Quiet end of week stock session in New York
The New York market moved sideways in a quiet session with scant change in price averages. Transfers for the short session were about 300 000 shares as distress selling eased and shorts covered, while bonds held a steadier tone aiding sentiment. Freight movement rose 18 128 cars week over week, fuel shipments up but merchandising down, Union Carbide eased on dividend uncertainty and Consolidated Gas faced renewed pressure.
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New York
Union Carbide
B-M-T
Japan presses Manchurian issue as Kaifu ultimatum looms
Tokyo reports show Japan delivering an ultimatum to Chinese forces in Jehol demanding Kaifu evacuation. China welcomes League report but fears major fighting may erupt. Cabinet delays League decision and may recall Matsuoka from Geneva to consult before withdrawal action.
Japan delays leaving League over Manchukuo impact
Washington reports indicate Japan hesitates to quit the League of Nations to probe the financial effects of isolation. With the League, Soviet Russia, and the United States opposing Manchukuo recognition, Tokyo fears how world opinion may affect trade and finance. European powers discuss curtailing Japanese loans unless policy shifts.
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Washington
Japan
League of Nations
League
Russia
United States
Jehol Threat Looms as Chinese Stand Against Japanese Ultimatum
From Peiping China a Japanese ultimatum demands evacuation of Kaifu in Jehol province. Chinese forces ignore the demand and prepare to defend with 30 000 to 50 000 volunteers massed in Kailu to block the invasion route toward Jehol City and its capital.
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Peiping
China
Kaifu
Jehol
Kailu
Chihfend
Butter and Eggs Prices From Chicago Market
Butter totals 11 189 unsettled with creamery specials 93 score 18 19 extras 92 18 and firsts 88 89 at 17 percent. Seconds 86 87 and standards 90 centralized carrots 18. Eggs 13 838 unsettled with prices unchanged.
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Chicago
Cincinnati Clearing Figures Report February Bank Totals
Cincinnati bank clearings on February 18 totaled 6,911,373 dollars. The report lists aggregate activity for the day across local financial institutions.
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Cincinnati
Zangara insanity plea possible as trial nears
Defense to seek insanity plea for Zangara with witnesses from other cities possible. Three defense doctors examined him privately. findings to be kept secret. Arraignment postponed to Monday as attorneys weigh whether to reveal the expert reports.
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Lewis D. Twyman
Dade County Bar Association
Morehead
Criminal Court
E. C. Collins
Russell Caldwell
Coconut ,Grove
Fla
Margaret Kruis
Newark
N. J
William Sinnot
New York
Dr. Davis’s Ford Coupé Found Abandoned at Pinehurst
The Ford coupe stolen from Dr. Phillip Davis was located yesterday at Pinehurst after being abandoned there following the theft on Wednesday.
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Dr. Davis
Pinehurst
Phillip Davis
Doris Potter Named Rutger s Journalism Scholar
Newark New Jersey student Doris W Potter earns the New Jersey Press Association annual 100 reward for showing outstanding promise in the Rutgers University Journalism department.
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Doris W. Potter
Newark
N. J
New Jersey Press Association
Rutgers University
Mayor Cermak Improves as Daughters Visit Hospital
In Miami on February 18, Mayor Anton Cermak seriously wounded by an attack on Roosevelt remains resting quietly. Doctors report favorable general condition with stable vitals while Mrs Gill shows cautious signs of improvement. Cermak greets his daughters and inquires about family health during a cheerful morning visit.
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Fla
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Giuseppe Zangara
Roosevelt
Cermak
J. W. Snyder
T. W. Hutson
Nichol
Karl Meyer
Frank Jirka
Jirka
Gill
Hutson
Richey Graham
Chicago
Doctor expresses concern over Mayor Cermak health in Chicago
Dr. Frederick Tice, heart and lung specialist, voices worry about Mayor Anton Cermak's condition after a bulletin from the bedside. He plans to depart for Miami at 1 30 p m and notes the bullet near the spine may have passed through a lung with potential pneumonia risk.
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Chicago
Frederick Tice
Anton J. Cermak
Miami
Fila
Tice
Dr. Tice
Probation Hopeful in Knoxville Seeks Sentencing Change
Bertha Davis, who pleaded guilty to federal narcotics counts, prefers prison to probation. She was paroled but asked Federal Probation Officer Swafford to sentence her, saying she lacks a home and job and fears parole violations. Swafford works on a plan so she avoids prison or dependence.
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Knoxville
Tenn
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Miss Davis
Swafford
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Sheila
Lane
Valens
Henri
Dorothy
Trevor
New Mouse-Sized Mammal Found in South Australia
Scientists report a new small mammal in South Australia the size of a mouse with pale blue gray fur. Researchers note its distinctive coat and size may indicate a previously undocumented species or local variant awaiting formal classification.
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South Australia
Sheila in Henris Club Frock Faces Old Loves and New Glamour
Sheila, a former stage dancer, works as a model at Henris shop and meets Dorothy Trevor, Dick Stanley's cousin. Dorothy hints at social lunch with Dick while Sheila grapples with loyalties between Jerry Wyman and Dick, feeling glamor and heartbreak interwoven in the fashion world.
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Jerry
Sheila
Shelia
New York
Jappy
Trevor Lane
Henris Fashionable Shop
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Henri
Dorothy
Dick Stanley
Oth
Outdoor Life and Health Outcomes in Cold Weather Environments
Dr. Morris Fishbein notes outdoor living generally supports health, especially for children in summer camps, while open air schooling and extreme cold lack proven benefits. He warns against overdry indoor air and overclothing, and emphasizes that nutrition, housing, and medical care confound climate effects on health outcomes.
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Morris Fishbein
Temperature Shifts Challenge Medical Research
A passage notes the difficulty of tracking temperature conditions over a 24 hour period as it shifts from school to home to outdoors and other places, highlighting the complexity for scientific medicine.
Large Rock Hits Store Window on English Street
A large rock was thrown through the plate glass window of the Co. A. Lewis store at 1418 English Street last night. Police investigated but found no theft or clear motive and reported no items stolen.
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Co. A. Lewis
English Street
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