World Week Summary Teases Sino-Japanese Clash and U S and UK Moves
Edward W Pickard outlines a near inevitable Sino Japanese conflict with clashes near Marco Polo Bridge and Peiping as both sides push for demands. The piece also covers Senate battles over a 15 justice court expansion, labor strikes and riots in Youngstown and Alcoa, and international incidents from Spain to Palestine. The report threads in Earhart search efforts, Eden plans, and U S diplomacy warnings.
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China
Japan
Yuanping
Luken- Kiao
Peiping
Marco Polo Bridge
North China
Japanese War Office
Lungwangmiao
Tungshinghwen
Hopei-Chahar Council
Hirohito
Fumimaro Konoe
Nanking
Sung Cheb - Yuan
Chiang Kai-shek
Peiping-Hankow
Steel strike loosens as independents return workers
The grip of the steel strike continued to loosen as three large independent firms Republic, Bethlehem, and Youngstown Sheet reported that about two thirds of their idle mill hands had returned to work. The movement covered plants in Ohio and Pennsylvania. Inland, a fourth of the independents announced further developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Steel Workers’ Organizing Committee
State Labor Commission
Youngstown
Ohio
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Chicago
Ind
C. I.0
John L. Lewis
Clifford M. Townsend
Alcoa
Tenn
Aluminum Company of America
Aluminum Workers of America
American Federation of Labor
New Kensington
Adjt
R. O. Smith
Republic
Massilon
C. OQ
Republic, Bethin
Lcungstown Sheet & Tube
Opie
Pennsylvania
Flee
New Zealand A Land Of Scenic Wonders And Paradoxes
A vintage study traces New Zealand from Abel Tasman to Maori roots and British claims, then surveys Auckland’s volcanic landscape and parks, the War Memorial Museum, and the shift from agriculture to pastoral industry including early frozen meat exports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Geographic Society
Risington
CRO
Abel Tasman
Heemskirk
South Pacific
Netherlands
Zeeland
James Cook
Britain
Wellington
Dominion
England
Colorado
Switzerland
Yellowstone
Java
Japan
Italy
Czechoslovakia
Norway
Maine
California
Yosemite
Auckland
United States
Australia
Haurali Gulf
Waitemata Harbor
Ise
Poe
Cepilel
Mount Eden
North Island
Pacific
Manukau Harbor
Tasman Sea
New War Memorial Museum
Mercer
St. Stephens
Te Kuiti
Waiumo
National Capitals Seeks Reform In GOP Split Debate
Washington report notes Republicans and some Democrats urge breaking up the GOP to clear room for a conservative opposition to the New Deal. Readers cite shifting party loyalties, younger voters, and alleged crossovers by Democrats, with figures like Carter Glass and Byrd named among Roosevelt supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Republican Party
United States
John D. M. Hamilton
Bank
Alfred E. Smith
John W. Davis
Bainbridge Colby
James A. Reed
Missouri
Alfred M. Landon
Newton D. Baker
London
Carter Glass
Harry F.byrd
Virginia
Millard E. Tydings
Maryland
Josiah W. Bailey
North Carolina
Walter F. George
Georgia
Beeve
Congress
Supreme Court
John N. Garer
Texas
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Edward W. Pickard
Western Nrepeper Union
Farmer-Laborite
Fourty
Andrews
Frs
Bone
Wash
Brown
N. J
Caraway
Ark
Duffy
Wis
Johnson
Colt
Lewis
Murray
Monto
Overton
Pepper
Pla
Russell, Jr
Wagner
N. Y
Lundeen
Minn
Ashurst
Senery-Tve
Anthony Eden
Eden
Spain
Leipzig
Mr. Eden
Blue
Gershwin
Hollywood
Bood
Lowe- Mey
Bing
Madrid
Bilbao
Villaneuva de la Canada
Brunette
Santander
Biscayan
Valencia
Bingham
Obert Worth Bingham
Uncle Sam
LaGuardia
New York
Munder Jein
British Commonwealth
Germany
Voelkischer Beobachter
Amelia
United States Navy
Amelia Earhart Putnam
America
Fred Noonan
New Guinea
Howland Island
Lexington
Palestine
Royal Commission On
Jerusalem
Bethlehem
Nazareth
OHNL
Committee For Industrial
Harry Bridges
C.L O
Willam Green
Mae West
Mee West
Frank Wallace
Milwaukee
Emperor Hirohite
George Gerahwin
Alps
Hawaiki
Tahiti
Cook Islands
Kupe
Aotearoa
Queen’s Street
Ay Carter
Capitol Hill
Margaret Mitchell
Ater
Tere
St. Woe
Uie Corporation
Gileen
Wat Une Au
Shirley Temple
Frank Bacon
House Committee
Rome
W Bel
Wulgate
Way Servier
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