Japan faces economic strain as banking cautions rise
Tokio bankers at a Banking Syndicate meeting on April 21 warn against restricting advances to reliable concerns. Junosuku Inouye, Bank of Japan president, says cautious lending risks crippling already weak economy. Seichir Kimura cites wartime gains fading as imports outpace exports and dividends fall.
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Japan
Junnosuk’. Inouye
Bank of Japan
Osaka
Kimura
Isha
Lilliputian Village Carnival Dolls Impress Adults and Children
The feature titled Lilliputian Village showcases mechanical dolls a few inches tall capable of dancing sawmill work blacksmithing and playing banjo. Manufactured by Estes under J George Loos as manager, the dolls took three years to build and are powered by an electric motor driving joints to mimic human movement.
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J. George Loos
Este
Engineers Camp to Train 35 Sophomore Students
Thirty five sophomore engineering students at the university will attend the annual summer camp near Linwood. They will be in camp for several weeks and engage in field surveying topographic mapping astronomy baseline measuring and triangulation. Newton Editor Wants Re Election
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Shimmer
Lawrence
Linwood
University plans information booths for student enrollment
The university prepares information booths to assist new students in enrollment. Campuswide setup includes extensive booth networks and campus presence to guide entrants in the upcoming fall term.
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Y. M
Calumet Prepares To Battle Annual Forest Fires
Calumet Michigan May 30 The Upper Peninsula ramps up for fire season with new fire towers planned to improve detection and response. Two 65 foot towers will be built north of Delaware in Keweenaw County and at Donken in Elm River township, each equipped with telephones high power glasses and essential gear. Wardens will monitor towers by phone and live nearby to maintain constant readiness alongside local farmers who will supply assistants. Prevention efforts are led by the state conservation department in Lansing following costly past blazes that claimed timber and lives in the north country.
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Calumet
Mich
Upper
Peninsula
Delaware
Keweenaw County
Donken
Elm River Township
Heigh
State Conservation Department
Lansing
Pittsburg Taxpayers Protest Sharp Realty Valuation Rise
Pittsburg Kansas May 30 Property owners join a protest before the county commissioners over a 26 percent rise in realty valuations on the assessors records for the year Pittsburg valuation climbs from 9 013 090 to 11 401 200 about a third of the county total and a larger proportionate increase than in other towns.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Board of County Commissioners
McCullochs Drug Store Promotes Kodak Line
McCullochs Drug Store reports rising sales of 7 Kodak items and Kodak supplies. The Eastman line is broad for average buyers with box Brownies from $2 and up and folding Kodaks for more particular buyers priced from $6 and up.
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McCulloch
Kodak
Eastman Products
Hair Net Rage Threatens Pigtail Industry
Washington May 30 A Commerce Department report from Consul Gauss at Tsinan says American demand for double hair nets could wreck China’s export pigtail trade. The report notes a U S association of hair net importers formed to discourage double nets and cites a possible China guild to curb production. It warns China’s hair net business could fall 75 80 percent if the double net remains on the market.
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China
Commerce Department
Gauss
Tsinan
United States
Washington
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