Garner visit to Japan and Manila trip amid ties with Washington
Vice President Garner reveals plans for a fall stop in Japan en route to Manila for the Philippines inauguration. Observers see the trip as potentially easing U S Japan relations, with Garner as President Roosevelt’s emissary. Accompanied by 48 congressional leaders led by Speaker Burns, they would sail from Seattle on October 16.
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Philippines
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Willke
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Capital Fund Approval Roils Quiet Washington
Washington August 20 The capital reacts with amusement to a $16 000 appropriation nobody wants The money was authorized to aid a national encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic planned for 1938 G A R officials say the group does not know where it will hold the event and the encampment has no plan to pick Washington as host.
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Capital War
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Washington
U S Centennial Office to Open in Dallas
Cullen F. Thomas, U S commissioner general for the Texas centennial, said headquarters will open in Dallas about September 1 after talks with assistant commissioners J Percy Hirg of Dallas and Z Z Altgelt of San Antonio.
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U.S
Dallas
Cullen F.thomas
United States
Last Lincoln Body Guard Dies at 99 in Pennsylvania
Renry Gilbert, 99, last surviving member of six Civil War soldiers who guarded Lincoln's body, died at his home in Craley. He was guest of President Roosevelt at the White House on February 12, recalling the Lincoln study encounter.
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W—W. Renry Gilbert
Abraham Lincoln
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Craley
Gilbert
Roosevelt
White House
Lincoln
Famine and Famine Use in Soviet Russia Explored
A wartime style exposé questions whether the famine in the Soviet Union was engineered by the government to tighten control. It recounts alleged testimonies from Kharkov and Cheliabinsk officials and describes vast personal luxuries for elites while peasants starved.
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Adam M. Tawdul
Stalin
Russia
Moscow
Kharkov
Ana Cheligbinsk 3
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Urals
Ksharkov
Soviet Russia
Cheliabinsk
Levin
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Kremlin
Corrade Levin
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trans-Volga
Afghanistan
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Turkey
Awetia
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Condon Naval Parley Shaky in London Report
Diplomatic circles say the collapse of the Sitesa front and renewed Japanese demands for equality threaten the October preliminary naval conference. Britain may have arranged the talks but Traby is expected to decline a delegation, with Japanese participation doubtful.
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London
Sitesa
Traby
Stamps Exhibit Guards Address Growing Stamp Trade
At Louta on August 20, a trillion dollar display of postage stamps opened at the Society of Philatelic Americans forty-first annual convention. Armed guards and finance company reps surrounded the exhibit, illustrating how philately shifted from a hobby of King George and President Roosevelt era collectors to a modern big business amid loan salesmen and serious collectors.
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Louta
George
Roosevelt
Society of Philatelic Americans
Fort Sam Deserter Run Over by Train Near Fort Worth
Clarence Scossan, 97, a deserter from Fort Sam Houston Insteer, was severely injured Monday night after being struck by a Missouri Pacific freight train while attempting to board. Doctors at City-County Hospital operated and performed a blood transfusion. the patient’s prospects were uncertain.
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Fort Worth
Clarence Scossan
United States Iag
Fort Sam Houston
Missouri Pacific
Scossan
Parole Revoked in Suspect's Capture in Fort Worth
Fort Worth scene reports the 1933 homicide suspect Will Bonham Thompson arrested downtown as a theft suspect. Governor James V. Allred revoked his conditional pardon at Police Chief Benny Hewis's request. Patrolman O R Brown took Thompson into custody. Thompson had multiple automobile loots in his possession.
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Fort Worth
Will Bonham Thompson
Platal
James V. Allred
Benny Hewis
Thompson
Patrolmatt O. R. Brown
Safe Fat Loss Claim Promises Quick Health Gain
An advertisement markets Kruschen Salts as a safe and harmless way to shed fat, lose inches, and boost energy in a month. It urges readers to start with one bottle, then continue by eating lighter and walking, claiming dramatic weight loss and improved skin without side effects.
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Jose Fat
Keusehen
America
Kruschen Snitz
Young Democrats Ready for Fordem Meet in Milwaukee
Leaders of the young Democrats completed arrangements for their national convention here Friday and Saturday. A Washington announcement said President Roosevelt would be unable to address the meeting by radio.
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Milwaukee
UPI
Washington
Presdent Roosevelt
Biel
Settiday
Frogy
The
White House
Keaton Denies Vites Charge In Divorce Suit
Los Angeles Aug 20 Buster Keaton movie comedian answered his wife's divorce suit with two denials claiming Mae Elizabeth Keaton is part of his community property and in need of no alimony attorney fees or court costs, while denying improper conduct at a Santa Barbara hotel party last July 4.
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Los Angeues
Buster Keaton
Raskob Appeals to U.S. Leaders
John J. Raskob former chairman of the Democratic national committee appeals to leaders to defend the American form of government in New York city.
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America
Tandul
New York
Soviet Republic
Rascob
U.S
John J. Raskob
Democratic National Committee
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