Japan and U S Seek Bilateral Naval Pact With Britain
London dispatch reports Japan and the United States courting Great Britain for a possible future bi lateral naval accord. Tokyo seeks full equality, Britain hopes to keep friendly relations with Japan, and separate accords with Tokyo and Washington are possible as talks may resume next year. Japan expected to denounce the Washington naval treaty this month.
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Harold P. Braman
Associated Press
London
Japan
United States
Great Britain
Tokyo
Washington
Funeral services honor Edward Browning with orchids
Edward W. Browning a wealthy New Yorker known as Daddy Browning passed away. funeral services were held with 3,000 orchids covering the casket in a notable display of wealth and ceremony.
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Edward W
Daddy” Browning
Lost City of Moapa Valley Undone By Boulder Dam Waters
Archaeologists led by Mark R. Harrington map and study the ancient Pueblo city in Moapa Valley Nevada before Boulder Dam creates a 100 mile lake. The site dates from around 1,500 years ago with eight room homes and a vast five mile settlement, later overrun by nomadic tribes in a violent invasion.
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Nat Acon
United States
Boulderdam
Mark R. Harrington
Southwest Museum
Lake Whitch Boulder Dam
Harrington
Moapa Valley
Nevada Desert
Las Vegas
Arizona
Muddy River
Pacific Coast
California
Indiana
Newarea
Scientis
Mark BR. Harrington
Democrats Shift Focus to Floor Leadership Contest
In Washington on December 13, the House leadership battle heats up as John W. McCormack and John E. Rankin announce candidacies. Burns maintains momentum, Rayburn withdraws, and Byrnes gains state support from West Virginia Illinois and Pennsylvania while Tammany ties back Bankhead and O Connor in a strategic power move.
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John W. McCormack
Massachusetts
John E. Rankin
Mississippi
William B. Bankhead
Alabama
Mead
Tammany
James M. Mead
New York
New York City
John J. O'Connor
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Rayburn
Byrns
West Virginia
Illinois
Chicago
Burns
Pennsylvania
Byrnes
Friends of Bankhead
O'Connor
House
Representative Cullen
Tammany Delegatin
Byrne
Women Drivers in Leningrad Earn High Praise
Leningrad traffic police report that women chauffeurs are far more careful than licensed men drivers. There are 167 women chauffeurs in the city, mostly on taxis, with 450 more attending training schools.
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Leningrad
Eagle Want Ad Offers Savings on Small Expenditures
A brief notice promotes saving by placing a modest Eagle newspaper want ad. It suggests buyers and sellers can reach a wide audience with minimal spend, highlighting affordability and practicality for small classifieds.
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Eagle
Alabama Officials Seek Federal Aid to Save Schools
Representative Hill said Alabama will do its part to keep public schools open and asked Director Hopkins for aid. Governor-elect Graves travels to Washington for a conference with Hopkins, Harman, and state education officials to secure federal assistance while stressing state responsibility.
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Washington
Hill
Alabama
Re Vef
Bibb Graves
Graves
Harry L. Hopkins
Hopkins
A. F. Harman
Colonel Graves
Hopking
Grantate
Miller
Cal
Weiller
Tips On Contract By Tom O Neil
Good golf and bridge mix in a Garden City country club lesson after a club golf champion played a hand. Budde, as dummy, explained the game was a laydown and the right contract course was marked as a king lay on the wrong side.
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Garden City Country Club
John FP. Budde
End Play Triumphs In Bridge Lesson By Buddle
North-South reach five clubs after a sequence in a bridge deal. West opens spade Ace of spades followed by East signaling. Buddle explains a strip and end play, forcing heart ruffing and discarding diamonds, leading to a single loss and control of the end position.
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South
West
Buddle
North
East
Treasury Position for December Details Released
Washington December 13 AP reports Treasury December position with receipts 11 006 87.66 expenditures 20 676 264 28 balance 1 546 802 111 75 customs receipts 1 180 canenditures 1 563 876 338 48 gold asset 8 167 000 673 72.
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Washington
Treasury
First trace of lost city found by Perkins brothers in 1934
Around 800 A. D. the earliest trace of the lost city emerged when miners John and Fay Perkins reported a discovery to the state. Mr Harrington was appointed to identify and appraise the ruins.
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John
Fay Perkins
Mr. Harrington
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