Japan Turns About Face In Panay Incident
Shanghai December 21 Japanese army authorities reversed earlier claims and admitted they doubted their men who said the Panay fired shells at a Japanese launch. They maintained that the launch unit did not fire machine guns at the Panay. Experts link the shift to a split between conservative and radical factions in the army over foreign warship attacks.
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Shanghai
United States
Japan
Imperial Army
Panay
Kingoro Hajimoto
Hashimoto
Harada
Nishi
Tokyo
Gen
Harada-Nishi
Controversy Over Panay Attack Resumes in Shanghai Visit
Gen Harada and Lieut Col Nishi brief foreign correspondents in Shanghai on the Panay incident. Nishi questions the firing of shells while survivors claim guns were under canvas during the aerial attack. Harada doubts key testimonies and notes possible misstatements by Japanese officers.
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Kumakichi Harada
Yoshiaki Nishi
Japanese War Office
Watada
Panay
Action Sought On Housing Bill In Early Session
Washington reports administration leaders vow to keep Congress in session to finish Housing Bill amendments as part of a broader business aid program. Senate leaders Barkley and Bankhead express confidence the measure moves to the White House by Wednesday with a plan to adjourn a special session afterward.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Alben W. Barkley
House
William B. Bankhead
Ala
White House
Barkley
National Labor Relations Board
Sen
Judiciary Committee
Edward R. Burke
Neb
D. Griffith
New York Board of Trade
Gram
Bailey
Banking and Currency Committee
Robert J. Barkley
Ohio
Deputies Enjoy Venison Dinner at County Jail
Deputies and their families at the county jail shared a venison dinner after Chief Deputy William G. Smith's deer hunt in Pennsylvania. Sheriff William F. Grail provided trims and meat, prepared by Deputy Rodman Douglas with assistance from Mrs Grall and Mrs Smith during the regular monthly meeting of the deputies.
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William G. Smith
Pennsylvania
Smith
William F. Grail
Rodman Douglas
Warning to dog owners to buy licenses before January 20
Deputy Auditor Cloyd Gull issued a notice urging dog owners to purchase licenses by January 20. Only 366 licenses have been issued so far of an expected 7,000. Tags cost $1 for male dogs and $3 for female dogs aged three months or older. Officers warn of a $1 penalty for those who wait and expect to avoid lines.
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Cloyd Gull
Theft Reported Of Iron Day Bed Frame At 620 Midddle Ave
Police were informed yesterday by Harry L Moehlman of the theft from the rear porch of a residence at 620 Midddle Avenue. The crime involved an iron day bed frame and the metal frame of a folding cot.
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Midddle Avenue
Harry L. Moehlman
Senate Debates Housing Amendments and Anti-Lynching Bill
Senate leaders expect quick passage of Housing Act amendments with a $3 billion mortgage guarantee cap and removal of repair loan provisions, while the Anti-Lynching Bill faces extended debate after a January 6 target. The sugar treaty was approved, establishing five year export quotas by 21 nations and lasting since last September.
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Senate
Barkley
London
V. F. W. To Be Hosts At Christmas Party
Final plans for the Christmas party to be held Wednesday evening by Post 1079 Veterans of Foreign Wars were made at the regular meeting last night. The event at the post club rooms starts at 7 PM and is open to all members and their friends. An extensive program of singing and dancing features many children.
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Post 1079
Post
Kellogg Rallies After Pneumonia Battle
ST PAUL Minn Dec 21 Frank B Kellogg former Secretary of State and co author of the Kellogg Biland Peace Pact has rallied from pneumonia doctors said Kellogg was critically ill over the weekend and not expected to survive until today Dr J A Lepak reported the pneumonia spread checked and he hopes he will live past his last birthday Wednesday
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ST. Paul, Minn
Frank B. Kellogg
J. A. Lepak
Kellogg
Lepak
Kelloge
Germany Begins Systematic Bone Collection for Glue
Germany undertakes a coordinated program to gather animal bones for glue production. Officials say the effort aims to secure raw materials and stabilize supplies amid rising demand, with procedures outlined to ensure safe handling and processing.
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Germany
Car collision injures Andrew Molnar at West Avenue
Andrew Molnar of 119 Furnace Street reported that his car was damaged at 5 15 p m yesterday when rear ended by C R Graham of 43 West Vine Street Oberlin as Molnar stopped for a traffic light at Sixth Street on West Avenue according to police.
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Andrew Molnar
Furnace Street
C. R. Graham
West Vine Street
Oberlin
Molnar
Sixth Street
West Avenue
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