Interpreting The War News and Japan's Encirclement
The piece weighs Japan's war stance amid a Tokyo broadcast by Colonel Mabuchi claiming a possible long war to break an encirclement by the United States Britain Russia and others. It argues diplomacy may constrain Japan, notes American temper, and stresses Japan's economic siege as true pressure.
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Russia
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United States
Wright Named President of Virginia Young Democrats
Richard S. Wright of Woodstock was elected unopposed as president of Virginia's Young Democrats. The group adopted a sharp foreign policy resolution condemning Senator Wheeler and Colonel Lindbergh and debated a proposed 40 year age limit for active members. The convention closed with a banquet featuring remarks by J. A. Anderson and Flyton Lewis.
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Virginia convention endorses administrative law curbs and small loan reform
A Virginia convention unanimously elected officers including Wright and Ba ker with Leonard K. Baker and Walter I Young as vice presidents. It adopted seven resolutions and backed a report curbing state administrative agencies and revising small loan laws to limit interest to 24 percent yearly. The body also debated school transportation costs amid consolidations and dissent over pool tax abolition. Damascus blades praised for extreme sharpness and resilience.
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Richmond
Garland Moss
Mecklenburg County
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Charlotte County
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Alexandria
Lewis McMurran
Newport News
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John G. Turnbull
Committee On
Virginia
State Corporation Commission
Committee On Legislative Affairs
General Assembly
James Palmer
Charles Moses
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Tattox
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Herpes
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