Revolt in Tokyo and subsequent political crisis
Rebels led by young officers seized Tokyo buildings and killed four senior statesmen as Emperor Hirohito took control and closed censorship. In Washington, farm policy and WPA debates headlined Congress, with Roosevelt veto of seed loans and Hagood controversy prompting war department disclosures.
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Tlitarists
Japan
China
Mongolia
Tokyo
Keisuke Okada
Viscount Makoto
Jotaro Watatabe
Koreyiko Takahashi
Hirohito
Fumio Goto
Tokyo Bay
Shanghai
Sadao Araki
Johnson Hagood
Highth Corps
Washington
Malin Craig
Hagood
Secretary of War
Congress
Tom Blanton
Texas
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Ter
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House
WPA
CCC
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McSwain
House Military Affairs Committee
South Carolina
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Lfe
Albert Cabell Ritchie
Maryland
Henry Latrobe Roosevelt
Navy
Ritchie
F. D. Roosevelt
Henry L. Roosevelt
Department
Swanson
Naval Academy
Marine Corps
Michigan Briefs Highlight State Ventures and Local Events
Lansing reports outline Maize on blue license plate colors for 1937. Bay City notes $625 in old currency found after a barn wreck. Detour recovers 85 year old Andrew Thompson under coal. Michigan prisons to wear hand made shoes as cobbling expands. Sault Ste Marie warns late river opening due to ice. ice thickness near 22 inches. Isle Royale land purchase funded with $800,000 plus state match. University of Michigan notes Avery Hopwood winners Peters and Gezell. Old Age Assistance boosts to about 20 000 recipients. CCC builds 103 foot log bridge linking Houghton Lake state forest to deer refuges.
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Orville E. Atwood
Michigan
University of Michigan
Bay City
Robert Rochnow
Andrew Thompson
Thompson
Great Lakes
Marquette Branch
Sault Ste. Marie
St. Mary’s River
Coast Guard
United States Navy
Secretary of the Interior
Isle Royale
State Administrative Board
Ann Arbor
Arthur Peters
Birmingham
Avery Hopwood
Peters
Christine Gezell
Houghton Lake
Lower Peninsula
Muskegon River
Houghton Lake State Forest
Missaukee County
Grand Haven
iIf
Mussolini
Tl Duce
Haile Selassie
Eagle Ottawa Leather Co
State Highway Department
Grace Construction Co
Marshall
Olivet
McKenzie Co
Dearborn
Charlotte
State Line
Harrison
Washington
Harry L. Pierson
WPA
Three
Rural Settlement Administration
Forest Service
Basswood
Iron River
Ottawa National Forest
Neutrality doubted as Europe shifts power balance
Washington editor warns Congress replays neutrality debate while Europe realigns. Italy joins Germany and Austria, Britain and the Soviet sign mutual help. France fears Rhineland issues. US unity with Western Hemisphere could shape colonial settlements and deter broader conflict.
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Miessount
Italy
Germany
Austria
Poland
Hungary
Hitler
Washington
Congress
United States
Europe
France
England
Russia
North Sea
Mediterranean
Pierre Laval
M. Laval
Mussolini
Flandin
Roosevelt
Atlantic
Western Hemisphere
Mr. Roosevelt
South America
Tinion
Saxony’s Densely Populated Regions and Cultural Hubs
Saxony is one of Germanys most densely populated regions with Dresden as its capital on the Elbe. Leipzig stands out for its fairs and musical heritage, including Bach’s many works created there.
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Saxony
Germany
Dresden
Elbe
Leipzig
Bach
Wood types in guitar construction described
The article explains guitar components use different woods: backs and sides often maple ash or cherry with rosewood inlays. soundboard typically deal. neck and fingerboard may use ebony beech or pear. the bridge may be ebony.
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California
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Missouri
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Georgia
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Roberts P. Hudson
State Bar of Michigan
Hudson
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Detroit
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Kalamazoo
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