America should curtail fight against Japanese imperialism
Lipppman argues that long held belief in a Japan United States clash has dominated policy. He notes Britain and the United States outpace Japan in naval power and that Washington should rethink Asia strategy, stressing Western interests and multilateral approaches over sole opposition to Tokyo.
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Norman H. Davis
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Britain
Japan
Washington
Asia
Western Pacific
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One-man inquiry into Ohio governor pardons begins
Frazier Reams conducts a solo investigation into pardons granted by retiring Ohio governor George White. Appointed by Gov. Martin L. Davey, Reams focuses on pardons for Cleveland killers Tommy Gerak and Mike Di Torro as White freed 886 convicts in two years.
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Ohio
George White
Reams
Martin L. Davey
Tommy Gerak
Mike di Torro
Cleveland
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Far East Question to Shape US Role and Policy
The text argues the United States should not be sole protector of stern interests and should share responsibility. It suggests policy realism over scuttling and notes clearer implications of Japanese expansion. London Paris Tokio Washington features indicate a new form less entangling for the US.
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Paris
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Washington
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Late Conveyances of City Property
Real estate transfers recorded include Lora L Newlin and others selling to Annie Johnson a Shawnee Heights lot for $10 and valuable considerations. Emma W Conner conveys to N McCormick and Salome V McCormick a lot and residence at 227 South Loudoun Street known
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Lora L. Newlin
Annie Johnson
Shawnee Heights
Emma W. Conner
N. McCormick
Salome V. McCormick
Loudoun Street
Property transfers and leasehold deals noted in brief
The record lists conveyances including the Cannon Ball house with $1 and valuable considerations to H B Garber as leasehold on a lot in Cumberland Valley Railroad property. It also mentions Harry E Meister and spouse selling to Garvin J Walter and spouse a lot and bungalow in Loudoun Manor for $10 and valuable consideration.
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Cannon Ball
Charles I. . Brumback
John Joseph Sullivan
H. B. Garber
Cumberland Valley Railroad
Harry E. Meister
Garvin J. Walter
Loudoun Manor
Surprise birthday party honors Melvin Kump
Highview locals report a birthday gathering for Melvin Kump turning twenty on January 12 at Clement Kump's home. Attendees included Charles R Hodgson family, Clement Kump family, Vivian Seldon, Annie Morris, Verna Morris, Gladys Morris, Minnie Morris, Fern Larrick, Dorothy Larrick, Dorothy Kump, Barston Whitacre, Talmadge Morris, Forrest Grey, and Melvin Rich, among others.
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Clement Kump
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Charles, Jr
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Annie
Verna
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Minnie Morris
Fern
Dorothy Larrick
Dorothy Kump
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Talmadge Morris
Forrest_Grey
Melvin Rich
Birthday Celebration For Mr Kump Attracts Family
Family gathered for Mr Kump birthday with sister and brothers present except the oldest Herbert. Twenty pink candles and the inscription Happy Mr Kump lit the cake as gifts, games, and cake and orangeade followed. Timber Ridge Christian Church will hold preaching services Sunday January 27 conducted by Rev Ivan Smith.
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Marshall
Calvin
Lester Kump
Herbert
Ivan Smith
Evelyn Kump
H. F. Seldon
C. R. Hodgson
Charles, Jr
W. H Seldon
Young People's Missionary Society
Vivan Seld Friday Night Brief
Vivan Seld appears Friday night on January 18 in a short event reading or performance. The readable text shows only the date and person, with no location or further details.
Postal System To Aid In War Upon Paralysis
Postal Telegraph manager in this city reports official word from the national birthday greeting committee. The plan seeks to honor President Roosevelt by raising funds for local children crippled by infantile paralysis and for national research. Clarence H. Mackay chairs the committee. money collected goes to the national commission on infantile paralysis research.
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Postal Telegraph
Roosevelt
Clarence H. Mackay
National Committee
National Commission On
West Virginia Fruit Growers Meet Sets February Dates
The forty second session of the West Virginia Horticulture Society will be held in Martinsburg February 13 and 14 with fruit growers from New York to Florida among the listed speakers. The meeting attracts 300 to 400 attendees from Maryland Virginia Pennsylvania and West Virginia with a large exhibit of orchard supplies and machinery expected. Carroll R. Miller secretary notes the biggest display yet for the event.
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Disease Strikes Rabbit and Grouse in Cyclic Outbreaks
The article notes disease cycles reduce rabbit and grouse populations, threatening foundation stock. It mentions annual wildlife tolls from flu-like outbreaks, though natural causes also contribute significantly.
Radio Schedule Highlights from UM Philco Lineup
Evening program grid lists hourly offerings across WEAF WOR WJZ WABC stations. Notable acts include Cugar Orchestra Alma Kitchell Three X Sisters Bow Rogers Shadow Lone Ranger Lily Pons Burns and Allen and Moonbeams Trio.
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Buck Rogers
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Bobby Benson
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Wjz—Press
Arlene Jackson
Three X Sisters
Billy Batchelor
Lowell Thomas
Wabc—Press
King Orchestra
Lum
Abner
Just Plain Bill
Gould
Shelter
Harry Stockwell
Red Davis
the O'Neills
Uncle Ezra
Boake Carter
Mary Pickford
Edwin C. Hill
Wayne King Orch
Lanny Ross
Everett Marshall
Fred Allen
Sing Sing
Lily Pons
Wjzz
John McCormack
George Burns
Gracie Allen
Sandra Swenska
Weaf—Lombardo Orchestra
Hollywood
Beauty
Sylvia
Variety Musicale
Denny
Fairchild Orch
Robt
Royce
Moonbeams
National war cause meeting and speakers in Washington
Leading events list includes 4:30 to 5:00 PM National Committee on the Cause and Cure of War in Washington DC with speakers from Five Nations. At 9:30 to 10:00 PM Harold L Ickes, Secretary of the Interior, speaks at the Road Builders Convention in Washington DC. Also 9:30 to 10:00 PM junior welterweight boxing Ross versus Klick in Miami.
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Harold L. Ickes
Secretary of the Interior
Washington, D. C
W4jz
Ross Vs. Klick
Miami
WMCA
Berlin station signals signal trans-Atlantic short wave conditions
The article notes Dr Z. Berlin’s reception after nightfall as a barometer for trans Atlantic short wave activity. For a month the German station DJC was the strongest foreign transmitter heard in Winchester. If DJC is weak on 6.02 kHz evenings, European signals are unreliable or inaudible. if strong, the Philco All Wave Set owner may enjoy high adventure on Europe’s wave.
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Winchester
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