Justice Sutherland retires. Reed to join Supreme Court
Washington reports Justice George Sutherland retires from the Supreme Court after 75 years. Solicitor General Stanley Reed is nominated to succeed him, triggering anticipated shifts in court seating and routine. Senator Minton among early congratulators. Court adjustments include reassigning positions and desk arrangements.
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New Russian Parliament Cheers Anti Jap Speech
Moscow January 18 The Supreme Soviet Russia’s new parliament greeted a call for a stronger policy toward Japan during a session on reorganizing state organs under the new constitution. Deputies rose and shouted as Andre Alexandrovitch Zhdanoff, leader of the Leningrad Communist Party, urged a more determined front against “hooligan acts” and “agents of Japan and puppet Manchoukuo,” with Stalin observing.
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Navy Chief Urges Immediate Ship and Aircraft Programs
Admiral William D. Leahy told a House Appropriations subcommittee that any delay in shipbuilding or aircraft programs would jeopardize national security. He warned the international situation is so serious the United States must maintain defense establishments at their highest efficiency.
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Today’s Crossword Puzzle Across and Down List
Crossword clues span across and down with topics from shapes and rivers to animals and tools. The puzzle includes entries like resin fragrant scents and noble titles, plus a variety of common and obscure terms.
Flaming Shot Misses Goal in New Haven Hockey Feat
In New Haven a hockey match featured Red Young's shot that not only found the net but also set fire to a box of matches carried by goalie Red Ward. Ward extinguished the flames with his gloves, reporting the damage as slight but painful.
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Careful Please Kansas City Jan 18
Mrs. Frank Kimes nearly ended the event as details from a Kansas City report read with caution.
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Roy Lawrence Market Offers Wide Groceries and Meats
Volume Boosters for Roy Lawrence Market advertises extensive meat cuts and groceries with home delivery citywide. The page lists beef, mutton, veal, pork, lamb, seafood, dairy and produce items with prices and specials, plus brand names and delivery phone 272. It emphasizes family trade and ready kit purchases.
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Tarkington Still Sees Savage Truth In Modern World
Booth Tarkington discussed today’s world and people, saying essential human truths remain constant. He noted self seeking behavior echoes 6,000 years ago and criticized revolts against prettiness while underscoring writers seek truth even as conditions change.
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Cancer of the Stomach Overview and Causes
The article explains that the exact cause of stomach cancer is unknown but outlines factors linked to malignant growths. It notes cancer does not arise in a healthy stomach and discusses chronic conditions as potential contributors.
Quillen quotes hint at tempered tale style
A newspaper quote from Robert Quillen opens with a humorous caution not to exaggerate when sharing experiences. The caption reflects a light column voice from the 1920s and suggests a playful, anecdotal approach to local life.
Factors Linked to Stomach Cancer Across Nations
The article notes chronic gastritis and irritation as causes of stomach cancer and compares Britain and the Netherlands. It cites differences in eating speed, mouth disease, spiced foods, alcohol use, and digestion temperature, with higher stomach cancer shares among Dutch and Dutch-linked factors highlighted.
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Lingerie Burglar Strikes Ottawa Again
Ottawa police report a burglar tied to three recent break ins taking mainly women's undergarments and groceries. The suspect, described as possibly a needy person, operated over a busy weekend with two additional entries cited. Officials note similar thefts in recent weeks.
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Martin's Child Bitten by Stray Dog in Oklahoma City
Alice Jane Martin, 18 months old and daughter of St. Louis Cardinal Pepper Martin, received precautionary rabies treatments after a stray dog bite at home. The dog was captured and deemed rabies infected by city health authorities. Grand Forks shows Bourbon Red turkeys dominant in all-American show.
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Kansas 4-H Youth Wins Denver Show Grand Angus Steer
Pi Ralph Dewall of Coldwater Kansas won SABEETS honors with a 940 pound Aberdeen Angus steer at the 4-H club show in Denver yesterday.
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