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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1937

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Pact on Mediterranean shipping and naval patrols described

The article reports on the Nyon agreement signed by nine powers near Geneva to restrict Mediterranean shipping and authorize patrols by British and French fleets. It details provisions on submarine attack rules, belligerent rights in Spain, and enforcement, plus the political tension with Russia over Italy as the alleged pirate. It also covers Japanese actions in China, the Shanghai siege, casualties, and related U.S. financial moves and wartime concerns.

HAT Pian NJ Thanglig Ttt Ithe Mediterranean Sei Pollee Ie Wnens Psftéguard Duttal Shipping Fron Italy Tyrrhenian Sea Spain Irench Mediterranean Adriatic Maxim Litvinoff Russia Britain Anthony Eden

U S Far East Policy Sparks Public Debate in Shanghai

Amid panic over a looming U S eviction from Yangzi waters, Americans in Shanghai press for a tougher foreign policy while missionaries and business leaders credit their work for stakes in China. The State Department distinguishes between staying clear of danger and relinquishing long standing privileges as vice consuls evacuate from Chinese ports.

Soria Beériswety United Shanghai United States Far East Ife China State Department

Chinese Appeal to League on Japanese Invasion at Geneva

The Chinese delegation framed an appeal against Japan to be presented to the League of Nations. It urged peace-loving members to join in action and invoked Article 17 to invite Japan to sit on the council. Japan signaled it would reject such invitation, as China charged about 60,000 troops in the Shanghai area since mid August and accused Japan of attempting to dominate Shanghai and attack Nanking, while calling the blockade of the Chinese coast illegal.

Geneva League of Nations Japan Council of Replyr Woosung-Shanghai Shanghai Nanking

Hitler Calls for Stand by Japan in Global Defense

DOLE Hitler in a manifesto to the German nation pledges to stand by Italy and Japan in a defensive fight against Bolshevism. He cites the Sino Japanese and Spanish Civil Wars as outcomes of attempts to spread communism. Read to the Nazi party congress in Nuremberg, the speech frames a joint axis amid rising global friction.

Hitler Italy Japan

Hitler says Germany too busy to fight a war at present

Adolf Hitler told foreign delegates at a Nuremberg rally that Germany is too busy to enter any war. He outlined 20 to 40 year plans to complete and warned that war could be disastrous. He urged returning colonies to supply a market and said Britain need not fear Nazi naval bases in colonies.

Roosevelt Europe Far East Washington Norman H. Davis Bernard M. Baruch State Department United States Baruch Nel Putchess County Adolf Hitler Nuremberg Germany Reichsfuehrer Great Britain

McGrady Resigns Labor Post for RCA Executive VP

DWARD F McGRADY assistant secretary of labor and chief strike troubleshooter for Mme Frances Perkins resigned to join Radio Corporation of America as executive vice president in charge of industrial relations. Roosevelt expressed deep regret noting McGrady’s efforts to maintain harmonious labor relations and his role in federal mediation. His new salary is reported between 15000 and 50000 dollars.

McGrady Dward F. McGrady Mme Frances. Perkins’ Department Radio Radio Corporation of America Roosevelt Dancre Msragy Little Steel Hig Services TeRgrted

Gas the Trees for Uniform Crops Aims at Early Bloom

Daniel Glenn Sorber and Marston H Kimball of the USDA have patented a method to gas fruit trees with butylene to force uniform fruiting. Trees are enclosed in tents and exposed to a precise gas mix before budding, with temperatures between 60 and 100 degrees F for one to two hours. The process seeks to offset winter frosts and reduce annual production fluctuations in walnuts peaches and other deciduous fruits.

Washington Daniel Glenn Sorber Marston H Kimball California United States Department of Agriculture Henry A. Wallace Agriculture

Longer Life for Working Classes Gains Shown in 1935

New York reports that life expectancy at birth for industrial policyholders of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. crossed 60 years in 1935, up from 46.63 in 1911. The gain outpaces urban whites and narrows the gap with the general population, despite WWI and the 1918 influenza epidemic.

New York Metropolitan Life Insurance United States United *States

China Civilization Change Delays Ancient Myths Says Expert

University of Michigan speaker Carl Whiting Bishop argues in a Michigan address that Chinese civilization is not the world’s oldest but has a longer continuous history. He notes China’s slow change preserves ancien t features, with origins in the Yellow River basin and a feudal land system before the Han. By 200 B C China entered the Iron Age under autocratic rule, shaping a government lasting a millennium until sea trade altered its course.

China Seady Babylonia Egypt Carl Whiting Bishop Freer Gallery Westington D. C University of Michigan Institute of Far Eastern Studies Ita Culturaltise Bishop Mr. Bishop Great Yellow River Nile Indus Euphrates Atlantic Seaboard Columbus Chia Aldale Aey B. C

Briton Reports Great Advance in Battle to Defeat Cancer

Dr. W. I. Cramer of the Imperial Cancer Research Fund, Boreton, cites a New York Journal report noting a rise in English cancer over two years, concentrated in those over 69, with increases in cancers of the tongue esophagus stomach intestines liver and uterus, while breast cancer remains exception in women.

New Yorks Wi Cramer Imperial Cancer Research Fund Boreton American Journal of Cancer England Garber

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