Japanese War Minister Denies Prep for War in 1930
Tokyo reports Lt Gen Ugaki the war minister rejects London Times charges of Japan arming for conflict. He says Japan reduced army personnel and seeks peace, not conquest, while defending League of Nations role and warning about U S and Singapore base plans amid Washington Conference context.
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International News Service
TOKIO
Japan
League of Nations
Pacific Ocean
London Times
Geoffre Drage
H. Ugaki
International
Ugaki
Russia
Philippines
Singapore
Great Britain
America
Ramsey MacDonald
London
Pacific
Washington
League
Versailles
Kiyoura
Petrograd
Germany
Colloid Chemists Seek National Institute of Research
The American Chemical Society and the National Research Council outline plans for a National Institute of Research in Colloid Chemistry with a $1,000,000 fund. The institute, to be housed in an as yet unnamed university, aims to improve industrial processes medical science and agriculture by applying colloid science to disease and drug research. Professor J H Matthews cites disease claims millions annually and urges methods used in war research to combat disease, noting the vast drug bill and the surge in drug items. Colloid chemistry, described as the chemistry of finely divided materials in suspension, now stands as a mature field driving advances across everyday materials and technology.
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International News Service
New York
National Institute of Research
American Chemical Society
National Research Council
J. H. Matthews
University of Wisconsin
Mathews
Prof
Dog Wagging Toward Freedom After 15 Years With Mistress
Aggie Myers, a Kansas City murder convict, may win parole soon. Her prison dog Wiggles has shared 15 years inside Missouri's Jefferson City pen. If Aggie is released, Wiggles plans to return to the outside world with her.
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Dog
W. F. Sullivan
International News Ee
Kansas City
Aggie Myers
Aggie
Clay County
Hyde
Myers
Missouri Penitentiary
Jefferson City
Wiggles
United States
Peni
Radio Listings Show June 17 1924 Programs and Scores
Radio schedules from WGY WOC and XDKA detail June 17 1924 airings. Include stock market bulletins baseball scores dinner concerts chimes and weather forecasts from 5:09 to 10:00 p m with orchestral and choral performances and educational segments from Albany Davenport and Pittsburgh regions.
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WGY
Schenectady
N. Y
General Electric
Eastern Standard Timeters
Hotel Ten Eyck
Albany
WOC
Davenport
Iowa
Pitebarga
East Pitts Pa
Grand Symphony Orchestra
David Broudy
Grand Theater
Pittsburgh
Mary
National Stockman
Farmer Market Reports
The
Charleroi Choral Society
C. C. Humphries
Lino Bartoli
Arlington
City Council Orders Plum to Remove Sidewalk Post
Council instructed James A. Plum of 1237 East Washington Street to remove a post he erected between the curb and sidewalk. He may replace curbing to block cars from driving onto his sidewalk toward a gasoline station. Plum must tally traffic over the sidewalk and report the offense to police headquarters.
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Council
James A. Plum
East
Washington Street
Plum
Radio Features Today Schedule Highlights Across Networks
Eastern Standard Time stations present a varied evening lineup. Providence WIJAR airs pre music at 6 30 p m featuring the Seventh Coast Artillery Band. New York JZ airs Progress of the Round the World Fliers by Maj L D Gardner at 7 45 p m. Newark WOOR features Thomas Dixon speaking on American History as Revealed in Fiction at 7 45 p m. New York JB offers a program for the 149th anniversary of the Quartermasters Corps with speakers Senator Wadsworth Gen Buillard and Bishop Manning at 8 30 p m.
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Wijar
Providence
R. I
Seventh Coast Artillery Band
New York
L. D. Gardner
WOOR
Newark
N. J
Thomas Dixon
Quartermasters’ Corps
United States Army
Senator Wadsworth
Gen. Builard
Bishop Manning
You May Not Need An Eye Specialist
An advertisement promotes Bon-Opto as an easy to use eye protector and remedy. It claims to cleanse soothe and comfort eyes reducing redness burning aching and pain and improving vision without glasses. Sold by local druggists including New Castle Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Drug Co
Door Rug Sale Promises Savings on Axminster Rugs
Local ad urges buyers to grab Axminster rugs sized 18 by 36 inches in a limited stock sale. Nearly 100 pieces offered at a sale price of 149 dollars for a pair or set, with a $2.00 value noted.
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Axminster
Ardsley
SMITH
Sloan
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