Japan Recognizes Manchukuo State in Ceremony
Sept 15 AP Japan officially recognizes the infant state of Manchukuo after a brief ceremony in Changchun. Premier Cheng Hsiao Hsu and envoy Nobuyoshi Muto signed a protocol with Pu Yi. Japan pledges a defensive alliance and urges swift recognition by other powers.
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China protests Manchukuo pact with Japan across five nations
The Chinese government issued notes to London Paris Washington Rome and Geneva objecting to the Manchukuo Japan treaty. China says Japan violates sovereignty and seeks immediate international action including to the League of Nations and the Nine Power Treaty signers led by the United States.
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U S. Puts Off Action on Japan Manchukuo Ties
Washington reports no immediate U S steps on Japan recognition of and alliance with Manchukuo. Secretary Stimson declines to comment as state department awaits protest. Continued on page six.
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Hoover Warns Legion on Bonus Fatal Threat to Recovery
PORTLAND Ore Sept 15 AP A demand for immediate payment of the bonus urged by its legislative committee would be acted on today by the American Legion after reading President Hoover warning that such action would be a fatal threat to the recovery program. Legionnaires debated prohibition and an attempted censure of Hoover for expelling the bonus expeditionary force from Washington. a censure motion was shelved. Raymond Fields predicted a nine to one vote against Hoover on the bonus, while Ray Kelly argued the government can pay it without harming finances. Representative Wright Patman said the payment would aid plain people but hurt international bankers and delay war debt cancellations. Hoover willing to fund Europe several times the needed amount.
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Hutchinson Family Flying Crew Rescued On Greenland Coast
The Hutchinson family and their four crew members, stranded after their giant amphibian forced down during a transatlantic flight toward Angmagssalik, were found on the east coast of Greenland near a map marked "x" by the British trawler Lord Talkbot.
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Hoover Opposes Bonus Payment as Nation-Wide Risk
President Hoover said immediate cash payment of the bonus would be a deadly blow to the welfare of the nation. He told press that he has consistently opposed it and must continue in the public interest. The statement, issued after the American Legion convention in Portland, warned that a $2.3 billion appropriation would be charged to all 23 million families, affecting veterans and others.
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Weather snapshot for Tennessee and Virginia reports
The notice describes fair and cooler conditions in Tennessee tonight and Friday, with cooler Friday. In Virginia, expect mostly cloudy skies with rain in the east tonight, then generally fair and cooler in the west and north on Friday. Yesterday’s high 88 in Tennessee region, 92 a year ago. low 52, same date last year. Readings recorded at 6 p.m. daily.
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Long plans retirement as Louisiana political kingfish
New Orleans reports indicate Senator Huey P. Long will formally announce retirement from his state wide political machine at a Thursday banquet. Invitations went to leaders of the Louisiana Democratic Association as Overton's victory strengthens his grip on national politics.
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Roosevelt Seeks Far West Vote After Farm Speech
Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt tours the western states after delivering a long farm relief speech in Topeka. About ten thousand spectators packed the Kansas capitol as Roosevelt outlined his farm program and met with party leaders from Missouri, Iowa, Oklahoma, Texas, Nebraska, and Kansas.
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120 Legionnaires of France Killed in Algeria Train Crash
Oran Algeria Sept 15 AP one hundred twenty Foreign Legion troops were believed dead as a troop train plunged 250 feet into a ravine near Tlemcen killing 120 and injuring about 100 of 508 aboard. General Paul Rollet directed rescue efforts and reacted emotionally at the scene.
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Farms Saved by Hoover Hurley Tells Kakotans
Hurley told Kakotans at the South Dakota state fair that President Hoover is guiding the nation through a severe economic storm and has saved millions for American agriculture. He attacked Roosevelt’s lack of a plan to create jobs and praised the Agricultural Marketing Act and bank aid affecting farming regions.
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Battle in Chicago Loop as police chase hoodlums
In Chicago on September 15, about fifty thousand people faced a terrorized Loop when three police cars exchanged machine gun fire with six youths who fled after their car was rammed. Four bystanders were wounded, one critically, as a running chase through Michigan Boulevard and Jackson ended back in the Loop.
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Headless Body Believed To Be Missing Housewife
Plymouth Mass September 15 A mutilated body in a nameless grave and hair fragments draw police from two states in a bid to confirm if Edith Du Bois, missing wife of Charles Du Bois, is alive or dead. A torso exhumation is planned near Crestwood New York to compare with slippers found at the Tuckahoe home. Chauffeur Kazier was questioned for six hours as investigators work from Wareham and Great Herring Pond locations.
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Flight trio missing after open ocean crossing from New York
A pilot William Uldrich a nurse Edna Newcomer and Dr Leon Pisculli flew from Floyd Bennett New York toward Rome on a nonstop Atlantic leg. More than 24 hours overdue authorities fear a forced sea landing near 1000 miles east of Cape Cod.
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Rome Missing Monoplane American Nurse Flight
A non stop flight from New York to Rome aboard the monoplane American Nurse with pilot William Uldrich nurse Edna Newcomer and commander Dr Leon Pisculli is missing after radio silence near Ireland. An eclipse hampered night sighting and the craft carried no radio.
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Georgia and national party nominees across primaries
Georgia Democratic voters nominated two senatorial candidates as the state primaries proceeded. Delaware Republicans named Attorney General Reuben Satterthwaite Jr to replace Rep Robert G Houston. In Georgia, Governor Russell led a victory over rival Charles Crisp in the Harris vacancy race while Walter George was renominated for the long term. Arizona Democrats renominated Carl Hayden and Lewis Douglas. Washington Republicans renominated Wesley Jones as Miller defeated Ralph Harr in the 1st district. Michigan renominated its Republican and one Democratic incumbent in the House.
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Parker Leads in Georgia Democratic Primary Returns
An unofficial tabulation from September 14 shows Representative Homer C. Parker solidifying nomination for another term in Georgia's first district with 26 county unit votes. Opponents Hugh Pergon Jr and Albert L. Cobb trailed as 24 votes were needed for nomination.
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Missing monoplane Americ an Nurse searched by Italian agencies
Rome reports that Italian authorities mobilize all search groups to locate the missing non stop airship Amer ican Nurse on a flight from New York to Rome. The craft with two men and a woman aboard disappeared after 11:50 a.m. yesterday with a sighting noted 400 miles off Ireland. General Italo Balbo ordered all pilots and vessels to assist as fuel exhaustion is suspected.
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Hoover appeals for support of relief program
President Hoover urged Americans to back private relief agencies in four aims to shelter the hungry and homeless this winter, maintain benevolent services, mobilize local resources, and sustain charitable giving. He spoke at a White House welfare mobilization conference with leaders from social service and industry.
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