Fifteen U. S. Ships Ordered To Quit Shanghai
Fifteen United States war vessels were ordered by the Navy Department to return home from Shanghai. The ships include six destroyers, six submarines, the aircraft tender Jason, submarine tender Beaver, and the transport Chaumont. Admiral Taylor will remain aboard Houston with the Asiatic Fleet along with more than twenty smaller vessels. The Twenty First Infantry will stay behind. withdrawal plans for the unit are unsettled. Additional ships depart for Manila and Pearl Harbor to join reserve fleets.
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Tatas
Shanghai
Navy Department
Jason
Beaver
Chaumont
Pacific
Montgomery M. Taylor
Asiatic Fleet
Houston
China
Orient
Manila
Philippines
Seventeenth
Tracy
Borie
MacLeish
Simpson
Puget Fourth Navy Yard
Navy
Death Comes to Mrs L F Cooper in Quiet Manner
Mrs L F Cooper dies quietly with Episcopal Church involvement and interment planned at Mount Hebron Cemetery. Officiating clergy include Rev Dr L A Thomas from Grace Lutheran Church. Pallbearers listed include Dr B Mitchell Knight Sr, W Nelson Page, W A Baker, W R Talbot, D F Yost, J G Baetjer, R Frank Barr, and Dr George H Heist.
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Episcopal Church
L. A. Thomas
Grace Lutheran
Delaware Leads Drive Against Unemployment Campaign
Delaware topped national unemployment relief efforts by reporting 4,501 new jobs and surpassing 230 percent of its comparative quota in the nationwide job campaign led by the American Legion, AFL, ANA, and Legion Auxiliary. Minnesota led total jobs with 30,012. New York and Pennsylvania followed.
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New York
Delaware
North Dakota
American Legion
American Federation of Labor
The
Association of National Advertisers
the Legion Auxiliary
Minnesota
Pennsylvania
Alabama
Arkansas
Georgia
Florida
Louisiana
Mississippi
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
Dynamite Attacks Hit Two Pittston Homes in Strike
In Wilkes Barre on March 20 insurgent anthracite miners striking in the Upper and Lower Pennsylvania region dynamite on a porch blew away the homes of James De Rosa and Samuel Clara. No injuries were reported. Police blame strikers, suggesting either misfire or a warning to others amid the strike.
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Wilkes ‘Barre
Pennsylvania
James de Rosa
Samuel Clara
Pittston
de Rosa
Clara
Easter Parade Prep Sparks Quiet Public Interest
A brief sports toys item notes cautious public anticipation for an upcoming Easter parade with a humorous aside about a possible comet. It mentions fashion trends and a witty remark on currency progress while poking at cultural debates and Florida beach scenes this winter.
Olive branch grafted on a big stick weighs on Europe
The world asks who will finance Europe as the United States falters and Sweden's chess champion exits the scene. The remark frames a global demand for cautious diplomacy paired with assertive leverage amid shifting power.
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United States
Europe
Making a World It Takes All Sorts of People
A reflective piece cites the Los Angeles Times quote about diversity shaping society. It notes varied kinds of people contribute to the world we share and calls for tolerance amid differences.
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Losngeles Times
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America
Kathryn Crawford
Marian Marsh
Lydia E. Pinkham
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Oppo
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N. Loudoun St
Winchester
North Main Street
Kenneth E. Henry & Company
Main St
Noa Numskur
Noah
Tnerr
P.M. Mathiason
Mason City
Iowa
Bill Krieger
Oklahoma City
Mrs
Okla
DORAR_NOAH
Theo
L. Foote
Carter
Moling & Cather Desentants Merchandise
John S. Miller & CO. Hardware and Household Supplies
Atwater Kent Radio Store
Leader Store
T. F. Timberlake
Betty Shoppe
Boscawen St
Wonder’s Apparel Shop
North Loudoun ST
Winchester, VA
Sanitary Dairy
E. Gerrard St
C. B. Smalts
National Ave
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