Japs Establish Independent State On North China Coast
The report says Japanese and Manchukuan forces seized a coastal zone in north China forming a provisional state with a Swantung government near Chinwangtao. U S naval ships altered calls to Chinwantao and Tangku amid Sino Japanese fighting. refugees flood towns as tensions rise across Lwan river corridor.
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North
China Coast
Shanghai
U. S
Henderson
Chinwantao
United States Marine Guard
Peiping
Tangku
Tientsin
Shanhai
United States
Manila
Legation
China
Peice
Montain
Tsin
Lwan River
Lwanchow
Tangshaw
Lwancow
Swanshaw
Chahar
Jehol
Kalgan
Chaling
U S S Macon Makes Maiden Flight Over Cleveland
The U S S Macon the world s largest airship completed a 11 hour maiden shakedown flight from Akron to Cleveland under Captain Alger H Diesel. Ground crewman J E Wilson was injured slipping from a platform and hospitalized for X rays.
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Kenneth E. Sanders
Akron
Macon
Navy
Dresel
BE. S. T
Cleveland
J. E. Wilson
Washington and Portland News Digest April 21
Senator Borah plans talks with Premier MacDonald in Britain during his visit. Speaker Rain ey cites a $100 million silver on the 16 to 1 basis for war debt settlement. Idaho Oregon Washington governors meet in Portland to discuss river development and public works jobs. Lindbergh and wife arrive in St Louis. British engineers expelled from Russia reach Stolpce after Sabotage espionage conviction. AFL urges wage hikes to help workers cope with higher prices as the country leaves the gold standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Borah
Idaho
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Ramsay MacDonald
Great Britain
Portland
Ore
Columbia
Snake Rivers
Oregon
C. Ben Ross
American Federation of Labor
Einstein loses post at Berlin institute
Prof Albert Einstein is expelled from the board of a federal institute in Berlin the move cited his attitude toward Germany's rebirth and anti semitic Nazi policies. He has renounced Prussian citizenship in protest.
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Berlin
Albert Einstein
Federal Physical and Technical Institute
Germany
Northwestern student Jerome Factor released by kidnappers
Jerome Factor, 19, a Northwestern University student, was freed today after being held for a $50,000 ransom in Rogers Park Chicago. He recalls little of his abduction and release, while investigators and his father deny any ransom payment. Three suspects remain in custody as police pursue leads.
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Jerome Factor
John
Jake the Barber
Factor
Chicago
Associated Press
Northwestern University
Rogers Park
John Factor
Daniel Gilbert
Gilbert
Jerome
Profit-Taking Hits Markets Amid Dollar Rally
Profit-taking dragged stocks and commodities lower in New York as the dollar strengthened. Wheat futures fell about 11/2 cents a bushel while utilities and rails reversed early gains. trading volume exceeded 5 million shares as short-sellers covered and currencies including sterling and francs moved sharply.
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New York
Downs Exchange
Inflation Bill Expands Federal Actions on Currency
The bill authorizes the Federal Reserve to buy up to 3 billion dollars in government obligations for a fixed term. The President could issue 3 billion dollars in new currency to meet maturing debts and fund securities, retired by annual 4 percent withdrawals. It allows halving the gold dollar and stabilizing currencies with other nations, and permits acceptances of up to 100 million dollars in silver at 50 cents per ounce with silver certificates redeemable in coins.
Reynolds Estate Agreement Splits Assets Between Heirs
Libby Holman Reynolds' child and Anne Cannon Reynolds II would share equally in Smith Reynolds's estate under an agreement revealed in a Concord court. Each would receive 2,000,000 dollars, Annie L Can non, co guardian, disclosed the plan while opposing a trustee petition for a 500,000 dollar trust per beneficiary.
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Concord
N. C
Libby Holman Reynolds
Anne Cannon Reynolds II
Smith Reynolds
Joseph F
Annie L.) Cannon
Trust Company
Cannon
Anne Cannon Reynolds Smith
Scores From Today’s Baseball Games
Major league results show Washington and New York posting wins while Philadelphia Boston Cleveland and St Louis also record victories. Pitchers Crowder Dickey Ruffing Welch and others are noted with team lineups and final tallies.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Crowder
Sewell
Cain
Hadley and Ferrell
Gregory and Grube
Boston
New York
O— Seibold
Hogan
Schumacher
Spencer and Mancuso
Pittsburgh
Johnson
Benton
Hemsley
Swift
Harris and Grace
Chicago
St. Louis
Bush
Hartnett
Hallahan
Wilson
British Leader MacDonald Downplays Gold Standard Move
Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald arrived in America to map a world war campaign against poverty. On the Berengaria liner he said America's abandonment of the gold standard affects England not at all for him, noting he has little information beyond the move. He added it underscores global distress, which he and the president seek to address.
