No War Fever in U S Over Japanese Tensions
An editorial argues against war talk with Japan calling it bluster and a distraction from common sense. It notes historical friendship since Commodore Perry and praises mutual development, schools exchange, and cautious Pacific patrols, dismissing calls for a naval showdown as political maneuvering.
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San Francisco
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Georgetown Seeks City Park For Eight Thousand Population
The town of Georgetown with about 8 000 residents lacks any public or private park. Citizens urge a dedicated park block with walks a fountain flower beds and a band stand to host weekly concerts. Local ladies are urged to lead the effort, praised for beautifying the city and drawing outsiders.
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Georgetown
Naval sentiment favors bigger fleet despite Japan fear
The text argues for a larger navy while noting the bugbear of Japan may have worked better under a different name. It reflects public defense urgency and wartime rhetoric without graphic detail.
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Japan
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