Protest Looms Over Safety Zone Breach In Western Hemisphere
U S officials expect protests from South American governments after a naval clash near Uruguay and Argentina violated the inter American safety zone. Officials noted the Panama Declaration allowed no punitive action but stressed the right of American nations to commerce free of interference by belligerents. The responsibility to act rests with Uruguay or Argentina, with reaction building as the region weighs next steps.
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Battle near Uruguayan shores close to two ports
The clash occurred within sight of Uruguayan shores with two of the busiest ports and two South American capitals within near gunshot range, indicating a high threat proximity and strategic importance of the engagement.
Dorothy Lamour Wins Hair Cutting Debate
Hollywood AP reports Dorothy Lamour won the hair cutting debate with 20th Century studio. After tests with various outfits, the studio finally settled on a hairstyle for her role as a nightclub singer.
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City buses must carry first aid kits for over ten riders
Law requires buses operating beyond city limits and carrying more than 10 passengers to have a first aid kit on board. This obligation applies to all applicable public and charter services to ensure passenger safety.
Army Mule Peso Retired Near 40 After Service
Peso, a black army mule at Fort George Wright Spokane, nearing 40, has been retired. Sergt. L. M. Hanson said Peso served with General John J. Pershing during the Mexican campaign chasing Pancho Villa.
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Wash
Peso
Sergt. L. M. Hanson
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John J. Pershing
Pancho Villa
British admiralty figure lectures as 100 plus pickets protests
Alfred Duff-Cooper, former first lord of the British admiralty, spoke in Brooklyn on Wednesday night while more than 100 demonstrators picketed the hall bearing placards opposing U.S. involvement in colonial or imperial conflicts.
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Brooklyn
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Knight's Socialite Wife Plans Divorce Suit
Richard Allen Knight, NY attorney famed for stunts at a Reno lounge, will be sued for divorce in January. His socially prominent wife Dorothy Ledyard confirms the action, calling it an ordinary divorce and expressing distress over publicity.
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Richard Allen Knight
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England Reports 58 363 Practising Doctors Total
England now has 58 363 practicing doctors, counting both male and female. The figure consolidates workforce data across the national health system.
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England
Uniform Air Raid Signals Established In Japan
The Japanese home ministry ARP section has established three uniform air raid signals to warn of incoming raiding squadrons their departure and false alarms or drills. The new rules are to be effective immediately with all prefectures adopting the standardized signals to replace varying local systems.
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