Manchukuo Chief Promises Trade Openness Only to Recognizing Nations
Tokuzo Komai, a Manchukuo privy councillor, told the Associated Press in Tokyo that Manchukuo will grant trade openness and equal opportunity only to nations that recognize the regime. He leads efforts promoting the Japan Manchukuo economic bloc, seeking special tariffs and privileges for Japan across Manchukuo. Foreign firms showing friendliness to Changchun will receive favorable treatment regardless of their home country policy.
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Tokyo
Manchuria
Tokuzo Komai
Manchukuo
Associated Press
Komai
Ris
Japan
Kaomi
McCormick Leaves Aarge Estate After Death
Baltimore financier Willoughy M McCormick founder of McCormick and Co, died November 4 leaving a personal estate valued at 215021.20 filed yesterday in the Baltimore Orphans Court. Most of the estate lies in stock of his company, which opposed a merger between Baltimore and Ohio and Western Maryland railways.
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Willoughby M. McCormick
McCormick & Go
Lic
Baltimore
Orphans Cent
Mr. McCormick
Baltimore & Ohio
Maryland
La Follette Son Born at Garfield Hospital
Washington April 25 announced Robert M. La Follette, Wisconsin senator, and his wife welcomed a son this morning. The infant weighed seven pounds, fourteen ounces, and both mother and child are reported doing well at Garfield hospital.
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Washington
Robert ‘M. LaFollette
Wisconsin
Garfield Hospital
Senate approves relief bill for 500 million fund
The Senate Banking Committee backed a 500 million direct unemployment relief fund bill, virtually unchanged from the House version. Leaders expect swift Senate approval, as a similar measure already passed Congress. The House previously objected to origin in the Senate but agreed to the committee’s closely matched bill with a shift in allocation to states.
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Washington
Senate Banking Committee
House
Senate
Wagner
D.-N
Costigan
Ds . Cola
la Follette
R.-Wis
Earllier
Thieves Take Tires From Wrecked Car in Renal
In Renal Wisconsin on April 25 Lester Wesphal aged 20 lay unconscious after his car crashed into a telephone pole. Thieves stole two tires from the wrecked vehicle.
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Renal
Wis
Lester Wesphal
Chicago Plans School Closures Over Unpaid Teacher Wages
Chicago officials threaten to close schools within weeks as 5,000 teachers take spring break to protest unpaid wages. Board of Education President Orville J. Taylor says action aims to protect students and credits, while City Corporation Counsel William H. Sexton seeks tax collection reforms to avert a government breakdown and fund payrolls.
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Chicago
Orville J. Taylor
Board of Education
Taylor
Loop
Henry Sterner
Tion
William H. Sexton
Springfield
State Assembly
Cook County
Sexton
Ise
Hank
Five Injured As Taxicab Collides Near Prior Plant
A taxicab carrying five W. F. Prior Company employees to work collided with Russell Hicks’s car on Virginia Avenue near the Prior plant. Miss Mary Kuhn sustained the most serious injuries. others had cuts or minor injuries. All but Miss Kuhn were treated and released. Hicks escaped injury.
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W. F. Prior Company
Russell Hicks
Virginia Avenue
Mary Kuhn
South Potomac Street
Joseph Kuhn
Anna Mobley
South Mulberry Street
Jane
Edward Artz
Joseph
South Potomacc Street
Escae
Miss Kahn
Mobley
Mt. Alto
Hicks
Ground
Offcers
Eye for Life Operation Proposed for Two Year Old
In Yonkers on April 25 the appellate division orders a delicate procedure to exchange one blue eye for life. Judge Smyth's children's court had earlier mandated removing a tumor behind the eye to prevent brain fatality. Mrs Vasco consented only if she chose the hospital and surgeon, after opposing the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yonkers
Helen Vasco
Supreme Court
George M. Smyth
Children’s Court
Helen
St. John, Riverside Hospital
Blazing Tree At Smith Furniture Store Draws Fire Crews
A blazing tree behind the Smith Furniture Company on West Franklin Street drew two fire companies this morning. Investigators believe wiring caused the fire, which was quickly checked by the First Hose and Pioneers.
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Smith Furniture Company
Franklin Street
Hope Diamond Offered to Save The Washington Post
Mrs Evalyn Walsh McLean estranged wife of the former Washington Post publisher offers the Hope diamond and other jewels to secure a loan to save the Post for her sons. She describes the paper as their greatest heritage while the Post remains in receivership.
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Washington
Hope
Evalyn Walsh McLean
The
Washington Post
McLean
Ahvaya
Post
State Board to Approve Note Issue
The State Department of Health advised the Mayor and Council that the city’s request to issue 100000 in health loan certificates would be approved on April 27. The city does not plan to borrow the full amount, using funds to meet water bond interest and defray expenses until June taxes arrive. The certificates will be short term, backed by temporarily tied funds in closed banks, with the city financially sound and pursuing bank purchase of the notes.
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State Department of Health
Jetter
State Department
Strangled by Wash Machine Ends Widow’s Frugal Life
In Omaha on April 24 Mrs. Carrie Stevens 73 a widow who saved every penny was found strangled in a barn apartment. Her scarf caught in a washing machine wringer caused the death. Investigators found a sack of war clothing containing 1800 dollars.
