Japan Attitude Toward Americans Criticized in Manchuria
The piece argues the Japanese army in Manchuria reflects a broader anti American stance by the regime and criticizes U S State Department policy under Hoover and the League of Nations for failing to take a firmer stand. Upton Close comments on the consequences for American envoys and officials.
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Manchuria
Mer. Stimson
State Department
United States
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League of Nations
American State Department
Tokio
Far East
Talenster
RAILROADS GETTING BELATED ATTENTION
Washington reports growing notice of regulation shifts as the Interstate Commerce Commission urges total coordination of transport. Examiner Leo Flynn calls for unified rules and permits rail and water carriers to use motor vehicles on public highways, citing efficiency and economic gains. Hearings on proposed regulation begin in March.
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Leo Flynn
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Travel League Studies Bulgaria and Roumania
University Travel League members met at the Corry Woman's Club on Mott Street for a study hour on Bulgaria and Roumania Eight members attended Forum director Harold Wolfe led the session Greece was to be studied at the next meeting in two weeks
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Bulgaria
Roumania
University ‘Travel League
Corry
Conference on Dead River Canal Project Holds in Washington
Franklin Jan 7 On Thursday another conference in Washington will discuss river improvement and a canal through the district. Two more dams near East Brady would extend navigation twenty miles toward Franklin and Ol City at an estimated federal cost of 4 million dollars. A survey by Engineer H. Long of Pittsburgh is nearing completion, with data on hydro electric power and potential freight. Delegations from Oil City and Brookville will attend, led by Leon Gavin and Congressman Nathan L. Strong.
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Tidioute Man Is Appointed Weights and Measures Chief
Ralph C. Linton of Tidioute was named senior of weights and measures by the county commissioners. He succeeds A. J. Hirden of Warren after selection from about a dozen applicants. Linton has long resided in Tidioute, was once with the local cutlery company, and most recently ran a greenhouse there.
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Ralph C. Linton
Tidioute
A. J. Hirden
Linton
Masked Gunman Holds Up Home With Cash Loot
A masked bandit brandishing a revolver in each hand and a blackjack on his wrist robbed the home of Mrs. Harry H. Baumgardner and her father A A George in Pinoyk late Monday evening, taking about 275 dollars in cash and other valuables. The 88 year old Mr George had retired for the night.
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Om City
Harry H. Baumgardner
A. A. George
Pinoykyond
Young Folks Club Planned at Rex for Saturday Start
Leary announces formation of a Young Police Club to launch at Rex next Saturday at 1 80 o clock. The group aims to provide clean Saturday entertainment with games and stage amusements, run entirely by children who will elect officers. Meetings start 1 30 pm with a 60 cent ticket to the regular picture program afterward.
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Tox Leary
Rex
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City Trials Colored Sidewalks in New Orleans Canal Streets
New Orleans edges toward colored pavements as one of the first cities to test a paving method. The design features chipped materials forming diamond shapes outlined with brass strips, then sanded and polished for a distinctive surface.
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New Orleans
Agound
Alathian Society Holds Regular Session in Church Parlors
Five dozen members of the Alathian Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church met in the church parlors for a regular social and business session yesterday. Mrs. Percy Muerty, Mrs. C. J. Robbins, Mrs. Arvid Andersons, and Mrs. Hogene Smith chaired the committee. Plans were made for a bake sale on Saturday, January 16, led by Mrs. W. L. Durham, with other society business addressed. After the meeting, attendees enjoyed an hour of visiting and enjoyed apple sauce and biscuits. Ridgway Record.
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