Emperor Holds War Council as U S Warned on China Policy
Japanese officials and the emperor held an imperial conference drafting the empire's unshakable policy toward China. A manifesto, possible war, and the cabinet briefings were discussed in secrecy while analysts considered a formal declaration. Washington warned that a Japanese war declaration could trigger neutralities act embargoes and affect President Roosevelt's options.
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Nippon
Empire
China
Tokio
Japan
Fumimaro Konoye
Gen Sugiyama
Okimobu Kaya
Nobumasa Sugetsugu
Canton
Roosevelt
Washington
State Department
House
Hull
Senate
Admiral Leahy
Naval Operations
White House
Figne
Ludlow
Indiana
Congress
United States
National Council For Prevention of War
Two Young Women Burned in Michigan Auto Collision
In West Grand Rapids Mich two young women suffered serious burns in a head on crash that destroyed both cars. Elizabeth Greenwald 25 of Akron was listed in critical condition with severe facial burns and hair burned off. Doris Russell 25 of Mackinaw City Mich had less severe burns. The accident occurred about twelve miles west of town on 355 yesterday involving Charles Carter 24 of Borne City and Bernard Tanner 21 of Geylord who collided head on.
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West Grand
Mich
Fies
Elizabeth Greenwald
Akron
Mies Doris Russell
Mackinaw
Cox
Niemoeller Held Others Released in Germany
Berlin reports that Niemoeller remains in custody while other confessional pastors are released. The investigation is said not yet concluded, with the church calm following conciliatory statements by Hans Kerrl the church minister of the Reich.
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Berlin
Germany
Niemoeler
Hans Kerrl
Tanisser
Teich
Warden Lee Seeks Six Month Leave of Absence
Oscar Lee, warden of Wisconsin’s state prison at Waupun since March 1 1924, filed a request yesterday for a six month leave of absence to start March 7. He has run prison business from a sick shed for two months and could renew for six months if needed. Previously he led the Green Bay reformatory for three years and before that headed the industrial school for boys at Waukesha from 1917 to 1921.
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Waupun
Wis
Oscar Lee
Lee
Green Bay
Industrial School For Boys
Waukesha
Heavy Snow Forecast Across Midwest States
A storm system moving from Nebraska toward the east promises heavy snows in Wisconsin Michigan and colder conditions for most of the north central states. Snow totals include 28 inches in Houghton Michigan eight inches in Wausau Wisconsin and Bemidji Minnesota and four inches in Davenport Iowa.
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Nebraska
Wisconsin
Michigan
North Central
U.S
J. R. Lloyd
Omaha
Neb
Sioux City, Jr
Middle West
Lloyd
Dakotas
Iowa
Minnesota
Ilinois
Indiana
Weather Bureau
Alberta
Plains States
Mercury
Midwestern
New England
United States
Rocky Mountains
Houghton
Mich
Government Bureau
Wausau
Wis
Bemidji
Minn
Davenport
Fire damages three Fond du Lac buildings downtown
A downtown Fond du Lac blaze caused about 29,000 dollars in damage to three buildings. Six residents fled from second floor apartments as fire crews tackled the flames at the Adrian Dry Cleaning establishment and nearby shops.
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Fond du Lac
Wis
Adrian Dry Cleaning Establer
Ten Killed As Hue Airline Falls In Snow
A Northwest Airlines plane with ten aboard crashed and burned in the Bridger mountains north of Tavaeman Montana. Pilot Nick Mamer and co pilot F W West among the dead, eight passengers also killed. Local searchers faced blizzard conditions delaying recovery.
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Nick” Mamer
Northwest Airlines
Gillings
Mozt
Mamer
Chicago
Seattle
Hue
Burns
Tavaeman
Mont
Bridger Mountains
Here
Nick Mamer
Gallatin County
Bobsfd
C. A. Larson
Glenn White
Levitt J. Westlake
Forest Rangers
St. Paul
F. W. West
Spokane
W. EK. Borgenheimer
Basin
George A. Anderson
3B. F. Goodrich Rubber Company
Walter Ton
Douglas Mackay
Hudson's Bay Company
Ted Anderson
Freed convict claims two escaped inmates earned cash from Alcatraz
A freed San Francisco convict asserts two inmates, Penh Roe and Thestarc Cor, fled Alcatraz with funds and were later feared drowned as a tidal surge chased them toward the San Francisco shore. He speculates a boat escape aided by hidden backers, while others recall a prior Robbery charge and a pauper oath to avoid punishment.
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San SE
Alene
Ian Uend
Ohuals
San Francesco
William OL Ritchey
Dever
Fugat
Huery
Byrnes Defends Democratic Ties in Antilynching Filibuster
Senator Byrnes denounces northern Democrats as deserting the party while asserting that the Negro now controls the Democratic Party. He cites Walter White of the NAACP as pushing the antisynching bill and warns against sidelining it as sectional tensions rise. The filibuster extends into its fifth day amid calls for action.
