Potential new commerce treaty with Japan debated in Washington
Washington officials weighed a possible new commercial pact with Japan to replace the treaty terminated by Secretary Hull. Senators Pittman and others signaled action on a resolution to ban war shipments, while the treasury studied countervailing duties and Japan's mineral funding. Officials noted existing commercial gaps and explored impacts on China policy and foreign interests.
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Washington
United States
Japan
Gull
Tokio
Theas
Pittman
Democrat
Nevada
Senate
Hull
Soul
Congress
Treasury
Hill
Aste
China
Use the Big Sunday Light for quick action
A brief note urges rapid steps using the Big Sunday Light for swift response. It cites a spur for immediate action in a community context, mentioning a date and local organizational cue to mobilize volunteers or resources.
Americans Lease Crown Property Home in London
A royal property known as the noncymoon home of King George and Queen Elizabeth was prepared for new tenants, Mr. and Mrs. Resnois Albertini, an American railway magnate and his wife. The lease covers five years at a price of £3900.
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Royalty
London
Laxige
Crown
George Amd Qoren
Elizabeth
Resno
Albertini
Laredo Terrapins Dodge Water in Rainy Streets
Laredo report notes terrapins of the turin family wandering dry paths after heavy rains. Thousands of slow moving creatures are seen ambling through streets and byways seeking refuge from floodwaters.
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Laredo
Turin
South Texas
Lewis at Talk Sparks Fight Over Garner Attack
Washington observers sifted the impact of John L Lewis's sharp attack on Vice President Garner. Labor and liberal circles hailed it as a master stroke that could shift support toward Garner, while conservatives and Republicans warned of burned bridges. Congress divided as Democrats and Republicans weighed the incendiary lines and Senate voices urged restraint amid the furor.
Burgunder Given Death Sentence for Desert Murder
Robert Burgunder, 22, a college sophomore, was sentenced to die on October 6 for the murder of Jack Peterson in Phoenix. The judge denied a motion for a new trial before passing sentence.
Labor backs Lewis in Texas political split
Amid a statewide labor show of support, Texas unions rally behind Lewis for president as Garner opposition centers in Dallas with AFL Central Labor Council chief Wallace Reilly criticizing any attack on the president. Other Texas labor leaders echo firm backing for Lewis and oppose Garner.
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Houston
Fwy
Lake
John L. Lauis
Garner
Dallas
Wallace Reilly
A. F. L. Central
Ftee
United State
Lewis
Uelik
Towave
McBrice
A. S. Texas State Federation of Tabor
King Lewsk
Don
A. PL
Texas
P.M. Kenedy
C. O. Texas State Industrial, Union Council
Roy Bossions
diRirtol Provident
Oil Workers International CC
Carla
VIEW CHIEF OF POLICE Wild West Hero Type
An article profiles Ray Ashworth the Wichita chief of police, detailing his tall frame blue eyes and chiseled features, his quiet talk and football background. It traces his life from Anthony Kansas birth to Wichita high school and Friends University printing, his rise from patrolman to chief, marriages and children, and notes on his personality as a tough but fair leader with little interest in politics.
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Ray Ashworth
Helgat
Anthony
Kan
Wichita
Ashworth
Ine
Univerity
Wirkits
Kansas
O. W. Wilson
Wilash
Hoe
Wan
Teutenat
Bvanston
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Greenwich
Gonn
Rvanston
Eately
Waffle Institute
Northwestern University
Mabel Bears
Miah
Judith
Patring Jean
Mahel
Don Weld Hevard
Plea for Jap Children Permanent U.S. Residency
Buffalo New Jersey July 28 An American mother appeals to government to allow her two Japanese subjects children to become permanent residents. Esther Rogers divorced wife of a Japanese educator says Sen Mead and Rep Andrews will sponsor legislation to let her son Dexter and daughter Elizabeth stay in the United States. The children born in Japan have eligibility for citizenship but would remain here only on temporary visas due to their background.
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Buffalo
N. J
United States
Esther Rogers
James M. Mead
New York
Walter G. Andrews
Washington
Dexter
Elizabeth
Dapait
Klyasiy Shami
Doshtan Uniiversity
Kre
Japan
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Nebraska
Tetler
Garner Ovation
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California
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W. A. Harvey
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