Japanese Advance in Manchuria Prompts Chinese Withdrawal
Reports say Japanese forces moved from Mukden into Manchuria, overcoming Chinese defenses and causing civilian flight. Marshal Chang Kai-shek orders air forces to withdraw north of the Great Wall, giving Japan control while Nanking forms a new coalition government and cabinet.
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Avan
League of Nationa
United States
Meancharle
Bandila
Mukden
Chang Ksueh Nang
North China
Air Bla
Great Wall
Maneharli
Ma Chan
Marshal Chang
Nanking
Fugenn Chen
Canton
Chen
Japan
Czech diplomat accused in plot against Moscow envoy
Moscow accuses Czechoslovakia of plotting to provoke war between Ttnesia and nir to push arms. A Czech diplomat allegedly tried to trigger Kokulota’s assassination. the suspect was Carl Vanek, secretary of Prague’s Moscow mission. Prague recalls Vanek and denies mission involvement.
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Moscow
Ttnesia
Nir
Gwiltary
Gandhi Signals Readiness to Sacrifice for Liberty
Mahatma Gandhi told a London crowd he would not sacrifice the hearts of a million people without hope and warned of possible punishment in India if colonies confronts. He urged calm amid frontier turmoil and urged restraint while pressing for a political path.
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Ahatma Gandhi
Bombay
London
Mberty
Inia
Taye
Utter Ates
Fa Takint
S.ce
India
Pandit Jawaharlal Anehar
Abdol Graffur Khan
Odoorthwest
Gandhi
Lord Willingdon
Feshawar
President to push consolidation of departments and shipping board
At the White House the President outlined a plan to reduce extravagance and unify government operations. He urged immediate congressional action to group all correction activities under one head and transfer the Shipping Board and federal merchant marine activities to a single department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wille
Savage
Ehloover
Veterans’ Administration
Cochran
House Expenditures Committee
Cover
God 'T
White House
Congress
Shipping Board
Debate on unemployment relief funds stalls in Congress
A holiday recess debate committee heard testimony from social workers including from Chicago and New York. Senators La Follette and Costigan proposed federal relief. Costigan urged government steps though Hoover opposition warned against treasury appropriations as dangerous precedent.
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Chcego
New York
la Follette
Wileconsin
Thennator Costinuo
Colorado
Costigan
Ste
Reparation Talks Shape Toward Three Year German Moratorium
United to meet January 18 in Lausanne Britain and France draft a plan for a three year moratorium on conditional reparations. German repayments would go to the Bank for International Settlements for reinvestment in railways or within Germany. Senator Connally urges international tariff action to restart healthy trade and ease debt payments.
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Keithlit
Great Britain
Laurance
Treaury
Germany
Bank For International Settlementa
Ger
Reich
Posera
Seustor Cordell
Tennessee
Enya Pesmetia
Democratic Policy Committee
Congress
Banks Seek Moratorium on Securities Use of Funds
A resolution from Wyoming Senator Carter Glaus backed by Republican leaders proposes increasing federal land bank capitalization by 2.5 million dollars to grant postponements on fare payments. The move aims to shield banks from market strains while a later repayment to the Treasury would occur when funds are needed.
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Naton Carty
Wyoming
Republican
Autcomsiie
Furey
Otie Federal Reserve and Commercial Banking
Senate Banking and Currency Committees
Federal Reserve
Carter Glaus
Virginia
Congress
Banka
Glass
Machike
Lost Mail Plane Lands in Myton
A mail plane strayed about 150 miles off course and barely avoided crash near Myton. After a rest and fuel, the craft attempted another run toward Rock Springs with repairs and high test gas, finally taking off again for a third attempt.
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Myton
Salt Lake
Verral
Myton Lana
Rhone
A. V Lewis
Vernsi
Thuradsy
Rock Springs
Appointment of Fourth American to Geneva Disarmament Delegation
RESIDENT TOOVER announced Norman C. Davis of New York as the fourth member of the American delegation to the Geneva disarmament conference. Davis, a former under secretary of state and Versailles negotiator, joins as Huerh Gibson the ambassador to Belgium. Hugh Wilson was named as alternate, and Arthur Blenderson, former British foreign secretary, expected to preside.
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Toover
Geneva
Norman C. Davis
New York
Atme
Wilson
Arthur Blenderson
Great Britain
Paria
Hie
Independent Senate group mulls third party in 1932 race
Progressives in the Senate discuss a possible third party for the 1932 campaign with three contenders Borah Johnson and Upton Tinchot among the names. Roosevelt as Democratic nominee is favored by Republicans while Alfred E Smith and Gov Albert C. Ritche of Maryland are also mentioned as potential candidates.
