Soviet Navy Expands Rapidly Amid Mongolian Turmoil
Izvestia reports Soviet submarine and destroyer forces have grown dramatically in four years, claiming a 1106 percent fleet increase though offering no unit specifics. Mongolian leaders, visiting Moscow, defend peace but warn of invasion threats from Japan and Manchoukuo.
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Moscow
Germany
Japan
Izvestia
Manchouquo
Outer
Mongolia
Russia
Soviet Union
Baltic
Pacific
Go Rozdesveptsky
Tenaima
Ravda
Gallan
Manchoukuo
Little Erbie Morrison Returns as London Power Figure
London figure Erbie Morrison, nicknamed Little Erbie, is described as a brisk Cockney and potential prime minister type. Once sidelined since 1931 he has spent years plotting a comeback from his seat in the London County Council. He vows to forceful action and a shift in political power.
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London
Opeiatiat
Coeckney
Werbert Morrison
Little Erbie
England
Ramsay Maclenpald
Morrison
London County Council
Thames
London Labour Dynamo Returns to Parliament Career
A young shop assistant and telephone operator who had become a newspaper ad collector rejected a $25,000 yearly post to stay aligned with the political machine that raised him, the London Labour Party. He then returned to Parliament and emerged as the dynamo of the party’s efforts.
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London Labor Party
Opposition to Baldwin Grows Despite Baldwins Brisk Admin
The article highlights Morrison’s blunt, aggressive stance and his fiery leadership style admired by enemies and supporters alike. It notes his administrative resolve during crises, with critics calling him too impatient for steady progress and questions about how to balance action and planning.
Stockholm Builds First Air Conditioned Movie House
Stockholm reports the Swedish Film Industry company is constructing the citys first air conditioned cinema. The theater will heat in winter cool in summer and maintain year round humidity and air washing.
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Stockholm
Explorer leaves 200 bronze idols to Soviet museum
Peter Kostov the noted explorer who died in September willed a collection of 200 ancient bronze idols dug from the Mongolian desert to the Soviet government. The items will be placed in a museum.
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Moscow
Peter Kostov
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W. H. Harry & CO
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