Explaining North China Situation by Lieut Lindsey
Lieut Lindsey outlines five foreign powers in North China led by America and details the 1901 Protocol that kept embassies railroads and interests protected. He describes barracks life in Tientsin, international defense plans around the city, and Japan’s expansion amid Chinese resistance led by Chiang Kai-Shek with aerial and army forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. B. Lindsey
Hunter H. McGuire
Tientsin
China
Rotary
Winchester Golf Club
Lindsey
Star
Infan
North Kina
America
Standard Oil
Texaco
National City Bank
Chase National Bank
Ncthing
Hei Ho
Taku
Japan
Korea
Yepen
Russia
Moscow
Vladivostok
Pacific
Rge
Jaan
Chiang Kai-Shek
North China tensions flare as minor incident stirs tinder box
The report notes escalating friction in North China with both sides avoiding apologies. It warns China’s army appears trained and coordinated to resist Japan’s current advances, indicating potential larger conflict if rhetoric and actions continue.
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China
Japan
Rev Raleigh M Engle Accepts Wilmington Call
Information states the Rev Raleigh M Engle, two years pastor at Lake Waccamaw group, Wilming ton Presbytery, North Carolina, has accepted a call from Winter Park and Pearsal Memorial church in Wilmington. He plans to begin the new field September first. Mrs Engle was formerly Miss Gold Crawford of this city.
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Raleigh M. Engle
Lake Waccamaw
Wilmington
North Carolina
Winter Park and Pearsal Memorial
Scout Campers To Meet Tonight
Boy Scouts from Winchester and Frederick County troops planning the summer camp at Camp White Rock are asked to meet in the Lutheran Church social room tonight at 7 30 p m Final plans registrations turned in and the required physical examinations will be announced and conducted.
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Boy Scouts
Winchester
Frederick County
Camp White Rock
Lutheran Church
Treasury rules tax status of Mrs Roosevelt income
The treasury ruled that income received by Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt was not taxable as she did not gain income for herself or become richer from her labor. Robert H. Jackson told a joint congressional tax committee. A Philadelphia charity receives the entire amount directly from the broadcasting company after each broadcast.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Treasury
Roosevelt
Robert H. Jackson
U. S
Congressional
Philadelphia
Broadcasting Company
Central Press
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Lieut J. Lindsey
Tientsin Station
Mr. Engle
Scout
Gene Ahern
Puffle Towers
Terrys Ranch
Brunswick
N. Loudoun ST
Winchester Furniture C.0
Axminster
Ele Russ
Nes
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