Boake Carter on Neutrality Act and Japan treaty fallout
The columnist notes Boake Carter and others argued the United States cannot apply the Neutrality Act to Japan while the 1911 Trade Treaty remains in force. He cites Dr Thomas H Healy and Senate hearings, and critiques President Roosevelts denunciation of the treaty as sudden and improper despite the right to act.
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United States
Japan
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Thomas H Healy
Foreign Service School
Georgetown University
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Critique of Japan Treaty Denunciation
The piece argues the United States acted rashly in denouncing the 1911 Treaty of Commerce and Navigation with Japan. It criticizes the timing and motives, likening it to breaking a contract in anger. It suggests calmer options like amending the Neutrality Act or targeting only the most favored nation clause.
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London
Secretary of State
United States
Actica
Roosevelt
Pittman
Japan
Trade and Germany Italy gain as America curbs Japan
The speaker criticizes U S policy toward Japan, arguing trade ties with Japan predate the war and warning that aggressive rhetoric risks forcing American business away. He says Roosevelt's actions shift U S commerce to Germany and Italy, pleasing dictators while upsetting allies. Washington is depicted as filled with bricklayers.
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Roosevelt
United States
Japan
Germany
Italy
France
Britain
Washington
Hoag Family, Toledo Reunion, and Cleveland Visit Report
Sheffield brief notes show Mr and Mrs E D Hoag and former parents Mir and Mrs John Hoag leaving Saturday for Philadelphia on business and pleasure. Mrs Dewald of Cleveland, Hoags’ mother, cared for the children. Mr and Mrs Lester Youtzy and daughter Lois attended the Perkins reunion at Toledo. Master Ronald Meyers visiting his aunt and uncle, Mr and Mrs Ed Brown.
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Sheffield
D Hoag
Mir
John Hoag
Philadelphia
Dewald
Cleveland
Hoags
Lester Youtzy
Lois
Toledo
Ronald Meyers
Ed Brown
Supervisor Orendorff Defeated After Disagreement Critique
Chico California supervisor V W Orendorff delivered a final speech after losing re election. He said the board's problem was too much agreement among supervisors and argued that disagreement is needed for effective governance.
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Chico, Cal
W Orendorff
Japan Rail Facilities Reported As Inadequate
Washington reports that Japan's railroad facilities are inadequate to meet growing transportation demands from military vehicle requisitions. Due to rising passenger traffic, Japanese rail authorities will stop offering incentives to travel and discontinue discounts for large traveling groups.
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Washington
Commerce Departments
Tokyo
Wearsch Family Reunion Opens Avon Picnic Day
Avon August 1 report details the Wearsch family second reunion at Ed and Ed Casper’s Avon home on July 30. Forty eight members attended a picnic dinner, with games including bill and hose shoes, Lloyd Wersch elected president, and rain shifting the evening meal to the garage. Out of town guests included Jack Tajglut and family from Lakewood and Vi Wearsch of Dover. Royal Circle of the M Church plans an annual picnic at Virs Paul Stokes Detroit road on August 2.
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Wearsch
Ed Casper Avon
Lau
Bill and Hose
Lloyd Wersch
Jack Tajglut
Lakewood
Walter Wearsch
Dover
Royal Circle of
The
M & Church
Paul Stokes
Detroit Road
Avon Merchants blank softball triumphs Fields Corners ME Church
Avon Merchants defeated Fields Corners ME Church 10 to 1 on the Avon diamond Monday night with W Peak limiting the opposition to two hits. The column also notes multiple local visits and family gatherings in the Cleveland and Ohio areas.
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Avon Merchants
Fields Corners ME Church
Avon Diamond
W Peak
Work Progressing On Tabernacle
The Elyria Gospel tabernacle is progressing. The corner store was laid Monday morning at 6 AM Evangelist Tihuin Ade spoke on Christ the Sure Foundation and Chief Corner Stone. A special prayer meeting will be held in the Faith Home Thursday evening and Friday’s topic is Present Day Miracles. The public is welcome. Japan is having difficulty in inducing the world to beg its sardines.
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Elyria
Tihuin
Ade
Christ
Jesus
Calvary
Faith
Matt
Netherlands Indies to count workers by industry and wage
The Netherlands Indies will conduct a census to determine how many people are employed in various industries, their nationalities and sexes, duties performed, and wage levels. The data will guide labor policy and economic planning.
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Netherlands Indies
Oberlin Grange Aims to Create Juvenile Group
Oberlin Grange No 1083 plans a Tuesday August 22 meeting to organize a Juvenile Grange. The session will include inspection night and conferring the third and fourth degrees on five candidates. Regular meeting notes show Mr and Mrs Albert Dean and Mrs Sanders pledged to the first and second degrees, with others to be obligated at a special session. Vivian Peabody thanked the Grange for fruit during her illness and Martha Berg reported on an ice cream social at Mrs Anna Berg’s home.
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Oberlin Grange No
Albert Dean
Sanders
George Malhe
Vivian Peabody
Grange
Martha Berg
Anna Berg
Elm Tree Memory Stone Marks Historic New England Giant
fragmentary archival note recounts a granite monument honoring an Elm Tree planted in 1870 near a stream north of Sage Bridge. The 33 foot high behemoth, described as the largest tree grown in New England, stood on a lawn marked by a mill stone and bears a commemorative inscription.
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Sage Bridge
New England
Egg-laying spree sets record at Crem bakery
Huntington Ind. a cakery named Crem reports a hen laid an egg each day for seven consecutive days owner Mrs Prus calls it a bakery record despite the unusual streak local sources note the feat at the shop in downtown Huntington.
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Huntington
Ind
Mra Prus
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