U S Accepts Jap Apology For Allison Incident
The United States accepted the Japanese government apology for the slap to American diplomat John M. Allison in Nanking. State Department officials said the incident is not closed, and Panay reparations and punishments for those involved in the Allison affair remain to be addressed.
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Washington
John M. Allison
Nanking
State Department
United States
Panay
Allison
City to challenge coal act in court over costs
Chicago Feb 1 Corportion Counsel Barnet Hodes said the city will attack provisions of the Guffey Vinson act in court. He estimates it could add about 225 000 dollars to coal costs this year. The move may come as an intervening petition in a Cleveland suit against the Bituminous Coal Commission or as a separate federal suit here. The Cleveland suit argues the commission acts are unconstitutional and arbitrary.
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Chicago
Barnet Hodes
Bituminous Coal Commission
City of
Cleveland
Washington
Hodes
Commission
Japanese court martial to try officer and twenty men
Department reports a Japanese officer and twenty men face court martial for an indignity against Allison third secretary of the Nanking embassy. Allison testified the attack happened with consular police and gendarmes at a Japanese occupied building linked to a Chinese woman's claim of abduction from Nanking University. Japanese Foreign Minister assures punishment after investigation. In California, a fleet and 260 planes swarm Los Angeles harbor in a five day war games drill begun after a first concentration in readiness.
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Allison
Nanking
Nanking University
Grew
San Pedro
Calif
Los Angeles Harbor
United States
California
2-Drop Treatment Brings Breathing Relief for Cold
Penetro Nose Drops offer relief by shrinking swollen membranes and opening air passages. Each use involves two drops per nostril with ephedrine. Available at druggists for 25c 50c and 1.00.
Lewis Told To Continue Fight In Labor Union Vote
Washington Feb 1 John L Lewis ordered the United Mine Workers to press on with the C I O and pledged financial support. Delegates narrowly backed the move as Haas urged resuming peace talks with the AFL CIO. Frantz of Oklahoma opposed the funding and demanded an accounting. The convention also urged Congress to shift 5 billion from Social Security to housing, backed a 30 hour week, endorsed a Japanese goods boycott and praised Kennedy for Pennsylvania governor.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
C. I
United Mine Workers of America
C. SO
Congress
Social Security Reserve Fund
Copeland
Holt
W. Va
West Virginia
Thomas P. Kennedy
Union
Pennsylvania
Kennedy
Local quotations and prices from Kling Eros market
Furnished prices for wheat corn beans and poultry appear alongside a list of regional goods, indicating local trade values. The item also notes a political update: Edward H. Burke elected chairman of Baltimore County Democratic Central Committee replacing John N. Dennis, with James P. Kelley moving as treasurer to Degner. South Dakota is called the Sunshine state.
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Kling Eros
Benevola
Easeess
Towson
Edward H. Burke
Democratic Late Central Committee
Baltimore County
John N. Dennis
James P. Kelley
George A. Degner
Kelley
Word Consciousness in the United States
Professor Walter K. Smart of Northwestern University says the United States is in a period of remarkable word consciousness. He notes slang can be vivid yet overused and cites ain’t and thing as abused words while praising words like murmur memorial lul labby roar room and door as aesthetically pleasing.
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United States
Chicago
Northwestern University
School of Commerce and Journalism
Walter K. Smart
Smart
Dr. Smart
Barkley Ready To Give Battle
Democratic Leader Barkley invited a reelection battle with Governor A. B. Chandler of Kentucky. He refused to join a conspiracy to appoint Senator Logan to a judgeship to create a Senate vacancy for Chandler. Chandler visited the White House amid Kentucky political maneuvering while Brown and Rhea reported Roosevelt backing Barkley’s bid.
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Washington
Barkley
A. B. Chandler
Kentucky
Logan
Senate
White House
Chandler
Senate Stat
John Young Brown
Thomas 8
Rhea
Mr. Roosevelt
Four People Saved From Gas Filled Baltimore Home
A young mother Thelma Freund 26 and her four children aged five days to five years were found unconscious in a gas filled bedroom by relative Anna Freund sister in law. The relative summoned neighbors who called a physician and a municipal ambulance saving all lives.
