Bustling Cal Hunter Seeks Publicity In War Talk
Bearst Rake San Simeon Calif Feb S Me Frank B Kell loos p formerly adcrelors of astute visitor at this ranch drove up Front Los Angeles in his 16 cylinder Cadillac bringing tibia writer and Mr James Dizon of Los Angel Kellogg believes prolutl tion will influence campaign public opinion protests of elect rities privately cannot infl uence policy Publicity is sought The former secretary of plate in excellent health faces use of pend lawa unable to drive 70 miles an hour He is 74 and has endured hard work The war talk centers on Japan China and Roosevelt views Japan may attack if US chooses to join Manchuria Korea and war plans loom The article notes Roosevelt warned of possible war if Japan escalates The piece references Mellon appointment and British ties and debates about Europe debt and prosperity It mentions prose propaganda and the need for restraint while noting bombs and bombardment in Shanghai and Chinese cities
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Senator Lewis Hat Tossed in Ring in Chicago
Supporters of Senator James Hamilton Lewis of Illinois have launched petitions to renominate him for the Democratic ticket. Petitions circulated nationwide were filed in his behalf with the secretary of state in Springfield, while other candidates for state and national offices keep filing their own petitions ahead of February 22.
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Chicago
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Tisnote
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Springfield
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Rownty
Mate
Killer faces court fight for life
John M. Hate MrTienzie faces a sanity hearing and possible transfer to San Antonio for a third sanity trial. District Attorney Walter Tenn says the hearing must occur where the original conviction was obtained. If found sane, the death sentence could be carried out without further proceedings. McKenzie remains in state prison pending the outcome and potential transfer details.
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Ninedre Courtly
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Tynan
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Jugoslavia to Sign Sugar Pact In New Accord
The report states Jugoslavia will subscribe to a sugar agreement, detailing a 15 000 ton annual quota. The next meeting of the signatory council was announced, with officials noting the pact aims to regulate sugar trade.
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Weather Forecast For Sap Abboola and Vicinity
Unclear text predicts increasing cloudiness and warmer Friday night with Saturday partly cloudy and warmer. Low around 46 degrees Friday night, high Saturday near unspecified value. Light easterly to northeasterly winds, more cloudiness and warmth in east and south portions. Additional weather notes appear garbled and partially unreadable.
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East Tegast
Perinns
Mattrale
Accord On Ad Bills Ought Overtaken By Senate Talks
At a conference between supporters of the two relief measures senators debated the direct relief bill and a substitute. Democratic leaders favored a plan costing 750 million for relief loans to 16 states and a tax funded extension. The conference wrapped with no immediate vote, aims to reach an accord by next week. A separate note reports a kidnapping in Tucson with one person recovered after exposure.
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Minnesota man urges refi bill for farm debts in Senate
A Minnesota farmer named Mitic Mowry backed a bill to refinance farm debts at low rates with a reduction in interest and a moratorium feature. The measure, sponsored by Senator Prager and others, aims to ease the mortgage burden built up since 1920.
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Former President Galles Presents Son by Second Wife
Mexico CCTV reports the second wife of former President Galles gave birth to a son yesterday at their winter home in Cheyenne. The child is joined by an older child born January 15, 1941. The president’s first wife died at Nogales about five years ago.
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Income Tax Shock March Predictions By Forbes
The column warns of a March 16 tax payments surge, noting a sharp drop in individual payments and corporate receipts from 1931 profits. It advocates broad sales tax reform and argues for minimal burdens while expanding revenue sources.
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William Randolph Vearst
Canada
Gibbons Tells of Battle Noises Greeting Arrival Of Doughboys
Gibbons describes the Shanghai port scene as doughboys land with 100 infantry and 100 engineers from Manila aboard the Chaumont. The scene shows Japanese and Chinese amid muffled artillery, ships, and crowding decks as American troops brace for the next move in wartime Shanghai.
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Shanghai
Dreyfus dies lone Pirates owner and leader ship
New York on Wednesday news that Harney Dreyfus longtime owner and figure in the Pittsburgh Pirates baseball club died at Mount Sinai hospital aged 66 after a period of illness. Dreyfus had headed the Pirates since 1900 and steered the team through many seasons, previously running other league affairs and serving as chairman of the scheduling committee of the National League.
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Fengne
Lucille La Verne Injured in California Crash
In Altadena California Lucille La Verne known figure Girille La Verne suffered injuries in an automobile accident. She was confined to her home with five dislocated vertebrae reported alongside other injuries.
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Troop Train Blasted by Bombing in Shanghai Area
A Chinese troop train near Chapel and the Shagang area was bombed by Japanese planes, killing and scattering soldiers. The attack also damaged Chenli University, wounded a pilot, and left bodies along tracks as Japanese airpower supported a broader assault in the Yangtze region. Chinese anti aircraft units fought back with artillery and air defenses.
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Daily Light Circulation Leadership Report
Circulation leadership at the Daily Light shows Express and Murer sections with varying percentages. The report notes changes in total circulation, daily newspapers, and advertising reach, highlighting shifts in distribution and readership across multiple areas.
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