Japan's New Far East Policy Deepens China Ties
The Globe analyzes Japan's claim of responsibility to keep East Asia peaceful and its move toward a Chinese protectorate. It notes potential limits on aid to China, including American aircraft sales and loans, and warns of a new ominous aspect in the regional balance. It also observes a tentative U.S.-Japan rapprochement that could temper the policy's impact.
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Far East
Japan
China
East Asia
Tokyo
United States
Social service, family stability urged by Bishop LeBlond
Bishop C H LeBlond of St Joseph Missouri told Ohio charity workers that no one is self sufficient and society must protect families from destabilizing movements. He urged coordinated aid and ongoing vigilance to keep families intact amid modern shifts.
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St. Joseph
Social Service
Bishop LeBond
Ohio Charities
Judith Lane in a Court Fight Over Bevins Money
Judith Dale travels from her Texas dam project to confront a court battle over funds left by Big Tom Bevins. Norman Dal e's affair with Mathile Bevins stirs jealousy as Judith returns from a flight with pilot Slim Sanford and contends with a tense domestic and legal showdown.
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Norman
Judy
Clia
Galveston
Mathile Bevins
Galvez
Mathile
Teel
Jeanne Bowman
Spring Health Checkup Opens Way to Summer Fitness
Dr. Morris Fishbein explains spring fever is a mood, not a real fever, and warns against laxatives. He urges outdoor activity, sun exposure, and a spring health checkup to plan safe summer exercise and sports participation.
Father and son headline wrestling card in Manitowoc
In Manitowoc Wisconsin on April 25 a father and son wrestling card drew a large crowd. Jimmy Meyers Harvard Sr former middleweight champion defeated Marvin Strahota Milwaukee in the main event and Ray Meyers son of Johnny defeated Jimmy Strahota Marvin’s son in the semi windup.
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Manitowoc
Wis
U.P
Jimmy Meyers
Harvard
Marvin Strahota
Milwaukee
Ray Meyers
Johnny
Jimmy Strahota
Marvin
Suv orcas and social glimpses in McIntyre column
In a crowded New York column, O O McIntyre notes that many families stay home this summer, with vacation funds eaten by taxes. He cites rising inner-city stays, shifting entertainment figures like Nijinsky, and a tour through notable names and places, from Churchill Downs to Montauk Point, with nostalgic anecdotes of Pavlova and city life.
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O. O. McIntyre
New York
Long Island
Jersey
Vermin Campaign Sponsored by Spokane County Sportsmen
Spokane County Sportsmen's Association sponsors a vermin campaign across granges with cash prizes totaling 125 dollars for the most ground squirrels magpies crows big horned owls weasels and coyotes killed.
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Cheney, Wash
Spokane County Sportsmen's Association
Heiress to a Throne and Word Puzzle Clues
Puzzle clues mix in a themed word list with references to royalty and daily terms. The grid spans horizontal and vertical entries including sun god, king, merriment, and various linguistic hints.
The Happy Meeting
Jerry Muskrat longs to flee the overjoyous Smiling Pool and heads toward the Big River. He discovers Mrs. Jerry swimming under the Laughing Brook, and the pair joyfully reunite after the great flood, marking a hopeful, quiet moment in a nature tale.
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Mr. Sun
Redwing
Blackbird
Ned
Jerry Muskrat
Jerry
Laughing Brook
T. W. Burgess
School Days and Wonders of the Modern World
A playful set of trivia questions asks for the seven modern wonders and a brief history. It lists the wireless telegraph and radio, automobile, aeroplane, radium, antitoxin, spectrum analysis, and X Ray as wonders. It also notes the missing frigate Insurgent in 1800 and the composer Wagner.
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United States Navy
Hampton Roads
Wilhelm Richard Wagner
Word Builder Snippet With Farmer and Barn Door
A farmer moves toward the barn to feed pigs but experiences a twinge that prevents entry and causes a fall at the barn door. The accompanying line recalls a yesterday riddle about a man at luncheon stirring tea yet carrying hidden fear and hostility beneath calm speech.
Birthplace Tea Room Opens in Mary Pickford House
Toronto notes the University Avenue home once Mary Pickford's birthplace is now a tea room. The modest landmark draws thousands yearly and remains a city attraction despite its change in use.
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Toronto
Ont
U.P
Mary Pickford
University Avenue
Hat loaned leads to stretch trick in Gloucester
In Gloucester Massachusetts a man borrowed a hat from Carl Cameron a restaurateur. He later borrowed 25 cents and used it to stretch the hat to fit him. The hat was returned but the scheme was revealed.
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Gloucester
Mass
Carl Cameron
Restaurateur
Cameron
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