Sino-Japan Crisis Near Eastern Asia on Threshold
James A. Mills analyzes the Sino-Japanese crisis as Japan mobilizes 100 million empire power for a struggle with China. A patched regional truce fails to resolve core issues, with Nanking rejecting the deal and Tokyo moving army navy units toward China for decisive outcomes.
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James A. Mills
Associated Press
Japan
Asia
New York
China
Peiping
Nanking
Tokio
Savage fighting on Madrid front ends in stalemate
Five days of intense combat west of Madrid yield no decisive gains as loyalist and nationalist forces clash over hill 660 near Villa nueva de la Canada and Villa franca del Castillo. Air and artillery bombardments continue while Villafranca del Castillo holds strategic importance for both sides.
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Madrid
Villanueva de la Canada
Villafranca del Castillo
Casa de Campo
Milwaukee Loses Patent Suit Over Sewage Disposal
Federal Judge Geiger awarded Activated Sludge Inc a 4.98 million judgment against Milwaukee and its sewerage commission plus 10 contractors for patent infringement in the nitrogen cycle based disposal method started in 1928. City plans appeal. misorganite by-product sale funds at risk. About 135 cities similar plants exist. royalties payments common.
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Milwaukee
F. A. Geiger
Activated Sludge, Inc
City | Sewerage Commission
Charles W. Babcock
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Lynn A. Williams
U.S. District Court
Geiger
Activated Sludge
Babcock
United States
Walter Jones
Stourbridge
England
Forest Fire Ravages North Fork Area in California
A forest fire near North Fork Fresno swept out of control and burned over 500 acres before 150 CCC and ranger crews restrained it. Roy Blood led operations amid rugged terrain as firefighters faced harsh mountainous country. In Montana, 700 men battled a second blaze eight miles from Missoula along Miller Creek threatening homes.
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Fresno
Calif
North Fork
Hings River
CCC
Roy Blood
Missoula
Mont
USA
Rocky Mountain
Miller Creek
Forest Service
New Angle 15 Introduced as Troops Remain
Sino Japanese crisis deepened as the Thirty seventh Chinese army refused to evacuate positions west of Peiping. They held the Marco Polo highway bridges and the Yungting river crossings and manned Wanpinghsien despite a truce. Japanese claims of noncompliance and Chinese reports of renewed troop movements marked a volatile standoff near Peiping.
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Tientsin
Peiping
Marco Polo Highway
Yungting River
Wanpinghsien
Twenty-ninth
Thirty-seventh Division
Senators Override Roosevelt Veto On Low Interest Bill
Washington senators voted 71 to 19 to override the president and enact a measure extending low interest rates for federal land bank mortgages and land bank commissioner loans for two years. The act keeps 344 percent for one year and 4 percent the next, with land bank commissioner loans at 4 percent instead of 5. The move came despite objections that the rates amount to subsidies costing about 20 million dollars annually.
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Washington
U.2
Senate
Alben W. Barkley
Roosevelt
Federal Land Bank
Land Bank
House Are Ready
Barkley
Marvin Jones
Texas
House Agriculture Committee
Treasury
Land Bank Commissioner
Husting and Comeford Named by President Roosevelt
President Roosevelt nominated Berthold J. Husting as U S attorney for the Eastern Wisconsin district and John M. Comeford as U S marshal for the Western Wisconsin district in a White House announcement.
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Comeford
Washington
Roosevelt
Berthold J. Husting
U. S
Wisconsin
John M. Comeford
Roosevelt Court Bill Referred Back To Committee In Senate Vote
Washington senator group sent the Roosevelt administration court enlargement plan back to judiciary committee by a 70 to 20 vote. Senator Logan of Kentucky moved the referral as Vice President Garner pleaded for settlement of the party split. The committee later favored shelving the bill and ordering two new measures for lower courts only, with minor dissent.
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Washington
Senate
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Judiciary Committee
Logan
Kentucky
Senate Judiciary Committee
Garner
Democratic Party
Oden
Nee Mn
Strike settlement ends Foster Lothman walkout
National and local presidents of match workers travel to Barberton Ohio to discuss walkouts at other plants if the dispute here remains unresolved by Friday. At 2 pm indications point to a near end of the Foster-Lothman Mills strike as the company submits a new bargaining proposal to the committee for a vote Friday at 9:30 am.
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Match Workers
Barberton
Foster-Lothman Mills
Foster-Lothman
Trades and Labor Hall
Lawrence Carlstrom
Wisconsin
United Automobile Workers
H.E. Scheck
United States Department of Labor
Mander Proposes U S Takeover of Palestine Mandate
London Liberal MP Geoffrey Mander urged Britain to surrender its Palestine mandate to the United States. He asked Prime Minister Chamberlain to consider asking the League of Nations to offer the mandate to the United States, while Parliament debated partition amid calls for study and a League review. The government backed a compromise to present a definite partition scheme after further inquiry.
