Japan Cannot Quit League From Faced With Nine Power Treaty
Wen Kan declares Japan cannot resign the League in years without fulfilling obligations under the Nine-Power Treaty. He argues Japan’s notice to rejoin will not hinder a just settlement of the Sino-Japanese dispute. A Nanking dispatch quotes the ChineseForeign Minister saying the League was strengthened by Japan’s secession attempt and by a recalcitrant member’s violations of covenant provisions.
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Wen-Kan
League of Nae
Fulfi
Ninepower
Hie
Japan
League
Nanking
Legatophere
Covenant Ag
Hall Seaking Basis For World Trade Recovery
Washington March 29 The great English speaking nations renewed efforts to forge an international economic understanding for world recovery. Secretaries Cordell Hall and Hull with Sir Ronald Lindsay British ambassador discussed Anglo American contributions to a global monetary aid plan. A two sentence communique offered no light, stating that topics of general economic interest were discussed and a Friday meeting would occur. Undersecretary William Phillips declined to confirm reports the talks centered on wartime financial restrictions.
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Washington
Cordell Hall
State Department
Ronald Lindsay
Tary Hullis
William Phillips
France Blocks Move To Pay Debt Interest
The French finance committee blocked an immediate payment of the 19 war debt interest due to the United States. Minister Joseph Paul Boncour told the committee the debt question remains unresolved amid ongoing negotiations with the United States. He warned it would be difficult for France to make the payment now as the next June 16 installment nears.
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United States
Joseph Paul Boncour
Bers
M. Paill-Boncour
France
Senator Nice Urges Bank Probe in Upper House
Senator Gerald F. Nice of North Dakota plans to introduce a resolution in the upper house for a senatorial investigation of banking conditions in Detroit Cleveland and other cities where banks failed to receive federal licenses to reopen tying up many millions in deposits. Rumors of bad banking practices accompany the proposal.
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Gerald F. Nice
North Dakota
Resurfacing of Roads Ahead Of Schedule
Richmond March 29 The State Highway Commission announced start of Virginia highway resurfacing for the year. Work is underway ahead of schedule with oiling started on route 52 between Petersburg and Suffolk. Sections from Richmond to the coast cities are being resurfaced.
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Richmond
Commission
Toda
Virginia
Petersburg
Suffolk
Leviathan May Retire From Service With NY Lines
Leviathan may retire from United States lines according to P A S Franklin chairman of the liners board. He says continued operation under the government contract would be too costly and the company plans to build a new cabin ship to replace her. Despite efforts and a $50,000 renovation a year ago traffic has not developed. The vessel, built for Hamburg American as Vaterland, launched April 2, 1913, served as troop and passenger ship during wartime.
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New York
United States
P. A. S. Franklin
Pranklin
Hamburg- American Line
Vaterland
Beare
Bard
Inscription on Library Door Advocates Public Education
A western library bears the motto that education of the people sustains the republic. The quote links democracy to an educated citizenry and calls for efforts to advance public education as a core democratic duty. The note reflects a belief that educated voters are essential to a stable government.
Winnie Judd Loses Latest Trial Attempt
Phoenix March 29 counsel for Winnie Ruth Lad known as the trunk slayer failed to obtain another trial on an unused murder charge. Superior Judge Speakman dismissed the information and left clemency considerations to the state board. Judd sentenced to hang April 14 for the Agnes Le Roy murder and sought trial on the Samuelson charge to tell her self defense story.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Winnie Ruth Lad
Trunk” Slayer
Mae
Howard C. Speakman
Judd
Hedvig Samuelson
Speakman
Arizona Board of Pardons and Paroles
Agnes Anne - Léroy
Samuelson
Pilots Forced Down In Jungle Seen In River
Two Americans missing since Sunday after leaving Managua to inaugurate a new air route were spotted canoeing down a river about 200 miles from Managua. Rescue efforts were under way with an army amphibian plane expected to depart for the jungle area. Captain Whitehead aided the search as workers lengthened a runway to allow an early morning takeoff.
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Managua
Nicaragua
W. A. Flowers
Dallas
Harry Scott
New Orléans
United States Army
Flowers
Whitehead
National
Scott
Missing plane found near Cucalaya with two Americans aboard
Harold White of Chicago led search crews to a swamp near the Cucalaya river where a missing plane lay buried in mud. Two Americans, Flowers and Scott, were sighted near the Cucalaya and appeared uninjured after hopping off the craft. Their scavenged voyage traced to a point 40 miles southwest of Puerto Cabezas and 30 miles west of the Atlantic Coast. The report also includes unrelated notes on stockings and the origin of the word law.
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Ing. Harold White
Chicago
Transportes Aereos Centro Americano
Cucalaya River
Puerto Cabezas
Atlantic Coast
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Cucalaya
Ais
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Chinning
Lee W
Stanley Central Press
the Bell Clothes Shop
Winchester
Bell
Grocers
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Miller
R.G. A. Coffee
Alaska
Mother’s Oats
Kellogg’s
All Bran
Chase’ & Sanborn
Haldeman’s
Vke
Elwood
Florida
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