Farmer Killed by Storm Debris in Manchurian Outline
War at a glance reports a farmer killed when debris from the storm struck him. It covers Japanese advances in Manchuria with summaries of clashes near Chinchow and Wu kungfu, noting Chinese resistance and Chinese casualties. It also mentions barricades near the foreign concession at Tientsin and reactions in Geneva to the Manchurian crisis.
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Manchuria
Kennosuke Mogi
Hsinglunti
Kaifu
Yoshikazu
Chienping
Heoyang
Jeikiro Hattori
Fourteenth
Wukungfu
Suichung
Peiping
Kailu
Chaoyang
Tientsin
Great Wall of China
Geneva
League of Nations
Soviet
Russia
Committee of 21
League
United States
Far East arms embargo limits export licenses
London reports Sir John Simon announces in Parliament that Britain will not issue export licenses for arms or munitions to China or Japan until an international solution to the Far East embargo is found. Meantime Japanese advances in Jehol and Manchuria push toward key cities amid harsh winter fighting and shifting Chinese defenses.
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John Simon
House of Commons
Far East
China
Japan
Chinchow
Manchuria
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Jehol
Great Wall
Kennosuke Mogi
Kailu
Hsinglunti
Suitung
Yoshikazu Nishi
Haoyang
Chienping
Nanking
Rebol
Peipaio
Chaoyang
Peiping
Mogi
Heikko Hattori
Fourteenth
Suichung
Wukungfu
Hattori
Chang Hsiao-Liang
North China
Blood and Steel Corps
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Liu Kui-Tang
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Robertson Is Reelected Endorsed By Clarke County League
The Berryville Patrons' League met at Berryville High School with a program on American history. Members including Miss Willie May Brumback and Miss Sybil Price joined in a resolution endorsing Arthur F. Robertson for Clarke County superintendent for the term beginning July 1, 1933.
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Berryville High School
America
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George Washington
Willie May Brumback
Sybil Price
Colonies
Virginia
Georgia
Mary Francis Dix
Lucille Fenton
Opal Payne
Virginia Kercheval
Louise Puller
Sarah Cutterer
Lola Taylor
Louise Campbell
Charlotte Osler
Anne Neville Barnett
Ruth Feltner
Naomi Longerbeam
Ann Thomas Howell
Thomas W. Jones
Robert L. Fowler
Clarke County
Arthur F. Robertson
L. C. Kackley
Clarke Public Schools
Robertson
School League of
Bergville
Woman’s Club of
Cough Relief Ad for Creomulsion Promises Refund
An older advertisement touts Creomulsion claiming powerful yet harmless relief for coughs. It asserts no narcotics and offers a money back guarantee if cold symptoms are not relieved.
Historic figure pledges service to Manchukuo troops
A reported state of allegiance was noted as a leader agreed to submit himself and his forces to Manchukuo and join the campaign against Chinese armies, signaling a shift in regional alignments.
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Manchukuo
House by the Side of the Road and Wood for Poles
The piece notes Sam Walter Foss as author of The House by the Side of the Road. It discusses demand for cedar cypress chestnut and fir for telegraph poles. It cites heart disease causing sixteen thousand deaths in New York and pneumonia fatalities, plus a quip about saxophones and ear muffs.
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New York
County groups to help plant dogwood trees
The State Garden Club and affiliated groups coordinate a Virginia dogwood planting campaign. Home demonstration agents and 4‑H clubs in Frederick County pledge to plant three dogwoods per member on private property the first year.
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Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
State Federation of Women's Clubs
The
United Daughters of the Confederacy
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Virginia Council For the Protection of
Virginia Homemakers Association
Nelson C. Beck
Virginia Homemakers’ Association
Elizabeth Farrar
Frederick County
Virginia
Mary ©. McBryde
Jury Cannot Reach Verdict In $30 000 Suit
The jury failed to reach a verdict in a $30 000 suit involving defendant Mr. Hable. Friday afternoon attorneys and the judge conferred in chambers on jury instructions, which were completed and read to jurors Saturday morning by Judge Williams.
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Mr. Hable
John P. Allen
Frank S. Tavenner
Attorneys Present Closing Arguments in Malone Hable Case
Attorney Allen opened closing arguments for Mrs. Majone as defense counsel and Judge Tavenner spoke for the plaintiff. The Malone family seeks $30,000 for permanent injuries from a Berryville pike collision near Winchester on March 31. The jury previously awarded $12,000 in a separate suit for Mrs Malone and daughter Frances.
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Winchester
Malone
Hable
Improving the World Starts With Children Many Believe
A concise statement argues that lasting global improvement begins by prioritizing and investing in children. Proponents urge parents educators and policymakers to focus on early development health education and protection to shape a brighter future.
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