Peage Plan Proposes Joint World Peace Efforts
A published state statement details a January to February 1932 effort to end hostilities in China. It reports calls from Chile, Japan, and the United States for immediate cessation, with Japan and China urged to withdraw forces from Shanghai and establish neutral zones under international supervision. Negotiations would follow under the Kellogg Pact and League of Nations guidance, with Allied powers submitting the proposals to Tokyo and Nanking.
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Mexico Army Flier Visits A Fields
Major B. 4. Del Campo, an army aviator who trained at Brunkenfold and Kelly in 1927, visits Kelly Field and plans to spend several days examining the local army airfields and facilities.
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Miners Plea Heard On Federal Relief Bill
Washington Feb 2 The miners and union leaders testified before a House labor subcommittee urging federal relief funds to avert widespread hardship in Pennsylvania and West Virginia. They pushed the LaFollette Castalan bill proposing 475 million dollars for federal aid and argued it is essential to stave off starvation among 15000 miners and families in the coal fields.
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West Virginia
Japanese Agrees to Discontinue Shanghai Patrols
Washington reports Japanese consent to halt patrols in the Anglo American sector of the Shanghai settlement. Two Japanese reconnaissance planes were observed. US forces in Shanghai strengthen positions as Adm. Montgomery-Maylor moves to join destroyers. Dill urged Japan and China talks while warning of broader Pacific dangers.
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Texas Will Seek Business Relief Plan
Governor N. S. Sterling appoints the grigory committee to represent Texas before the Reconstruction Bicance board. An organizational meeting is set for tomorrow with two members, Senator Walter Woodeard of Coleman and Mace Stewart of Galveston, preparing to submit plans to the Reconstruction Finance Corporation for Texas business enterprises and banks.
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Texas
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Oil Firms Move to Abate Texas Ouster Suit
In Austin on February 2, assessments show Texas Attorney General James V. Allred leading an antitrust ouster case against 45 major oil refiners and corporations. The company seeks abatement and cancellation of a court order compelling officials to appear, with possible appointment of a commissioner to gather testimony for a final judgment.
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Tobacco magnate dies by own hand in Missouri office
James M. Dison, 60, once vice president of an American tobacco company and familiar Wall Street figure, was shot dead in his Splangleld Missouri office. A verdict of death by own action was recorded by Sulinity corner authorities. Dison, a New York resident who had returned there after stock market losses, was unmarried.
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Surgeons Operate on Fire Captain in Local Crash
Fire Captain Vaston Hill of No. 7, injured when a fire truck overturned at Southa Alamo and South Bresq ateeetn, underwent spinal surgery at Santa Trosa infirmary. Davis, another fireman also hurt, remains there for treatment.
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Past Presidents of D C to Be Feted Luncheon Host
An all past presidents of the chamber of commerce will host a luncheon next Monday noon at the St. Anthony hotel honoring Herman L. Ochs new president. Karin Chamberlain, former president, will offer toast.
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Candler’s Condition Is Satisfactory
Bishop Warren A. Candler senior bishop of the Methodist Church South underwent an abdominal operation. The procedure was performed with local anesthesia due to his age, and he is reported to be satisfactory in Atlanta.
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Services Held for Drowning Victim Lambert Family
Funeral services were held Tuesday for Stella Lee Lambert and Walter Lambert who drowned after falling into a river near Newell Avenue. The Lambert family residents of Grayson and I mira atréeta attended the services, with officers and community members expressing condolences.
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Tokyo Talks Signal Shifts In Global Crisis
The United States and Japan consider diplomatic moves as Tokyo prepares to engage with Cameron Forbes and other envoys. French ambassador’s arrival deepens protest, while Japan’s stance in the Qa Sangha crisis prompts regional tension and growing resentment toward allied decisions.
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Allied to Probe Charges on Gas
Anna Allen and the attorney general took steps to probe gas charge allegations connected to panhandle purchases and resales at high profits. The inquiry aims to determine the legality of selling low priced gas goods in one state and profiting in another, amid regulatory concerns and safety considerations.
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Asiatic Fleet Ships to Hasten to China Area
Manila February 9 The United States Asiatic Fleet moves ships toward the China area to protect nationals in danger zones. Only a few submarines, their mother ship Teaver, and some cavalry remain in the energy harbor as Marines deploy. The Forty-fifth Infantry has arrived from Fort Meltinier, and Thirty-first Infantry shows the transport Chaumont carrying about 1000 troops.
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Beauty In a Test Tube panel explains Palmolive use
The article urges readers to follow beauty expert instructions for cleansing and skincare. It stresses gentle washing with warm water, a cold rinse, and proper makeup routine. Palmolive is promoted as a preferred foundation cleanser by over 20,000 beauty experts.
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