Japanese Peace Advised at Washington Luncheon
Secretary Roper urged that the United States and Japan resolve now and forever to outlaw war. He spoke at a Commerce Department luncheon for a Japanese economic mission studying U S conditions. He noted the cotton import agreement as a model and praised Hiroji Saito for constructive labor toward peaceful relations.
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Washington
Roper
Japan
United States
Commerce Department
Business Advisory Council
Aged Confederate Vets Split Over Gettysburg Reunion
Jackson Mississippi June 11 Confederate veterans debated whether to forgive and join a joint Gettysburg reunion with the U S. at the 47th reunion. Lieutenant General H V Crozier opposed the idea arguing it violates southern rights and traditions and warned time and travel would endanger aged veterans.
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Jackson
Miss
Gettysburg
Homer Atkinson
H. V. Crozier
Little Rock
trans-Mississippi Department
South
Children’s Story Hour Successful Program of Year
The Monroe Public library story hour, run Saturdays by the L. B. Faulk Legion post and auxiliary, has enjoyed a successful school year. With school out, sessions move to Thursday at 3 p.m. the first week, then summer sessions move to the library garden featuring new juvenile books and games.
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Monroe Public Library
L. B. Faulk Legion Post and Auxiliary
Car Mishap Injures V A Phillips In West Monroe
V A Phillips aged 36 from West Monroe was taken to St. Francs sanitarium after a 1 AM crash at the Natchitoches and Dowling Pine roads intersection. He said the car driven by Travis Covington failed to see the intersection and struck a ditch. Covington was uninjured.
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V. A. Phillips
West Monroe
St. Franc's
Natchitoches
Dowling
Phillips
Travis Covington
Body Located in Mississippi River Near Lake Providence
Dr W H Hamley coroner of East Carroll parish Louisiana reports the body of a white man found in the Mississippi river about six miles north of Lake Providence on Homochitto. The discovery was made by a fisherman who found the body late yesterday. It is believed to be a member of a government motor launch that capsized several weeks ago.
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Lake Providence
W. H. Hamley
East Carroll Parish
Mississippi River
Senate panel refuces probe of Senator Berry over qualifications
The senate elections committee rejected a demand to investigate the qualifications of Senator Berry a Democrat from Tennessee to hold office.
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Washington
Senate Elections Committee
Berry
Tennessee
Simpson Drops Slander Suit in London Court
Ernest Aldrich Simpson testified he had received no money to refrain from defending his divorce suit against Wallis Simpson. He denied any payment or promise in the case that enabled Wallis to marry Edward VIII. Mrs. Joan Sutherland withdrew the slander claim, noting no intend to injure Simpson further in the Windsors romance.
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London
Ernest Aldrich Simpson
King's Court
Wallis Wafield
Edward of Windsor
All-Bran Saves Denver Woman From Suffering
Mrs. Lloyd Baird of Denver credits Kellogg's All-Bran with ending three years of constipation. The ad touts All-Bran as a cereal that absorbs water, forms a soft mass, and cleanses the system, recommending two tablespoons daily and three in severe cases.
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Kellogg’s
Lloyd Baird
S. Bannock St
Denver
Colo
Alt-Brown
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Ship broker sues over repeated slander claim
Sir Patrick stated Mrs. Sutherland deeply regrets being among those who repeated a slander about Mrs. Simpson. The ship broker had brought action against her for damages, and the court heard that Mrs. Sutherland was sorry for her role in the spread of the accusation.
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Patrick
Sutherland
Rotary International elects new vice presidents
Bruce Williams of Joplin Missouri was elected first vice-president at the first meeting of the new Rotary International board. Armando de Arruda of Pereira Brazil and Carlos P. Romulo of Manila also named as vice-presidents. Rhine river ports handle nearly 17 million tons of shipping annually.
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Nice
France
Bruce Williams
Joplin
Rotary International
Armando de Arruda
Pereiras
Brazil
Carlos P. Romulo
Manila
Rhine River
Six specialists to examine Queen Sinia
Six specialists arrived to examine the ailing Dowager Queen Marie of Romania. Archduchess Heana of Austria in Vienna said the queen would be examined but her condition was not believed serious. The dowager queen is recuperating slowly from a March grippe attack with gastric hemorrhages. A stray line notes hens cannot distinguish their eggs from coal lumps.
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Sinia
Rumania
Marie of
Umania
England meat consumption by source shares
England's meat intake is 44 percent home supplied, 34 percent imported from Argentina, 6 percent from Australia, and 16 percent from other empire sources. This breakdown highlights reliance on domestic production and various imperial trade partners.
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England
Argentina
Australia
Empire
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