Press Chief Warns of Danger in East Asia
Col Hayo Mabuchi, chief of the Japanese Army Press section in Tokyo, warns that while Japan leads in Asia the Tripartite Pact has shifted some toward China. He stresses China is split into two camps, with Britain and the US backing Chungking, and urges Japan to build real strength to realize a new East Asia order.
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Churchill Card Left by German Left at Hamburg Barricade
London April 12. Following the recent RAF raid on Hamburg a bombed district area was closed by a hoard bearing "Closed to construction work." A Zurich telegram from the Bachadge Telegraph correspondent notes a later inscription reading "building constructor Winston Churchill." Police offer a reward of 100 marks for the practical joker's apprehension.
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Winston Churchill
Students Run City and Fine Teacher Pause Civic Day
In Prairie du Chien Wisconsin high school pupils acted as city and county officials during a Citizenship Day. Miss Violet Dohse a math teacher was fined $1 in police court for not stopping at an arterial highway. the student county physician quarantined the student county treasurer for misdeeds.
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Stolen Car Ace Turns in Badge
In New York on April 12 Patrolman August Schalkham nicknamed Eagle Eye Gas by the trade because of his skill at spotting stolen cars is turning in his shield after 22 years with the New York police. He recovered more than 300 stolen automobiles and remembered countless license numbers.
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Grass Said Best for Dairy Cattle
Grass said best for dairy cattle as the ideal ration per the federal formula. Young, tender pasture grass boosts intake and, when mineral rich, supplies nutrients essential for health, reproduction, and high milk production.
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Washington
Slow Poke Auto Drivers Targeted in Delaware Law
In Dover Delaware Senator W H T Purnell backs a bill to curb slow driving that blocks traffic. The measure passed the senate and may advance to the House while proposing higher speed limits on divided roads and a 34 mph limit in residential areas. Local authorities would set unit rules and enforcement would be by police.
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Neutral Soap Proves Safe for Cotton Cords in Laundering
Washington April report from the Bureau of Economic Research states that cotton cords and corduroys do not fade when washed with Neutral soap suds, indicating no color loss under laundering tests.
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Washington
Bareau
Nome Economes
Hookup Doubles 15 Year Light Bill
City reports a 15 year illegal electrical hookup in an apartment leading to a boosted meter reading. Fire officials say Hedin family paid charges since the covert wiring was installed by an unknown resident years ago. A Watertown investigation continues into the long running fraud.
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Cooks Eats Frees Leaving no Card
In Columbus Onjo April fen Mia May Speakman faced a troubling scene as she served meals at her home. Police investigated claims that she prepared and served meat she did not intend for her own supper, feeding attendees with altered food offerings.
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Onjo
Fen Mia
May Speakman
Inexperte Light Want Ads Promises Quick Tenant Leads
A brief ad urges landlords to use Inexperte Light Want Ads to find tenants faster. It promotes adwriter services and a dialing option to place listings efficiently.
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