Heart Ailment Solved
Pasadena May 4 Coronary thrombosis once fatal is now treatable per California Medical Association session speaker Dr Samuel A Levine Harvard University Health officials report the disease is no longer frequently fatal. Gull sighting at Waterloo Iowa May 4 an observer reports a flock of about 500 peagulls misidentified as Franklin’s gulls by investigators.
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Pasadena
Cali
Daner
California Medical Assortation
Samuel A. Levine
Harvard University
Waterloo
Towa
Texas
Shanghai Pact Signing Near As Armistice Set
May 4 official circles report an armistice to end the Shanghai dispute will be signed at 2 o clock tomorrow morning. Japanese Minister Mamoru Shigemitsu and Gen Kenkien Uyeda are hospitalized with serious wounds but will sign for Japan. Chinese defense commissioner Ger Tai Ghi will sign for China. American British French and Italian representatives who took part in the talks will also sign.
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Shanghai
Prosperity bond bill seeks three transcontinental roads
Washington May 4 Prosperity bond bill filed by Rep Loring Black Jr Democrat New York proposes 3 0000000000 bond issue to fund vast public works including three transcontinental highways named Road of Prosperity Road of Peace and Road of Glory and to finance employment programs. The secretary of the treasury would loan up to 509 million for temporary public financing with 60 40 state share and agriculture department to oversee highway construction.
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Washington, D.C
Loring M. Black Jr
New York
House
Black
Congress
Willam Randolph Hearst
Hearst
Secretary of the Treasury
Theemer- Repey
Treasury
Secretary of Agriculture
Wingless plane claims 300 to 400 mph speed
London May 4 The inventor of a wingless, crashproof airplane claims speeds between 300 and 400 mph. Designer of the wind mill type autogiro, Jean Clerya, reports secret six month tests at Hamble England. The craft uses an autogiro like principle, fielding advantages in visibility, weight and cost, and can be stored in a small space.
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London
Enor Te Ja Clerya
Inisp
Hamble
Hampshire
England
Citrus Hearing Scheduled in Carrizo Springs May 18
State Agriculture Commissioner J E Mc Donside announced a hearing at Carrizo Springs on May 18 to consider establishing a pest free zone in the Winter Garden district to protect the citrus industry. Horticultural inspector J M Del Curta will conduct the hearing.
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Austin
J. E. McDonsid
Carriza Springs
Winter Garden
J. M. del Curta
Horticultural Inspection and Quarantine Division
Department
Promotions Functions Named for Merchandising Success
The Sears Roebuck manager C w Bryant addressed the Advertising club detailing four promotion functions: merchandising, operation, finance, and personnel. He urged night pricing, strong style, and stock sufficiency for sustained drives, citing a paint department case with a job board and 37 painter jobs completed.
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Renditong
C. W. Bryant
Sears Roebuck and Company
Bryant
Plaza Hotel
Hryant
Pam
Hawaii survey approved by House territories panel
Washington May 4 The House Territories Committee unanimously backed a thorough survey of Hawaii's government and prepared to introduce a resolution led by Representative Williams Democrat of New Jersey. Fort Worth dates set for the 1939 Southwestern Exposition and Fat Stock Show run March 11 to 39 with opening on March 10. Leap year notes in Massachusetts report women delaying marriage licenses and a string of licenses issued by Town Clerk William F Waters during a three month gap.
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Washington, D. C
House Territories Committee
Hawaii
Williams
Ewae
Fort Worth
William F. Waters
Mystery Bomb Wrecks Tenement Killing Several In City
Five story tenement in Manspield Olio was wrecked by a blast that injured four or more seriously and threatened additional fatalities. Fire officials report Joseph Letezia, a tenant, and six others believed killed were found alive or presumed dead as crews search the rubble.
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Olio
Joseph Letezia
Cleveland
Auto danger age sound in Pueblo report
In Pueblo on May 4 a report notes the “dangerous age” of motorists as thirty to forty nine. February saw 64 reported automobile accidents with 30 drivers in that age group.
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Purblo
Golo
New Shoals Bill Reaches the House in May 1931
Washington reports the Muscle Shoals bill advancing to the House for annual consideration. Provisions favor leasing the $140,000,000 property with government operation secondary to a private contract. An outreach note invites inquiries to Mary Lou Reckett at 2099 for more details.
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Washington, D. C
Mary Lou
Ustun
Japanese Plot Charge Prompts Manchurian Rail Action
Moscow reports April 4 that Japan plans to seize the Chinese eastern railway jointly owned by China and the Soviet Union. The Soviet government said Japanese authorities intend to search Soviet officers and offices and then arrest them on charges of “terrorism.”
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Moscow
Man Churia
China
Rossa
Harbin
Threat of Mutiny Quieted at Canton
Reports from Canton say the situation was quiet after a threat of mutiny by navy and air force units, following the removal of two commanders by Cantonese government leader Char Ghai-Tang and the replacement with his followers.
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Hongrong
Canton
Char Ghai-Tang
Chang Wat-Chuogang
Chan Chak
NAW TO KEEP HONOR KILLER NAW TO KEEP HONOR KILLER
Honolulu May 4. Definite assurances that Lieut Thomas B Massie and three others convicted with him of manslaughter will not go to prison were offered as both sides expect ongoing appeals. It was understood Judge Davis would commit them to naval custody at Pearl Harbor for sentencing Friday. Washington pressure mounted for clemency for the quartet, convicted in the lynching of Joseph Kabewawat amid alleged criminal attack claims.
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Honolulu
Thomas B. Massie
Jong’ Ag
Navy
Pearl Harbor
Charles G. Davis
Lawrence M. Judd
Washington
Civil
Joseph Ka~ Behawat
Arrow Shirts Shrinkage Promise and Marketing Slogan
The ad proclaims Sanforized shrinkage control for Arrow Shirts with a bold guarantee that if one item shrinks, the manufacturer will take responsibility. It reads like a sales pitch emphasizing fit and quality.
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