues the U S must win the war. A man was killed by a train on the B and O tracks at Brunswick Maryland while removing a nail from his shoe.
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Newport News
Allied Nations
Father McVerry
Hector Boon
United States
Baltimore and Ohio Railway
Brunswick
Mrs Gladys Snyder Granted Divorce in Corporation Court
Judge Philip Williams grants Mrs Gladys Snyder a divorce from Fred F Snyder. The decree makes the divorce absolute with custody of daughter Thelma awarded to Mrs Snyder and requires Mr Snyder to pay all court costs. The couple married on April 6 1921.
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Philip Williams
Corporation Court
Gladys Snyder
Fred F. Snyder
Thelma
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Warner Bros
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Ing. Rose Grove
William Whisson
Virginia C. Whisson
Camerman
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Photie
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Crystal Restaurant and Confectionery
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