Strides by Soviet in Siberia stir Cold War fears
Prof. John A. Morrison outlines the Siberian fisheries dispute tied to Manchuria rail rights and unpaid Russia bills. He notes Alaska proximity, Soviet wealth in forests and minerals, and questions about Jewish refugee resettlement, as Japan seeks fishing access and Russia enforces payment terms.
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Thomas Presses New Charges Against Perkins Secretary
Rep. J. Parnell Thomas seeks broader inquiry by the house judiciary committee into Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins and aides. New charges allege suspending deportation warrants, admitting aliens opposed to government, misusing public funds, condoning serious offenses, and pushing legislation to gain more power as part of a conspiracy claim.
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Projectiles may prove strongest cancer radiation method
Dr. Robert S. Stone of UC roentgenology says neutrons moving at 3,000,000 volts could be the most effective cancer treatment yet. Early tests on non human subjects show neutrons ionize cancer tissue while sparing other tissue. He spoke at a University of Chicago cancer education meeting.
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Two Japanese Marines storm Russian embassy in Tokyo protest
Two Japanese marines shouted incoherently and smashed windows at the Russian embassy Friday. They were restrained by personnel inside and handed over to Japanese authorities.
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Ripley contest reveals fourteen winners of 1938 Believe It or Not prizes
The Cedar Rapids Gazette lists fourteen national grand prize winners from 1.25 million entries. Prizes include a 1939 Buick, Bermuda cruises, World’s Fair trips, and complete sets of Book of Knowledge. The piece ends with the gruesome tale “Stabbed To Death By A Foul Ball” as first prize, about Stanton Walker killed by a knife during a foul ball incident.
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Four Escaped Convicts Die In Missouri Crash
A Nebraska reformatories escapee was killed and three companions injured when their speeding car skidded on an icy highway near Halles Missouri and struck a tree. The dead were Vernon Lee 20 and Wilber Miller 20. The injured were Samuel Luton 21 and Ernest Amiranella. Amiranella survived and said the four escaped from the Lincoln Neb reformatory Thursday night and stole the car near the prison grounds.
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Loyalists Restore Spanish Consulate After Capture
Police in Brussels returned the Spanish consulate to the republicans after nationalists occupied the building on Thursday night. Eight nationalists were arrested as officers secured the scene and the nationalists raised their flag before surrender and handover to the consulate staff.
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Jackson Not After Supreme Court Job
Solicitor General Robert H. Jackson says he does not wish to be considered a candidate for the Supreme Court seat left by Justice Brandeis. In a statement issued Thursday night he cites disinclination to any judicial post and awareness of his own limitations as a potential successor.
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Springfield man found swimming in Mohawk river in freezing temps
Edward J. Moriarty, 21, of Springfield, Massachusetts, was found swimming in the Mohawk River on Friday in sub-zero cold. Moriarty told authorities he simply felt like taking a swim.
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Swiss Ordered Rouse Ders to Stock Two Months Food
The Swiss government ordered all Rouse ders to lay in food stores sufficient for two months in case of emergencies.
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