Officials Healey to Enforce All Embargo Rules
Maritime commission officials acted to enforce a partial embargo ordered by President Roosevelt on arms shipments to China and Japan. The full commission met to consider intercepting the American Freighter Wichita carrying 19 airplanes from Baltimore to China, as the first application of the rule. Roosevelt announced 87 government owned ships, privately operated, are barred from transporting munitions to the far east, with others warned they risk penalties if they attempt such cargoes. The move marks a drastic government step in the Sino Japanese conflict, and the neutrality act was not invoked though policy remains on 24 hour alert. Roosevelt aims to keep the United States out of war, with his Hyde Park remarks still in effect. White House associates note Japan’s blockade raises a potential danger to ships carrying arms, guiding possible actions if interference occurs.
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Auto salaries paid in AIK cases continue discussion
In a long legal brief, McKittrick and assistants argue that Lone received 6000 and Mosby 12000 annually while also serving as clerk and while pursuing private practice, with little evidence on actual hours worked. They contend clerks and bookkeepers handled most duties, leaving remaining funds to be decided by the supreme court. Noah Watts acquitted in fatal farm machinery fight. defense cites self defense.
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Hongkew Yangtze refugees allowed four days to fetch winter goods
Hundreds of Americans and foreigners evacuated from Hongkew and Yangtze areas will be allowed four days to reenter for winter clothes blankets and bedding. Marines guard the international settlement as Chinese forces withdraw and Japanese artillery pounds the front lines. Chinese officials decry the U S arms export ban as neutrality favors Japan and signals a shift from prior moral aims.
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Women to Demand New Marriage Law in Missouri
The St. Louis County Women’s Chamber of Commerce will push state legislation requiring physical examinations for all would be spouses and certification of freedom from venereal disease, plus a three day notice of intent to wed. The group will seek support from other Missouri women’s clubs and address motorist complaints about speed traps and unjust bonds.
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Farewell Barbecue For Earl Johnson At Local Club
Earl Johnson, four years secretary to Secretary of State Dwight H. Brown, was honored at a farewell barbecue by about 100 colleagues. He plans to enter Harvard Law School this term. The Cole County Tuberculosis Society raised $198.71 in a softball game at City Park to support county TB fight. Rookie state highway patrol members were measured today for winter uniforms to wear over shirts.
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Japan rejects League mediation in Sino Japanese clash
Geneva dispatch reports Japan will refuse any League of Nations mediation in the Sino Japanese conflict. Ambassador Eiji Aman says Japan will not accept interference and may not join a temporary League council. Tokyo orders denial of aggression charges while awaiting further direction.
Indians refuse spinal meningitis treatment in Bethel
In Napaskiak on the Kuskokwim river native villagers refused spinal injections by Dr ErNet Werdel to stem a meningitis epidemic. The disease, called the big disease, has killed two and prompted serum airlift from Fairbanks and Anchorage. Nurses and aides worked to mollify superstitions as the outbreak spread from a dance.
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Walsh Vindicated and Calls for Black Statement
Senator David Walsh said he has received messages from across the country congratulating him for urging Hugo Black to publicly repudiate the Ku Klux Klan or resign. The Mass senator voiced the request after Black’s Supreme Court appointment sparked controversy.
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Clinton
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David Walsh
D-Mass
Hugo Black
Supreme Court
County eyes speed limits and signs in outlying areas
Arresting officers say traffic laws have been flagrant violations. A proposed remedy to be considered by the women is legislation placing justices and constables on salary and establishing definite speed limits and stop signs in the county’s outlying areas. Great Britain imported 22,898,480 cigars during 1933.
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Heat Death Toll Mounts in Imperial Valley
In El Centro California on September 15 AP reports 23 heat deaths in the Imperial Valley known as the Salad Bowl. The latest victim, Eugenio Garcia 44 of Brawley, died of heat prostration in a local hospital as temperatures reached 114 degrees.
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Imperial Valley
California
Eugenio Garcia
Brawley
400 Questionnaires 10 Colego Employer Continued from Page 1
The item describes a continuation from page one detailing records from sales tax, corporation, and social security departments. It references a list of 10,000 Missouri employers who pay the federal social security tax.
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Colego
Missouri
Rain Forecast Dims Temperatures Across Regions
Weather bureau reports show Kansas City Lamar St Joseph and Lexington posted a maximum 50 degrees yesterday as cooler conditions spread across western areas. The forecast predicts lower temperatures for Thursday statewide.
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Government Weather Bureau
Kansas City
Burke Urges Black Seat Challenge Over Klan Ties
Omaha Senator Edward Burke says he would have pressed witnesses to testify Black belonged to the Ku Klux Klan before the senate committee. Burke argues his aim was to expose Black before questioning his ties. Indiana Senator Van Nuys says he would not have supported Black if he believed Klan membership true.
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Edward’ R. Burke
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van Nuys
Senate Judiciary Committee
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Supreme Court
Ku-Klux
Committee
Alabama
Black public heat claim mixes with political gaffe
A fragmentary report notes an adult man producing enough heat to boil six pints of water in 24 hours, linked to statements about Ish leaders and Black being friendly to their interests. The text is incomplete but suggests a political or social commentary context.
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