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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1932
Page
7
A historical overview traces Japan's path from feudal samurai warriors to a modern army and navy. It recounts early arms, codes, and rituals, the shift to conscription, and key milestones from Perry'sopening of Japan to early 20th century mobilization, highlighting the culture of duty and sacrifice.
United States coach Alfred Winsor predicts a strenuous Olympic match as the U S team faces Canada, with Germany and Poland as long shots. He argues Olympic rules favor strong team play over individual dash and notes a Canadian-American battle shapes the tournament’s early tests. The U S squad, built from college and club stars, hopes to beat Canada in today’s opener.
Divers examined the wreck of the British submarine M-2 sunk January off the coast near Portland. Officials said salvage before next summer is unlikely due to channel winds. The vessel was found by the destroyer Torrid near the signal bags located during the earlier frantic search. The report notes the initial search area differed from the later discovery site.
This item appears as fragmented text lacking clear names, dates, or a coherent event. It references sore throat relief and mentions phrases like instant relief and money week but provides no verifiable details or concrete entities to anchor a news-style summary.
The article outlines Japan’s naval evolution from early maritime chiefs to modern fleet buildup. It notes imperial command of army and navy, historic isolation edict, Perry era contact, Nagasaki training stations, Dutch cooperation, and the 19th to 20th century expansion leading to Japan’s rise as a top global naval power by 1914, with strategic ties to trade and foreign materials.
Phoenix Arizona February 4 The jury could receive the case of Winnie Ruth Judd the woman charged with the murders of her two former friends Agnes Le Roi and Hedvig Samuelson late today The state said it has three or four more witnesses to call for rebuttal testimony Dr Paul Bowers of Los Angeles testified yesterday before the court as the state’s expert witness.
An old advertisement touts MELLO GLO French process face powder as the choice of beautiful women with youthful complexions. It stays on longer and blends naturally to give a fresh bloom, claiming pure powder that prevents large pores and never irritates the skin. The Fair Store promotes buying MELLO GLO today.
The defense rested its case after alienists testified that Mrs. Judd was restored to her right mind when she killed Mrs. Le Boi and Miss Samuelson. Prosecutors allege she placed the bodies in trunks and shipped them to Los Angeles from Phoenix last October.
Six men dead, about ten missing, and many injured after four blasts rocked the motor tanker Bidwell tied at Sinclair Oil dock. The ship, 7050 tons, had loaded gasoline for Sun Oil from Smith's Bluff Texas. Captain Joseph Rivers, 40, was reported blown from the deck during the second explosion as crew searched for survivors.
A report notes a second explosion 15 minutes after the first, followed by two more in quick succession. The blasts were so powerful that their thunderous booms were heard for miles, disrupting nearby areas.
In Knoxville Tennessee the chief education tool at the Tennessee School for the Deaf is a piano. Deaf children learn to feel sounds through touch to develop the sense, enabling them to talk, dance and sing.
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