Open Door on Japan's Push in China and Its Trade Clash
The piece argues Japan will dominate China’s trade, pressing Americans out of Manchoukuo and the Yangtze route. Ambassador Grew cites emergency measures and export banks that favor Japanese interests, warning that Open Door policies may erode and raise the risk of US retaliation.
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Preston Grover
Japan
China
State Department
Ambassador Grew
Manchoukuo
Grew
Yangtze
United States
The Army Post Murders By Virginia Hanson
Elizabeth and Katherine visit an Army post for Anne Carewe and Barney Nelsons costume party. The polo field crowds cars on the field as a late arrival Anne Carewe shows a finger wound from sewing. Barney and Anne dress alike while gossip and curious glances swirl around the ragged game and a distant Annie waves from a window.
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Army Post
Virginia Hanson
Elizabeth
Anne Carewe
Barney Nelson
Wwe
Katherine
Barneys
Barney
Charlie
Annie
Anne
Hungarian Statesman Puzzle Clues Across A Wide Range
A cryptic crossword style listing presents numbered clues ranging from regent of Hungary to Egyptian god. Across entries include terms for anatomy, objects, verbs, plants, and ancient deities, forming a broad wordplay grid. The set mixes translations and cross-referenced definitions for a playful language challenge.
Bishop Seaman Returns From Episcopal Bishops Meeting
Bishop Seaman of the Protestant Episcopal Church returned Saturday from Memphis Tennessee where he attended the annual meeting of the House of Bishops. 98 bishops attended including 10 consecrated since 1997. Several resignations were noted due to age and infirmity including Bishops Bratton Johnsn and Mire. Prof Sayre spoke at a banquet as the Forward Movement and Unity topics were discussed. Sandhill cranes are noted as nearly as tall as a man.
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Fec Seaman
Protestant Episcopal Church
Memphis
Tenn
House of Bishops
T D D. Bratton
Mississippi
Irving P Johnsn
Colorado
Robert M Mire
Salina
Kan
Amarillo
Roosevelt Apple-Tree Pranks Spur Memorable Ledyard Tale
The reminiscence recalls young Theodore Roosevelt and cousins tossing green apples at passing carriages near the Oyster Bay estate on Long Island. A dramatic hit injures a horse and driver before the carriage returns to the estate, revealing a guest, Colonel Andrews, aboard.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt Estate
Oyster Bay
Long Island
Roosevelt
Colonel Andrews
Globe News Amarillo 1938 Frontier Serial Teases Adventure
The Amarillo Globe prints a mixed page with notices and a fiction excerpt. A Taurean character pursues a cunning escape in a jungle tale while Helen and Lavac plan shopping and travel toward the Forbidden City with danger looming.
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Torman
Bonga
Athes
Forbidden City
Helen
Roosevelts confidences and apple assault at a dinner table
The tale recounts young Theodore Roosevelt confessing to his father about an assault on Colonel Andrews by ruffians as adults debate electoral quirks. It notes that despite fewer popular votes, a President can win in three historic cases: 1824 1876 and 1888.
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Roosevelt
Colonel Andrews
Young Theodore
Theodore
McNaught Syndicate
Keeping Fit by Artie McGovern Health Tips for Housewives
Health columnist Artie McGovern urges mothers to reclaim mid afternoon for personal care through mild exercise baths and fresh air. He argues a tired fretful mother affects family welfare and happiness and stresses self care as essential to maintain best functioning.
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Artie McGovern
Bridge Club
Trade prospects fade as Hull doctrine faces grim world
Washington analysts warn Britain cannot expand empire trade with the United States and foresee Germany edging into southeastern Europe. Hull’s policy may fail to raise commerce or peace, while Britain, France, Italy and Japan pursue self interest and economic reorganization. Internal budget strain on Roosevelt, and a note on Hugo Black’s court tenure conclude the roundup with a jab at juvenile justice.
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Hull
Germany
Europe
England
France
Britain
London
United Kingdom
Canada
Duke of Kent
Australia
U. S
Italy
Japan
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