Japan Leaves League of Nations After Long Dispute
The Japanese government resigns from the League of Nations after a prolonged policy disagreement over Manchukuo and other matters. Emperor Hirohito approves the move, with Prime Minister Fumimaro Konoe seeking to preserve peace while severing ties with the assembly.
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Japan
League AC Nations
Privy Council
Geneva
Lie
Brionite
League of Nations
Manchukuo
League
Genev
Bmaxeta Balto
League Assembly
Osteopathy Beat Spring Tonic Touted as Best Spring Remedy
An article extols osteopathy as the best spring tonic curing nervous fatigue and bilious symptoms in children and adults. It describes tonic use, seasonal deficiency, and the role of spinal and nerve treatment to restore health and appetite. The piece credits practitioners and outlines alleged benefits of manipulation for vitality.
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Theo Thaimant
Donic
Bret Innie
Linder
Dhinn
Ontecomihs
Japan quits League of Nations amid Manchuria row
The note outlines Japan's withdrawal from the League of Nations following Manchukuo seizure. It states Japan will withdraw after ten years notice, continue minimal participation in select meetings, and insists no further cooperation with the League. Washington reports note Tokyo’s bid to disengage while preserving some global ties.
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Pacifu
Toranchision
Japan
League of Nations
Farifle
Philippines
Hawaii
Ss Ober
Teague
League Mandates Commission
Prance
Usly
Bie Yrars Jeter
Germany
League
Einell
Manchuria
Manchukuh
Taday
Ths
Yasuko Matsunka
Ihe League
United States
Russia
Open
China
Four Killed In Car Crash Near Fort Lauderdale Florida
Christian Channing Grose a soldier and diplomat, his two children Peter and Barbara, and his mother Mrs Natalie Gross of Chicago were killed when their car overturned on a curve during a family reunion trip. Charles W Gross, the father, and one other passenger were injured. An inquest was ordered.
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Port Lauderdall
Fla
Christian Channing Grose
Natalie Gross
Chicago
Peter
Barbara
Charlee W. Gross
Gross
France
Siberia
Palen
Olgal
Peter Gross
Fort Lauderdale
Charles Grose
Chrisshan
Bandits Force Car to Curb and Rob Citizens
Bandits forced a car to curb Monday in Brady Texas then beat two occupants and stole money from them. Victims include Francisco Solis and Pete Solis of 2432 Bould Laredo. both treated at Robert A Green Hospital. A separate assault and theft occurred on Victoria Street near Fonherton and Anna Garcia of 321 South Pequobreet was robbed near her home.
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Pive Vendita
Francisco Solis
Brady
Texas
Pete Soli
Anna Garcia
South Pecog Ubreel
East Texas well test planned with full capacity flow
A March 27 report from Austin states chairman Lon A. Smith of the Tests tail-toad commission says an order opening the East Texas field to full capacity for a test will be concurred by all commission members. The test, postponed to Thursday, aims to run wells at capacity between 4 am and 1 am, then rinse them for an indefinite period with alterations likely to the initial order. Texas Attorney General James Y Allred calls the plan practicable and fair.
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Lon A. Smith
East Texas
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A. Am
Smith
thAbe Menibése Wide Commission
Ernest C. Thompson
A. V. Terrell
Washington
Intertor
Merck
James Y Allred
Texas
State Railroad Com Mission
Ingal
Harold Gatty at Randolph Monday
Harold Gatty arrives at Randolph Field with Wiley Post after a Washington visit. He heads the air corps navigation section and plans to resume westward flight if weather improves, awaiting better conditions to continue toward the West Coast.
Two Tickets Compete In School Board Race
Indications point to a split school board contest in April with two world tickets. The new Deal ticket includes Mrs. Saul Wolf Lawrence FR Smith George Isbel and Hugo M Haller. A separate Independent ticket backs H D Puccam and features Mrs Wolf as leading vote getter in a meeting that tested order.
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Lawrence FR. Smith
George ©.Isbel
Hugo M. Haller
Lie Municipal Auditorium
New Deal
Citizens’ League
Lengus
Hubert Green
Dullis
Woown
Wolf
Stella Slevns Walker
Favilans
Mary King Rabble
Stokes
Queston
Civic Advancement Lengue
Edwin R. Lewis
Peter
Costello murder trial delay requested by defense
Matson sought a two week postponement before Judge McCrory in the Fourth District Court to allow psychiatric examination of defendant Frank J. Costello accused in the fatal shootings of Anna Margaret Costello and Corporal Lewis Geeman. Prosecutors Lacon and Pinch said they oppose any delay while Costello’s insanity defense was discussed.
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Costello
Imental
Fort Sam Hoveton Hospital
Idelay
Costella Alan Fares
Murer
Lewis Geeman
Camp Bulls
North Pine Street
Leeman
Anderson
BR. F. Lacon
Delor Pinch
Ansialant
Unusual heavy deposits at new City State Bank opening
In McAllen Texas hundreds of depositors crowded the doors at the opening of the City State Bank and Trust Company with President Banks Miller reporting unusually heavy deposits. The event follows a period of banking stability as the bank began operations today.
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New McAllen Bank
Mcallen
Texas
New City State Bank and Trust Company
Miller
RFC Loans Set at 2 083 750 080 in Monthly Report
Washington March 27 Reconstruction corporation Fan reports actual fears of 2 083 750 080 to aid the country during the low mood. The total appears in the corporation's monthly report through March. Repayments totaled 407 305 272.
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Washington, D.C
Reconstruction Corporation
Be Idlnesa
Disappearance of Key Witness in Acottasboro Trial
The disappearance of Ruby Bales, a Huntsville, Alabama resident and one of two white girls who said they were attacked by Black men on a freight train, affects the Acottasboro track case. Her absence raises questions about the pending retrials for seven Black defendants originally sentenced to death, as prosecutors reconsider indictments and trial procedures amid rising uncertainty and public concern.
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Decatur
Ala
Acottasboro
Ruby Bales
Huntsville
Ann
Ice makers in SA meetings at convention
Informal discussion opened the annual Southwestern Ice Manufacturers association convention at the Blue Bonnet hotel. Members from the region extending as far north as Abilene gathered as P A Weathered of Houston, secretary of the association, presided over the session.
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Tee and Otter
Blue Bonnet Hotel
Macymg
Wifly
Ausuc
P. A. Weathered
Houston
Fhe Association
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