Japan Bars Foreigners From Shanghai Areas in War Tension
Foreigners in Shanghai faced new restrictions as Japan limited access to Kiangwan Tazang and Liuhong north of the city to reduce incidents. Only Hungjao and a small strip near Hongkew to Kiangwan race course remain open with passes. The move follows military activity and guerrilla disruption of supply lines, with no further explanation given.
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Shanghai
Kiangwan
Tazang
Liuhong
Hungjao
Hongkew
Kiangwan Race Course
Nanking
John M. Allison
United States
Allison
Hangchow
Tokio
Joseph C. Grew
Grew
Kensuke Horinouchi
Air Shanghai
Army
al- Hsaw
U.S
John R. Morris
United Press
Luzon
Romanian Envoy to Russia Recalled Amid Political Tensions
Diplomatic circles report Romanian ambassador Ed mond Ciuntu to Russia recalled to Bucharest with no reason given. Ciuntu was linked to Nicolas Tri nescu, a former premier who opposed the current government. Jan. 21.3?1 S. Ostrow, Soviet ambassador to Romania, handled royal duties and indicated no successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Edmond Ciuntu
Russia
Bucharest
Thut Ciuntu
Nicolas Trnescu
S. Ostrow
Rumania
Caral
Anced
Ostros Weki
Octavian Goga
Program Committee of GOP Opens Office in Chicago
Washington P. chairman Glenn Frank announced the GOP program committee would hold a two day organization meeting in Chicago on February 28 and March 1. He said no permanent headquarters would be opened in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Glenn Frank
Republican Party
New “Committee On
Chicago
Chiezza
28 Counties Seek More State Aid Over Relief Bills
In Ashland Wisconsin county meeting 28 northern counties urged the state emergency board to raise relief bill reimbursements from 100000 to 350000. Gustafson cited nearly 30000 owed by Ashland and urged quicker state support, while Hoesly defended funding limits and urged counties to settle prior debts first.
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Ashland
Wis
Wisconsin
State Emergency Board
R. W. Gustafson
Gustafson
Ashland County
Public Welfare Department
Ab Madison
E. J. Hoesly
Hoesly
State
Air Bain Armistice Proposed For Spain
Barcelona reports the Spanish government proposing an air raid armistice to halt bombardments that killed hundreds and wounded many in Valencia, Barcelona, Salamanca and Seville. Insurgent commanders offered no reply yet. The government warned reprisals would follow any insurgent bombing of Spanish cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barcelona
Spain
Valencia
Salamanca
Seville
Jesser
Ministry of Defense
Oropesa
Talavera
Termiol
Aragon
Tenzel
Weather summary for January period from Milwaukee Chicago area
Weather report notes cloudy conditions and snowfall in the southeast portion with colder temperatures in northern regions. It records yesterday’s highs and lows in Milwaukee and Chicago, with a forecast period from January 21 to February 5 calling for notable snow and generally below normal temperatures in a conservative pattern.
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Witomin
Rom Ath
Northerstem
Milwauker
Phoendy
Wavre
Chicago
Vweather Mimox
WPA Workers 18 to Get Shoveling Jobs in Wisconsin
Representative Gehrmann said the Works Progress Administration will deploy all available workers and equipment to clear snowbound areas in Wisconsin Bayfield Ashland and Iron counties and Michigan upper peninsula. The plan aims to aid citizens suffering from recent storms and restore roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gehrmann
Wisconsin
Works Progress Administration
WPA
Chicago
Bayfield
Ashland
Iron Counties
Upper Peninsula
Michigan
Reames Named to Oregon Senate Seat to Finish Steiner Term
Alfred Evan Reames Medford attorney was appointed by Gov. Charles Martin to fill the unexpired term of Frederick Steiner as U S Senator from Oregon. Reames a Democrat will be 68 Feb. 5 and is expected to assume the seat in Washington immediately. Steiner resigned after 11 months in the Senate to join a Washington law firm. Oregon's senior senator is Charles McNary, Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Ore
Alfred Evan Reames
Medford
Charles Martin
Frederick Steiner
U. S
Oregon
Reames
Washington
Steiner
Hursday
Charles McNary
Arctic Storm Sweeps US With Snow and Cold Wave
A fast moving Arctic storm brings heavy snow across Montana to the Dakotas and Nebraska while bitter cold sweeps into the deep south. Temperatures drop to four below zero in Helena and rise in the Great Lakes region. Weather forecasters predict the system will move southeastward into the Midwest and South as relief remains temporary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
United States
Montana
Wyoming
Dakotas
Nebraska
U. S
J. R. Lloyd
Chicago
Rockies
Middle West
Helena
Moni
Lloyd
Central States
Great Lake
Deep South
Atlantic States
South Atlantic
Jacksonville
Miami
Florida
Atlanta
Asheville
N.C
Kansas City
Omaha
Neb
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Newsome
Nicaraqua
West Virginia
Canada
Michigan
Minois
Wisconsin
Veterans Endorse Senate Growth Since Entry
Two veterans, Pittman of Nevada and Sheppard of Texas, mark 25 years in the Senate as they agree the body is more capable than in their early days. Each recalls early milestones and the shift toward younger, more impulsive senators while praising evolving leadership and notable presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Washington
Pittman
Nevada
Sheppard
Texas
Pitman
Comimritica
Sheryard
Shep
Sock
Open hearings set on defense plan during wet week
Washington leaders said the house would pass Roosevelt's arm and navy expansion by Feb 15. Vinson announced hearings to begin on a bill authorizing an 80 million dollar navy building program including 47 fighting ships 22 auxiliaries and 1 000 airplanes. Leaders aim quick approval though midwestern bloc members object to more battleships.
