Japanese Camp At Peiping's Forbidden City
Japanese troops moved to the Forbidden City gates in Peiping, leaving Fengtai with tanks and trucks. The display stirred panic and fear of a coup returning Manchukuo's Kang Teh to the throne. A journalist was manhandled as he photographed the troop deployment.
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Peiping
Forbidden City
China
Kang Teh
Man
Chukuo
Fengtai
Tientsin
Legation Quarter
Tung Chang An Chich
Imperial City
Hatamen Street
Tartar
M. F. Fisher
United Press
Decorah Native Tolo Joins Wisconsin State Normal Staff
Dr. Harold M. Tolo son of Rev. and Mrs. T O Tolo of Big Canoe Lutheran decorah north of decorah has been elected to the faculty at Stevens Point teaching European and English history for the Wisconsin State Normal school.
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Decorah
Harold M. Tolo
T. O. Tolo
Big Canoe Lutheran Congregation
Wisconsin State Normal School
Stevens Point
Grudge Motive Suspected in Chicago Dancer Slaying
Chicago detectives shift focus to a grudge as a motive after clearing Edward Lynch of ties to the murder of Florence Thompson Castle 24. Investigating Miss Helen Davis bars a possible lead about a man who allegedly vowed to "slap her down" after a quarrel.
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Chicago
Florence Thompson Castle
North Clark Street
Edward Lynch
Colorado State
Lynch
Helen Davis
Roper forecasts U S business gains into year end
Secretary Roper said mid year summaries show gains over 1935 with national income at 53 billion for 1935 and a potential 10 percent rise this year. He noted per person income would total just over 400 dollars, comparing unfavorably to 1929 peaks, and cited steady increases since 1932.
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Commerce Department
Roper
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