Manchurian Crisis Dominates League Talks And War Moves
The article outlines the League of Nations plan for a study committee on Manchuria with limited powers and no troop movement oversight. It notes opposition from Dr. Alfred Sze and Chinese officials, possible U S involvement, and Japanese actions south of Manchuria as Ka Minand pushes for continued occupation. It also mentions Gen. Summerall as a potential chair and political maneuvering in Washington and Paris surrounding Sino Japanese tensions.
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Japan
China
League of Nations Council
Manchuria
Tokyo
Nanking
Alfred Sze
Taldie Chima
Charles P. Summerall
Staf
United States Army
Wellington Koo
Hinchow
Sze Gaive
League Council
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Mukden
Tm Chinchoen
Rloscow
Rengue Council
Paris
United States
Washington
League
Saas
John J. Raskob
Democratic National Committee
Party Camputn Fund
Raskob
Democratic Party
National Committee
Drys
Board of Strategy
Edwin C. Dinwiddie
Seld “Wert Rallllonghes
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Robinson
Arkansas
Hull
Tennessee
Connally
Texas
Roxhob
Wreck on special train at Lexington hits stock show
A long special train carrying hundreds of entries for the Inter national Live Stock show wrecked near Lexington Missouri after rails spread. Seven men killed and others injured. The so called million dollar train carried fine horses from the American loyal Live Stock show to Kansas City.
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Ubiego
Lexington
Kansas City
Progressive Republicans plan to oppose Moses for Senate pro tempore
Reported drive by Nye Norris and Couzens to back Westley L. Jones for the post while Democrats fear a split could cede Senate control. In Washington, LaGuardia and Kvale organize independents to push liberalized rules and a working majority.
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Bembere
Senate
George H. Moses
New Hampshire
Moses
Nye
North Dakota
Norris
Nebraska
Couzens
Michigan
Westley L. Jones
Withington
House
Bess
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
Robinson
Congress
Christmas Dinner Turns on Secret Guest
Elizabeth Lowry hosts a charity Christmas dinner with a mysterious guest, a down-and-out reporter posing as Miss Lowry’s nephew. He confesses he attended under false pretenses, bringing humor and warmth, and the pair discover a budding connection that promises future holidays together.
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Elise
Elizabeth
Bvnlle
Charlden
Miss Lowry
Miss Low
Nahaine
Dom
McCure
Polar expedition planning led by Greely successor
Gen A W Greely, now 88, chairs a national committee forming a new American Arctic expedition to Ellesmere Island for two years starting next June. Capt Flavel M Williams will command with Dr Al B Maris as scientific director, using radios and airplanes to explore the area of the ill fated 1881 84 Greely expedition. Noted deaths include Dr Sam Small Louis Loucheur C C Simonds and Albert FAL Barriga.
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A. W. Greely
Arctic
Ellesmere Island
Globe
Flavel M. Williame
al B. Maris
Oteworthy
Sam Small
Atlanta
Od Evangeliet
Louis Loucheur
France
C. C. Simonds
Chicago
Albert Fal Barriga
New York Central Lines
Uslom
Transatlantic Air Travel Seen With Stops Over Five Years
Holger Holms predicts weekly transatlantic service within five years based on his New York to Copenhagen flight in the Liberty. He favors intermediate seaplanes and seadromes with 600 mile hops, 140 to 190 mph cruise speeds, and improved engines to reduce hazards, dismissing nonstop routes as unsafe due to fog seas and cold.
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New York
Holger Holms
Liverty
Copenhagen
Holriss
Ocean
Bermuda
Azores
Lindbergh Circle
Harbor Grace
Ireland
Otto Hillig
Liberty
N. Y
North Atlantic
Hoirus
Jose
Horris
Uniform dress rule aims to keep girls in Port Huron school
Miss Margaret Franklin Port Huron high school dean of women explains enforcement of a uniform dress rule for all girl students. Middies and skirts are required to curb declining enrollment as many girls have left the school for not fitting the dress standard.
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Port Huron
Mich
Margaret Franklin
Port Huron High School
Mile
Franklin
Forestry Service Man Wins Fishing Honors in Wyoming
Kemmerer Wyoming honors go to Hert Cheeseman of the U S Forest Service for catching a 14 pound rainbow trout in the Green river. He battled the fish for nearly an hour using a small reel and the nenal tickle to land the 30 inch long rainbow, the largest ever taken in western Wyoming.
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Kemmerer
Wyom
Wyoming
Hert Cheeseman
United States Forest Service
Green River
Cheeseman
Jailer Frees Wrong Prisoner by Mistake in Memphis
A jailer released Willie Mitchell a prisoner on a larceny charge, mistaking him for Mack Mitchell whose release order was intended. The error occurred in Memphis as the mistaken man walked free amid routine procedures.
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Memphis
Willie Mitchell
Mack Mitchell
Undertakers Convention Mistaken for Rum Cache
A passerby reported a suspicious box being moved to a Topeka house. Police, led by investigator Joe Deimler, found an undertakers convention in progress and the box held a sample casket.
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Rum Topeka
Kan
Joe Deimler
Buck With Freak Horns Shot Near Tonopah Nev
William Marsh a veteran rancher brought down a five point 187 pound buck near Tonopah Nevada with a horn growth in the center of its forehead about four inches long. Sportsmen said it was the first they had seen.
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Elizabeth
Tonopah
Nev
William Marsh
Nations match in stratosphere bound airliners
Washington and Germany join France in developing a high altitude two crew air plane for stratospheric travel. Junkers of Dessau builds the German design capable of 50 miles per hour at high altitude and up to five or six hour Atlantic trips. The craft features all metal low deck construction, a single Junkers L-85 engine with a bellows oxygen supply, and a sealed cockpit for pilots with oxygen pumped to maintain cabin pressure. Trials expected soon.
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Washington
Germany
France
Atlantic
New York
Junkers
Dessau
Marriage Rate Among Youths Rising Says Official
St Louis Missouri executive secretary Peter Kasius of the Missouri Social Hygiene association notes a rising marriage rate among 18 to 24 year olds. He cites Pacific coast and New England comparisons and attributes influences include climate religion social change and education.
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St. Louis
Peter Rasius
Missouri Social Hygiene Association
Pacific Coast
New England States
Kaslus
Kasius
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