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Senate
Hoover
Senator Borah
Idaho
Iiram Johnson
California
Gary Uiford Tinchot
Pennsylvania
Norris
Nebaska
Frauklin D Roosevelt
Newton D Raker
Cleveland
Thea
Nooseret
Josephus Daniela
New York
Alfred E. Smith
Hil Murray
Oklahoma
Albert CC
Ritcle
Maryland
Ywinland Referendum Signals Prohibition Repeal
A July rational vote in Ywinland on abolishing prohibition estimated that about 100 percent of Finns favored repeal with wet sentiment rising. The early figures suggest strong support for ending the ban and legalizing alcohol.
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Ywinland
Clergy Tensions Rise Over New Law in Federal District
Cathet church leader Acubishop Diaz in Mexico accuses Congress of omitting to account for 235 priests in the federal district. He orders Mathelites and priests to disregard the law amid growing clashes and potential trouble.
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Acubishop Diaz
Cathet
Mexico
Sas
Congress
Westtra Mewrpaper Unies
Pioneers of Coltitarp Profoundly Endure Early Hardships
The fragment describes early settlers Sir and Mrs Jampfs EF Coltitarp journeying through a water-diverted White River area. It notes improvised farming, a garden with $725 worth of vegetables, a dam in a creek, and logs hauled for cabin construction, illustrating frontier survival and resourcefulness.
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Jampfs
Coltitarp
Domeglas
Mir Coltherp
Tehita River
Minstrel Show by First Quorum of Elders at Uintah High
The Vernal First and Ashley wards presented a minstrel show at Uintah High School last Wednesday night with dance following. Most performers were married men with day jobs and some left cattle or sheep herds to participate. Despite a small crowd of 421, the effort drew praise and the quorum hopes to stage more productions and form a male glee club with Lloyd Winn assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashley Ward
Uintah High School
Tampa
Glee Club
Lloyi Winn
Notice of Public Auction of Livestock in Uintah County Utah
Pursuant to a mortgage dated May 27 1931 filed with Uintah County Recorder mortgagees Ton Baris and Nick Vranis Bank of Vernal holds the lien. Principal due is 2557 dollars. A public auction will sell the described livestock at 1 oclock pm January 13 1932 on Pablo Vargas farm at Leota Uintah County Utah. Livestock described as Seventy five aged owes with lamb increase of the season 1931 ear marked and some branded with a bar.
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County Recorder of
Uintah
Pablo Vargasa
Leota
Uintah County
Utah
Avestock Deing
Willie Is
Johnson
Bank of Vernal
Mortgagee public auction sale of livestock in Uintah Utah
The mortgage dated May 27 1933 filed in Uintah County Utah Office of the Recorder lists Tony Saris and Nick Vranis as mortgagors and Tank of Ver nal as mortgagee. The principal amount 255000 is due and owing. At 3 30 pm on the lth day of January 1932 the farm of George Dean near Ducherne Uintah County Utah will auction livestock described as one hundred ninety six aged ones with various earmarks and brands. Willis L Johnson President Bank oz Vernel. DIi-J7
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Uintah County
State of
Utah
Tony Saris
Nick Vranis
George Dean
Ducherne
Willis L. Johnson
Bank Oz. Vernel
Elders receive strong support for production
Lloyd Winn directed the chorus and Mormon Olson led the orchestra. Gina Guyman and Dicky Jensen provided valuable assistance as town businessmen backed the advertising campaign. The Elders exceeded expectations and surprised many with their abilities.
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Lloyd Winn
Mormon Olson
Gina Guyman
Dicky Jensen
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Mahatma Gandhi
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Sen. Gines
Dad
Tess
Celacgon
British Association
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Angel
Thames
Caroline Martlette
Mary Jane. Nesbit
Janetta Hynde
Church Road
Onglard
Loch Lomond
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Veronal
Coltharp
J If Coltharp
Salt Lake City
Mane Tench
William “Bil' Redden
Messie
Barney Day
Webber
Desne
Coutnts
Grend County
Chase Dray
Mangely
Garfield County
Messie Coltharp
Geo Baxter
John Gothard
Grand Junction
Douglas Creek
Brotherhood of Man
W. H Coltharp
Vernal
W. F Grees James
Coltharp Price
Johnny Miller
Cve
J Ji Coltharp
Han
Nangely
J.C. Penney GO Department
STO
Hemming
Uintah Gas Co
Vernal, Usah
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