China Crisis Deepens as Powers Seek Peace Plan
As Japan intensifies attacks on Shanghai and Nanking, Allied nations rush warships to the coast and push a peace plan. Montgomer y Taylor arrives with the American fleet. Britain France Italy and Portugal reinforce positions while consuls strive for truces amid ongoing shelling and evacuations.
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Japan
China
Shanghai
Woosung
Whangpoo
Nanking
Montgomery M. Taylor
Asiatic
Houston
Manila
Philippines
Great Britain
France
Italy
Portugal
America
England
Tokyo
League of Nations
Hongkew
Chapel
Edwin
Honanfu
League of Nations Council
Geneva
J. H. Thomas
Dominions
Washington
Hope
Orient
Frederick Hale
Maine
Rep
Senate
Naval Affairs Committee
Pacific
Senator Hale
London
East
Roosevelt Opposes U S League Membership for Now
Roosevelt declares opposition to American membership in the League of Nations in a New York Grange address. He says the League is a European forum and calls for a future international trade conference to lower tariffs.
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DY Atebsele
Geneva
Orient
China
Arthur Henderson
Mr. Henderson
Far East
Stimson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
League of Nations
New York State
Woodrow Wilson
Roosevelt
Europe
America
Reconstruction Finance Corporation board formed with Dawes and Meyer
The RFC board was completed with Charles G. Dawes as president and Eugene Meyer as chairman, opening quarters in Washington and beginning loan requests. Senate confirmed Harvey Couch and Jesse H. Jones as directors, and Wilson McCarthy was named to complete the board. Applications for over a hundred million in loans arrived as the board began operations.
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Reconstruction Finance’ ‘Corporation
Charles G. Dawes
Eugene Meyer
Commerce Department
Washington
Senate
Harvey ©. Couch
Jesse H. Jones
Hoover
Wilson McCarthy
Salt Lake City
Homemaker Tips From Michigan State College
The Homemaker s Corner presents practical advice from Michigan State College home economists. A chamois skin cleans windows with little effort while paint and lacquer add charm to furniture. Planning weekly meals saves time and improves diet variety. Scissors kept handy in the kitchen speed tasks. A child s play is vital to growth along with food and rest. Local tailor can alter children s coats with new button holes.
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Sylvia Medsker
Home Economics Department
Michigan State College
Tecumseh teens burned as Civil War powder explodes
Robert Hanna and Wilson Haight, seniors at Tecumseh High School, were testing Civil War era powder at the Hotel Chief lobby when a match sparked an explosion. Hanna suffered facial and arm burns as the powder canister shattered. Haight and hotel clerk Ray Pritchard were uninjured.
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Robert Hanna
Tecumseh
Wilson Haight
Tecumseh High School
Hey
Ray Pritchard
Hanna
Haight
Pritchard
Clinton
The Trouble With Frozen Assets and Cold Feet
A Datls News editorial argues that global liquidity woes are linked to hesitancy in deploying funds. It links frozen assets to cautious investment, warning of market stagnation if confidence does not return.
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Datls News
Farm Show Highlights Michigan State Week Attendance
A large gathering at Michigan State College featured Governor Wilber M. Brucker and a total weekly farm audience around 19 000. The event showcased corn and livestock displays, rifle and sheep contests, winning ribbons, homemakers programs, and discussions on farm business practice and tax issues.
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Wilber M. Brucker
Michigan State College
Joseph F. Cox
Michigan
Still Worse Than War AEF Casualty Figures Reported
Figures show 50 510 AEF members killed in action and died of wounds in 18 months of World War I. Wounded not mortally total 182 674. Auto accident deaths in U S 53 650. Nonfatal auto injuries 1 576 840 in the 18 months ending Dec 31 1931.
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U. S
U.S
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