JAPANESE CHECKED IN TAKING SHANGHAI
By Hallett Abend.special Cable To the New York Times.by Hallett Abend
Chinese-Japanese relations
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January 29, 1932
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BRITAIN WILL AVOID CLASH WITH JAPAN; But at Same Time She Will Try to Escape Affront to Us in Shanghai Dispute. SOME UPHOLD JAPANESE Tokyo's Action to End Chinese Hostility Called Similar to That of England in 1927. BRITAIN WILL AVOID CLASH WITH JAPAN
By Charles A. Selden.special Cable To the New York Times.by Charles A. Selden
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WARSHIPS SENT TO CHINA; Four of Our Destroyers Speeding to Yangtse to Protect Americans. BRITAIN WILL COOPERATE Washington Experts See Japan Attempting to Force Chinese Into Declaration of War. FORBES CAUTIONS TOKYO Our Envoy Warns Japanese Not to Imperil Foreign Interests in Shanghai. JAPAN'S INTENTIONS ASKED BY STIMSON
By Special to The New York Times
Instructs Amb Forbes to ask Japan's intentions at Shanghai
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1932Raman Subba Row, English cricketer and referee (died 2024)[†]
Raman Subba Row was a 20th-century Anglo-Indian cricket player and administrator, who played Test cricket for England and captained Northamptonshire CCC (1958–61), later serving as Chairman of the Test and County Cricket Board (1985–90).