Japs Take Over Peiping Amid War Fears
Japanese forces entered Peiping commanding 3,000 Emperor troops under Maj. Gen. Kawabe in a move that may extend control to Tientsin and threaten key Chinese rail links. Some residents anticipate Tsuan Tung seeking a return as Manchukuo’s emperor while others fear broader conflict across North China.
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Nanking
Peiping
Torashima Kawabe
Tokyo
Kawabe
China
Tsuan Tung
Henry Pu-Yi
Kang Teh
Manchukuo
Japan
Tientsin
Chinese Salt Administration
Changlu
Suiyuan
Chahar
Kalgan
Peiping-Tientsin Line
Yellow River
Chiang Kai-shek
Eld
Manchuria
Jehol
Memorial for Will Rogers to be honored in Claremore
A memorial for Will Rogers will be built near his Claremore Oklahoma home after a new federal bill. The measure provides 500000 dollars for the memorial with Oklahoma to supply the remainder and Mrs Rogers to donate land for the building. Design bids will be sought.
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New York
Robert F. Wagner
Dem
N. Y
Senate
Wagner
Harry F. Byrd
Dein
New York City
Pennony
Millard E. Tydings
Tydings Als 0
Will Rogers
America
Claremore
Okla
Congress
Will
Oklahoma
Museum of Indian Life
Kugers
U S Navy Build-Up Promises Major 1938 Programs
The United States and Britain plan large peacetime naval expansions in 1938. Britain will lay keels for several battleships cruisers and numerous destroyers submarines and smaller craft to exceed 1937 tonnage. Admiral Leahy indicated funding for two battleships and two cruisers in 1938.
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United States
Great Britain
Britain
London
William D. Leahy
Uncle Sam
Washington
Congress
United
Roosevelt Critics Grow as South Rebels Against New Deal
Washington editorial notes two divergent reversals in public sentiment toward President Roosevelt. A national mood questions emergency measures and taxes, while the South blocks wage and hour rules, fearing loss of economic advantages. The piece cites Senators Wheeler Rankin Black and Ellison Smith, and discusses labor policy, British and Scandinavian approaches, and potential impacts on future policy in 1940.
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Illiam Green
American Federation of Labor
House
Senate
Roosevelt
Green
White House
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Dixie
House Labor Committee
Federation
Labor Standards Board
Walsh-Healey
Mary T. Norton
N. J
Labor Committee
Senate O. K
Sumners
House of Representatives
Garner
McGuffey
Lewis
Warren R. Austin
District Court
Department of Justice
United States
Supreme Court
Circuit Court of Appeals
Washington
Congress
Capitol Hill
South
Buch
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Democratic Party
Beet Sousa Magu L. Beach
Alabama
Senator Black
Black
Bill
Rankin
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Ellison D. Smith
Cotton Ed
South Carolina
Edward F. McGrady
Norway
Sweden
England
How the Honey Bee Lives and Performs Its Duties
A concise portrait of honey bee life from mating flights to queen and drone roles, hive defense by scent, winter storage of honey, and nest chemistry. It explains queen replacement, worker stings, smelling-based recognition, and hive union via odor blending, with notes on winter survival and brood rearing.
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Henry Ford
Fall River
Utis
Mational Geographic Society
Washington, D.C
Iule
Welter Wolers
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Western Mawspaper Union
John L. Lewis
Madrid
Francisco Franco
Valencia
Salvacanete
Cuenca
Teruel
France
Toledo
Mediterranean
Italy
Red
Hugo D. Black
Ala
Byrnes
Lodge
Clark
Secretary of Commerce
Secretary of Labor
Works Progress Administrator
Social Security Board
Central Statistical Board
Harry L. Hopkins
A. F. of
L's
William Green
U. S
Washington Corres
Bama
John E. Rankin
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