We the People on the Far East Crisis and Japan
Jay Franklin Washington analyzes the Asia crisis with Japan China and Russia in flux after the Brussels nine power talks. He warns of looming mediation attempts by the US and the dangers of a broader war as European powers pull back. Time favors the Soviet Union while Japan seeks safe exit strategies and Britain and America weigh responses.
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Jay Franklin Washington
Shanghai
Brussels
Soviet
Russia
Russia Igransferying Its Energies From the Spanish Civil War To the Far East
Washington
Japan
Chiang Kai Shek
Asia
State Department
Andyas
United States
Ussia
Moscow
Ataucow
Tapan
Soviet Union
China
Far East
Rezisur
Tribline Syndicaye
State delays AI hour reform awaiting January decision
State authorities delayed enforcing the proposed week of AI hour reforms set for December 1 as employers and departments seek clearer understanding of the law. Officials aim to spread employment more evenly and avoid burdening business with costly schedule changes amid recent economic slowdowns.
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Department of Labor
Bear Growls Russia Boosts China War Effort
Chinese reports say about 1000 Russian planes have reached interior China from European Russia. Moscow plans rail and industrial moves to aid Japan in the Pacific. Western Asia and Mongolia are cited as targets, with Russia aiming to deter Japan and defend eastern routes.
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Russia
China
Moscow
Japremeny UK
Mongolia
Pacific
Nippon
Christmas Seals Help Fight Tuberculosis
A wartime appeal explains that Christmas seals fund tuberculosis treatment and prevention in the local community. Purchasers donate a penny per singing station sheet or more, guiding funds to medical work while the stamps educate by presenting the message that action is underway to stamp out the white plague.
British Debt Settlement Talk Cuts Through War Strife
The piece suggests Britain may settle its war debt, potentially wiping all past and future interest and paying around 50 million dollars annually. It notes Britain's need for friends amid global tension, with France waning, Japan aligned with Germany and Italy, and the United States as a powerful potential ally.
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Great Britain
Britain
Napoleon
Japen
Germany
Italy
America
Lendon
Hollywood film shop animal trainer earns fame with creatures
Hollywood, Nov. 30 United Press staff correspondent reports Grady Johneson profiles George Emerson an animal trainer on the Leatrice Joy Gilbert film Benefits Borget set. Emerson trained deer mountain lion tiger elephants rhinoceros and other beasts for numerous productions and claims dogs pigs and other animals respond when treated well. Despite two decades around animals he has never been scratched.
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Hollywood Film Shop
United Press
Grady Johneson
George Emerson
Leatrice Joy Gilbert
Benefits Borget
Pettis
Emerson
John Gilbert
Leatrice Joy
Fin
Aluhoigh Emerson
Finerson Yuart
Hollywood
Griegson
Mary
Scenting Hounds and Mastiff Lineage in Dog History
The excerpt traces scenting hounds through ancient and modern breeds, noting comparisons between the lion hunting dog of Assyria and the greyhound. It lists descendants including mastiff, Great Dane, St. Bernard, bulldog, pointer, Dalmatian, Boston terrier, along with Pug and Pekingese, all within a Mastiff group. It ends with a remark on mutual US and British interests and goodwill.
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Bayers
Old
Assyria
United States
British Empire
Stewarts Views on Japan China and Neutrality
Washington column by Charles F. Stewart argues Japan's actions threaten Occidental nations. He defends neutrality but criticizes U S limits against Tokyo and Nanking. He contends the Shanghai foreign settlement remains American soil under international law and warns of Japan's censorship over mails and control of the settlement.
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Charles F. Stewart
Washington
D. C
Bach
Dispatch
Orient
Intppegea
Japan
Tokio
Thal Wi
Contray
San Francisco
Anudapat
Shanghai
Dart Pot
Tre Elf
U.S.A
Mikedo
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files November 30 1917
A grainy clipping recounts 1917 events: gas rate debates by a Pennsylvania firm, a fatal accident at Standard Screw, Thanksgiving observances in Union services, and notices of customs shifts, international tensions, and early American auto fever. Named individuals include Mr and Mrs Charles Amy, Melvin Amy, and local officials.
Noble donor Lord Nulheld backs Oxford with vast gift
Lord Nulheld of Great Britain donates 37 million dollars to Oxford University. His wealth stems from the manufacture of small automotives. The report notes a global paper usage statistic and contrasts it with the world’s remaining consumption.
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Nulheld
Henry Wort
Great Britain
Oxford University
Desi Valley roads replace old rail with 72 curves
Fragmented notes describe new auto road in Desi Valley with 72 curves replacing a rail line that had 240 turns and was often impassable by clouds. It mentions September 1987 as a record wealth month for an unspecified New York life insurance firm and odd notes about ceremonies, abbot, and a civil war cannon find at a site titled Bont Mlc Henry.
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California
Desi Valley
New York
Bont Mlc
Henry, Iar
Ancient Japanese Custom Honors Threads and Strings
A centuries old practice in Japan marks a Buddhist mass honoring the spirits of threads and strings. The service expresses gratitude for the roles these common articles have served humanity.
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Japan
Don’t Bully Constipation All-Bran Advice
A Kraft-like health blurb promotes All-Bran as a remedy for constipation. It claims the cereal adds bulk, absorbs water, aids elimination, and provides vitamin B. The text urges regular daily consumption with milk, water, and five heaping spoons, noting Kellogg’s Battle Creek production and distributor details.
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Kelloggin
Battle Creek
One Minute Test Answers and Etiquette Hints
A quick page lists quiz answers and etiquette notes. It declares the commander in chief as the president, identifies BruwilY’s chlor crop as coffee, and clarifies brass as an alloy of copper and zinc, with horoscope insights on sincerity and trust.
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Whbo
Army and Navy
United States
Brazil
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