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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1932

Page

4

Japan and Shanghai settlement threaten Chinese forces

The United States readies protests over Japan using Shanghai’s International Settlement as base of operations against China. Foreign Minister Yoshisawa, in Washington via Debuchi, reports Secretary Stimson seeks Allied cooperation while Japan pushes ultimatums to Chinese and Meyer Wu Te Chen. Japan aims to force Chinese withdrawal within 20 kilometers of settlement, with a second ultimatum open to negotiations and multilateral involvement.

Tyorto INS United States Japan Shanghai Kenkithi Yoshisawa Debuch Washington Yoshiawa Henry L. Stimson Debuchi Stimson France Great Britain Skimson Slimson Foreign Office Mumoto Shigemizu China Uyeda Tsai Ting- Kai Meyer Wu Te- Chen Pereyade

New Navy Airship to Be Called Macon

Washington report says House naval committee chair Vinson announced the navy's new giant airship will be named Macon after the Georgia city.

Navy Macon Washington, D. C Vinson House Naval Committee Today Georgia City

Court Administers Thrashing in Woodbury Youths

In Woodbury New Jersey Recorder Frank Johnson ordered harsh punishment for three underage boys Franklin Helser 16 Norman Redfield 15 and William Elliott 14 for breaking a dealer lock. The officer applied ten lashes each with a belt in the courtroom as witnesses watched.

Woodbury N. J Frank Johnson Franklin Helser Norman Redfield William Esliott

British tar shell victim and Shanghai front bombardment

Reports from Shanghai describe heavy naval and ground actions as Japanese forces push on the Chinese front from Chapel to Kiangwen. Chinese artillery and rifle fire accompany the bombardment, while British mariners in the International Settlement report casualties and a cut Great Northern cable disrupts emergency connections. Sir John Hope-Simpson protests the bombing of a refugee camp, noting the camp’s distance from the lines and Red Cross markings.

Faye Que Dapangse Hongkow S. Tomita Shanghai Honeense Chapel Kiangwen Woosung International Settlement H. BM Suffolk Aly John Hope-Simpson National 7, Relief Commission League of Nations Dss John

New Manchi State Formed Amid Mukden Talks

Chao Hsin-Po, mayor of Mukden and ally of Japan in Manchuria, faces charges over drafting a proclamation for a new Manchurian Mongolian state. Reports indicate the proposed name Ankuo meaning land of peace. The constitution would enshrine popular sovereignty, self governance, inter-racial equality, and open trade.

Mukden Manchuria Chao Hsin-Po Japan Epnrova Ankuo Maung Min

League of Nations appeals to Japan on China crisis

The League of Nations council issued a formal appeal to Japan urging an end to hostilities in China. The communication, delivered to Naotake Sato, urged Japan to honor obligations under the covenant and to accept peaceful dispute settlement, warning that continued discord could threaten global security and the disarmament process.

Geneva League of Nations Couficl Japan China Naotake Sato Tokle League Shanghai Ieague Council

Hundred Picketers Arrested in Bombay Liquor Auction Protest

In Bombay on February 17 about 100 picketers, including several women, were arrested outside a hall where liquor licenses were auctioned. Within half an hour about 80 were tried and sentenced to six months rigorous imprisonment as part of a government crackdown on Mahatma Gandhi's renewed passive resistance.

Bombay Inda Jquor Mahsime Gandil

Digest Poll Shows Repeal Sentiment Indicated

Preliminary returns from four cities in the Literary Digest prohibition poll show overwhelming repeal sentiment. The figures were published today and the four titles were widely scattered with at least a 2 to 1 favoring repeal.

Aid Unnecessary for Alaskan Group

Outside aid probably will be unnecessary to bring relief to inhabitants of seven native villages on the Bering Sea coast where tidal waves wrought great destruction weeks ago. Clark McGarber, Indian affairs superintendent in Western Alaska, said today.

Fairbanxs Alaska Bering Sea Clark McGarber Indian Affairs

Action Is Rusted on Glass Steagall Bill in Senate

Washington D C November day after rejecting proposals for direct federal relief to the unemployed the Stengel glass Steagall bill moved toward enactment to revamp the federal reserve system and broaden credit The administration aimed to win Senate approval before nightfall then send the measure to conference to resolve minor differences between House and Senate versions

Senate Washington, D. C House Senaps

Hoover Seeks Expanded Executive Power in Reorganization Plan

President Hoover proposes a sweeping reorganization to streamline government by retaining 10 major departments while redistributing authority by executive order. He envisions a centralized public works administrator to oversee construction and contracts, with rivers and harbors under army engineers and a personnel administrator replacing the Civil Service Commission. The White House calls the plan non partisan.

Promi Warzs Army Engineers Cal Hoover Civil Service Commission Bureau of Efficiency Classification Board White House

Lichtenberger Linked to Bank Robbery in Oklahoma City

Authorities traced the bank robbery to Lieut Lichtenberger, an Oklahoma native educated at Creighton and trained at Kelly and Brooks fields. He reportedly consorted with military authorities for an asset, aided by Sgt Maloukis, while witnesses identified a blue sedan used in the heist. The crime occurred Monday night as Thulemeyer and his wife were ordered to lie down. about 7,000 dollars were involved, though initial reports overstated the haul.

Cukdalupe PH -Higuiser Lichtenberger Maloukis Kelly Oklahoma Creighton ‘University Kely Field Brooks Chanole Field Illinois Raddolph Field Brooks Field Amst Atd Lehr Hausser Schert Thulemeyer Walch

Hoover plan to lease Muscle Shoals for fertilizer endorsed

President Hoover's proposal to lease Muscle Shoals for fertilizer manufacture was endorsed today by Alabama local operators. The approval comes amid congressional debate over the project and its regional economic impact. The endorsement signals support from key industry figures in the Alabama area.

Washington, D. C Hoover Muscle Shoals Alabama Cecal

Fire Inspections to Be Made in 8.4 Areas

San Antonio authorities plan fire inspection checks in eight point four area sectors to assess fire recertification readiness and ensure compliance with safety standards. Officials emphasize thorough surveys, document reviews, and required corrective actions where needed.

Army Post Seeks Muzzle Loaders For 200th George Washington Anniversary

Fort Sam Houston issues call to arms seeking individuals with old muzzle loading weapons. Soldiers and enthusiasts invited to bring preserved arms for display during the two hundredth anniversary celebration of George Washington.

Army Post Fort.Sam Houston Percengel Pert George Washington

Youth Treated After Knife Wound in Altercation

An 18 year old, Odnatado Rodrigues, was treated for a knife wound to the left side at Robert B. Green Hospital Tuesday night after an altercation with another youth. The second youth was arrested when he appeared at the hospital for treatment.

Odnatado. Rodrigues Dean Surett Robert B. Green

Vague May Statements on Japanese Action in Shanghai

A fragment notes the American reaction to Japan potentially being held responsible for damage in Shanghai. It suggests the U S government views Japan as liable for harms arising from military operations based from Shanghai, affecting China’s forces. The text mentions ambassador Hal and Debicht in Washington in a speculative context.

Muji Debicht Washington Jefel Japan Bela

Tetterine Promised Relief for Skin Trouble

An old advertisement touts Tetterine as a remedy for skin troubles including itching and eruptions. It claims quick cooling relief and permanent comfort, urging direct purchase from Savannah and noting quarantine and non prescription status.

Ind Piragles

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