Hull seeks peace between Japan and China in world-wide appeal
Secretary Hull urged Japan and China to refrain from war and settle their differences by pacific methods and international cooperation. He recalled U S calls for restraint and conferences, and rejected entangling alliances, stressing fourteen principles of policy. In Shanghai the Fourth Regiment of U S Marines fortified the Soochow Creek area to block beligerents from the foreign concession.
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Hull
China
Japan
Far East
United States
Shanghai
United States Marines
Soochow Creek
Chapel
Amecan
Chapel Battlefront
Forms Ready For State Income Tax Returns
Annapolis Md August 23 State Comptroller Gordon Jr announced tax returns for corporate income tax are ready for distribution A half percent levy was imposed in the legislature as part of the relief revenue program First corporate payments are due September 15 Individual returns for 1937 are due March 15 1934 All corporations with fiscal years ending Jan 1 to Jun 30 must file and pay by September 15 Corporations ending after June 30 must file and pay by the 15th day of the third month after year end
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Annapolis
Wailiam S. Gordy, Jr
Paris Exposition of 1937 Showcases Future Dreams
The Paris International Exposition of 1937 presents a balance of Fascism and democracy as it outlines a future free from toil and exploitation. The site around the Eiffel Tower spans 247 acres with halls, museums, and amphitheaters as construction reshapes Paris. The French government expects the event to be profitable and commemorates it on a current issue.
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Seine
France
Palestine
Paris
Eiffel Tower
NTA Service
Labor Leaders Split Over Roosevelt in National Address
The piece outlines John L Lewis planning a Labor Day radio speech attacking Roosevelt opponents while defending the labor movement. It notes Lewis advisers with varied stances, potential press for a farmer labor party, and hints at Lewis’ broader political maneuvering and possible entry by Lewis Davy. It also highlights Supreme Court ambitions tied to Judge John J Parker, as Parker’s record shows pro New Deal leanings and a noted public utilities defense.
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Augus
John L Lewis
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Hun Bierk
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John Expect
Roosevelt Childen
Roo-exeltim
Mary Weeks
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CTO
John J Parker
North Carolina
Weaver
Supreme Court
Senate
Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals
Carolinas
Virginia
Parker
Duke Power
PWA
Justice Hughes
Hughes
Parke
Glenn
Parkers Supreme Court
NEA Service Inc
Court of Honor Closes Camp Peniel Frederick Scouts
A Court of Honor at Camp Peniel Thurmont marked the end of a two week Frederick Boy Scouts camp. Life and second class badges were awarded along with tenderfoot certificates. Seven boys earned the camp emblem for all around achievement in six scouting areas, led by Robert Davis with 131 points.
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Camp Peniel
Thurmont
Frederick
Raymond J. Ford
Joseph Engelbrecht
Carl F. Darner
Robert Hane
Lawrence Shinnick
Elisin Eshleman
Thomas Richard Chapline
Ralph Tellows
Bernard Kreh
Bernad Dorney
Robert Jamo, Jr
Thomas Nee
Jack Kennedy
Hay M Shipley
William Tidmore
John Leonard
Dernoald Davis
Dick Marshall
John D. Hendrickson
Robert Hankey
Robert Davis
Raymond T Ford, Jr
Harry M Shipies, Jr
John D Hendrickson
Waller Roney
Northeast Wind Brings City Cooler Weather
A northeast storm swept across the state easing August heat with a 97 degree Saturday high down to a 60 degree Monday low in 48 hours. Rain totals neared normal as crops benefited and blankets returned for Frederiktonians, while the eastern seaboard felt the cooler air.
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Weather Bureau
New England
Virginia
Poststorm river flood levels ease but still high
The weekend storm runoff subsided by Monday as mountain streams and the Monocacy and Potomac rivers remained swollen and muddy. Four years earlier the county faced a Monocacy flood that neared bridge floors and left the city with only one open road.
Tiny Baltimore baby weighs two pounds fourteen ounces
A baby girl born in Baltimore at Volunteers of America Hospital weighed two pounds fourteen ounces at birth. Doctors note the infant and mother are reported stable as she remains in an incubator.
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Baltimore
The
Volunteers of America Hospital
Bank Clash Reflects Early U S Financial Struggles
A fragment notes President Andrew Jackson’s opposition to the Bank of the United States and the broader clash with state banks, while a personal health note mentions Evelyn Pettingill and a referenced birth context.
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