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New York
America
Ramsay MacDonald
England
MacDonald
Roosevelt
Eastern Idaho district music contest opens with 1300 students
About thirteen hundred eastern Idaho students gathered at Idaho State University in Pocatello for the opening session of the district music contest. Officials announced a new grading system with categories superior excellent good and fair and withheld individual names while sharing contest affiliations.
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Eastern Idaho
Pocatello
Blackfoot
Montpelier
Sugar City
Ammon
Acon
Idaho Falls
Fair
Soda Springs
Shelley
Malad
Driggs Fair
Dean Gerritt de Jong, Jr
Franklin D. Madsen
I. H. Masters
Donald Kissane
J. C. Gardner
University of Idaho
L. D. 8. Institute
Swanson Hall
Frazier Hall
France vows to uphold gold standard amid tariff tensions
Paris reports a government spokesman stating France will defend gold reserves and resist American pressure by maintaining tariffs and resisting changes until after Washington talks. Daladier and Finance Minister Bonnet briefed bank officials as Herriot faces criticism over U S policy.
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Paris
France
Washington
Roosevelt
Herriot
Georges Bonnet
Finance
Clement Moret
Bank of France
Daladier
Herriot Party Fears Raised on Voyage to New York
On April 21 the ILE DE FRANCE was en route to New York with former Premier Edouard Herriot’s party aboard. Members expressed fear or concern about developments affecting their group.
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Ile DE France
New York
Edouard Herriot
Scout course opens tonight at Downey Hot Springs pool
A scout course on swimming and water safety begins tonight at 8 o clock at Downey Hot Springs pool three miles south of Downey. Dr Ray J Davis chairs leadership and training with D C Watkins directing assisted by Sam Adams and Leon Jewett. Eagle scouts including Ray Tuck Ralph Daniels Carl Hale help. Sessions cover lectures and practical demonstrations with safety focus and the course ends with planning a swimming area and safety devices. Over 100 are expected.
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Downeya Hot Springs
Downey
Ray J. Davis
D. C. Watkins
Sam Adams
Leon Jewett
Ray Tuck
Ralph Daniels
Carl Hale
Watkins
Brink
F. C. Mills
Urgent call for rooms for visiting youths in Pocatello
About 200 eastern Idaho children may sleep on the streets tonight unless residents house them. Officials of the district music contest at the university report far more contestants than expected and seek immediate help. Those able to provide rooms should contact Mrs. Don Hartman, the university, or the chamber of commerce.
Dollar recovers losses across major markets
The dollar regained early declines in London and Paris trading, hovering around 3.85 1-2 pounds and about 22.90 francs, with gains seen in Atlantic markets. In Berlin, the dollar slipped to 3.84 marks while the Boerse ended weak, and Rome markets were closed for a national holiday marking Rome’s birth anniversary.
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Associated Press
London
Stock Exchange
Paris
Berlin
Boerse
Rome
Walters Nominated for Interior Post and Other Nominations
President Roosevelt named Sumner Welles as ambassador to Cuba and Theodore A. Walters of Idaho as first assistant secretary of the interior. Other nominations include Francis Peck to the farm board, Thomas Thomas to register of the land office, and Raymond Patton to direct the coast and geodetic survey. Walters, a longtime Idaho Democrat and wartime attorney general, will leave the state education board seat vacant.
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Washington
Roosevelt Today
Sumner Welles
Cuba
Theodore A. Walters
Idaho
Interior
Senate
Francis Winfred Peck
Minnesota
Farm Board
Thomas F. Thomas
Utah
Salt Lake City
Raymond Patton
Ohio
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Boise
T. A Walters
Roosevelt
Caldwell
Walters
Moses Alexander
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune
Will Rogers writes from Arizona reflecting on memories of gold pieces and past travels, mentioning Johannesburg and Australia and noting a shift in sentiment. He signs as UTAH Pair and hints at modest temperature changes for tonight and Saturday.
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Utah
Opposition Grows Over Gold Dollar Provision In Inflation Bill
The senate banking committee backed the administration inflation plan and favored quick enactment for the farm bill. A tied vote blocked removing the gold content provision, signaling a sharp floor fight with both parties split. A Republican challenge from Senator Reed foreshadows further opposition.
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Washington
Administration
Senate Banking Committee
Roosevelt
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve System
Banking
Fletcher
Florida
Glass
Virginia
McAdoo
California
Gore
Oklahoma
Reed
Judd sanity hearing ends in Florence Arizona
The state and Winnie Ruth Judd's counsel agreed to close the sanity hearing with no further testimony. Judge E L Green extended time for arguments and considered a night session to finish in front of the jury. Willson planned to argue for Judd to be declared sane, saving her from the pending execution for the Agnes Leroi trunk murders.
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Florence
Ariz
Winnie Ruth Judd
E. L. Green
O. W. Willson
Mrs. Judd
Agnes Anna Leroi
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Reynolds
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