U S Debate Over Shanghai Tensions Rises In Washington
Reports from Washington indicate U S leaders debate response to Sino Japanese clashes at Shanghai and Nanking. Officials discuss protecting American lives and property while considering League of Nations inquiries and potential military options. Discussions include consular cooperation and potential limits on intervention amid global pressures.
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Pacific Fleet Sails for War Games in Hawaiian Waters
The Pacific fleet departs San Francisco bound for simulated combat near Hawaii with 85 ships and extensive air and submarine forces. Maj. Gen. Briant Wrils commands the army contingent. the mission is framed as a training exercise but seen by some as potential real action against the Hawaiian area.
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U S Naval Assembly in Shanghai Given Full Lineup
A U S naval and military force lineup lists ships and personnel in and near Shanghai. Units include the cruiser Wonston, transport Chaumont, destroyers Al Shanghal and Cour, gunboats along the Yangtze, and air and marine support totaling about 2745 aboard various vessels and stations in the region. Also noted are placements at Manila and Elam Mo with distances cited.
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Hoover Orners Send Troops To Orient
Hoover administration orders forceful response in Shanghai as American troops and warships move to protect foreign nationals and property. Admiral Montgomery leads fleet with Houston and seven destroyers. Philippines reinforcement of 1000 troops aboard Chaumont. Britain, France join in, Japan pressed for protection of international settlement. White House statement promises troops returned to Manila when conditions permit.
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Citizen Thomas Andrew House Granted US Naturalization
Thomas Andrew House of Fort Worth and Austin, a Greek-born instructor at the University of Texas, was granted United States citizenship in a naturalization hearing before Federal Judge J. C. Wilkan this morning, February 1, 1943.
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Disorder and arson plague the international concession as police detain foreigners after curfew. Japanese authorities require emergency permits stamped by the naval commander for all in the settlement. Chinese residents face searches and violence amid nightly mob activity and widespread fear.
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Sino-Jap Clash on New Front Looms
Washington reports a threatened clash between Chinese and Japanese forces near Shanghai 500 miles down the coast. The city roils as gunfire and artillery sapper hunts fray rooftops while civilians flee in terror, Shanghai’s Chinese officials hastily abandon the city core.
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Paris Joins Protest Over Anglo French Naval Action
Paris formally notified Washington of a joint protest with American British and Irish interests against the Shanghai tension. The note states military moves from Paris would be limited to defense of French quarters at the seaport.
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Senate Approves Land Bank Funds in $125000 Aid
Washington Senate approves a $125,000 appropriation to support the capitalization of the federal land banks. The action passed today in a move aimed at bolstering rural credit and financing farm land projects.
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