Japanese Near Great Wall as Jehol Falls to Japan
Japanese forces advance deeper into Jehol province cutting the distance to Peiping to about 70 miles by road. The capture of Jehol gives Japan control of the Khingan passes, blocks Russian options, and raises the prospect of a push toward the Yellow River.
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Jehol City
Manchuria
Kawahara
Jehol
Kou Ng Lee
Peiping
China
Koupeikow
Chang Hsiao- Liang
Here
Hsiefengkow
Weichang
Chiheng
Chang
Tang Yu-Lin
Japan
Khingan
Russia
Mukden
Inner Mongolia
Chahar
Hihli
Yellow River
Farmer Edward Sours Dies of Paralysis in Virginia
Luray Virginia March 6 funeral services for Edward Sours 62 of Rileyville were led by Rev M A Ashby and Rev C L Hunt. He died in Fordwick Augusta County where he was on farm business. Survived by widow and at least four children and several siblings. Burial in family grounds follows death from paralysis.
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Lawrence
Melvin Sours
Augusta County
John Sedwick
Luray
Laura Sours
Rileyville
N. H. Clark
Will Huffman
Harrisonburg
C. A
Tom Sours
Bentonville
C. ©. Crane
Scottsville
Israel Burner
Overall
Sola Spurs
Sours
Front Royal
Fordwick
Hitler reshuffles government as Nazi drive continues
A German cabinet plan aims to reshuffle the regime with Hitler likely to become premier of Prussia while remaining chancellor. Franz von Papen may become foreign minister, with Goering possible as Prussian premier. The Reichstag is expected to dissolve for two years as Hitler seeks domestic pacification and ideological education.
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Hitler
Prussia
Reich
Franz von Papen
Konstantin von Neurath
Hermann Goering
Germany
Geneva
Captain Goering
Munich
Voelkischer Beobachter
Fire Wardens Finish Probe In Page County
Fire wardens J. C. Masten and A. R. Kemp, after investigating a $1,000 Stanley fire since February 21, have returned to Richmond. Their report goes to Commonwealth's Attorney Lynn Walton for action, with clues pointing to two separate suspects. Authorities see no link between the torching and the Philips filling station burglary. the grain store fire was smothered by grain and lay next to the destroyed building.
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Philips
Stanley
Page County
Mixed Cabinet Is Named To Stop Trouble
In Athens on March 6 a mixed administrative cabinet was named to quell a Greek government crisis after the general election and new military government. The group includes military council members and civilians led by Othonaios, with approval from President Zaimis and leaders Venizelos and Tsaldaris. General Plastiras backs the move and will transfer power until a successor convenes, with the situation described as quiet.
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Athens
Othonaios
Supreme Military Council
Zaimis
Venizelos
Tsaldaris
General Plastiras
Plastiras
Movement of Food Supplies During National Holiday
The article reports a coordinated effort to ease the currency shortage during a four day national holiday. Banks may assist moving food supplies and making change while plans for clearing house certificates and scrip money proceed. Banks will reopen under Woodin's order permitting new deposits and readying substitute exchange mechanisms.
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Congress
Roosevelt
Woodin
Herbert Hoover
Chicago Livestock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Zangara to Be Arraigned on Murder Charge
Dade County grand jury began testimony on the indictment charging Giuseppe Zangara with premeditated murder in the assassination of Franklin D. Roosevelt and Anton J. Cermak. An autopsy linked Cermak’s death to a punctured lung and subsequent complications. Zangara, held in a Miami jail, faces arraignment at noon tomorrow.
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Dade County
Grand Jury
Aly ©. Thompson
Zangara
Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Anton J. Cermak
Cermak
Joe H. Gill
Miami Society
Banks Holiday Grips Global Markets Across Nations
News dispatch describes a worldwide impact of the U S banking holiday. London, Paris and Berlin report cautious reactions while Tokyo suspends exchange trading. Canadian firms halt foreign money orders and Swiss banks stress gold freedom as U S fear drives withdrawals and emergency measures under Roosevelt.
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United States
London
Britain
Ramsay
England
Paris
America
Agen
American Aid Society
Rome
Tokyo
Osaka
Nagoya
Yokohama
Kobe
Berlin
Boerse
Montreal
Canadian Express
Canada
Stock Exchange
Brussels
Berne
Switzerland
National Bank of
Shanghai
Banking holiday eased as Treasury plans new certificates
Roosevelt administration relaxes the national banking holiday to reopen institutions for new business and emergency payments of foodstuffs. Clearing House Certificates are to serve as the medium of exchange while emergency legislation is sought. Banks may open new accounts and withdraw deposits on demand under Treasury directions.
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Wood
Roosevelt
Woodin
United States
Congress
Federal Reserve System
Nework City
Chicago
Washington
Conference of Governors
White House
Treasury
William H. Woodin
Treasury Department
Health statistics on disabilities and poetry's felt impact
Health data show neuritis lumbago sciatica and similar illnesses incapacitate more workers than other diseases. Poetry’s power to reveal inner effects moves readers to feel changes in blood and through the heart.
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