Expansion Of United States Navy May Precipitate Race With Japan
Tokyo reacts with concern as reports state the United States plans a $1,300,000,000 naval buildup ahead of Congress. A naval spokesman says the program aims to preserve U S superiority after the Washington Treaty lapses.
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United States Navy
Japan
RELMAN MORIN _gan
Navy
Congress
United States
Harold R. Stark
U. S
Claude Charles Bloch
Hawaiian
Bloch
Guam
Tokyo
Asahi
Admiral Stark
Kidneys flush out acids with 15 miles of tubules
A health ad claims 15 miles of kidney tubules remove acidic waste from blood helping the body. It links backache rheumatic pains and energy loss to kidney trouble and promotes a tonic used for over 40 years. The piece also mixes in unrelated wartime naval discussions and a Dr Maud Slye cancer heredity claim from Urbana Illinois.
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Nature
Dean
Urbana
Maud Slye
American Navy Aims Cited in Washington Treaty Statement
The text argues that the Washington treaty ratio reveals clear intent of the American navy. Nichi Nichi asserts the United States shows blatant hostility toward Japan and claims U S insecurity is rooted in misunderstanding, while noting American reasoning downplays sources of concern.
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Japan
United States
Florence Boxers Set For Decatur Clash At Civic Center
Coach Victor Youngblood of the Decatur Boys Club announced a boxing meet with Muscle Shoals Athletic Club of Florence at the Civic Center Thursday night. Fights start at 7 45 with no delay between bouts and Morgan county elimination finals also listed.
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Victor Youngblood
Decatur Boys Club
Muscle Shoals Athletic Club
Florence
Decatur
Civic Center
Morgan County
Youngblocs
Eugene Worley
Harold Gooch
J. R. Plemons
Jay Cornelius
Jess Hazel
Dough Gooch
Jack Sherman
Tater Holland
Charles Lindsay
Pete Bevis
Dewey Clayton
Andrew Stevenson
Jewel Shirley
J.W. Spann
Wilson Campbell
James Gulley
15 year old girl dies from self administered poison in Birmingham
Coroner Gip M. Evans said Betty Jane Johnson aged 15 died after taking poison. Detective Ben Walker reported she told him at a hospital she had self administered the poison. This marks Birmingham's third such death within two days.
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Birmingham
Ala
Gip M. Evans
Betty Jane Johnson
Ben Walker
New Fear Over U S Attitude Toward Japan
The text laments the sense of insecurity created by U S policy and its oppressive stance toward Japan. It argues that the most dangerous danger is the United States' dogmatic and unre flecting approach.
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Japan
United States
Alabama Supreme Court Decisions Summary
Alabama Supreme Court announced decisions from Montgomery on January 11. Listings include affirmations and reversals across multiple appeals from Barbour, Chambers, Jefferson, Marengo, Cullman, Walker, and other circuits. Key actions include affirmations, reversals, remands, dismissals, and one certiorari writ denial.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Supreme Court
Anderson
Wm. T. Badham
Leila Badham Johnston
Pro Ami
Barbour Circuit Court
Equity
H. D. Pollard
Receiver Cent
Rwv
Henrietta Crowder
Admix
Chambers Circuit Court
Texas Co
Birmingham Southern College
Jefferson Circuit Court
Life and Casualty Co. of Tenn
Clara N. Porterfield
Commodity Credit Corporation
National Surety Corporation
Walker Circuit Court
Gardner
Helen R. Lamar
Robertson Banking Co
Marengo Circuit Court
Howard Yielding
Charles C. McCombs
City of Birmingham
Eugene H. Hawkins
Verlie Allen
G. P. Allen
Ruth Wilbanks
G'D'n
Homer F. Mitchell
Et al
Elizabeth M. Williams
Cullman Circuit Court
Board of Cosmetological Examiners
Mary F. Gibbons
Florence Hudson
Chalmers Moore
J. W. MccCraney
City of Leeds
D. A. Patrick
John N. Kilgore
A. E. McKinney
Birmingham Electric Co
Jeffer- Bor-Circuit
Arkad Foster
Mettie Branford
Ethel Shirley
Houston Circuit Court
E. Grammer
State of Alabama
Robert E. McCarty
Maude L. Tollett
Thos. T. Ellis
Paderewski to Lead Polish National Council in France
Polish pianist Ignace Paderewski, former premier, is reported to assume duties immediately as a member of the Polish national council operating in France. He reportedly arrived yesterday from Switzerland and will participate in the council’s activities.
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Paderewski
Paris
Poles Today
Ignace Jan. Paderwski
France
Switzerland
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