Japan Sees U S Navy Expansion As Peace Factor
In Tokyo on March 25 prominent naval figure Vice Admiral Tetsutaro Sato argues the United States aims for peace through naval growth. He warns of growing U S strength creating naval disparities and urges Japan to steadily bolster its own sea power to safeguard Pacific stability.
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Tokio
Japan
Tetsutaro Sato
Naval Staff College
Naval Board of Command
Sato
United States
America
Pacific
Route to assure safety of relief ships in war zones
Berlin discusses the need for clear routes and safe conduct for relief ships bound for Rotterdam. Naval authorities stress without defined ports and routes, safe passage in the war zone is impossible. The piece contrasts British relief losses and questions policy implications for elderly workers awaiting pensions.
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Berlin
Tuckerton
Vling
Rotterdam
Admiralty
Massachusetts lawmaker urges pension aid for workers forced out
The writer cites recent arguments in Massachusetts regarding compulsory health and old age insurance and notes factory pace and modern production strain on workers. He argues many cannot adapt to new methods and would be left dependent if no provisions exist before retirement. The piece reflects debate on state action to aid displaced workers.
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RST Co
Ariike
Ford
Iowa
Massachusetts
Gt Irnde McCall
Plant On City Lots Says Lubin To Wilson
The United States should mobilize for food by expanding agricultural production, says David Lubin. He urges planting potatoes, turnips, carrots, and corn on farms and city lots, increasing animal feed and cotton output, and proposes a parcel post food distribution to curb prices and speculation. He warns war could last two more years.
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Rome
London
United States
David Lubin
International Institute of Agriculture
Lubin
Wilson
Europe
Associated Press
America
Germany
Four Workmen Die in Subways Explosion Under East River
Four workmen were killed and 11 seriously injured in a dynamite blast during construction of a new subway under the East River near Blackwell's Island. The explosion occurred 135 feet below the river bed as workers labored in the tunnel. The Queensboro Bridge is noted as the span across the river.
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New York
East River
Blackwell’s Island
Queensboro
Subway Blast Traps Sixty Workers in Tunnel Panic
Sixty workmen were in the subway when the blast occurred. The injured and dead were carried from the tunnel via a small shaft. Inmates at Blackwell's Island hospitals and penitentiaries were thrown into a panic by the force of the explosion.
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Penitentiary and
Ware
Blackwell's Islands
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William Duncan
Aladdin
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