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Baltimore
Anna Freund
Thelma Freund
Plan Early Test Of Fire Siren
The Western Enterprise Fire Company will test a new fire horn this morning, promising a piano solo style blast of Hearts and Flowers. The fire committee of the Mayor and Council will listen officially, after a previous test weeks ago drew complaints of disturbing residents. The department can spend up to $1,000 to replace the worn bell. A Chicago piano teacher’s canary named Spotty may also sing Casey Jones.
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Western Enterprise Fire Company
Lago
Spotty
T. H. Durboran
Chicago
Casey Jones
Case continues as Waldner faces 15 charges in safety court
Chicago case records show Elmer Waldner, 52, an electrician, arraigned on fifteen counts of reckless driving drunken driving and leaving the scene of an accident. The five accidents involved parked autos, claimed to be the largest docket total for one defendant in safety court. He asked for a lawyer and a continuance, and the judge noted he would need one. Hearing set for February 9.
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Chicago
Elmer Waldner
Waldner
Weldner
J. M. Braude
Local Man Faces Charge In Pennsy
Roger S Ellis of 200 block North Potomac street was arrested by a Pennsylvania State policeman on a charge of driving while under the influence after a collision on the Hagerstown Waynesboro road Saturday night. He was arraigned before Magistrate Shirley Zarger and released on 500 bond. Ellis allegedly hit a car driven by Samuel Bowser of Waynesboro R D 3. Bowser was traveling toward Hagerstown. Ellis was in the opposite lane. Damage to both cars was about 200 dollars each.
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Roger St. Ellis
Potomac Street
Pennsylvania
Hagerstown
Waynesmoro
Ellis
Shirley Zarger
Samuel Bowser
Waynesboro
R. D
Bowser
Jackson Expected To Be Confirmed
Senate hearings on President Roosevelt's nomination of Robert H. Jackson to solicitor general showed waning opposition. Attorney General Cummings urged approval, and a judiciary sub-committee signaled a likely favorable report, pending decisions by Senators Austin and King after reviewing Jackson's recent speeches. The full committee would then decide on sending a recommendation to the Senate.
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Washington
Senate
Robert H. Jackson
Judiciary
Cummings
Jackson
Austin
King
Utah
Capital
McGill
D-Kans
Judiciary Committee
Welfare Board Seeks Stove for Needy Family
The Washington County Welfare Board requests a heating or kitchen stove for a needy family. Anyone with such a stove should contact the welfare headquarters.
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Washington County Welfare Board
Welfare Headquarters
Roosevelt Grandchildren Begin Month Visit at White House
Two of the President's grandchildren started a month long visit at the White House. Ruth Chandler aged three and a half and Elliott Roosevelt Jr called Tony aged 17 months are children of Mr and Mrs Elliott Roosevelt of Fort Worth Texas.
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Washington
White House
Ruth Chandler
Tony
Elliott Roosevelt, Jr
Elliott Roosevelt
Fort Worth
Texas
Quints Suffer With the Cold
In Ontario on February 1 Dr Allan D. Joe, physician in chief to the D& onne quintuplets, said the five little girls have had common colds for three or four days and will be kept indoors for the rest of the week. Dr Allan Brown, a Toronto specialist, examined them yesterday and found them in very good physical condition despite the illnesses.
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Prys
Allan’ D. Joe
D& Onne Quintuptets
Allan Brown
Toronto
Screenwriter Melville W. Brown Dies in Hollywood
Screenwriter and director Melville W. Brown, once a stage actor in a stock company led by Charlie Chaplin, died Monday of a heart attack in Hollywood.
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Hollywood
Melville W. Brown
Charlie Chaplin
Williams Treatment claim for uric acid relief advertisement
A 19th or early 20th century offer promotes The Williams Treatment for uric acid relief and arthritis symptoms. It promises a 32 dose bottle for 10 cents with diet guidance and other suggestions, available to a single person per address, mailed from MS-231 East Hampton Conn. It markets relief from bladder, kidney, nervous, skin, and night time issues, urging readers to send 10 cents to receive the product.
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D. A. Williams
Hampton
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