Note Accuses Japanese Of Shanghai Terrorism
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Shanghai Internatl Settlement authorities accuse Japan of aiding terrorist activities
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August 17, 1938
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KILL POWER CLAUSE GIVING STATE RULE OVER TWO RIVERS; Convention Foes of Poletti Plan First Amend Bill, Then Refuse to Advance It SMITH'S PLEA IS IGNORED Moses and Wagner Also Vainly Urge the Delegates to Vote Guarantee of Control Warning Is Ignored Republicans Join Opposition POWER BILL KILLED BY VOTE IN ALBANY Poletti Cites State Power Sale Possible Loss of Power Debated Dooling Predicts End of "Wave"
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Smith urges Poletti proposal acceptance
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HINES BLUE-RIBBON JURY COMPLETED IN TWO DAYS; STATE OPENS CASE TODAY; COURT HOLDS LATE First Witness Due to Be Called After the Luncheon Recess COUNSEL RENEW CLASHES Four Registered Republicans, Two Independents and One Democrat Among Jurors Prejudices Crop Out Four Insurance Men HINES JURY FILLED; CASE OPENS TODAY Counsel in Clash Dewey Objects to Talk Jurors Are Sworn In
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jury completed and sworn in
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Lindberghs Fly to Warsaw on Way to Moscow To Witness Huge Aviation Demonstrationn
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flies to Warsaw
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POLICIES OF PEACE IN WORLD PROGRAM SET FORTH BY HULL; He Outlines 7-Point Plan in Radio Speech, Seen Directed at Central Europe WARNS UNREST HURTS US Scoring Armed Aggression, He Says We Will Press for International Trade and 'Law' HIS SEVEN-POINT PROGRAM POLICIES OF PEACE SET FORTH BY HULL Says World Unrest Hits Us Speech Timed to Aid Democracies
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Outlines world peace program and U S foreign policy, radio s
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Notable Births
1938Theodoros Pangalos, Greek lawyer and politician, Deputy Prime Minister of Greece (died 2023)[†]
Theodoros Pangalos was a Greek politician and leading member of the Panhellenic Socialist Movement (PASOK). He served as the deputy prime minister of Greece, responsible for the coordination of the Government Council for Foreign Affairs and Defense (KYSEA) and the new Economic & Social Policy Committee from 2009 to 2012.