Washington bicentennial celebration and Asia Pacific tensions
The 200th birthday of George Washington sparks national observances led by President Hoover, with wreaths at Mount Vernon and a glow of colonial events. Stimson warns Japan over open-door policy as Shanghai battles intensify and Manchuria seeps toward new Ankuo state under Japanese influence.
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United States
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Sol Bloom
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Valley Forge
Yorktown
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Richmond Light Infantry Blues
Richmond Grays
Alexandria
National Education Association
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Hrough
Borah
John Hay
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China
China But of the Whole World. In Effect Mr. Stimson
Western
Manchuria
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Ankuo
Land of
Henry Pu- Yi
Changchun
Henry
Ankyo
Hsi Hsia
Kirin
Imiempo
Harbin
Suitor slain as girl defends pet in deadly shooting
Hazel Blacketer known as Bubbles shot Milton Smith when he tried to carry away her Pekinese dog Snooks. She said he dared her to shoot after a quarrel over the dog and past abuse. She claimed self defense and awaits first degree murder charges.
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Hazel Blacketer
Smith
Snooks
Miss Blacketer
Deer falls to broken neck after yard chase in Martinsburg
A 150 pound doe chased by dogs wandered into the Roush family yard in Martinsburg West Virginia. After a failed fence hurdle the deer broke its neck and Edward Roush slit its throat. Officials declared the death legal and the meat was donated to local hospitals. It was the county's first deer of the season, likely chased from the mountains west of town.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Roush
Edward Roush
Here
Youth Confesses Murder Of Benefactor In Los Angeles
Seventeen year old Reedville orphan arrested in Los Angeles confessed to killing Allen R. Schartzer a 32 year old painter who had taken him in after finding him hungry. He said I killed him for the dough he gave me and wanted more.
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Los Angeles
Cleveland Robertson
Reedville
S. C
Allen R. Schartzer
Schartzer
Robertson
Wild Cape Cod Cow Evades Capture for Years
A wild cow on Cape Cod near Hyannis has eluded capture for five years since escaping from a Barnstable pasture. The heifer has roamed the woods and remains at large, earning the nickname wild cow of Cape Cod as authorities persist in attempting to corral it.
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Cape Cod
Hyannis
Mass
Barnstable
Dog Tracks Tie Boy to Office Robbery
Police linked muddy dog tracks to Charles Trofler fourteen after an office robbery investigation in Helena Montana. The brown water spaniel named by authorities connected to the juvenile suspect is mentioned in the record.
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Helena
Mont
Charles Troffler
State Reformatory
Charles
Bayer Aspirin Proclaimed As Quick Inflammation Relief
An advertisement extols Bayer aspirin for headaches and rheumatic pains. It promises rapid relief with two to three tablets and water, and suggests the product is safe, inexpensive, and suitable for homes, offices, and shops. It emphasizes the Bayer cross and complete relief with sufficient tablets.
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Bayer
First Aid Home Remedy Week Marks Eleventh Anniversary
The eleventh anniversary of First Aid-Home Remedy Week is set for March 13 to 19 with nationwide prep aration to handle accidents and illnesses. Sponsored by the National Association of Retail Druggists and Sterling Products Inc the campaign includes other pharma groups and state associations. Governors and mayors have proclaimed the week as part of housecleaning efforts to boost druggists advertising and local sales. Dr Lorenz Boehler in Vienna demonstrated metal nail fixation of fractured bones using X rays and reported an elderly patient can now walk normally.
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Chicago
Ill
National Association of Retail Druggists
Sterling Products, Inc
National Wholesale Druggists’ Association
National Association of Retail Drug Clerks
S. G. Henry
Lorenz Boehler
Vienna
Austria
Boehler
Demanding His Turn in a Quiet Concert Moment
A man named Rufiek breaks from still listening to applaud music, saying he wanted to make a little noise on his own account after the crowd cheered wildly. The Washington Star quotes his remark from an event marked by lively audience reaction.
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Mr. Rufiek
Washington Star
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The sentence discusses how individuals tend to display an accomplishment beyond the expectations of their social circle, implying a social reinforcement of achievement and recognition beyond immediate demands.
White House Phone Traffic Declines From Previous Year
Telephone calls received at White House last year totaled 308220, while outgoing calls reached 77055. The facility operates 102 working lines.
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White House
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