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February 28, 1933
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WASHINGTON BANS FAR EAST EMBARGO; Stimson and Congress Are Opposed to Following Lead of Great Britain. HELP TO JAPAN IS SEEN State Department Will Accept League Bid for Cooperation With New Committee. WASHINGTON BANS FAR EAST EMBARGO
By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES
Stimson and Cong oppose embargo; U S accepts League invitation to cooperate
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NEUTRALITY AIM STRESSED; London Seeking to Avoid Being Drawn Into Far Eastern Conflict. MOVE REVERSES POLICY Believed Based on Fear That War Will Become Formal, Opening Way to Seizures. PARLIAMENT IS CRITICAL France Ready to Back League on Any Embargo in Which We and Britain Join. BRITAIN BARS ARMS TO THE FAR EAST
By Charles A. Selden.wireless To the New York Times.by Charles A. Selden
On arms embargo; s in Parliament
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JAPAN SHIFTS LEADERS; Also Sends New Force to Replace Suzuki's in Chaoyang Area. FIRING 'ROCKS MOUNTAINS' Japanese Army in the North Battles Its Way Toward Major Defense Line. MERCURY IS AT 22 BELOW Many Japanese Sent Back by Frostbite -- Horses and Cars Stick in River Bottoms. Chinese Hold Another Pass.
By the Associated Press
Japanese capture Suichung after hard battle and reinforcement by airplanes from Chinchow; Japanese approach Lingyuan; Manchukuoan troops reptd to have bolted and returned to Chinese; Northern Japanese army marches through Gobi Desert; soldiers suffer from frostbite; Japanese occupy Fangchen; map
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1933Rein Taagepera, Estonian political scientist and politician[†]
Rein Taagepera is an Estonian political scientist and former politician.