Japanese Air Attack Targets Manchurian Rebel Leader
A Japanese flying corps launched a heavy raid in Manchuria aimed at General Ma Chan-Shan, the rebel leader. The assault, near Li Chi Tun between Hailun and Koshan, reportedly killed about 100 and involved cavalry reinforcements from Japan to press the northern drive.
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Haremn
Manchuria
INS
Ma Chan-Shan
Li Chi-Tun
Hailun
Koshan
Japan
Tsitsihar
Chile Tightens Income Tax to Sixty Percent Top Rate
Santiago reports the finance ministry introduced a steep income tax scale reaching 60 percent for high incomes. The capital remained tranquil as widespread unrest subsided under martial law and a countrywide storm kept demonstrators indoors.
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Santiago
Chile
Finance Ministry
Open Forum Letter Proposes Nonpartisan Public Service Ticket
A letter from TRUE DEMOCRAT urges forming a nonpartisan body from trusted citizens to serve without bias. It calls cutting salaries in half and using the gains for public works and job creation, with more workers at half pay. The writer indicts rail, telephone, and utility price increases and warns of a reckoning day on November 4, 1932.
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C. Wilson
Intimidation by Groups Condemned
An editorial letter by Algernon Lee Chivers condemns propaganda funded by political rings and organized minorities. It laments the effect on self-government as authorities bow to organized groups, preferring their opinions over those of the majority of individual citizens.
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Raltor
Algernon Lee Chivers
Trusts Face Reckoning Amid Public Outcry
Editor warns that trusts threaten the common people as railways come under attack by commissions. The piece frames Buch as a battlecry of the trust against national interests and urges action to curb monopolies.
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the Light
Caesar
Buch
United States of America
Mussolini Receives U S Thanks On Disarmament
Rome June 24 Premier Mussolini published a message from the American secretary of state delivered by Ambassador Garrett. The note expresses deep appreciation for Italy's cordial support of Hoover’s disarmament proposal at Geneva and notes pleasure that five governments are working together toward a favorable solution of the disarmament problem.
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Americatt
United States
Garrett
Italy
Hoover
Geneva
Sikmar Dino Grandi
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