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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1931

Page

2

Manchuria Drive Intensifies As Japan Marries Open Door Policy

Japan readies reinforcements to move into Manchuria toward Chinchow to end bandit activity and clear Chinese forces, while Kuomintang leaders in Nanking vow utmost resistance. Tokyo accuses Chinchow troops of fomenting banditry as Japan expands anti bandit operations west of the Liao River. The cabinet order outlines open door concerns and demands on debt payments by Chinese regimes and private firms.

Tokio Koreas Chinchow Manchuria Kuomintang Nanking Japan Chinchow Army China Chang Useuk-Liang Great Wall Liao Rive

Japan faces Manchurian crisis with restraint pledge

The government seeks to settle the Manchurian dispute under Paris resolutions. Japan aims to avoid clashes with Chinese forces, maintains hands off policy, and vows to keep order in Manchuria. The Diet adjourns to January 20 after replying to U.S., France, and Britain notes urging calm. Bandit threats north of Mukden are cleared, armies move south to drive Chinese troops from Manchuria.

Japan Paris United States France Britain Manchuraa Chinchow Mukden Manchuria

Town Line Entertains Guests on Christmas Day

Mr. and Mrs Lewis Spiegelberg and family entertained guests on Christmas Day. Viv and Mrs Harland Schlechter and daughter Carolyn of Jtlearrett, Miss Caroline Spiegelberg of Cleveland, Kenneth Harden of Lorain, Mrs Barbara Eschtruth, Ruth and Miriam Fowl, Milton Schlechter and Gerald Stang of

Townline Road Lewis Spiegelberg Viv Harland Schlechter Carolyn Jtlearrett Caroline Spiegelberg Cleveland Kenneth Harden Lorain Barabara Eschtruth Ruth Miriam Fowl Milton Schlechter Gerald Stang

South Ridge BRIEFS Relatives visit and homecomings

South Ridge notes show F C Schubert visiting relatives Thursday. Edward Dute returned to Cleveland after a few days with sisters Kathryn and Lydia Dute. Lewis Spiegelberg family attended Christmas exercises at Brownhelm Evangelical Church. Local attendees enjoyed Murray Ridge School Christmas entertainment. Kathryn Sabot and Albert Philips returned to Detroit after visits with Mia and Mia. L A Ernst family, William Cook family visited Henry Delefield and daughter’s family. J W Delefield and Mrs William Miller also guests in South Ridge Sunday.

C. Schubert Edward Dute Cleveland Kathryn Lydia Dute Lewis Spiegelberg Brownhelm Evangelical Church Kathryn Sabot Albert Philips Detroit Mia L. A. Ernst and Family William Cook Henry Delefield South Ridge J. Wl. Delefield William Miller

National Forest Will Not Supply Christmas Trees

William V. Mendenhall, supervisor of the Angeles National Forest, announced that the forest will not supply Christmas trees this year. He said the demand for trees is so great that no permission to cut trees will be granted to provide watershed protection.

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