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House
Washington
Roosevelt
Rman Vinson
House Naval Committee
May
Kentucky
Military Affairs Committee
War Department
Walsh
Massachusetts
Senate Naval Committee
Congress
Tiegan
Farmer-Labor
Minnesota
Johnson
Farmer- Labor
Withrow
Progressive
Wisconsin
Boileau
Southoff
Weather men seek extra pay for offshore radio reports
Ships radio operators demand special pay for relaying offshore weather information beyond working hours. A conference between the American Radio Telegraphists association and the U.S. Weather Bureau aimed to resolve curtailment of reports, with forecasters warning of forecast difficulties without ship data. Major Bowie noted no weather information reached the Bureau from ships in 24 hours ending 4 p.m. Westerdas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
American Radio Telegraphists Association
U.S. Weather Bureau
Smill Vest
Pacific
Caste
Federal
BE. T. Bowie
Westerdas
Series of Blasts Hit Italian Plant and Romania King Speaks
A Romanian king assures no violence against Jews as Romania faces political shifts. Separately, an explosion at a Maltese arsenal near Segni, Italy kills and injures dozens, with 39 fire squads deployed to fight fires and rescue victims in the 10,000 resident town southeast of Rome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Maly
Segni
Rome
Enioqute
Vittoria Emanuel I
Elen
Benito Mussolini
Seadlund Named in True Bill in Kidnapping Case
An early trial was anticipated for John Henry Seadlund who was named in a true bill by a federal grand jury charging him with the kidnapping of Charles S. Ross. Eight witnesses were summoned to the jurors’ room yesterday as prosecutors prepared for trial within two weeks and sought the death penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
UTI
John Henry Seadlund
Charles S. Ross
Triad
U.S
Michael
Igoe
Ifor
President to Address Birthday Ball Dancers
President Roosevelt marks his 56th birthday with a White House dinner and a nationwide radio tribute. A Cuff Link Club gathering and film-star luncheon are planned, while a $50 000 benefit for the National Foundation for Infants Paralysis aids the celebration.
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Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Romevelt
Fredric March
Joe E. Drews
Gavner Elisner Wernelt
Louise Favenda
Noehenal Foundation
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Cesiera
Richland Center Store Gutted by $49,000 Fire
Fire gutted a Richland Center business early morning causing estimated damage over $40,000. Firefighters battled flames for hours to save the Pease something store in the business district.
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Richland Center
Wis
Paine Lumber Plant to Resume Door Shipments at Oshkosh
Industrial smoke rises from the Paine Lumber Co plant in Oshkosh signaling a comeback in woodworking. The factory prepares to ship its first doors in five years next week, rolling out hollow Rezo brand doors made under Nathan Paine’s American rights. Two Tull cars will go to a Milwaukee jobber, with production expanding to meet nationwide orders and a hopeful outlook for the building materials market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine Lumber Com Ming
Oshkosh
The
Northwestern
Nathan Paine
Chinese Sailors Threaten Wharf Fight With Japanese Crew
Police halted a Chinese crew aboard the Saleh who sought a weaponless clash with the Japanese Seamen from the Keiyo Maru. Boston police, at the request of Paterson Wylde & Co., intercepted the emissary note and blocked delivery to prevent a confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Benjamin Goodman
Boston Police Radical Squad
Whch
Army Base
Goodman
Summonses Served in Backman & Co Civil Suits
Wausau Wisconsin A We Prehia sad today summonses had been served in civil suits to recover 2000000 against three principal officers of Backman & Co Madison securities firm Prehn said the suits would name Buckman president Lewis George vice president and Holt secretary treasurer Complaints to be filed in Dane county circuit court within 10 days delays due to information from current bankruptcy hearings being incorporated into the complaints as hearings continue next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wausau
Wis
Wuld
Ubr. Backman & Co
Madison Securities Fam
Previ
Prehm
FE. Buckman
Lee. George
E. C. Holt
Prehn
Dane County
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Donald Rithberg
XRA
Robert H. Jackson
AIR Bain
GUT Steiner
ACTIC
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Miture
Tare
Cnzatly Tognetl
Uas
Ylkon
Bignter
Paltman
Wilton
Peng
Colum
Ortany Wether Bureau
Louvre
Pyle
Jes
Carol
Alvin J. Steinkopf
Romania
Royal
Octavian Cioga
Great Munitions Factory
Seadlurd
Keller
U.S. Attorney's Office
Milwaukee
L. Ware Keller
Aesistant
Attorne Bere
Dimting
Tosnhiom
Toduy
Fener
Carl Be
Malwauher
Keeler Reise
Hever
Treate
Sunita
Tiecker
Fottel Security Poutd
Chatnel
EAC
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