Conditional truce near in Far East and gorilla recovery
The nations reach a conditional truce as China and Japan spar while Russia strengthens Manchurian borders. N gi the Washington gorilla improves after an oxygen chamber provided by Mrs. Eleanor Patterson, sparking debate on hospital use. Dr. Deiech and Boston doctors revive a presumed dead baby, prompting questions about the soul. Robert P. Lamont Jr plans a Moscow cattle production study, and West Point education prompts questions about its purpose.
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Eleanor Patterson
The
Washington Herald
Boston
Frank M. Deiech
Boston City Hospital
Robert P. Lamont Jr
Russia
Mr. Lamont
Moscow
Colorado
Wet Bloc Pushes Liquor Control Vote From Committee
The House moved toward considering a state and local liquor control plan after 145 signatures on a petition to bring the measure to the floor. Texas Democrat Mansfield, wheelchair bound, signed as supporters urged a normal, rational debate on prohibition.
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Washington
D. C
Judiciary Committee
Mansfield
House
Linthicum
Maryland
Beck
Pennsylvania
Representative Blanton
Texas
O'Connor
New York
Hiave
LaGuardia
Garner
Naval Hospital
Griffin
Blanton
American Boycott Association Formed in New York
Formation of the American Boycott Association to lead a country wide non governmental boycott against Japan was announced today in New York. Mrs Corliss Lamont and William Loeb Jr are executive secretaries with headquarters in New York. Ramon Cass noted Catalan painter dies in Madrid at age 70.
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Japan
New York
American Boycott Association
Corliss Lamont
Thomas W. Lamont
J. P. Morgan
William Loeb Jr
Roosevelt Favored in Democratic Nomination Betting
New York March 1 Governor Franklin D Roosevelt remained the favorite for the Democratic presidential nomination according to betting commissioners J B Fried and company. Odds against Roosevelt were 2 to 1 while John Q. Garner and Alfred E. Smith trailed at 41 2 to 1 and 41 2 to 1 respectively with Governor Ritchie of Maryland next at 5 to 1.
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New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
J. 8. Fried and Company
Alfred E. Smith
Ritchie
Maryland
Alien exclusion in Congress quota gains approval
The Sparks resolution to amend the constitution to exclude aliens from the count for apportioning representatives was approved today by the House Judiciary Committee by a 2 to 7 vote. The amendment would read that aliens shall be excluded from the count in each state for apportioning representatives among the states.
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Washington, D. C
Sparks
House | Judiciary ‘Committee
Full Payment of Bonus Proposed
Washington March 1 Senate heard a plan by Senator Thomas Democrat Oklahoma to make immediate full payment of World War I veterans adjusted service certificates under a bond issue. He argued it would greatly boost money in circulation.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Thomas Democrat
Oklahoma
Romanian King presses Helen to return for Crown Prince Michael
In Bucharest on March 1 a report notes King Carol of Romania failed to reconcile with his divorced wife Princess Helen and now seeks her return to Bucharest to resume duties as mother of Crown Prince Michael.
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Bucharest
Helen
Carol of
Romania
Michael
Gandhi's Youngest Sentenced to Jail
Meerit Meetur district dispatch reports Davi Das Gandhi youngest son of Mahatma Gandhi was arrested February 2 for abetting the civil disobedience campaign and today received a six months imprisonment sentence.
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Meerut
India
Davi Das Gandhi
Mahatma Gandhi
Mahatma
New York Gasoline Tax Up One Cent in State
Albany New York March 1 The cost of motoring in New York state rose today as the new gasoline tax of three cents rather than two went into effect. The stock transfer tax also advanced to four cents, doubling the old rate.
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Albany
N. Y
New York State
Lame Duck Report Adopted by House
The House adopted the conference report reconciling Senate differences on the proposed constitutional amendment to abolish lame duck sessions of Congress.
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House
Washington, D. C
House Today
Senate
Congress
Six Bandits Loot First National Bank in Berwyn
Six masked men held up the First National Bank and Trust in Berwyn suburbs, escaping with loot reported around 3560 dollars. Police pursuit underway as details emerge from March 1 dispatch.
