Shanghai Feels Bubonic Plague Amid War Scare
Shanghai faces a bubonic plague outbreak traced to sanitary chaos after bombings. American and British ships evacuate civilians as Japanese blockade and naval actions complicate relief efforts. Diplomatic tensions rise over the Chinese air attack on a Dollar liner and a British ambassador’s shooting.
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Shanghai
Britain
Hongkow
Ramirel Barry Yernell
United States
China
Sieaxe
Aboutenes
Brigishman
Hoover
Soover
Shanghei
Harry E. Vernell
Tenan
Woosung
Yengtze
Lincoln
Heer
Manila
Ching
Washington
T. Wang
Cordell Ful
Hughe Montgomery Knatehpuil-Engessen
Tokyo
Cures for Communism and witty literary notes
A witty anecdote from Anta Monica about a rich father and a communist heir ends with the son abandoning the doctrine. Irvin S. Cobb reflects on listening etiquette as Hoffenstein and Ogden Nash crash a studio gathering. Nash is praised for poetic distinction while his imitator trains his own son to imitate.
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Ethiopia
Mussolini
Haile Selassie
Great Britain
Lion of Judah
Il Duce
Britain
France
Addis Ababa
Djibuti
Hille Selassie
League of Nations
I Duce
Anta Monica
Calif
Led
Sam Hoffenstein
Ogden Nash
Democratic split fuels Roosevelts New Deal parity
A Washington political column analyzes the Democratic party rift, President Roosevelts tactics, and key figures like Guffey Wheeler Burke and O Mahoney. It questions the administrations aims to pack the court, the implications for 1940, and the fate of party unity amid factional battles.
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New Deal
Mos
Democratic Party
Guffey
Pennsylvania
Wheeler
Montana
Burke
Nebraska
O’mahoney
Wyoming
Farrey
Indiana
Roosevelt
Barkley
Kentucky
Senate
Virginia Dare
Smellea
Manteo
N.C
Senator Guffey
New York
Committee For Industrial Organization
John L. Lewis
United States
Tyne x
Rney Zs
O'Mahon
Farley
Fragmented 1934 Senate race talk and party strife
Fragmentary OCR describes Democratic splits in 1934 Pennsylvania politics. It notes Guffey opposition, a resignation mood, and a radio tirade by Senator O Mahoney influencing reelection battles. The text cites party attack lines and calls for unity amid cross state pressures.
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Pennsy
New York
United ‘T
Pennsylvania
Tat
Senate
Artor
Revet- Venti
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