Senator Schwellenbach Warns of North Pacific Fishing Threat
Senator Schwellenbach presents a warning about a possible invasion of north Pacific fishing grounds by Japanese British and Norwegian ships. He urges executive action and a US Canada declaration to control the continental shelf while noting legal limits and potential boycotts to protect American and ally fisheries.
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Washington
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Canada
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Helene Madison Weds Luther C McIver in Wenatchee
Wenatchee Washington March 8 Helene Madison 24 former world and Olympic swimming champion married Luther C McIver 45 builder of the Rock Island power dam near Wenatchee Miss Madison had been in training here as a nurse.
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Helene Madison
Seattle
Luther C. McIver
Rock Island
Madison
Prof Hornaday Zoology Director Dies in Stamford
Stamford and national press report the death of Dr William T Hornaday at his Stamford home after a long illness. The first director of the New York Zoological Park and famed naturalist was 82. He is survived by a daughter and three grandchildren.
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William T. Hornaday
Nework Zoological Park
Abandon Hope to Halt Foreign Investment U.S.
Government fiscal officials say they have abandoned hope of stopping foreign capital inflows through the new taxation system. They add that the tax burden on American and foreign investors may still be equalized.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Japan to Recognize China Equality Basis Policy
Tokyo March 8 Foreign Minister Naotake Sato told parliament Japan would recognize China's demand for equality with Japan. He said the policy is dictated by economic necessity.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Naotake Sato
Japan
China
Six Month Nugget Offer For Advanced Name Access
A promotional offer advertises the Name Daily Nugget available for six months at $10.00 prepaid, claiming a savings of $2.00. Readers are urged to act quickly.
Miss Marguerite Lee Named Miss Nome for 1937
Miss Marguerite Lee was elected Saturday night at the Kennel Club Carnival as Queen of the Trail and Nome’s representative for the Fairbanks Ice Carnival Miss Alaska contest. Her nearest rival Miss Gertrude Johansen trailed by only a few thousand votes as totals were announced every half hour to 11 p.m.
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Nome
Margueritte Lee
Kennel Club
Fairbanks
Miss Lee
Richard Lee
Solomon
Gertrude Johansen
Nome Athletic Club
Lee
Miss Nome
Ed Steffen
Mirow Air Service
Alaska
Lloyd Heberlee
Nome Kennel Club
Nome Ice Carnival crowning of Miss Nome 1937
The Nome Ice Carnival culminated with Miss Nome 1937 crowned amid a lively crowd at the Nome Fairbanks event. Etched by telegram support and a staged pageant, the ceremony featured purse-funded prizes, a throne, a dog collar crown and souvenir spoons for contestants, with Miss Margueritte Lee winning the title.
Labor League Behind F. C.'s Court Program
A labor non-partisan league formed to pressure Congress for Roosevelt’s Supreme Court enlargement plan. President George L. Beery said the President chose the path toward humanitarian objectives, with a Fireside Chat to follow his Thursday appeal and address the nation tomorrow at 7 p.m. Pacific Standard Time.
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Roosevelt
Supreme Court
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League
Save $2 by paying in advance for subscription
Local readers in St. Joseph Missouri are offered a two dollar saving on prepaid subscriptions. The notice promotes paying ahead to lock in a reduced rate and continue home delivery.
AFL Pushes Unionization Drive Across Multiple Industries
The American Federation of Labor moves to strengthen its reach in aluminum cement cereal gasoline stations and agriculture while John L Lewis leads a rival effort to recruit over a million into United Textile Workers. Both sides claim the right to organize the textile industry.
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American Federation of Labor
John L. Lewis
United Textile Workers Organization
District Attorney Burton Fitts Ambushed Near Home
Los Angeles report says District Attorney Burton Fitts was shot in the arm by a man in a black sedan while driving home. Two shots were fired. Fitts, known as a militant prosecutor, has convicted several West criminals during his eight years in office amid threats after indictments of aircraft factory sitdown strikers.
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Los Angeles
Burton Fitts
Fitts
Fitt
U S Entertainers Face Cold Welcome at London Coronation
London march 8 American entertainers received a cold reception at the George VI coronation after British stars urged a ban on foreign competition and protested to the ministry.
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U.S
London
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