War Today discusses Japan China trade and war impact
In a brisk analysis DeWitt MacKenzie links Washington's move to end the American Japanese treaty with Japan's China campaign. He warns that an embargo would hurt both nations and Japan’s war needs, while noting China's reluctant central government and guerrilla resistance. The piece weighs repercussions for eastern Asia and U.S. policy.
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Washington
Fints
Tsingtao
Yellow Sea
Wang Ching-Wei
China
Jabandé
Japan
Asia
Nerica
Nipper
Ippon
Nippon
Russia
Aiane
Tokyo
America
MacNider urges free enterprise for faster recovery
Mason City business leader MacNider told the fifteenth annual Madein-Faribault forum that industry and business have been scapegoats for economic ills. He urged reductions in punitive taxes and fewer investigations and threats as a path to pull the nation from its troubles.
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Subaule
Mine
Van
MacNider
Mason City
National Legion
Fargo Man Becomes Manager at Matanuska Valley Agency
Fargo North Dakota resident Herbert C. Hanson has taken over as manager of the Matanuska Valleys Alaska rural rehabilitation corporation under a reorganized self dependency system. The farmers cooperative assumed the last of the corporation's service and business units early this morning.
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Fargo
Matanuska
Palmer
Alaska
Herbert C. Hanson
N. D
Matanuska Valles
Armers’ Cooperative
Birthday party held for Steuerwald family in January
About 30 relatives gathered at the Leroy Steuerwald home for a birth celebration mentioned by Mrs. Steuerwald. Names noted include Marlene Alyce Steuerwald Margaret Beyer Yvonne Junge Mann Herbert and Luther Junge Mann, all from the January period.
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Wolley
Leroy Steuerwald
Mrs. Steuerwald
Marlene
Alyce
Steuerwald
Margaret Beyer
Yvonne
Herbert
Luther Jungemann
Out Of State Cars Share 15 Percent Of South Dakota Travel
South Dakota official data show foreign vehicles account for 84 787 000 of 591 957 090 miles on state primaries in 1937. Planing survey manager Capt Harry Mote notes one billion total state miles yearly with four traffic counts indicating mixed changes across Rapid City Huron Sioux Falls Hotsteel and Aberdeen.
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ubAbs
Cain
Acreepen
South Dakota
Harry Mote
Son Steater South Dakota Association
Rapid City
Uu. S
Huron
U. S
Sioux Falls
U.S
Honesteel
Aberdeen
Simmons Claims Faculty Revolt On Before He Came
Dr. George Finlay Simmons testifies about a preexisting faculty revolt at Montana University prior to his 1936 presidency. He references a July 1839 telegram from F C Scheuch to George Gosman, recommending dismissal of six to eight leaders to “wipe the slate clean,” noting criticism but urging action for the university’s future.
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Montana University
George Finlay Simmons
State Board of Education
Simmons
George Gosman
Dillion
F.C. Scheuch
Forestburg High School honor roll named for first semester
Forestburg High School lists honors for the first semester with four seniors two juniors and two freshmen recognized. Senior honorees include Charley Briggs Helen Larson Betty McCormack and Mary Jo Morse. Juniors are Ellen Jean Hinge and Helen Starr and freshmen Dolores Dechow and Lewis Larson are noted.
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Forestburg
Forestburg High School
Charley Briggs
Helen Larson
Betty McCormack
Mary Jo Morse
Ellen Jean Hinge
Helen Starr
Freshmet
Dolores Dechow
Lewis Larson
Forestburg Names Acting Postmaster in Special Appointment
Mrs Leon Rudy has been appointed acting postmaster at Forestburg replacing retired postmaster Jennie Geddes in a special arrangement.
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Forestburg
Van
Leon Rudy
Misa Jennie Geddes
Trade Pacts Continue Show Tariff Beliefs for Farmers
Hawley act failed to prove higher tariffs solve surplus issues. Farmers remained convinced tariff games only traded out gains for losses, signaling skepticism about protective measures as a cure for agricultural excess.
Farm Bureau backs two programs to aid American farmers
The Farm Bureau Federation supports the Agricultural Adjustment Program and trade agreements, arguing they complement each other to restore parity for U S farmers. A study by Iowa State College informed their stance, noting cautious state department concessions while Roosevelts policies boost exports, payrolls, and farm markets for livestock poultry dairy and vegetables.
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Farm Bureau Federation
Federation
Iowa State College
State Department
QrNeal
Tina
Urby
O'Neal
Roosevelt
Hull
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