Penalty for first degree eavesdropping and Japanese policy questions
A byline style column questions U S penalties for eavesdropping and probes U S stance toward Japan Germany Italy. It contrasts Washington secrecy with public curiosity, noting recent Tutuila bombing, Welles talks with Admiral Kichisaburo and calls for open government and clearer foreign policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Deepartment
Japan
State Department
Cordell Hull
Sumner Welles
Foreign Policy Bureau
Calaboose
Germany
Italy
Hitler
Mussolini
Sons of the Rising Sun
Tex Aimes Wife Faces New York Flight Tragedy
Judith Aimes and Elsie orbit a fatal air race crash that claims Marvin Stone. As Judith clings to Tex’s calls and Dudley’s aid, Lydia Dutton welcomes the bereaved, sizing up Sonia Winthrop as a formidable rival to Tex’s crowded circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les
Tex
Sonia
Senny
Lee
Judith
Marvin Stone
Iriefstricken
Elsie
Michael Dudley
Duttons
Ece
Sonia Winthrop
Dudley
Judith Aimes
Mr. Dudley
Mrs. Royce
Cleveland
Lydia Dutton
Mrs. Dutton
Mrs. Stone
Tex Aimes
Sonny
Dog Moves Out for Defense Effort in St Louis
Mrs. Mark J Boundy and Mutzie the Boston bull terrier leave their home to aid national defense as crews begin demolishing the old house delaying an 89 million dollar arms plant expansion. The dog’s mating time is cited and government action could move them by force if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Mark J. Boundy
Mutzie
Boston
Mrs. Boundy
Muzzie
Ennc Kraehe
Founding of Boy Scouts and Puzzle Clues Narrative
A fragmented crossword style item lists clues and answers related to the Founder of the Boy Scouts of America and various words from 10 to 53 across. The text includes colorless references to names, objects, and terms such as Blackbird Epoch Kimono sash and Italian river with scattered letter patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of America
House G O P Members Denounce War Acts in Debate
House Republicans condemned administration actions possibly leading to war without congressional authorization. Rep. Frank Crowther helped frame the statement aligned with the Alexandria Bay pledge. McCormack accused Hoover and allies of disunity while urging restraint and warning against fighting abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Congress
G.O.P
Frank Crowther
N. Y
Alexandria Bay
Herbert Hoover
Alf M. Landon
John W. McCormack
Hoover
Warren-73 Cleveland Construction chairman dies
Warren-73, long-time chairman of the board at Cleveland Construction Speed, a leading figure in traction systems finance, died in Cleveland. His work backed numerous national railway projects and transit ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland (Ap
Warren
Cleveland Construction Speed Contractors
Friday Last Day This Month To Sew Dressings
Mrs Ed Soboda Red Cross surgical dressing chairman announces Friday is the last day this month to make dressings in the Red Cross sewing room at 308 Third street SE. Work on bandages will resume Sept 3. The chapter seeks enough workers to meet a 10 000 bandage quota. From Sept work will be on Monday Wednesday and Friday mornings in the dressing room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Soboda
Red Cross Surgical Dressing
Red Cross
Third Street
Pigeon Breeding Center Run by Army Signal Corps at Fort Monmouth
The U S army signal corps maintains a pigeon breeding and training center at Fort Monmouth New Jersey to support communication efforts. The facility houses birds trained for message delivery and related research activities by military personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Army Signal Corps
Fort Monmouth, N. J
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Henry McLemore
Berlin
Rome
Tokio
Evers
International Socie
China
Great Britain
Adolf
Benito
Tutuila
Chungking
Admiral Kichisaburo
Mr. Welles
Mississippi
By Galbraith
Vera Brown
Marvin
Fiz
Hvena
Wrewni
Spain
Uirinia
Nuree
House G.O.P
Shulton, Inc
Fifth Ave
N.Y
The
Killian Company
Killian
Panobroom
the Killian Company
Ostermoor Sale
Firestone
DIAL
Ostermoor & Co
the Site
America
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