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Omaha
Carrie Stevens
Rockville Bank Reopens Today After Reorganization
Baltimore April 25 The Farmers' Banking and Trust Company of Rockville reopens on a normal basis after approval by State Bank Commissioner John J. Ghingher The bank's affairs were reorganized while capitalization remains unchanged Depositors and subscribers contributed a 126000 fund to support the bank and its Kensington branch despite Maryland banking holidays ending
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Baltimore
Farmers’ Banking and Trust Company of
Rockville
John J. Ghingher
Ghingher
Rockville Financial Institution
Kensington
Maryland
Bank Reform Bill Advances Toward Senate Action
Washington April 25 A broad bank reform bill to insure deposits in Federal Reserve member banks moves to the Senate Banking Committee within a week. President Roosevelt backs a two billion dollar fund with 10 000 and smaller deposits insured at 100 percent and larger accounts partially insured. The plan preserves a government backed guarantee fund and allows limited branch banking, with state wide branches in states permitting them.
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Washington
Federal Reserve
Senate Banking Committee
White House
Roosevelt
Glass
D. Va
Winnie Judd Begins Life in Asylum
Winnie Ruth Judd transferred from Florence state prison to Phoenix asylum and today enters routine confinement under close observation for at least a month as she faces possible restoration of sanity and potential execution if found sane.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Winnie Ruth Judd
State Hospital
Thieves Take Two Calves From Sharpsburg Farm Barn
Deputies investigate theft at the Marion Ausherman farm near Sharpsburg after two fat calves were stolen from an unlocked barn. A track or wagon was needed to haul away the animals, and no noises were heard during the night.
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Marion Ausherman
Sharpsburg
Quite A Change
Rockford, Til April 25 The warm spell ends with a showery day and cooler air. The calm morning gave way to unsettled weather as a cold front approaches.
World Leaders Confer With Experts Ahead of London talks
President Roosevelt and representatives from Great Britain France and Canada confer with experts in Washington on economic issues ahead of the London world conference. French and British delegations continue talks with White House officials as progress is reported and optimism rises for a successful meeting.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Great Britain
France
Canada
London
House of Dominons
White House
Edouard Herriot
Executive
MacDonald
MM. Herriot
Lions for Wolf Pups Offered in Duluth Trade Catch
In Duluth Minnesota on April 2544 John M. Jacobsen a bay trapper offered two wolf pups for a watchdog at the zoo. The curator was away but the dogs were left in the care of a police dog.
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Duluth
Minn
John M. Jacobsen
Jacobsen
One Way to Earn Tuition
Madison, April 25 Fremont Conrad a University of Wisconsin student from West Allis Wis says a good way to work through college is to care for children and perform tasks normally assigned to women He notes men have stepped out and taken over the field of domestic work while women bear the burden advantage.
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Madison
Wis
Fremont Conrad
University of Wisconsin
West Allis
Wisconsin to Vote Repeal Sets Repeal Delegates
Fifteen delegates to a state convention meet to record an unanimous ballot for repeal of the 18th amendment. The Wisconsin referendum saw about 650 000 votes for repeal and 146 680 against. Michigan is noted as the only state to act on the repeal proposal. Mrs Freida J Riley was sentenced to ten years in the State penitentiary for attacking Mrs Inside Doing Stork in Baltimore.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Michigan
Mlanti
Fra
Freida J. Riley
State Penitentiary
Ade
Stork
Clinton Warner Stork
Baltimore
FE. C. Coliina
Bill for Insuring of Workers Proposed in House
Frances Perkins outlines a government driven plan regulating hours wages and production as a substitute to a five day thirty hour week. The bill calls for state insurance funds funded by equal employer and worker contributions and national trade associations in each industry.
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Washington
Frances Perkins
House Labor Committee
Lewis
Gerard Swope
General Electric Company
Board of Trade
Swope
Actress Estelle Taylor Wins Damages After Auto Crash
Estelle Taylor receives 26000 dollars under court order for injuries from a traffic accident while returning from a dance with Frank Joyce, theatrical agent. Judgment against Joyce and his chauffeur Noel L. Scott, amid a 150000 dollar suit by Joyce's former wife Jacke Dempsey. Taylor injured when Joyce's car hit a tree.
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Los Angeles
Estelle Taylor
Frank Joyce
Joyce
Noel L. Scott
Jacke Dempsey
Miss Taylor
Norfolk and Western Reports First Quarter Net Income
Norfolk and Western Railway shows first quarter net income of 3 3,234,232 after taxes and charges or 2.13 a share, vs 2,363,829 or 1.52 a share a year earlier. March net operating income stood at 733,204, up from 344,129 last year. Directors declare a regular quarterly dividend of 2 a common share payable June 19 to stockholders of record May 31.
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New York
Norfolk and Western Railway
Fle
Norfolk and Western Railway Today
False Teeth Help Jailed Man Ines Crime Case
Detectives in Camden New Jersey connect a burglary to Frank Wilgoski after finding two store teeth in Stanley Samewaki's shop. Wilgoski faces a ten day stint and a pending charge as investigators match the molars to his dental plate. The incident involves a theft of merchandise valued at ten dollars.
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Camden
N. J
Frank Wilgoski
Stanley Samewaki
Whigoski
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Salisbury
N.C
Rockville Bank
Winnie Judd
Asylum
Rockford
Til
Jimmy
Betty
Jimmy Walker
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