Forces at Fatal Clash in Manchukuo Campaign Report
A Japanese push along the Jehol border sees three passes attacked as Hattori’s Tenth Infantry Brigade seizes a key pass south of Central Jehol City after fierce fighting. Sixteenth Division units under Maj. Gen. Tadashta fac e strong resistance near Jebel City amid broader aggression toward the Jehol region.
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China
Manchukuo
Heljiro Hattori
Hattori
Iruen
Jehel
Tadashtaera
Jebel
Lidey
Solution of Mental and Physical Child Handicaps
An overview of diagnosing and treating mental and physical child handicaps. The article outlines parental guidance, early preventive planning, and the role of physicians in assessing growth, nutrition, and developmental weaknesses. It stresses careful observation, avoidance of overindulgence, and the need for expert evaluation when signs of disability appear.
Japanese drive toward Peiping in Jehol campaign
Japanese forces under Maj Gen Kaoru Nakamura push toward Chiehlingkow and Jehol City as Maj Gen Mogi leads the Fourth Cavalry into Weichang and Chihfeng. Weichang lies 55 miles from Chihfeng and halfway to Jehol City, with Tang Yu-Lin’s remnants opposing the advance. Peiping remains a strategic objective with Tang reportedly fleeing toward Fengring.
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Koupeikow
Peiping
Kaoru Nakamura
Chiehlingkow
Weichang
Ceviter
Jrhol
Fourth Cavalry
Geo. Hennosuke Mogi
Mogi
Jenor
Jehol
Chihfeng
Jehal City
China
Chang
Tang
Jehol Rity
Fengring
Chinese Makes Last Stand Against Japanese Assault Near Jehol
Fragmented translated OCR describes Chinese forces defending Jehol region near Hsielenpkaw and Chihfeum as Marshal Chong orders troops to arrest governor Tange ueld amid panicked lines. References to a strong national resistance, coastward Japanese advance, and scattered notes on a historical siege unfold with unclear chronology.
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Trueang
Keuperkaw
Heiao-Liang
Wall of China
Tom
Hsielenpkaw
Jehol Oy
Gelon
Chihfeum
Jehol
Mtumeikaw
Chong
Roosevelt Hints at Industrial Army Plan for Workers
Washington March -- Friends of President Roosevelt reveal he is considering an industrial army of idle workers to be drafted into federal construction projects. Enlistments would be voluntary with the regular army used to recruit. The plan envisions camps near worksites and faces questions about housing families, though the aim is to put people to work and bolster morale while yielding value for federal spending.
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Washington, D.C
March & US
Roosevelt
Safe at Police Station Opens to 8A Amid Bank Closures
The police station in San Antonio will be open to citizens seeking safe guidance as banks stay closed. Commissioner Phil Wright announced the move after a robbery report at the Jayne ese restaurant on Broadway Night. He urged business owners to avoid large cash storage at weak sites and to drop money at night chutes or banks for safekeeping. An armed guard will patrol the station.
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Phil Wright
Hanks
Lake Wb
Palley Station
Relief funds ruling urged by San Antonio relief leaders
Oscar Powell and Maury Maverick, chair and member of the Central Relief committee, appealed to L A Lentz of the San Antonio Clearing House to obtain a Washington ruling on Reconstruction Finance Corp funds. The relief group aids about 7,000 families with food and cash. groceries valued at 15,000 dollars are bought weekly, and there are doubts about local grocers accepting committee checks.
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San Antonio Clearing House Association
Washington
Alus
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Funes
Oscar Powell
Central Reliel Committee
Maury Maverick
Powell
Maverick
L. A
Lentz
Clearing House Association
Leulz
Bill for Bank Law Repeal Offered
AUSTIN. March 6. A bill to repeal the emergency banking law passed by the legislature last week was introduced in the Texas House today by Rep. BP Vaughan of Greenville. Vaughan opposed passage of the law which gave the governor and state banking commissioner expanded powers to handle the financial situation. The measure contends the law previously threatened the state's financial structure and stability.
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Austin
Texas House of Representatives
BP. Vaughan
Greenville
Fale
Murray Removes Guard on Bank in Oklahoma
On Governor Murray's order, Colonel Graves and state guards closed the First Rathmed bank for the holiday. The bank reopened at 9 o clock, offering limited services as guards maintained control. The move follows defiance of the governor's directive, which is now backing by the national bank authorities.
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Murray
Rmid
Okla
W. A. Graves
Rathmed
Tn Iy
Shaw Plans Relief for Depositors in Texas Banks
Texas Banking Commissioner James Shaw unveils a dual plan to ease bank holidays. In large cities, banks join national partners to issue clearing house scrip backed by assets. In smaller towns, a state clearing house would circulate scrip redeemable for deposits, with limited cash withdrawals and check usage. A bill by Sen. Walter Woodul would legalize employer scrip during the holiday period with state approval.
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Shaw
Texas
Lurper
Derhans
Austin
March
Walter Woodul
Houston
Texas Senate
Woodul
Mayor seeks multi million for San Antonio projects
Mayor M. Chambers said San Antonio will bid for a share of a $300 million federal public works appropriation. He outlined plans for a $5 million request including LAI stadium market house Amina park city public schools and Army construction. He and city planner H F E Kinewich will present the proposals to Congress.
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Gan Antonio
M. Chambers
Texan
San Antonio
Weon Lai Stadium
Market House
Amina Park
City Pra
Washington
Elvis
New President Delivers Plea Broadcast to Nation
The new president speaks in a radio address marking his induction and calls on citizens, especially women, to support the nation in emergencies with sacrifice and generous service. A. Honnson of West Virginia, a national commander of the American Legion, joins the program.
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Wasimutun
March
Tar White Sonse
Weal
Virginia
the Legion
Weather summary from a hazy OCR report
Weather readings note 24 hour period ending Monday. Normal precipitation totals and rainfall measured at multiple stations. Moon phase, sun times, and general winds described for several locations including San Antonio New Orleans and Houston with northerly winds and cloudy to fair conditions.
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Ib. Mae
Muenlny
Gow
Arr
San Antone
Lalinna
New Orleans
College Student Seeks Funds After Bank Closure
Paul Tevy, a senior at the University of Pennsylvania Wharton School, faces a fresh problem in obtaining money from home. He received a telegram from his father in Cleveland, Ohio reading Rush all cash you can share as the bank has closed.
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Paul Tevy
Wharton School
University of Pennsylvania
Faul
Cleveland
Ohio
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