Rumor Chiang Seeks Aid of Marshal Chang
Associated Press reports that Chiang Kai-shek weighs bringing in Marshal Chang Hsueh-liang from retirement in Manchuria to bolster a national front against Japan. Chang, 47, formerly aided Chiang, faced a 1931-pledged ten year sentence, later pardoned, and has not returned to power.
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Rumor Chiang
Marshal Chang
Chiang Kai-shek
Manchuria
Chang Hseuh-liang
China
Chang
Chiang
Japan
Sianfu
Special commissions formed for regional problems
The text notes that in similar situations special commissions have been created to handle regional problems, implying structured government response to local issues.
Bridges Attacks Kaiser's Government Deals in Senate
Washington senator Bridges accused Henry Kaiser of benefiting from RFC loans and public funds, labeling him the coddled darling of the New Deal. Kaiser in Oakland rejected the attack as unfounded and urged fact checking with Republican officials.
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Washington
Bridges
R-N.h
Henry J. Kaiser
Senate
Kaiser
RFC
Miss Democracy
Miss Democracy’s Boyfriend,” Bridges
Oakland
Calif
Senator Bridges
Kaiser Company
All Jap Military Gear Destroyed or Diverted
Tokyo bulletin says United States Eighth Army announced all Japanese military property has been disposed of. It lists 8,000 planes 100000 machine guns a million and a half rifles and 1300 tanks destroyed or diverted to Allied use. Japanese stores of beds clothing cigarettes and blankets have been distributed among the people.
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Tokyo
INS
United States
Eighth Army
CIO Lobby Group Claims Packers Sitdown Strike
A CIO delegation told Congress that Midwestern meat packers are waging a sitdown strike to discredit OPA and force layoffs. Norman Dolnick said packers have cut 25 000 jobs in the last month and are trying to undermine meat regulations. A Chicago Swift spokesperson cited cattle buying limits and black market competition.
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Washington
CIO Packing House
Midwest
OPA
Capitol Steps
Norman Dolnick
Capitol
Supreme Court
Capitol Dome
Dolnick
Congress
Chicago
Swift and Company
League Yields Stage to U N S dissolution plan moves forward
The League of Nations commission finishes preparations for dissolving the world body and transfers its buildings and technical services to the United Nations. A nine member board will liquidate assets of 11.7 million dollars and apportion funds among member states. The board includes Norway Britain France India China Bolivia South Africa Czechoslovakia and Switzerland.
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Geneva
League of ‘Nations Commission
World Peace Organization
United Na‘tions
League
Norway
Britain
France
India
China
Bolivia
South Africa
Czechoslovakia
Switzerland
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