Global tensions rise as China unrest spooks world
Week in review reports a possible Soviet push toward war with the Pei king government amid civil conflict in northern China. Chang Tso lin seizes Russian premises in Peking, arresting Russians and Chinese, claiming to avert uprisings. American and British actions escalate with Marines and evacuations, while Chiang Kai-shek’s fate looms amid shifting loyalties.
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Edward W. Pickard
China
Peking
Soviet
Russia
Chang Tso-lin
Regation
Mtss
Kuomintang Political Commission
Radical Party
Third Internationale
Marshal Chang
Moscow
Chang
Shanghai
Mildred B. Mitchell
San Francisco
Wilbur Burton
Columbus
Ohit
Hankow
Japan
National‘ete
Chiang Ka'‘whek
Chiang
Nanking
Coolidge
MacMurray
Washington
England
Sailor-nurse tale of Eskimo baby on a merchant ship
Captain Arthur W. Wooster of the City of Mobile, docked in Brooklyn after a spice voyage, recounts the odd episode of an Eskimo baby found aboard near Kamchatka. He describes failed feeding attempts, a beer-bottle milk substitute, a rug cradle, and the challenges of caring for the infant before a Catholic sister from Karatsu, Japan, finally takes custody. Kansas City notes bread’s five-cent return after a 15-year gap.
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New York
Arthur W. Wooster
Mobile
Pouch Terminal
Brooklyn
India
Kamchatka
Siberia
Wooster
London
Fant
Karatsu
Japan
Huge Rise in U S Cosmetics Output Since World War I
New York reports that U S cosmetics production has sixfold grown in the past decade. Dentifrices lead with 25.5 million dollars, followed by creams rouges and powders. Eastern states like New York and Illinois drive growth with a total value around 141.5 million. Foreign markets expand to Cuba Japan and the Philippines with England the largest buyer of dentifrices.
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Moses
New Hampshire
Coolidge
Lowden
Iowa
New York
New Jersey
Connecticut
New York City
Reed
Missouri
Henry Ford
Sapiro
Guv
al Smith
Glass
Virginia
Smith
Atlantic Monthly
prAur
Hungary
Mussolini
Count Bethlen
Rome
France
Balkans
Italy
Sweden
Austria
Norway
Denmark
Poland
Finland
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Belgium
One
Vanzetti
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the United States
Celestino Madeiras
Sacco
United States
American Chemical Society
Illinois
Cuba
Far East
Japan
Philippines
England
Mark Historic Spots London
Simple artistic road signs reveal hidden historical treasures of English villages and towns as they are erected nationwide.
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London
Local Soviet picks baldest man from 5000 in Murmansk
In Murmansk province a local soviet selects Petroft as the baldest contestant from a pool of 5000 workers. The event underscores provincial humor and a showcase of unusual pageantry in regional life.
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Murmansk
U. S
S. R
Petroft
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