Japan Learns U S Stand on Pact Renewal
Washington AP Kensuke Horinouchi Japan’s ambassador pressed Adolph Berle for notes on trade status after the 1911 treaty expires Friday. He learned that duties won’t automatically change, that talks may hinge on Japan’s stance on Americans in China, and that treaty merchants may become temporary visitors without a new pact.
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Japan
Washington
Kensuke Horinouchi
State Department
United States
China
Adolph A. Berle, Jr
Berle
Far East
Horinouchi
Tokio
Joseph C. Grew
Wirelessing food to Nazis exposed by Fortra system
New York report details a Fortra forwarding network with headquarters in New York and 15 urban branches that cables food packages to Germany. The operation, valued at about 1 million dollars annually, uses neutral countries for purchases and ships to Bremen before German delivery.
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New York
Germany
Fortra Corporation
Lloyd Lines
Reich
United States
T. E. Kessemeier
Fortra
Netherlands
Bremen
Kessemeier
Churchill
Admiralty
Litvinov II Reports Ill With Heart Ailment
MOSCOW AP Former Soviet Foreign Commissar Maxim Litvinov II has been ill with a heart ailment, friends said Tuesday. When not bedridden, he is reported to appear in public frequently.
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Moscow
Maxim Litvinoff
Litvinoff
Vinciquerra Faces Deportation Charges After Iowa City Sentence
Sebastiano Vinciquerra of Omaha was moved to Chicago by federal immigration authorities to face deportation charges. He had been serving a 300 day jail term in Johnson County for illegal transportation of liquor after a May 1937 crash involving his auto carrying 250 gallons of illegal liquor.
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Iowa City
Sebastiano Vinciquerra
Omaha
Johnson County
Chicago
Vinciquerra
Fort Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary
Wake Up Your Liver Bile Pointers in 19th Century Ad
An early health ad extols liver bile flow as essential for digestion and avoiding gas and discomfort. It promises Carter's Little Liver Pills as a remedy to ensure the bile moves freely and restore vitality.
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Carter
Council Bluffs aid drive aids Germany by parcel program
A Council Bluffs resident described a Fortra corporation effort to ship food to Germany after the U S Post Office barred regular parcel post. Packages costing 8 50 include cheese butter coffee laundry and soap with cables and postage. Collections are run by German steamship line representatives and the Omaha area headquarters is directed by a traveling steamship representative.
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Council Bluffs
Fortra Corporation
Germany
U. S. Post Office Department
U. S
Omaha
Val Peter
Tennis Star Fails To Prove Cruelty In Divorce Suit
In Salem Massachusetts Judge John A Costello ruled Mrs Sarah Palfrey Fabyan Brookline tennis star had not proven cruel and abusive treatment in her divorce suit from Marshall Fabyan of Manchester The judge said he would take the case under advisement if briefs are filed They married in 1934 and Mrs Fabyan testified that her husband had lost interest in tennis and was critical of her tennis friends
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Salem
Mass
John A. Costello
Sarah Palfrey Fabyan
Brookline
Marshall Fabyan
Manchester
Senators Protest British Censorship of U.S. Mails
Washington senators condemned England for wartime censorship of American mails and interference with ships. Senators Lundeen Mead Reynolds urged firm action or retaliation, suggesting Bermuda payments and stronger protests, while others said little more than a strong protest was feasible.
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Washington
England
Lundeen
F L
Minn
State Department
Mead
N. Y
United States
Reynolds
N. C
France
Great Britain
Lucas
Radio Programs Wednesday Schedule Highlights
A dense listing of radio programming across stations KFJB WMT WGN WCCO WSUI WHO WOI WOCO and more for Wednesday evening and night. The schedule features news, music, comedies, dramas, sports reviews, and children's programs with times from 6:15 PM to late night, including The Lone Ranger, Fibber McGee and Molly style shows, and orchestras.
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WMT
Mr. Keen
WGN
Wcco
Lum
Abner
Fulton_ Lewis
Weco
Bar Pane Allen
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Sea Saamyye
Wooo de Christian
WSUI
Cliff Arouette
Paul Parker
Raymond Gram
Billy Repaid
Star Theater
WHO
Frea Allien
Swat Ray Coward Wanks
Aders
Nat
Dick Jurgen
Orch
KPJB
Armstrong-Montanez
Boyd Raeburns
Nocturne
Dick ‘Sureens
Roillie Johnson
Weries Austin
Richard Hiniber
Mber
Ratsage Club
Ewe
Paul van
2Ee Lewis
Morning Radio Schedule Mixed With Musical Segments
A partial historical radio timetable lists morning programs across stations WMT WCCO KFJB WOI WGN WSUI and WHO. It includes news, farming features, music shows, religious hour, and variety segments with host names and times from 5:30 to 9:30.
