Jap Aims Deceptive Methods in Asia
Charles H. Smith argues Japanese propaganda uses four tactics entertainment, business influence, socialism, and labor unrest to shape perceptions. He claims Japan seeks 1.9 million square miles of eastern Asian territory, aided by subsidized papers and a public bureau in Siberia to mislead. He warns Americans misread real aims behind the veil of propaganda.
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Charles HI. Smith
Orient
Japan
China
Siberia
Amer
Kokusai News Service
Russia
Korea
Formosa
California
Asia
Various Notes from Across Washington and Nearby
Land will be cleared and buildings erected next spring on a 5 000 acre tract near Aberdeen for a stock farm with cattle from Texas and Oklahoma. Grays Harbor County school directors meet December 27 in Montesano to hear talks by state and regional education leaders. Washington buses must be heated under public works rules. Napavine veterans discuss organizing an American Legion post. L C Young buys C L Brown’s share in Chehalia hardware. Over 35 000 Eastern brook trout released into Dryad hatchery for distribution in about 90 days. Wenatchee Valley Fruit Exchange files anti rate complaint with the ICC on Northwest fruit shipping costs. Green Stockings a three act comedy to be staged February 6 at Cobble by Frank Starr post. Cold spell not harming winter wheat, say Eastern Washington ranchers. Dr O J Keating named head of the Walla Walla Commercial Club succeeding Robert F E Allen.
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Miller Broa
Oklahoma
Axford Prairie
Aberdeen
Texas
All urged to provide jobs in Washington by official plea
F P Foisee a Pacific Northwest unemployment official told the Young Men's Republican club that about 1 000 men may be employed to repair storm and flood damage in King county, a fraction of Seattle's unemployed. He cited Governor Hart's conference estimating 25 000 statewide jobless and urged private citizens and officials to push immediate work on all possible projects.
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Washington
F. P. Foisee
Pacific Northwest
Young Men's Republican Club
King County
Seattle
Foisee
Gov. Hart
Man Loses $1000 to Touting Machine Scam in Cleveland
Cleveland police report Alex Leatch bought a pricey gadget from a slick talker that claimed to produce crisp ten dollar bills but no money appeared. The scam occurred after a December 23 purchase and left Leatch seeking police help.
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Cleveland
Alex Leatch
Doctors correct crippled boy with remarkable heart operation
Cleveland authorities report 10 year old Joe Hiavaty who was told he'd never walk again will leave the hospital soon. Surgeons performed a daring procedure lifting his heart to repair a torn diaphragm after an automobile accident months ago, restoring strength and mobility.
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Cleveland
Joe Hiavaty
Seattle Woman Tells Modern Fairy Tales at Home
Mrs. Adelina Carola Appleton of Seattle shares fireside fairy tales for neighborhood children at 2235 Everett Ave N. Her stories, including The Witch and The Piper and The Birds, adapt Hans Andersen and Grimm while reflecting her own creations. Appleton also writes poetry and short stories, with screen-ready scenarios and musical composition credits.
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Adelina C. Appleton
Hans Anderson
Adelina Carola Appleton
Seattle
Mra
Ahere
Hana Anderson
Grimm
Christmas Services Planned by Local Churches
Trinity Parish on Eighth Ave and James St plans Christmas Eve services starting 11 45 p m with candle lite. Christmas Day services are scheduled for 8 00 am 11 00 am and 7 00 pm. Immanuel Lutheran will host a festival service at 11 am and a song service at 7 45 pm.
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Trinity Parish
Eighth Ave
James St
Immanuel Lutheran Church
YWCA Plans English Yule Feast and Holiday Play
YWCA girls will observe Christmas with a panto mime "The First Christmas" by the Union Bible class. Carols will be sung around the yule log and the play "St. George and the Dragon" will be presented after the English Yule feast Friday evening.
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Union Bible Class
Endicott Paper Co. Fire Damages Central Office
An early morning blaze gutted the Endicott Paper Co central office in Portland, causing an estimated loss of 20000 dollars. A large stock of paper was destroyed, marking the company's second fire in recent months.
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Portland
Endicott Paper Co
Veteran’s return voyage revisits World War France ground
A serviceman completing months of WWI service sails back toward Europe to reoccupy the battlefield he fought on in France, retracing the trenches and fields that bore witness to his unit’s actions.
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Europe
France
Let the Food Shops Help You to Make It a Merry Christmas
A holiday food listing highlights fruit cake with almonds and butter, mince pies, pumpkin pies, short bread, macaroons, mixed nuts and fruits, oranges, dates, figs, roast chicken meals, and a lunch counter. Featured items include Wisconsin cheese, Armour bacon, kippered salmon, jams, mince meat, Eastern hams, sausages, and mayonnaise.
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Wisconsin
Armour
Paul
Schools Opened for Farmerettes
London reports two institutes opened to teach farmers' daughters science of cheese making poultry care and farming. Eight more schools planned for next year to train farmerettes in agricultural practices.
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London
England
Woman Sentenced for Murder of British Ship Master
CALAIR Dec. 23 Mme Hillse Constre has been sentenced to 15 years imprisonment for murdering Capt. Richard Fielding, master of a British ship. She said he abused her husband, who sailed with Fielding 20 years ago.
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Calair
Mme
Hillse Constre
Richard Fielding
Fielding
Funeral for Civil War veteran James Newcomb Monday
James F. Newcomb, 77, died Wednesday at Beattle General Hospital. Funeral services will be Monday at 2 p.m. at Bonney Watson's under Nile Temple Shriners. Born in Vermont in 1844, he served with the Vermont volunteers and later lived in Alaska before returning to Seattle. He purchased the Bay State house and is survived by two sons and three daughters in New York and Washington.
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James F. Newcomb
Beattle General Hospital
Bonney Watson's
Nile Temple Shriners
Newcomb
Vermont
Vermont Volunteers
Alaska
Seattle
Bay State House
First Ave
Jistin Newcomb
Schenectady, Y
Sarquel Newcomb
Sarank
N. Y
Mra Hertha Whitacre
Mound, Wash
Mra. Alice
Mra
Filla Scott
Beattie
Store Floorguide List of Goods by Floor
Jewelry Upper Main Floor Neckwear Upper Main Gloves Upper Main Hosiery Upper Main Slippers Upper Main Petticoats Second Suits and Coats Second Floor Blouses Second Floor Aprons Second Floor Art Goods Third Towels and Linens Third Floor Fancy Goods and Leather Upper Main Floor Toilet Goods Upper Main Floor
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Union Street
Union St
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Charles Vi. Suolith
Los Angeles
Inter-Allied Railway Committee
Biberia
Grays Harbor County
Montesano
Josephine Corliss Preston
William Neely
Clara Wilson Stewart
Kentucky Mountain
State Department of Public Works
American Legion
Napavine
L. C. Young
C. L. Brown
Balfour & Brown Hardware Coa
Chehalia
Dryad
Northwest
Wenatchee Valley Fruit Exchange of
Cashmere
Interstate Commerce Commission
Green Stockings
Frank Starr Post
Cobville
Fastern Washington
O. J. Keating
The
Walla Walla
John Horlecher
Wanda von Kettler
Mia
Appleton
Mrs. Appleton
Y.W.C.A
Portland Paper Co
Mammoth
Armour’s Star Hams
Bon Marché
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