Battles and bombardment amid Woosung occupation
Japanese forces bombarded Woosung forts and surrounding areas as Chinese defenses struggled. Fire and smoke rose across the sector while ships and aircraft targeted coastal positions near Hoorken and Nough island. United States and British units reported bombardments and snipers, with ongoing shelling of Chapel and oil facilities near the river.
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Woosung. Org
Ateady Sitram
Sintg
Teece
Secido
Els
Cherri
Jaraeqo
Hoorkenk
Pandhan
Woosting
Neha
Woosing
Hongkew
O Orlick
Soaif Creek
Reettlement
Werder
United States Marines
Wouston
Argyll Gad Herland Highlanders
Berwick
Fina
Dci
Hells
Asiatic Cum Company
Nough Island
Janghai
Suney
Asiatic
Marriage Chimes End Italian Town's Tyranny
In an Italian town, youths defy a violent control to wed, signaling a rare collective move toward freedom. Leaders advocate for reform as fear fades and couples take steps toward lawful marriage despite year of threats.
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Reggio Calleria
Iralx
Tange Itis
Muhlig
Parish opens book program for jobless in city
Francis S. Colter dean of the Protestant Episcopal cathedral at St John’s leads a church initiative to provide books for the jobless. The parish announces its doors are open and urges unemployed residents to visit for assistance and support.
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Francis S. Colter
Protestant Episcopal Cathedral
Joros
Faithful Dog Foils Burglary Attempt in San Francisco
Earl Baker, arrested on burglary charges, blamed the dog named Spot for the intrusion at 1027 Howard Street. Patrolmen found Spot guarding the scene with the terrier Spet by his master. Baker appeared before Municipal Judge Alfred J. Fritz seeking work.
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San Francisco
Earl Baker
Heker
Baker
Frank Murphy
Jock Matthews
Goodwill Industries
Howard Street
Under
Dahla
Bohr
Alfred J. Fritz
Electric shock fatal during boiler leak hunt in city
Chicago reporting a man identified as Steve Lite inchik, age 4, of 123% South Tenia Street, was electrocuted while investigating a boiler leak near Paureth Street and Fourteenth Avenue. Police believe an exposed wire or damaged line caused the incident as he stood on a metal surface.
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Chicago
Steve Liteinchik
Tenia Street
Tooter Toots Wing Fils Case in Chicago Court
In Chicago, attorney groups gathered around Mdpe Edward Casex as the court heard a dispute about sound equipment installed by Johns-Munville at Lucille Theatre on 653 North Civero avenue. Demonstrations showed acoustics to persuade Judge Casey, who ruled against the theater for the installation.
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Chicago
Edward Casex
Leslie Ferry
Dany
Accousts
Johns-Munville Corporation
Lucille Theste
Youthful Aviatrix Refused License
Los Angeles reports a 14 year old girl named Dretta Bell being denied a pilot license. The girl, claimed to be the youngest aviatrix in the country, awaits education and age requirements before earning permission to pilot a plane. The incident notes the aviation department requiring her to wait two years for certification.
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Los Angeles
de Case
Bee
Dretta Bell
Mans Iille
Alinsigh
Mira Pell
McKenzie freed amid habeas corpus battle
A disputed habeas corpus hearing centers on Pete McKenzie known as Mackay as sheriff Hausser and deputies move to transfer him from county jail to the courthouse for a key ruling. Prosecution plans high bond, with witnesses to challenge Pete's identity amid a town vigilant over the alleged youthful killer.
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Mr. McKay
Donaldson
Pete
McKenzie
Scores
Hyx
Merihac
Stat
Tete McKenzie
Agra
Haussec
Ebert Ford
Declarau
John A. McAnally
Albert Hausser
Frank Matthews
Berar County
George Stith
Reform School
Smith
Kore
McKay
Governor O Max Gardner Receives Radio Installation
The official governor of North Carslich, O Max Gardner, has a radio installed in his car. The receiving set is in the passenger area near the steering wheel, and the device appears to be fully functional.
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O. Max Gardner
North Carslich
Clarksburg Man Recalled After 17 Years on the Run
Frank Cadletta alias Tonis Ioax escaped custody after being tried for crime, fled to Pennsylvania and hid for 17 years. He was finally captured and brought back to West Virginia as Pennsylvania and West Virginia agencies clash over his case and the civil rights union seeks his release.
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Clarksburg
W. Vi
Frank Cadletta
Tonis Ioax
Mentehe Nogge
Perussivania
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
American Civil
Iberes Union
Will leaves grandchildren inheritance with 300 mile rule
In Oklahoma City a wealthy St Louis merchant named Leopolla Guegenheima left his estate to two grandchildren. The will requires the siblings Sanl Gigeenheim, 14, and Marr, 12, to live at least 300 miles from their mother until they reach age 30, or else forfeit shares. Probate has begun.
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Oklahoma
Naudial
Leopolla Guegenheima
St Louis
Gigeenheim
Marr
Vatican technical chief suspended after library collapse
VATICAN CITY Feb 3 Ratio We Hoasi head of the Vatican technical bureau was suspended from duty amid implied responsibility for the collapse of a wing of the Vatican library in December.
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Vatican
We Hoasi
Vatican Technical Bureau
Valicny
American Friends of India's Freedom Formed In U S East
About 100 prominent Americans form the American Friends of India's Freedom in East Gandhi area to back Mahatma Gandhi and his non-violence movement. Members include Detroit Mayor Frank Murphy J J Mathews Norman Thomas Rabbi Stephen Wise Oswald Garrison Villard Waldo Frink Kirby Page and William Lloyd editor of Ye Arbitrator.
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Kew Yok
INS
Mahatma Gendhi
Concord Bell Ringer Slips As Armament Conference Opens
In Concord, Hazel Ringer forgets the bell as Geneva disarmament talks begin. The ringer mutters “Columbia, the cradle of the ocean” and ends with “What About and Navy Forever,” a slip during the opening ceremony.
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Concord
N. Hazel
Columbia
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