Interview with Yosuke Matsuoka on Pacific peace and parity
1934 interview with Yosuke Matsuoka, Japan's Geneva delegate, argues for mutual respect and parity between Japan and the United States. He warns against American naval dominance, calls for cooperation with Britain, and urges U.S. restraint to avert a Pacific crisis. He discusses China policy, Soviet issues, and the 1935 naval talks as essential to peace.
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Yosuke Matsuoka
Sonam
Whaaan Pray Stes
NEA Service, Inc
Tokyo
Uncle Sam
Pacific
United States
Russia
China
Jery Yosuke Matsuoka
Japan
Geneva
America
East
Hughes
Pacific Ocean
Great Britain
Matsuoka
League of Nations
Soviet Union
Far East
Wisconsin Eagles select Milwaukee for memorial building location
Sprester La Crosse leads Wisconsin delegates at the 44th annual Fraternal Order of Eagles convention proposing moving national headquarters from Kansas City to Milwaukee. The group also backs a Milwaukee memorial building to house grand aerie offices and names Phil J. Bunker state president. Beaverdam wins 1947 bowling tourney. Eau Claire gets 1947 state convention.
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Oshkosh
Wis
Order of Eagles
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Grand Aerie
Phil J. Bunker
Fond du Lac
le Roy Coster
Madison
Eau Claire
William Bilohm
Neenah
George Schueppert
Rhinelander
John T. McEvoy
Kenosha
Mexico Bus Operators Protest New York Company Grant
Bus line operators in Mexico protest a government concession awarding bus line operation to a New York company, arguing the contract favors foreign control and could affect local service.
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Mexico
New York
Lumber Cousins Reunite After 48 Years In City Visit
George W. Gibson Sr of 913 South Seventh Street meets his cousin W A Rideout, a longtime South American lumber operator with holdings in Panama Colombia and Central America. Rideout talked of mahogany markets in the region and of travel plans as he travels through Wisconsin to visit relatives.
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Central
South America
George W. Gibson
South Seventh Street
W. A. Rideout
Centerville
Trempealeau
Gibson
la Crosse
Rideout
Wisconsin
Marathon
Shawano
Pensacola
Fla
Florida
Balboo
Canal Zone
South
Central America
Panama
Columbia
Honduras
Nicaragua
Guatemala
Guatemala City
States
George W. Gibson, Sr
South Seventh
La Crosse June cooler than average amid rain totals and record lows
Meteorologist A. D. Sanial reports June 1946 in La Crosse was cooler than normal with 4.75 inches of rain by June 24, slightly above the 4.7 inch average. The month featured cool days early and mid month, with record highs and lows noted since 1874, and a projected river rise into July without flood stage.
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la Crosse
A. D. Sanial
Sanal
Mississippi
Samal
Lynch Returns From Army Duty To Resume La Crosse Practice
Dr. Robert E. Lynch resumes his lacrosse practice at the offices of Dr. Hansen and Dr. Lynch, 304 Linker Building, after 37 months in military service. He served as a captain in the army dental corps, stationed at Fort Custer Michigan and later commanded the 231st General Hospital before orders to return to the United States. He arrived back in March and separated from service in May.
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Lynch
la Crosse
Robert E. Lynch
Hansen
231St General Hospital
United States
Disabled Vets Not Paid Enough Says DAV Leader
Vivian D. Corbly the national ad jutant of Disabled American Veterans told the Illinois convention that most wartime disabled veterans receive under 60 dollars monthly, with only about five percent above 115 dollars. He noted pensions replace service pay and allowances after discharge.
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Chicago
Vivian D. Corbly
Cincinnati
The
Disabled American Veterans
Illinois Department of the Organization
Corbly
Juvenile Delinquency Seen as Major Local Problem
County probation officer Minnette Sprain reports a sharp rise in juvenile delinquency from 1940–41 to 1944–45 with more delinquent boys and girls, increased neglect, and a fourfold rise in registrations. She notes causes include returning soldiers and loosened teenage behavior, and calls for public release of broken windows data and expanded juvenile jurisdiction.
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Tom C. Clark
America
Minnette Sprain
Miss Sprain
Sprain
Wisconsin
California
Spuds Enter Spotlight In Russian Research Prizes
Potatoes loom large in Moscow as crucial as atomic energy and battleships with $20,000 awards for potato research. A good crop guards Europe against famine, yet blight frost and Colorado beetle threaten harvests. Russian expeditions report frost and blight resistant wild potatoes from South America and varieties untouched by beetles, some yielding two crops a year as crossing begins.
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Russia
Europe
South America
Moscow
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Mr. Matsuoka
William Philip Simms
Alityz
Lud
Sprester
Eagles
Liverpool
England
Tribune
Camp Ellis
229Th General Hospital
Pacific Theater
Nagoya
Arenz Shoe CO
Venient
Clinton L. Peterson
Milton L. Stoen
Main St
League of Women Voters
Woodstock
Swartz Office Supply CO
Bowers
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