International radio union formed under League aid Geneva
World wide broadcasting effort outlined by private European radio firms with a Geneva central bureau. Japanese navy plans twenty two warships totaling about 124 1900 tons include eight cruisers and ten destroyers. Mussolini urges peacetime army reorganization in Italian senate warning more wars may come.
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Vast Fleet Enters San Francisco Bay for War Game Prep
A 107-vessel armada, largest in peacetime, sailed into the Golden Gate for ten days of final preparations for a multi nation war game in Hawaiian waters. Admiral Coontz recalled the 1908 arrival of a much smaller fleet as the parade stretched for miles with thousands watching.
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Tax Lawyers Dominate Federal Tax Disputes
Washington reports over 15 000 tax lawyers and experts registered to practice before the bureau of internal revenue and about 2000 protests filed with the board of tax appeals. Secretary Mellon seeks tax revision to cut costs and published disbarment lists for fraudulent lawyers to deter violations.
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Soviet counterfeit plot linked to 44 million dollar bank forgery
London reports a Soviet plan to flood the world with fake money is blamed for a 44 million dollar foray against the Imperial Bank of Canada. Bogus notes totaling over 40 million circulated for months, traced via London Paris and Berlin to Canada, believed produced by Russian communist forgers in Persia.
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Play With Matches Fatal to Child in Wisconsin
Margaret Zeck, age four, died in Chippewa Falls after her dress caught fire from a lit match. The incident occurred recently as she played with matches, and flames engulfed her body within minutes.
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Honduras congress suspends league dues payment
A Tegucigalpa dispatch reports Honduran congress approved a bill to suppress Honduras's dues to the league of nations. The move comes amid ongoing Latin American diplomatic tensions and financial objections to League obligations.
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