Debate Over Nelson Johnson in Nanking Bombing Crisis
The piece argues for preserving ambassador Nelson Johnson in Nanking despite risks, criticizing aggressive projections against Japan and urging restraint. It critiques Western officials and missionaries favoring a punitive stance while highlighting Johnson as a valued Far East expert critical to U S policy amid the crisis.
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China
Department
United States
London
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Nhis
Nanking
Mikada Ls
Am- Heftsador
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Adri
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Julson
Japan
Far Astern
Register and Tribune Syndicate
Twenty Years Ago From October 5 1917 Journal Flies
Twenty years ago items from the Journal Flies dated October 5, 1917 report a Petersburg training trip for thirty six men, a spate of thefts near Spirit Creek, store openings, plans for a Mardi Gras carnival at the Armory, a collision on North Cun Street, and local families noting births. The excerpt also touches on archaeology studies, railroad carpenters injured near Belief in China, and a rebel track disruption as politics and social issues mingle with daily life.
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Erie Railroad
Fyreyan
George Clank
China
National party splits and voter mood in Oregon dispatch
An Oregon dispatch discusses three Republican figures Lowen Tilindis Huger and Landon amid party discord. It notes public reception to Hoover and Landon, concerns over leadership, and questions whether the nation will accept their ideas at the ballot box.
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Oregon
Cifest
Lowen
Tilindis
Huger
California
Landon
Kansas
Roblem
National Republican Party
Hoover
Alberta Press Threatened by Social Credit Policy
A fragment from The Alberta Press notes the press faces threats amid Alberta politics and the influence of the Social Credit movement. The piece hints at legislative tension and pressure on media operations within the province.
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Alberta
Reetom
Social Credit
Billy Wed
Paris Styles in Red Jersey Daytime Frocks
A review of Paris fashion shows highlights daytime frocks and jackets in red jersey and blue wool. Designers such as Rochas, Louis Courruger, and Turkington emphasize tailoring details, yokes, braid trims, and unobtrusive embellishments.
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Paris
Tollahes
Marcil Rochas
Louiscoulanger
Detai
Heim
Balan
Jenny's
Molyneux
Government Seeks Source Disclosure Law for Press
Editorial warns that forcing newspapers to reveal sources and allowing government suspension or fines would endanger press freedom. It argues Britain’s tradition of free press would be eroded under such a law, despite claims of national security. A health service note follows about child growth rates being higher in fall and winter.
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Goverment Wold
Jane Danger
Stewart Says on Borah and GOP History in 1910s Era
Columnist Charles P. Stewart opines on why Senator William Borah was not GOP standard bearer in 1910s and contrasts ages for presidents with German leadership missteps. He recalls 1936 and past GOP miscalculations, noting party dynamics and how leadership affected 1932 and 1940 outcomes.
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Charles P. Stewart
United Press
Washington
GOF
Wiliam B. Borah
Ilzho
von Gindensburg ii
Germany
Witte House
Hindenburg
Herr Hitler
Lou
Boral
Passy
Tenne
al Staith
Franklin D. Tyaose
Mason Dixon Line Named for Mason and Dixon
The Mason Dixon Line was named after astronomers Charles Mason and Jeremiah Dixon who surveyed the line in 1763. Also noted are Italian highway speed limits, an aviation stunt towing a glider from San Diego to New York City in March 1930, and dogs used as money on a Pacific island.
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Charles Mason
Jeremiah Dixon
Italy
Frank Hawley
San Diego
Cal
New Yorks City
Papua
Hollywood wardrobe legend Galton shapes film careers
Hollywood’s West-dressers and, notably, Galton built enduring reputations through wardrobe artistry. From early struggles with typecasting to becoming a national figure behind the scenes, his costumes defined scenes and careers.
One-Minute Test Answers and Historical Snippets
A compact compilation answers a Quick Test on European dictators and notable figures. It mentions Adele Hitley of Germany and Benito Mussolini of Italy, with a nod to the motto E Pluribus Unum and other assorted historical notes.
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United States
Adele Hitley
Germany
Benito Mussolini
Italy
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