Japanese group to face court over rail way study trip
Five Japanese men, four engineers for the Japanese government railways and the New York representative of the Japanese tourist bureau, were to appear in court in Kearny New Jersey to answer immigration questions. Police photographed the group near the Hackensack river shipyards where US Navy destroyers are built. Local authorities will develop film to check for pictures of the Shipbuilding and Drydock Co. plant.
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Kearny
N. I
United Aistes
New York
Japanese Tourist Bureau
Teken Mimiya
Federal Shipbuilding and Drydock Company
Hackensack River
Barrow Gang Uses Planes For Escape Sighting At Farm
Reported sightings suggest Clyde Barrow or affiliates used an airplane to survey the lay of the land for a daring convicts delivery. Guard Olan Bozeman said a plane flew over the farm for over an hour weeks earlier and another low flight occurred Monday afternoon over the area where men were clearing land.
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Tives
Barrow
Clyde Barrow
Olan Bozeman
Bozeman
HIT THAT COLD
Fragments describe a remedy using Laxative Ure and Bromo Wynne to treat cold symptoms. The text promotes internal cleansing and fever reduction, claiming it can revive the headache and fortify the system, mentioning druggists and a patent medicine tone.
Money Loan Ads Offer Auto License Financing
Local classified pages feature Money-La-Loan listings from several firms promising quick money against your automobile as security. Advertisements urge readers needing funds for auto licenses or bills to apply, highlighting reliable lenders and today’s available verviers.
Lay Holous Tei Star Marvin Be Adamson Ninth Infantry Halfback
Marvin Be Adamson, a private in Company L Ninth Infantry Fort Sam Houston, faces two robbery by assault complaints in Justice of the Peace John R. Shook's court. He is accused in one count of holding up H. Haywood at 1005 West Elamere and taking 1200 dollars on January 11, and in another of robbing bus driver W. C. Parker of eight dollars before January 16. He played for Brownsville Junior College and starred for the Ninth Infantry team this season.
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Marvin BE. Adamson
Ninth Infantry
Eighth Corps
Stooa
Justice of the Peace
John R. Shook
Adamson
Fort Sam Houston
San Antonio
H. Haywood
West Elamere Place
W. C. Parker
Japan to follow U S monetary plan under Roosevelt style powers
Tokyo reports Finance Minister Takahashi said Japan will likely adopt monetary policies like those of the United States. He indicated a study of gold and devaluation and plans to present legislation to parliament granting powers akin to the American president.
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Japan
U.S
United States
Roosevelt
Karechiyo Takahashi
Canada Dollar Proposal Reported
The Toronto Globe, via Ottawa, reports cabinet sources expect Parliament to be asked to lower the gold content of the Canadian dollar. The move would cut the debt burden by one third and likely raise prices for goods in domestic trade, affecting Canadian currency obligations.
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Torainto
Toronin Globe
Ottawa
Zhreles
The
Globe
Lins
Canada
Informal Agreement Reverted in London
London reports an informal Anglo American deal to hold the dolure pound steady near a key rate. Analysts react to President Roosevelt’s monetary stance, with traders citing the impact on currency values and international finance. The text mentions figures Skinner and Lyman and a reference to the hope of an 18 cent return at the mill.
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London
Moosevelt
Slaying of Nazi Trooper Sparks Dawn Violence in Atthalts
Two men were severely harmed at dawn in the Atthalts province after a raid related to the slaying of a Nazi storm trooper. The incident marks the first severe harm since 1886, reported from Dessau Germany with a terse, era-appropriate news style.
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Dessau
Germany
Atthalts
Doctors Back Birth Control Measures
In Washington on January 17 a conference of 500 physicians passed a resolution endorsing pending birth control wills. Capitol Hill hearings are planned for tomorrow on bills by Representative Pierce of Oregon and Senator Hastings of Delaware to permit physicians to disseminate contraceptive information.
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Washington, D. C
Capitol Hill
Pierce
Oregon
Hastings
Delaware
New Moon Shines as Arabs End Ramadan Fast
In Jerusalem on January 17 Arabs marked the end of Ramadan with a long awaited procession protesting Jewish immigration. The demonstration proceeded without incident. An employment ad fragment appears urging readers to consult a classified notice on Broadway at Fifth Street for a small fee.
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Broadway
Fifth Street
June Noble
Phrace
Jerusalem
Jane Noble
American Airman Sets New World Speed Record
Lee Miles, Los Angeles pilot, flew a self built four cylinder monoplane to a world speed record of 209 times an hour over a 100 kilometer course. The event occurred in Miami Florida on January 17 as reported, with a minor classified ad noting a Majestic Radio 45 for sale at $26.50 in Light Classifieds Classification 118.
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Miami
Fla
Lee Miles
Los Angeles
Majestic Radio
Hull condemns war as murder in Latin America tour
Panama City dispatch reports Secretary of State Cordell Hull denouncing war as murder and assassination. He arrived aboard the S S Santa Barbara ending a goodwill tour of Latin America. Watch for the February edition of The Light's Free Rental Directory.
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the Light
Ask Jar
Hull
Panama City
Cordell Hull
United States
S. S. Santa Barbara
Latin, America
Wiraly Stores
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Barrow Gang
Ape
Martin E. Adamson
Imu
Skinner
Lyman
Neoharvaalnda
Mele Cuticura
Young
Potter Drug &Chemical Corporation
Malden
Mana
Chevrolet
Fisher
Thei
ST. Anthony Hotel
Jn Pan
Chevrolet, Motor Company
Detroit
Michigan
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