U S Portrayed as Villain in Japan War Outlook
This third in a series argues Japan sees the United States as the obstacle to its east Asian empire. It traces Japanese fears from Hawaii and the Philippines to Manchuria, Siberia, and Sino-American power plays, forecasting eventual conflict if pressures mount.
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Japan
Shantung
Washington
Siberia
Manchuria
America
League of Nations
League
Old Three Legs Ends Life Of Noted Arizona Coyote
After five years of pursuit, the notorious coyote known as Old Three Legs was trapped and killed in Oak Creek Canyon Arizona. He had a history of raiding poultry and destroying crops and was identified by his three tracks and a missing leg from a steel trap.
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Oak Creek Canyon
Ariz
Coyote
Arizona
Hot Dog Vendor Leaves $11,000 to Friend in Will
Danbury Connecticut report says Michelle Valluzzo longtime hot frankfurter seller lived alone at a nephew’s house. He told friend Paul Spano he would provide in his will if allowed to stay. After Valluzzo’s death relatives contested the will but claims were denied.
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Danbury, Conn
Michelle Valluzzo
Danbury
Paul Spano
Spano
Vallazzo
Germans Buy Boeing Planes For Two Lines
New York dispatch says Lufthansa has begun receiving a fleet of Boeing jets to connect Berlin and Paris in about two and a half hours and London to Berlin in roughly three hours. The first aircraft in the three-line order promises rapid transcontinental service for the German airline.
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Boeing
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Berlin
Paris
London
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Lufthansa
First US high speed airplane equipment sold for Europe
Boeings similar to United Air Lines transports on the New York Chicago and Pacific routes arrive with speeds about fifty miles per hour faster than the European passenger fleet. The sale marks the first delivery of American made high speed aircraft equipment to Europe.
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United Air Lines
New York
Chicago
Pacific Coast
Canadian Women To Show Dolls At Chicago Fair
Montreal's Mrs. Alma Eklund seeks two square feet of exhibit space for dolls at the 1984 World's Fair in Chicago. She asks if space is on floor table or shelf and will not attend. Henry Ford signs for eleven acres for Ford park, the largest contract this year, replacing Camp Whistler and the American Indian Village space.
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Chicago
Alma Eklund
Montreal
Canada
Eklund
Henry Ford
Ford Park
Camp Whistler
Income Tax Pain for Italian Tax Payer in Denver
In Denver, an Italian immigrant sent $1,000 to Uncle Sam as income tax. He was told by the Internal Revenue Bureau that taxes apply only on income over $1,000, and he would not be forced to pay beyond that under current law. Collector Ralph A. Nicholas explained the situation in a letter, noting the law and the payment.
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Denver
INS
Internal Revenue Bureau
Uncle Sam
Ralph A. Nicholas
Italian A Letter Explaining That Uncle Sam
Seek Federal Loan For Gold Developments
Western Montana mining operators urged the federal government to loan 100 million dollars for gold development. The call came at a Butte meeting led by J. C. Kempvanec of California, secretary treasurer of the Gold Mining Association of America.
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Butte
Mont
Sam
Montana
J. C. Kempvanec
California
Gold Mining Association of America
Idle small mines cited as hampered by capital shortages
The report notes many small mining properties remain idle due to lack of working capital, highlighting financial constraints as the key obstacle to production.
Turkey Opens Her First Model Prison
ADRIANOPLE UP A barracks has been transformed into Turkey's first modern prison. It includes workshops baths and separate cells with central heating and electric light being installed. All prisoners will be required to work and use the baths. Prison conditions previously were primitive with thieves and murderers housed together in large rooms where gambling and drugs were common.
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Adrianople
Turkey
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