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North
Bill
Washington
Byrnes
South Carolina
Democratic Party
South
Walter White
The
Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Senate
Barkley
Kentucky
Congressional Committee
Agres
Colunm
Roosevelt to Meet Industrial Leaders on Business Conditions
President Roosevelt summons five top industry leaders to the White House for a 5 p.m. conference on business conditions. Alfred P. Sloan, Ernest T. Weir, M. W. Clement, Lewis Brown, and Colby Chester attend, amid a heavy schedule and talk of recession tackling measures.
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Alfred PP. Sloan
Ernest L. Weir
M. W. Clement
Lewis Brown
Colby Chester
Washington
W.R
White House
Roosevelt
Alfred P. Sloan
General Motors Corporation
Ernest T. Weir
Pittsburgh
National Steel Corporation
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Johns-Manville Company
General Moods Corporation
National Association of Manufacturers
Stephen T. Early
Licely
Rvelt
Vnalisis
Cooperative Wneans
Wuse
Ide
Tine
Congress
Prink Murphy
Michigan
Supreme Court
Japanese Forces Advance Amid War Reports and Air Raids
Japanese spokesman warned of a possible next operation as Imperial Conference with Emperor Hirohito met in Tokio. Fronts in China were quiet while Japanese planes bombed Hankow airfields and Chinese targets. Japanese ships shelled Canton approaches. a destroyer reportedly hit after attempting to land marines. British river craft fled to safety. Heavy troop movements and reinforcements were noted in Shanghai and along the coast from Hangzhou toward Hankow.
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Shanghai
Hirohito
Tokio
Japan
China
Hankow
Shantung Province
Tsingtao
Lunghai
Boca Vigris
Canton
Sampunchon Island
South China
Hongkong
Hangchow
Shanghay
Trunk c
Japanmere
Simone
Hargar
Uscars
Tsinan
Proyvine Ciel
Spanish Civil War Front Near Teruel Sees Fighting
Government army pushes on lines near Teruel in the La Muela de Teruel area as both sides clash south of the provincial capital. Insurgent reports claim losses but government says positions improved and notes the capture of La Cota hill.
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Hendaye
la Mucla de
Teruel
de Po
Madrid
Royce Installed as Kiwanis Governor in Matteville Ceremony
Royce was installed as Kiwanis governor with Matteville figures taking key posts including secretary treasurer and trust roles. Other officers named include C B. Sir Bichners from Foconaha and J Anon of Racine with several district reps urged to promote safety education and community programs.
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Iwauker
Matteville
Goveror
Kiss
Cbs
Michigan
Binguel
Kiten
Karrmann
Mattevite
Melwne
Treaceurer
Sir Bichners
Foconaha
John
Anon
Racine
Ter Sagemurdier
West Alar
Tom Doneshur
Oconto
William A. Sheidon
Likhorm
A. d
Seitenspinner
Liebosgant TC
Gracvan
Tacetholders It
Noremberg
Eau Claws
Tri Soler
Neenah
Ht Kranner
Retelsburms
Heerington
Ta Crore
JL. F. Luther
Antunes
Wittas Clubs
Weather fragment hints heavy east snow and colder trend
Fragmented weather notes show snow possible tonight and heavy snow in the east with colder temperatures by Wednesday. Observations mention Milwaukee and Miami readings, plus vague wind and temperature data from Torchstatt Observatory.
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Milwaukee
Miami
Torchstatt Observatory
Southead
M.mimum
rAeh
Narcotics Seized as Three Leaders Detained in Chicago
Federal authorities announced a major narcotics seizure in Chicago worth about 15000 dollars. Three men were detained as alleged leaders of a nationwide narcotics ring: Abe Klan, 36, New York City. Tarsis Tonnenoneum, 33, New York. Robert Tersky, 23, Chicago.
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Chicago
Elizabeth Bass
Wisconsin Supreme Court bans Wisconsin Development Authority
The Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled unanimously that the Wisconsin Development Authority, a private entity created to promote public ownership of utilities, abused sovereign power by not being a public official body. The ruling nullifies a 130000 appropriation, notes the agency’s private membership, and signals death for similar Wisconsin Agriculture Authority plans.
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Kenneth Hopping
Madison
State Supreme Court
Wisconsin Development Authority
TVA
Lia Follette
Oscar M. Fritz
High Court
Wisconsin Agriculture Authority
Wisconsin
WDA
Supreme Court
Theodore Dammann
Justice Fritz
Study on Charges Against Geiger Delayed By Committee
Washington report says the house judiciary committee moved toward final review of antitrust allegations against three Milwaukee area finance firms tied to Geiger. Briefs were filed with the committee last week, and a grand jury had been discharged as federal case details emerge. Justice Cardozo reported by doctor to be holding his condition steady after recent heart attacks.
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House
Cummings
Ferciaie A. Geyer
Milwaukee
Wetson
Justin Suimmers
Just Department
Milwauckee County
Wisconsin
Geier
Justice Cardozo
John Maul Earnest Jr
Duster
Benjamin W. Cardozo
Cardozo
Supreme Court
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