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London
Geoffrey Mander
Great Britain
United States
Palestine
Mander
Neville Chamberlain
League of Nations
House
of Commons
League
William G. A. Ormsby-Gore
Royal Commission
Britain
Holy Land
Nine State Codes End Saturday in Wisconsin Trade System
Wisconsin faces the end of nine state codes on Saturday as the legislature fails to renew the system. The codes regulate hours wages and prices in trades from barbering to highway construction affecting about 100000 workers and employers who seek reenactment. The fair trade practice commission will die with the codes and funders warn voluntary continuance is unlikely under current laws.
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Madison
NRA
Wisconsin
la Follette
State Fair Trade Practice Commission
Commission
Supreme Court
Wisconsin Recovery Commission
Fair Trade Place Thce Commission
Lawrence C. Whitler
Fred M. Wylie
Birch Nominated Lions Clubs Head for International Vote
Chicago Milwaukee resident Frank V. Birch was nominated unopposed for president of the International Association of Lions Clubs. Election set for tomorrow along with three vice presidents and a board of directors during the four day convention. Vice presidents nominated unopposed include Walter F. Dexter Alexander T. Wells and Karl Serrick. Board candidates include Leslie Eichelberger E G Gill Murray Hanes Jack Minton Edward Paine Lay Thomas Robinson and Murray Iran with locations given.
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Chicago
Frank V. Birch
Milwaukee
Wis
International Association of Lions Clubs
Birch
Lions
Walter F. Dexter
Sacramento
Calify
Alexander T. Wells
New York City
Karl Serrick
Jackson
Mich
Sail
Leslie Eichelberger
Honolulu
E. G. Gill
Roanoke
Wag Murray A. Hanes
Springfield
Jack L. Minton
Nashville
Edward H. Paine
Michigan City
Joseph W. Pitts
Alexandria
Lay
Thomas M. Robinson
Helena
Mont
Murray
Iran
Grand Forks
N. D
Police blamed for deaths at Chicago riot memorial day clash
The La Follette committee in Washington accuses Chicago police of excessive force and indifference to life after a Memorial Day demonstration by steel strike sympathizers. Ten demonstrators died near the Republic Steel plant May 30 as police dispersed the crowd with shots fired. The coroner ruled the deaths justifiable homicide. The report says the assault was unneeded, unwarned, and that first aid was not provided to wounded.
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Washington
la Follette Civil Liberties Committee
Chicago
Senate
la Follette
Progressive
Wisconsin
Republic
How Senators Voted To Recommit Bill
The record shows votes on recommitting the court bill with 70 yeses and 20 Democrats opposing, plus one La Follette progressive, one Farmer-Labor member for, and 16 Republicans also for. Notable names include Adams, Andrews, Barkley, Brown, Connally, Glass, Johnson, Lodge, McNary, Nye, and Vandenberg among others, with absentees and unrecorded noted.
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Washington
Bilbo
Black
Bone
Bulkley
Caraway
Chavez
Ellender
Green
Guffey
Hatch
Hitchcock
Hughes
McKellar
Neely
Schwartz
Schnellenbach
Smathers
Truman
la Follette
Farmer-Labor
Lundeen
Adams
Andrews
Ashurst
Bailey
Barkley
Brown
Michigan
New Hampshire
Bulow
Burke
Byrd
Byrnes
Clark
Connally
Cope
Land
Dieterich
Donahey
Duffy
George
Gerry
Gillette
Glass
Harrison
Herring
Holt
Johnson
Colorado
King
Lee
Lewis
Logan
Lonergan
Maloney
Doo
McCarran
McGill
Minton
Moor
Murray
O'Mahoney
Overton
Norris
Haydon
Pittman
Berry
Followers of Adusevlt to Crowd Action
Washington officials push to keep Congress in session and pass housing, wage hour, and farm bills amid debate on adjournment. Senate leaders split with McNary and Pope opposing major legislation and urging study for next session. Administration supporters, including fresh lawmakers, back staying to advance government reorganization and a six ascendant presidential aides package.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Bone
Brown
McNary
Oregon
Pope
Idaho
House
Roosevelt
Mystery plane reported flying across the Atlantic
A British merchantman Ranee reported an unidentified plane passed over 500 miles off Newfoundland headed toward Europe. Crew heard motors and saw lights but could not identify the aircraft. Edmonton aviation officials said a foreign flyer may attempt a round the world flight soon with Edmonton as a refueling point and fuel supplies arriving.
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New York
Atlantic
Europe
Radio-Marine Corporation
Ca Race
Newfoundland
Edmonton
Alberta
Safo
James Bell
Bell
Germany
Shell Oil Company
Shell Company
Fuet
Weather Forecast Amid Storms and Warm Patches
Fragmented forecast notes from Associated Press indicate thundershowers in the northwest with late night warmth. Friday looks cooler in Bone central and extreme west portions with partial clearing. Temperatures show scattered readings including Yellowstone at 48 and higher spots near 106.
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Associated Son
Bone Central
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A. A. Jamieson
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Jamieson
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House of Commons
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Adusevelt
Northwestern
Yellowstone
Oapreipphn
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