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Bob
Wono
Wwcco
Sunris
KPJB
Newa
Boone
Jerry
Zelda
WOI
WGN
Wcco
Lem Hawkins
KFJB
Witl
Sniff
Happy Hank
Risdon
WSUI
WHO
Red River
Grand Opera Chorus
Orch
Prine
Mcelody
Ma Perkins
Pam Que
Seauchel
Olbette Wells
Melody Mart
Canada Halts Wheat Exports to Russians
Ottawa forbade export of wheat and materials to countries adjacent to Germany by license only, blocking about 1,250 bushels sought by Soviet Russia. Action taken by order in council.
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Ottawa
Russia
Giant Peanuts Found in Brazil Outgrow Their Shells
Scientists report discovery of giant peanuts in Brazil with kernels larger than the shell of earlier varieties. The find suggests new potential for crop yields and breeding programs.
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Brazil
Bank Robber Shot Dead After Kansas Bank Heists
In central Kansas, a robber identified as Russell Hunter, about 30, held up Rushton State Bank for 452 dollars, then Claflin’s Farmers and Merchants State Bank for 1 054 dollars. City Marshal Fred Adams shot him as he fled to his car, ending the escape.
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Bushton
Claflin
J. L. Hamilton
Farmers and Merchants State Bank
Russell Hunter
Army bomber crashes near Riverside killing four
An army bomber en route from Monterey to March field crashed two miles northeast of Riverside during a blinding rainstorm. Four of six aboard died. two sergeant Cecil C. Purvis of Glennville and private Frank Carroll of Hyde Park parachuted to safety unhurt. The crew included pilot First Lieut Raymond W. Sumi and co pilot First Lieut Benjamin G. Holloway, with sergeants Gerald D. Wilcox and Leonard E. Riley. The accident occurred on Box Springs hill as the plane neared its destination.
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Riverside
Calif
Here
Cecil C. Purvis
Glennville
Frank Carroll
Hyde Park
Mass
March Field Public Relations Office
Raymond W. Sumi
Nashwauk
Minn
San Francisco
March Field
Bakersfield
Hamilton Field
Bennett Pfc Gerald Wilcox Dies in California Plane Crash
Special to The Gazette. Sergeant Gerald D. Wilcox, reported killed in a California army plane crash Tuesday, left Bennett about twenty years ago. His parents did not live here, but he stayed with Uncle and Aunt Dr. and Mrs Henry Chapman. Dr. Chapman died ten years ago, and Mrs. Chapman’s location is unknown. A Chapman sister is married to Dr. W. H. Fitch of Walcott Ia. Gerald left Bennett around age sixteen and joined the army about five years ago.
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Jan.e
Bradshaw
Virginia
Wolfe
Harker
Leroy
Urbana
the Gazette
Bennett
Gerald D. Wilcox
California
Gerald
Henry Chapman
Twenty One Diein House Vote Against Dies Committee
Washington dispatch reports that twenty one house members voted against continuing the Dies committee to investigate un American activities. The roll includes Democrats Brad ley Dunn McGranery Coffee Walgren Fries Keller McKeough Mitchell Sabath Thomas Ford Geyer Havemner Izac Hock Tenerowicz Mrs. Caroline O Day Pierce Schult Indiana Shannon and American labor member Marcan tonio. No Republicans opposed the measure.
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INS
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Dies
Democrats
Bradley
Dunn
McGranery
Pennsylvania
Coffee
Walgren
Fries
Keller
McKeough
Mitchell
Sabath
Illinois
Thomas Ford
Geyer
Havemner
Izac
California
Hock and Tenerowicz
Michigan
Caroline O’day
New York
Pierce
Oregon
Schult
Indiana
Shannon
Missou
Marcantonio
Warns Job Situation For Iowa U Students Not Very Encouraging
Lee Kahn of the University of Iowa student employment bureau warned that the job outlook for the second semester is not encouraging. He urged students lacking cash income to enroll only if they have enough funds to complete the term, noting most openings offer irregular hours and require flexible class schedules.
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Iowa City
Lee Kahn
Student Employment Bureau
University of Iowa
Kahn
Educator Dr Edwin Wood Dies in Kentucky
Dr Edwin Ellsworth Wood 76 former Cumberland College president emeritus in Williamsburg Kentucky died Tuesday after leading the college for 24 years.
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Williamsburg
Edwin Ellsworth Wood
Cumberland College
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