Manchuria Crisis Seen as Global Peace Threat
A lengthy NEA Service analysis outlines the Manchurian crisis as a potential spark for a broader war involving Japan and China, risking global peace. It details Japan and China's competing claims, recent incidents, and the strategic importance of Manchuria to major powers including the United States and Russia.
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NEA Service
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Manchuria
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Estate Worth 20 Million Tied to D W Morrow
New York Oct 16 An informed source says late Senator Dwight W Morrow of New Jersey left an estate close to 20 million. Only half subject to inheritance tax, the rest in accounts in family names not technically part of the estate. Mrs Morrow named executor with life interest after bequests. Accounts totaling 1.5 million said to be in Amherst College and others in Amherst and Smith College. Real estate holdings include Woodmere, New Jersey at a value of millions and a Connecticut home. Equity in a New York commitment building fixed at 1.5 million. Probate expected Wednesday or Thursday. An opaque glass product mentioned as market offering with unusual reflective properties.
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Travel Man Leads Boats Through Wide Open Locks
The group drifts through a canal locks scene as the Travel Man guides them toward a lively town area with ruins to explore. They remark on ship masts, a large vessel named It also has I am Shee, and speculate on costs of keeping ships in trim. The scene ends with curiosity about an ancient tower as they head to a historic part of town.
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Bishop Cannon Not Surprised by Indictment in Washington
Atlanta dated report says Bishop James Cannon Jr. was indicted by a Federal Grand Jury for involvement in the anti Smith campaign of 1928, while attending a Methodist bishops session in Atlanta. Ada L. Burroughs named with the bishop. he notes he would not be surprised by further indictments. Berlin reports Germany near dictatorship under Chancellor Bruening.
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James Cannon, Jr
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Reichstag adjourns amid confidence vote chaos
After a confidence vote, the chancellor secured a sabbatical until February 24 as Adolf Hitler's national Socialists and Alfred Hugenberg's nationalists staged a walkout from the Reichstag. The two groups signaled no further interest in parliamentary actions, even with Communist support.
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Adolf Hitler
Alfred Hugenberg
Reichstag
Confidence motion vote narrows chancellor support
The two parties mustered 270 votes against the chancellor while 295 votes were for the confidence motion, signaling a tighter political contest and a decisive majority for the motion despite limited backing.
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