Trade War Gain Noted By Japan
Japan's cotton goods exports rose in May 1934 under the Anglo Japanese trade war quota. Nippon posted a May export of 265,623 square yards worth 14.55 million dollars, outpacing March 1934 and signaling a shift in leadership from Britain. Gains occurred in India, the Straits Settlements, Australia, and South Africa with strong Latin American sales, notably in the Dutch East Indies 5.343 million square yards.
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Glenn Babb
Osaka
Japan
Great Britain
Nippon
Japan Cotton Spinner's Association
Britain
Walter Runtiman
India
Straits Settlements
Australia
South Africa
China
Dutch East Indies
Africa
Malaya
Latin America
Dutch Indies
Central America
Radio Features By C E Butterfield Broadcast Plans
Radio features by C E Butterfield note William Allen White will speak on American youth and spirit in a WARBC CBS broadcast from KMBC Kansas City. CBS NBC announce Wimbledon Davis Cup interzone matches with John Tunis and Bill Tilden. Friday schedule lists Rudy Vallee Showboat Jolson, Mills blue rhythm, Kate Smith songs, and Milwaukee Philharmonic among others.
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C. £. Butterfield
New York
William Allen White
Emporia
Kan
Gazette
Warbc-Cbs
KMBC
Kansas City
CBS
NBC
Wimbledon
Eng
John Tunis
Bil Tilden
WEAF
Rudy Vallee
al Jolson
Mills Blue Rhythm Band
WABC
Kate Smith
Philadelphia
Old Vienna
Reichman
WIZ
Ed Lowry
b—Goldman
Archer Gibson
Milwaukee Philharmonic
Lions Club Head Urges Birth Control Fight at Convention
At Grand Rapids Michigan delegates to the International Association of Lions Clubs urged action to prevent delinquency and counter birth control teachings. President Roderick Beddow of Birmingham Alabama said nations may exterminate themselves if citizens do not protect posterity. Vincent C. Haseau of Omaha Nebraska is slated for the presidency. eight candidates seek five seats on the board including Rev. W Murray Allan of Grand Forks North Dakota.
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Lions Club
Grand Rapids
Mich
Fli
International Association of Lions Clubs
Roderick Beddow
Birmingham
Ala
Beddow
Vincent C. Haseau
Omaha
Neb
International Board of Directors
W. Murray Allan
Grand Forks
N. D
Mersey Tunnel Opens Linking Liverpool and Birkenhead
King George officially opened the largest underwater highway, the Mersey tunnel, connecting Liverpool and Birkenhead. The tube extends over half a mile, surpassing the Holland tunnel in length, from Liverpool’s main entrance to Birkenhead’s.
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Mersey Tunnel
Liverpool
Mersey
Birkenhead
King George
New Deal Opinions Split Among Local Residents
A local inquiry asks residents if they favor the New Deal. Responses from Sherman L. Johnson and H. H. Cook are mixed, with Johnson praising money in circulation and Cook noting future concerns, while A Blake opposes prosperity by hard work and Joe Bauer and John Georgiades offer cautious support.
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Sherman L. Johnson
A. Blake
Joe Bauer
Western Union Telegraph Office
H. H. Cook
Standard Ol Company
John Georgiades
Olympia Cafe
Son Born To State Legion Commander Henderson
State Commander B M Henderson of the American Legion and his wife welcomed a son born July 1 at the local hospital. The child has one sister, Nancy.
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Legion
Redfield
B. M. Henderson
The
American, Legion
Ldcal
Nancy
Captain Jones Family Visit In Hyron At Packard Home
Captain and Mrs. C. J. Jones and family of Austin Minnesota are visiting Hyron at the J. G. Packard home. Mrs. Packard is a daughter of the Jones couple. Mr. Jones formerly headed Salvation Army work in Huron and now leads a citadel in Austin to which he was assigned last August.
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Captain Jones
C. J. Jones
Austin
Two Teachers Earn Certificates After Three Day Test Grind
Two applicants for elementary first grade teachers certificates completed a three day examination at the courthouse yesterday. Marvin Mortimer of Hitchcock and Ana Kopplin of Esmond passed the tests and received certificates as qualified teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Marvin Mortimer
Hitchcock
Ana Kopplin
Esmond
Western shift stirs GOP as Borah considered for 1936 ticket
Inside the Republican ranks a plan to recruit youth by embracing liberal ideas emerges under national chairman Fletcher. Eastern leaders debate nominating Idaho’s William E Borah, whose independence and NRA critique align with conservative attacks, raising speculation about a western pivot for the 1936 campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Henry P. Fletcher
Middle
Far West
Jan Eastern
William E. Borah
Idaho
Borah
Prsident
Fletcher
NRA
Kennedy Leases Large Potomac House for His Family
A thirty room residence on the Potomac, leased by Chairman Joseph P. Kennedy of the Stock Exchange Commission, is depicted as ornate but modest upon learning Kennedy has nine children. The description notes the mansion’s size relative to the large family.
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Banks of the
Potomac
Joseph P. Kennedy
Stock Exchange Commission
Mr. Kennedy
Arrow Heads Show At Library Display In Huron
The Huron Pupae library presents a display of arrow heads collected by Huronians, with Miss Blanche Battin, librarian, featuring Stone point making, drawn from South Dakota Historical Collections. George Catlin notes tribal factories and master workmen, detailing how flint is processed into arrow points.
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Huron
Blanche Battin
South Dakota
George Catlin
Flint Chipping Method and Arrowhead Shapes Described
The text explains a flintknapping technique where a worker uses a chisel and mallet to strike points and flake flint, shaping it by successive fractures on the palm for precise dimensions. An extract from Bradbury’s journal notes that hunting arrowheads are broader than war heads, both having flat heads.
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Bradbury
Isosceles Triangle Reference in Medical Wound Text
A fragment discusses an isosceles triangle where two equal sides are three times another length. It mentions a wound and a shaft associated with hunting, noting the shaft remains unfilled by the wound while the hunting shaft is fluted to increase blood flow.
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