Premier Defends Nippon Course Amid Shanghai Tensions
Premier in exclusive statement defends Japan's wartime course while blaming Chinese forces for provocative acts in Shanghai. He asserts Japanese reprisals were justified and vows to uphold policy despite global crisis and earlier warnings.
Shanghai Bombing Brings Fear to Foreign Quarter
Eyewitness describes the Japanese air raid on Shanghai Chapei and the destruction of the Chinese zones. Bombers struck without warning, slaughtering civilians and burning the Commercial Press building as crowds fled toward the international settlement.
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St. Luke’s Hospital
Commercial Press
China
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Whangpoo
Chapei
Manchuria Distance Stressed By Japanese Premier
Premier of Japan notes Manchuria lies nearly 1,000 miles from Shanghai as he speaks to United Press in Tokyo. Report highlights strategic distance and regional significance amid tensions between Japan and China.
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Tsuyoshi Inukai
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United Press
Tokio
Manchuria
Shanghai
Michiko Inukai
Japan Deplores Shanghai Clash Under International Duty
In Shanghai a Japanese force reinforcing an international sector faced Chinese attacks. Japan says its marines acted under duty, not to bomb the city, and calls the measures self defense. Tokyo cites siege conditions, protests boycotts harming Japanese interests, and urges restraint for a localized end to the conflict.
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International Settlement
Nanking
Chapei
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Shanghai
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Manchuria
Book on Hoover Kept from Sale by Injunction
New York February 3. Supreme court Justice Richard P. Lydon vacated a December 17 1931 injunction that barred sale of the book The Strange Career of Mr Hoover Under Two Flags. The case involves James J. O'Brien who financed the book and John Hamill the author. The permanent injunction decision remains pending.
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New York
Supreme Court
Richard P. Lydon
Salvatore A. Cotillo
Hoover
James J. O'Brien
John Hamill
Cotillo
Hamill
William Faro
Four 19 Year Olds Lead Washington State Basketball Roster
Four players on the Washington State College basketball squad are 19 years old. The teenagers named are forwards Bob Cross Lee Sonedecker and Ralph Rogers and guard Rex Scott.
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Bob Cross
Lee Sonedecker
Ralph Rogers
Rex Scott
Deportee Twist Stuns Officials on Escape to Canada
A man identified as Mike Wolny, said to be deported to Austria after fraud jail time, boarded a train to Kenora Ontario. Officials later realized the central figure was not Wolny, and the real man remains at large while police search across Canada.
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Canada
Mike Wolny
Austria
Mike
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Can't Be Done: Bigamy Charge Sparks Divorce Case
In Houston Texas Charles and Olivia Sloane, divorced in 1928, face a bigamy charge after Olivia alleged he planned to remarry. Judge Ray ruled a divorced wife cannot prevent her husband from marrying again within three years.
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Olivia Sloane
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Ray
Greens Fees Cut At Wichita Falls Golf Courses
Greens fees at both the Wichita Falls Golf and Country Club and the municipal links in the city will be reduced this year.
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