Americans Told to Depart From Tsingtao
American civilians and some 300 refugees were urged to evacuate the Chinese port of Tsingtao as Japanese bombing and air reconnaissance raised fears of an attack. U S warships Marblehead Pope and Sacramento stood offshore ready to evacuate if needed while consular officials warned Americans to leave amid tense defense plans.
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Shanghai
Isingtao
United States
U.S
Marblehead
Pope
Sacramento
Tsingtao
China
Hangchow
Tokio
Hankow
Canton
Soviet Russia
Chinese Turkestan
Russia
Inner Mongolia
Panay
Army
Navy
Army General Headquarters
Stork Derby Will Upheld by Court in Canada
The Supreme Court of Canada upheld Charles Vance Millar's will awarding the estate, over 590000, to Toronto mothers who bear the most children in a defined period. Ontario courts now determine the rightful claimant or claimants amid challenges from relatives Arabella West and Alexander Butcher claiming public policy issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Uvealthy
Toronto
Arabella West
Alexander Butcher
Income Tax Receipts Show Large Increase Across Regions
Washington reports a 70 percent rise in income tax receipts for the month through December 20, led by all sections of the country. The Treasury announced oral collections for the month totaled 467,782,101 dollars, compared with 275,706,756 dollars for the same period in 1936, with district figures including Michigan 18,808,728 in 1936 and 31,820,267 in 1937 and Wisconsin 2,659,119 in 1936 and 6,042,242 in 1937.
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Washington
Treasury
Distrets
Jchigan
Wisconsin
Teruel Falls in Civil War Battle as Government Gains Ground
The capture of Teruel marks a major government victory in the Spanish Civil War, ending a week of fierce siege around the insurgent strong point at the southern Aragon front. Reports indicate heavy casualties and shifting control near Los Morrones as government forces defend their advance against Francoist troops.
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Nendaye
Teruel
Madrid
Aragon
Francisco Franco
Los Morrones
Guadalajara
Winter arrives brief and hard this year
The naval observatory clocked Winter at 12 22 a m and notes it will be a hard season but not long, lasting 69 days and one hour. The timing follows the nautical almanac and aligns with astronomical calculations from three years ago, with minor shifts from previous years.
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Washington
U.P
Naval Observatory
Navy
Arly
Garfield and Hobson Accept 6 C P Posts
Washington reports the Republican National Committee announced 27 more members accepted on the party’s program committee, bringing total to 157. Named from Minnesota are Frederick Murphy and W.S. Moterip. also Margaret Culkin Banning and Duluth social worker. Wisconsin includes William Gennele and Asher Hobson from Madison. others include Donald J. Cowling and Frederck H. Stanchield.
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Washington
Republican National Committee
Minnesota
Frederick Fe, Murphy
Minneapolis
Minneapolis Tribune
Airs
Margaret Culkin Banning
Duluth
W.S. Moterip
Lake Elmo
Twain City
Atesociation
Donald J. Cowling
Northfield
Carleton Ecologe
Frederck H. Stanchield
iMinneapals
American Bar Association
Wisconsin
Willam A. Gennele
Wauheshi
Carroll College
Asher Hobson
Madison
Department of Agricultural Economics
University of Wisconsin
Kellogg Ended Peace Pact Career Remembered
Frank B Kellogg former secretary of state and world court judge died after bronchial pneumonia at age 80. He helped craft the Briand Kellogg pact earning the Nobel Peace Prize in 1929. Funeral planned at Church of St John the Evangelist with burial in Washington National Cemetery.
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St. James
St. Paul
Minnesota
Frank
Kellogg
J. A. Lepak
Lepak
Burnham Harris
Robert D. Clark
Jean K. Austin
Seabury Stanton
New Bedford
Mass
John Bradshaw
Madison
U. S
Court of St. James
World Court
Calvin Coolidge
United States
Aristide Briand
France
Washington
National Cemetery
Akerson Former Hoover Secretary Dies in New York
George Edward Akerson 42 longtime secretary to President Hoover from 1924 to 1931 died last night at Rockefeller Institute hospital after serving at the hospital since November. A Minneapolis native, he was a member of the Minneapolis Tribune and connected with several financial concerns after leaving Hoover’s service. He leaves three sons, George Jr Boston, Massa Frederck and Charles Posey, and his father Carl G. Akerson of Minneapolis. 40 sisters and a widow Mrs Arthur Warren Vauck of Madison and Mrs Guy Rawlings Bickford of Wayzata.
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New York
George Edward Aerson
Herbert Hoover
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
Mit
Hoover
Ateron
Conehers
Akerson
Mineneapolis
Wintow
Astrict Blane
Neb
George Jr. Boseton
Massa Frederck
Charles Posey
Bronxvilles
Caaries G. Axerson
Arthur Warren Vauck
Madison
Wis
Guy Rawlings Bickford
Wayzata
Sunn
Housing bill wage clause change seen in Congress
Washington senator Warner and others expect house and senate conferees on the housing bill to delete a provision for a labor department wage scale. The senate approved the measure 66 to 4, and the house bill earlier passed. Conferees foresee quick agreement on remaining points and revisions to FHA insurance and multiform mortgage provisions.
