New World Can Help To Avert War In Old World
President Roosevelt tells Buenos Aires that the Americas can prevent global war by strengthening democratic governance and commerce. He praises the Inter-American conference, honors Dr. Saavedra Lamas, and calls for unity, mutual security, and religious faith as foundations for peace.
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New World
Old World
Roosevelt
Buenos Aires
Montevideo
Republic of
Uruguay
Western Hemisphere
Americas
Congress
Supreme Court of Brazil
United States
Gennerich
America
August Adolph Gennerich
University of
Mr. Roosevelt
Justo
Carlos Saavedra Lamas
Argentina
Brazil
Roosevelt Urges Solid Peace Front At Congress
President Roosevelt sails amid Argentine hospitality and world peace talk. Gennerich death shocks officials as Roosevelt receives honorary degree at Buenos Aires. Agenda at peace conference covers armament limits neutrality codification economics and cultural ties.
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Roosevelt
Frustrate Attempt To Murder Premier Hirota Of Japan
Police in Tokyo arrested 36 year old Ko Watanabe found with dynamite and a razor edged spearhead. He confessed aiming to kill Premier Koki Hirota after three days of seeking revenge for an alleged graft case in Fukushima. He carried petitions for five cabinet members and farewell letters. Police said no political backing and that he was deranged.
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TOKIO
Koki Hirota
Ko Watanabe
Hirota
Fukushima
Watanabe
Tavern Operator Warned Not To Testify In Graft Probe
DES MOINES AP Tav ern operator Al Rosen berg says he was warned by phone not to testify before the Polk county grand jury investigating protection payoff rackets. Rosenberg testified Tuesday to city solicitor Vernon Seeburger after a late night call warning him of consequences if he testifies.
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DES Moines
al Rosenberg
Polk County Grand Jury
Grand Jury
Carl Burkman
Hal Bronson
H. A. Alber
Owen Reese
Des Moines Safety Department
Forest Fires Threaten California Ranches near Glen Ellen
A strong north wind drives a brush and timber fire along a two mile front near Sonoma's Valley of the Moon jeopardizing Glen Ellen and Boyes Springs. Five ranch homes are destroyed as crews from local towns rush to save the Sonoma state home at Glen Ellen and the Christian Brothers campus at Mount La Salle. The London home, a valley landmark, is endangered.
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Sonoma
Calif
Ins
Jack London
Glen Ellen
Boyes Springs
Christian Brothers
Mount la Salle
London
Vermont Governor Defends His Bank Officer Actions
Vermont Governor Charles M. Smith, 68, arrested on concealment charges related to alleged bank thefts at Marble Savings Bank. He says he acted with fidelity to duties as citizen and officer.Former bank bookkeeper John Cocklin, 42, convicted of embezzling 124000 over nine years, and bank treasurer Lathrop Baldwin, charged with signing a false statement, await sentencing. Bail for Smith posted by Earle Kinsley and spouse. arraignment date not set.
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Rutland
Charles M. Smith
Republican
Earle Kinsley
Insurance Company
Smith
John Cocklin
Marble Savings Bank
Lathrop Baldwin
Cocklin
Baldwin
Fire at Frisco Exhibit Injures Two Firemen
A four alarm blaze at the Building Materials and Machinery Exhibit building on lower Market street caused $150 000 in damage. Firemen John Maughan and Lieutenant James Horan were hurt with Horan suffering serious facial and hand burns while Maughan survived a ladder fall caught by a hose.
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INS
Lower Market Street
John Maughan
James Horan
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