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Berwyn
Chicago
First National Bank and Trust Company
Senate orders stock probe as bear raids eyed
A senate committee formed a sub committee to draft a resolution for a full investigation of stock exchange abuses. Senator Walcott chairs the drive against bear raids with Norbeck signaling initial focus on key operators while hearing William R. Perkins on short selling. The New York Stock Exchange asks members for February 29 data on short accounts, states, owners, and share counts.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Walcott
Norbeck
Banking Committee
Sher Wahoe
William R. Perkins
New York
Senate Finance Committee
New York Stock Exchange
Exchange
Committee of Business Conduct
United States
Alleged Bexar Tax Shortage Covered by Surety Firm
Tax Collector waury Maverick received a telegraphed draft for 1555.15 from the Stand ard Accident Insurance company of Detroit Michigan, bonding firm for former Tax Collector R Neil Campbell, covering alleged shortages during Campbell's term in office. County Attorney D F Davis said he had Campbell's authorization to hold ex officio fees to cover future shortages.
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Waury Maverick
Standard Accident Insurance Company of
Detroit
Mich
R. Neil Campbell
Campbell
Maverick
D. F. Davis
Woman burned when gas stove flame ignites clothing
Mrs. Robert Early Wilson of 141 Anana avenue was seriously burned Tuesday morning when a pan of gasoline caught fire and set her clothes ablaze. She called for help, led her 10-year old son Robert Early Jr to safety, and a yardman helped extinguish the flames before severe damage occurred.
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Robert Early Wilson
Anana Avenue
KABC
Wilson
Robert Early Jr
Cook County Misses 1932 Budget Deadline
Chicago March 1 Cook County failed to adopt a 1932 budget by the midnight deadline under Illinois law. County commissioners did not act before the limit expired.
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Chicago
Cook County
Nation's Crying Need Is for More Men to Buy $15 Shirts
New York city hosts the New York Custom Clothes Cutters club annual style show at the Hotel Commodore. Amos Suike urged optimistic men to buy $15 shirts as Leo Slanger declared the well dressed get the job. The tailors offered other fashion tips and price examples such as an evening costume in midnight blue and lounging pajamas in linen.
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New York
UCS
Amos Suike
New York Custom Clothes Cutters’ Club
Commodore
Leo Slanger
Japan and China accept armistice talks on Shanghai
Representatives Naotake Seto and W W Yen said their governments will join the armistice conference in Shanghai and Geneva but reserve full liberty of action and offer no promises in advance. Japanese War Minister Sadao Araki said it is impossible to suspend Shanghai operations, and the foreign office noted no immediate results from peace efforts.
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Wang Keng
William Mayer
Shanghai
West Point
United States
Cme
Geneva
INS
Japan
China
League of Nations Council
Naotake Seto
W. W. Yen
Toelo
Marehi
Sadao Araki
Foreign Office
Mamoru Shigemitsu
Ching
Mines in Whangpoo River Rock Shanghai Warships
On March 1 at 1:05 and 1:25 p m five submarine mines or depth bombs exploded near two Japanese warships in the Whangpoo river, rocking Shanghai. Admiral Shiosawa aboard the Idzuma said the mines were not home made but manufactured devices with time fuses set for noon. A column of smoke rose about 60 feet. Continued on page 5.
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Floyd Gibbons
International News Service
Idzuma
Nomura
Bund
Shanghai
Whangpoo River
Shiosawa
Ataka
Japanese Push Through Kiangwan Front In China War Alert
Reports from Shanghat indicate Japanese forces broke Chinese lines in Kiangwan sector and advanced about one mile. Casualties described as heavy with over 208 Chinese dead found near a crossroads. 700 wounded Chinese were rushed to crowded area hospitals. Japanese officers claimed strong gains backed by tanks and machine gun fire.
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Chapel District
Shanghat
China
Japan
Kiangwan
Miaochungchen
Yoshinori Shirakawa
Kumidah Cotton Mill
Chin
Tate
Panie Fields
Biangwan
End
Wang
Shimada
Wane
Bluejackets
Youthful attorney G McGuire admitted to federal practice
G McGuire, a youthful attorney and former Alamo Heights High school athlete, gained admission to practice in federal court Tuesday morning before Judge R J McMillan.
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G. McGuire
Alamo Heights High School
R. J. McMillan
Weather Outlook for San Antonio and Surrounding Areas
Weather forecast notes partly cloudy skies for San Antonio and vicinity with cooler conditions on Wednesday. Tuesday night temperatures near 60F and Wednesday highs around 80F with light to moderate southerly winds. East Texas expected cloud cover with possible showers mainly Tuesday night and Wednesday. West Texas looks generally fair and colder with frost possible in extreme west Tuesday night.
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San Antonio
East Texas
West Texas
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Rockefeller Institute
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Hille
Madrid
Ramon Cass
Roosevelt
Carol
Gandhi
Stock Probe Billisated
Senate Committee
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Yangtze River
TOAD
Gol
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Chapei
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