Japan Sends Note to Clarify Immigration Policy Aims
Tokyo and Washington officials met as Baron Matsui sought counsel on Japan’s approach to U S immigration law. The note to Secretary Hughes aims to clarify Japan’s stance and deny threats of interference in American domestic affairs.
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Wall Collapse Tragedy After Factory Explosion
Eight firefighters were killed and several injured when a retaining wall collapsed at a Sint wet het ae Heebner fire story box factory following an explosion. Police and rescue workers combed the rubble into the night aided by volunteers in a frantic search for missing workers.
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U. S. Aviator Leave Despite Storm in Alaska
Reports say high winds and snow squalls sweep the Alaska peninsula as three U S Army aviators plan a 400 mile hop to Dutch Harbor Unalaska. Lt Lowell H Sasith said we will start if weather permits. The mission aims to encircle the globe.
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Two Jeraty Firemen Electrocuted On Duty
In Montclair New Jersey two Jeraty firemen died on duty after an electrical incident. Details are unclear due to fragmented text. The report notes emergency responders at the scene and references a high voltage hazard during firefighting operations. Further specifics on identities and exact cause were not readable.
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Bonnets insured for Easter parade in White Plains
In White Plains New York on April 1 reports that many bonnets for the Easter parade have been insured against rain. If as little as a tenth of an inch falls the insurers will reimburse the hat holder and allow the wearer to keep the hat.
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Tokyo Press Debates American Role In Pacific Peace
In Tokyo April 13 American readers hear views from Japanese editors about restraint versus forceful action. The Asahi urges America to bear responsibility for the pacific treaty and world peace trends, while voices warn against a military alliance or exclusive economic blocs. A note cites global cash output in 1982 as context for economic power.
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Late News Bullets From Washington and Beyond
Fragmented late news notices detail Senate investigations and hearing plans, including questions for Mary F. Kesnee of Tenpet Dome and Wheeler’s appearance. Other items mention Leviathan voyage updates, racing and military ties, and a Baghdad-bound expedition beginning in April, with various officials cited.
Postal Mead Would Increase Mailman Pay
Charles P. Stewart reports Washington concerns over higher mail carrier wages. Postmaster Harry New warns raises may force higher rates and public discontent, while proposing economies to fund a 43 million dollar increase without rate hikes, amid fears of widespread resentment and reduced service efficiency.
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Easter Holiday Travel Swells as Fine Weather Draws Crowds
England's Easter break brings unusually warm sunshine after a cold spell. Millions flee cities for the countryside and coast as trains run at capacity and roads fill with motor traffic.
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France Pressures on Gershany Fane Over Reparations
Le Matin reports France will apply pressure on Gershany or Fane and threaten prearranged concerted action if Allies do not replace them with a fixed plan and automatic penalties for German faults. France seeks reparations near 9000000 gold marks, with timing linked to inter Allied war measures.
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Hoprinn Formula B Cure for Heart
Fragmentary Hartford report notes a claimed Hoprinn Formula B cure for heart conditions. Readers see mention of Gage and an April 13 date but details are unclear due to damaged lines.
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Border town gambles with devices run by countrymen
An OCR fragment describes a border town and Mexicali as a center of gambling via devices run by countrymen. It notes a curfew, a busy flow of Americans crossing for illicit gains, and a volatile scene of diluted wine and chips with a frantic, crowded atmosphere. The piece references two houses run by a quartet and hints at continuation on Page Three.
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Six Bank Robbers Face Execution
Six bank robbers face execution as authorities move toward formal sentencing. Ren Ortenna reports from April 18 detailing the case, the defendants’ identities, and the government’s stance on punishment.
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Vets Debate Cash Bond Plans in Bonus Bill Action
The American Legion endorsed the soldier bonus bill but warned against amendments. Senator Curtis was the lone vote against immediate consideration as lawmakers debate a full cash option and speed passage amid party lines.
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Crashed Glass Found In Food At Dinner Party
Dr Val C. F. prominess analyzed reports that glass fragments were found in food served at a dinner party at his home. Two guests ate portions before the incident was noted and the meals were under investigation.
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Weather Outlook For Next Week
Washington April 19 forecast shows generally fair conditions across the United States with temperatures slightly below normal in the early days and near normal later. Clearing skies are expected, with improving conditions toward the end of the period.
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Clara Kimball Young Reported Better in Port Wayne
Actress Clara Kimball Young shows improvement after illness in Port Wayne Indiana with updates from local sources dated April 12. Reports emphasize recovery progress and ongoing rest under care.
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