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Washington
Warner
New York
House
Senate
Labor Department
Lodge
Massachusetts
McNary
Borah
Idaho
Frazier
North Dakota
Townsend
Delaware
Wagner
Department of Labor
Bulkley
Ohio
Hitchcock
South
Dakotta
Steiner
Oregon
Steagall
Alabama
Goldsborough
Maryland
Reilly
Wisconsin
Walcott
Michigan
Fish
Secretary of Agriculture
Roosevelt reaffirms plan to cut federal spending
President Roosevelt restated his aim to reduce federal spending and held Congress and the Democratic majority responsible if budget estimates are exceeded. He warned that blocking funds could jeopardize the party and government. Cartwright supported road expenditure cuts to aid budget balance, while the Public Roads Bureau proceeded with a $275,010,000 program for state highway improvements.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Cartwright
Oklahoma
House Road, Committee
Ronceselt
Countis
Mane
Bureau of Public Roads
Antigo seeks new bank charter bid amid local dissent
Antigo residents press to form a new Fidelity Savings Bank charter citing adequate Langlade county facilities. Fidelity offers to expand its board if local capital retires 50000 to the Reconstruction Finance Corporation and Lamont avoids involvement. Testimony lists 18 incorporators and multiple local business voices urging home banking options.
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Madison
Fidelity Savings Bank
State Banking Commission
Antigo
Fidelity Board of Directors
Ray Dempsey
Oshkosh
Langlade County
Fidelity
Elcho
Dempsey
Commission
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
M. J. Lamont
Lamont
Antigo Bank
Rhinelander
Green Bay
Merrill
Wausau
Mattoon
Menomonie
Mich
James R. Durfee
Lsted
H. F. Sbach
Durfee
Dempsy
Carl E. Zellmer
Jacob Hunter
Felix Zeioski
Norebert D. Schiess
Zen Brandt
Ignatius Frieh
Frank I. Pawdtcheck
Eon Freeman
Ernest Frisch Jr
Otto J. Husemeier
Otto Wirth
Fred le Veque
Wisconsin State Officials Face Back Pay Ruling
In a court ruling Judge Aban C. Ria orders the state to restore wage waivers and pay back funds to Wisconsin State University employees. The case argues legal minimum wage violations by the university and seeks reinstatement or disqualification of involved regents. The decision cites lack of audit access and potential service impairments by state employees.
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Madison
Worconsin
Mtr
Unieversity
Wisconan
Ier
Wy Wade Beardman
Aban C. Ria
Thendara
Boardman
Heo
Egal
Leassiare
Dammann
Rendarca
Japanese Police Arrest 370 Over Communist Allegations
Police announce dawn raids rounding up 370 suspected agitators tied to a general revolution plan based on communism. Included are a member of parliament and former professors amid dissolution orders for three labor and farmer unions.
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Toklo
Metropolitan Police Board
Labour-Farmer Party
Ppircy
Alle Japan Counel
Dibur-Farmer
Ame Minstry
Peac
Missing hitchhiker mystery tied to half million bonds
In Wisconsin a hitchhiker claimed to carry bonds valued at 500000 and gave the name George Levine of Birmingham. Sheriff Dorr sought the man after he disappeared at Lake Como near Lake Geneva while being treated for fever. Chicago broker Max Cohen reported two key discrepancies between his account and the man’s tale.
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Aikhorn
Wis
Joseph Dorr
Walsworth County
George Levine
Birmingham
Ala
Madison
Addie Horn
Dorr
Lake Como
Lake Geneva
Max Cohen
Belvidere
Beloit
Madiison
Cohen
KR. S. Sanders
Williams Bay
Williams Way
Veloit
Chicago
Chiseago
Levine
Elkhorn
War
B.S. Sanders
Waillmims
Hunter Killed by Companion's Gun in Wisconsin
Port Washington Wisconsin July report states Ruste Schweder 29 was angered during a hunting trip near Grafton when pulled up a river bank by Harry Sehns his companion. A discharged 22 caliber rifle bullet struck Schweder in the chest. No inquest is planned.
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Port Washington
Wis
Ruste Schweder
Grafton
Schweder
Harry Sehns
Sebas
Weather Day Forecast With Cooler Southeast Winds
Considerable clouds tonight and Thursday with much cooler temperatures. Northwestern observations show high and low readings for Milwaukee and Miami. Temperature remarks include a raised forecast despite the cloud cover.
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Miami
Dewis Lake
Program Not Carried Out Says McNary
Congress adjourned the special session for a 12 day Christmas break with no Roosevelt measures enacted. Leaders say farm and housing bills will be pursued in the January session. Wage hour standards face further study after committee action.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Roosevelt
Barkley
Kentucky
McNary
Qoreton
House
White House
House Labor Committee
O'Connor
New York
House Rules ‘Committee
Housekeeper Sentenced to Taycheedah Disguised Man Revealed
Phillips Wisconsin report states Raymond Dewey 25 posed as Rose Cross for years while living with brothers John and Carl Connedi. Dewey was sentenced to six months to a year in Taycheedah for larceny and deception. Sheriff officials disclose the disguise was only recently uncovered by Howard Hicks.
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Annies
Rose Crass
John
Carl Connedi
Dewey
GN. Risford
Ashland
Wis
Shortt Hicks
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Hoover Aldies
FHA
Senegera
Prengyeos
Ntigo
Hank
Zengo Yoshida
Supreme War Comune
Ronju Kato
Perfarment
Torun
Shizue Jehemote
Take Hirohayshi
Perrees School
Japanese Women’s Encyclopaedism
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Ipwe
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