North China Proclaims Autonomy as Japan Moves In
Twenty five Hopei counties declared independence from Nanking on November 25 forming a demilitarized autonomous regime led by Yin Ju keng amid Japanese backing. The move targets a federation of North China provinces and threatens Chiang Kai-shek’s rule and broader regional stability with potential Manchukuo like expansion.
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William C. Utley Wenty
Hopei
China
Nanking
Yin Ju-keng
North China
Hopeli
Chahar
Suiyan
Shansi
Shantung
Yellow River
Manchukuo
Kenji Doihara
Doihara
Peiping
Tientsin
Great Wall of China
Autonomous
Chiang Kai-shek
Japan
Corea
Ho Ying-chin
Peking
Tokyo
Yin Jukeng
Asia
Sun Cheh-yuan
Peiping-Tientsin
Great Britain
United States
Hull
Samuel Hoare
Russia
Washington
Far East
Hidden motives behind the U.S. silver policy debated
Washington insiders discuss the silver policy as a fragile plan led by Roosevelt and Morgenthau. Analysts doubt public explanation, note profits from silver, and describe maneuvers to influence prices while contemplating future NRA substitutes and party nominations.
Husbands and one bachelor jury in Reisman case mocked
In a satirical note the column cites Mrs. Reisman about to be tried by 11 husbands and one bachelor after killing her secretary in a late-night incident. It jokes that if 11 husbands read their consciences, they'd form the best possible jury. It also ruminates on Titicaca fish stock import plans and a beauty contest between Rosemary Andree and Mardee Hoff with various measurements.
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Washington
United States
Roosevelt
Treasury
Morgenthau
Congress
Maj
George L. Berry
Major Berry
Berry
New York
Reisman
Rosemary Andree
Mardee Hoff
Miss Hoff
Old Fortress May Solve Inca Treasure Puzzles
The crumbling fortress of Machu Picchu may conceal the route and secret of Inca gold fled from Pizarro in 1532. The stone walls stand as a testament to Inca architecture while stories of captive kings and vast treasure persist, likened to the Temple of the Sun at Cuzco.
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Pizarro
Temple of the Sun
Cuzco
Washington Post
Excuses Fatal He That is Good for Making Ex Cuses
Franklin quote attributed line notes that he who excels at making excuses is seldom useful elsewhere. The remark underscores the cost of evasive reasoning. It emphasizes personal accountability and practical results over justifications.
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Franklin
Germs Find Refuge in Uncleaned Pockets and Hats
A London doctor warns that half of colds come from germs hidden in pockets from handkerchiefs and in suits. He notes eleven pockets per man as potential infection sites and urges cleaning not just exteriors but interiors of shoes and hats.
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London
Carelessness blamed for high death toll at homes
The report notes 34 500 persons killed in their homes by accident last year, equating home danger to highways. The real danger is carelessness, with fault lying in human behavior, not in automobiles.
Crowded Salmon Die From Oxygen Depletion A Lesson
An observed mass of salmon crowded in to spawn suffocated as oxygen in the water ran low. The writer notes that blood is life and adds that oxygen is the life of the blood, drawing a moral about crowded human spaces.
Townsend plan letters test Congress on $200 monthly for seniors
Advocates flood Congress with calls asking if lawmakers will back a pension of 200 monthly for everyone over sixty. Doctors Townsend note many congressmen have pledged support while questioning how the Townsend plan would raise 8 billion dollars annually.
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Congress
Townsend
Republicans Choose Cleve land for 1936 Convention
The Republican party settles on Cleve land to host the 1936 convention casting 54 votes for Cleve land 39 for Chicago and 6 for Kan sas City. Each city offered 150000 dollars for convention expenses. Delegates will spend more than that and seek glory.
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Republican Party
Cleveland
Chicago
Kansas City
Peiping Students Demand War as Japan Seizures Escalate
In Peiping students and young people stormed city streets calling for China to defy Japan and fight to stop further territory seizure. Dozens were wounded and ten died, with twenty Chinese girls in the front ranks defying bullets. They shouted against Japanese imperialism and urged readiness for war rather than mere words.
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Peiping
China
Japan
Photographs From 72,000 Feet Prove Earth's Round
Photographs of the earth taken in the Stratosphere at 72 000 feet show forty thousand square miles of surface as a curved section of the globe. The images are cited to counter doubters including a Southern colored clergyman who often writes on the topic.
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Lake Titicaca
Bolivia
Peru
Sam
King Features Syndicate, Inc
WNU Service
Inscription on Liberty Bell Cited From Bible Verse
The Liberty Bell carries an inscription claiming liberty for all inhabitants of the land. The phrase echoes Leviticus 25 10 and is noted as a Biblical parallel.
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Philadelphia
Consent Question in Family Marriage Debate
The exchange centers on a marriage proposal where one party asks if consent has been given by the other family. The reply notes the father has not spoken while the mother waits to contradict him, reflecting family dynamics and expectations.
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Herbert Hoover
William E. Borah
Idaho
Borah
Robert H. Lucas
Copyright
WNU
Answers Magazine
How God Restored His People Through Exile and Providence
A sermon outline reviewing the mercy of the Lord from Psalm 103 mientras the exile and restoration of Israel. It details lessons from Isaiah to Malachi, key prophets, and how divine chastening leads to history guided by God’s Providence. It names prophets Isaiah Jeremiah Ezekiel Daniel Nehemiah Ezra Zerubbabel Malachi and kings as examples.
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Israel
Isaiah
Jeremiah
Ezekiel
Daniel
Nehemiah
Ezra
Zerubbabel
Malachi
Ili
Jehovah
Temple
Belshazzar
Judah
Jerusalem
Crisis Moment Urges Youth to Guard Habits and Choices
A reflective call urges youths to recognize the present as a defining crisis. It stresses time, thoughts, feelings, and actions as forming character through daily reading, listening, and companionship.
Good Nature Good ature in Brow
A brief reflection notes that nature varies by brow and that education may improve but not create inherent blessings, suggesting innate traits linger despite learning.
Biography as History and History as Biography
Quote attributed to Emerson notes a philosophical stance on history and biography. The saying challenges the traditional separation of historical record from the life story of individuals. It frames biography as a lens shaping understanding of history.
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