Japs Withdraw From American Guarded Sector
Japanese troops withdrew from the American guarded sector of the International Settlement in Shanghai after a grenade exploded during a victory march. A Chinese student threw the grenade. casualties included three Japanese soldiers, a Japanese consular policeman and a British inspector wounded, with the grenade thrower killed by a Chinese policeman. Col. Price of the U S Fourth Marines protested and forced withdrawal, preventing further violence amid tense citywide chaos and a canceled second parade.
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James A. Mills
Shanghai
United States Marine Command
International Settlement
Nanking Road
Jessfield Park
Hongkew
Secend
International City
Charles F. B. Price
United States
Fourth Rha- Tines
E. T. Maitland
Vincent Read
Col. Price
Price
Yuyaching
Iwane Matsui
Nanking
Tiwh
Malaria Therapy From Monkey Germs Reported By Doctors
New malaria germ from Indian jungle monkeys described by Rockefeller foundation physicians as a promising treatment for general paralysis of advanced syphilis. Known as the Knowles variety, it cannot be transmitted by North American mosquitoes and its fever effect burns up syphilis germs within two to three weeks. In early trials 50 patients showed 25 percent cured and 60 percent improved.
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New Orleans
India
Rockefeller Foundation
Lowell T. Coggeshall
Foundation
International Health Division
Southern Medical Association
North America
Coggeshall
Daniel F. Milam
Ernest Kusch
H. W. Kumm
Arthur G. Schoch
Dallas
Tex
George W. Wright
Monroe, la
Japanese Parade Reforms After City Battle In Nanking
Japanese troops secured the area after a rifle volley and the parade resumed under gleaming bayonets. Civilians crossed into the Japanese zone to witness victory while Chinese forces held Kiaungyin forts and the Yangtze barrier. The U S embassy urged Americans to evacuate Nanking and head upriver for safety.
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Japan
Garden ‘Bridge
Japanese Hongkew
Kiaungyin
Yangtze River
Nanking
State Department
Yangtze
Missouri anti gambling law sweepings interpreted by judge
U S District Judge Jean Caskie Collet ruled that any device adapted to gambling is unlawful regardless of its lawful use. The decision denied an injunction against police interference with a smart vending slot machine operator, stating a design peculiarly adapted to gambling makes maintenance illegal.
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ST. Louis
Missouri
Jean Caskie Collet
Collett
Collet
SS Ees
Compromise Near On Farm Bill Aiding Dairymen
Washington December 2 The House Agriculture Committee chair Richard Jones forecast a compromise on a farm bill amendment designed to reassure dairymen that exports would not raise costs. The Boileau amendment passed 114 to 95, though opposed by the administration for threatening programs. It would withhold federal benefits from farmers who planted dairy seeds on withdrawn acreage. A second vote will occur before final passage.
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Washington
Dec
Jones
Texas
House Agriculture Committee
Boileau
House
Congress
Hel
Senate
Wallace
Bankhead
D-Ala
Cotton
Copeland
Senator Wallace in crop control clash over reform
The debate centers on the secretary of agriculture and a proposed crop restriction plan. Senator McNary urges sending the measure back to committee for edits, while Senator Lee proposes substituting a domestic allotment scheme for cotton, wheat, and corn controls. Lee warns that strict measures could provoke rural unrest and violence.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Wallace
Copeland
McNary
R-Ore
Lee D-Okla
Lee
Man Shot in Ouachita National Forest Near Mena
Robert L. Berg aged 28 of Mena was shot to death yesterday in Ouachita National Forest area about 25 miles southeast of Mena Ark. The incident occurred in a remote location prompting police to investigate as a probable homicide.
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Mena
Ark
APJ
Robert L. Berg
Here
Ouachita National Forest
Dual unionism blocks labor peace talks in 1930s U.S.
In Washington on December 3, 193 AP, William Green and John L. Lewis spent four hours negotiating to reunite the American Federation of Labor and the Committee for Industrial Organization. They recessed without a pact, weighing merging strategies, finances, and jurisdiction amid a factional dispute. The meeting included Lewis with Phillip Murray and Green with George M. Harrison, as they considered dual unionism as the core obstacle to peace in labor.
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Wahington
Organized Labor
William Green
John L. Lewis
American Federation of Labor
Committee For Industrial Organization
Lewis
Phillip Murray
Green
George M. Harrison
Brotherhoo
A. F. of L
Lewis Soldwers
CLO
Lewis-Green
Lucifer
Fallen Angel
Iene
Lacy Loses Rehearing Demand in Missouri Disbarment
Verne R. C. Lacy's motion for a rehearing of the disbarment proceedings was denied by the St. Louis Court of Appeals which had ordered him barred from practicing law in Missouri. He may seek a writ of certiorari to the Missouri Supreme Court and has indicated plans to apply.
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ST. Eoquis
Verne
R. C. Lacy
St. Louis Court of Appeals
Missouri
Lacy
State Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
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