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... AMERICA American children arc receiving the most realistic toys on record this Christmas, including hens that lay genuine-look ng eggs Models of dummy called Charlie McCarthy— made famous by a ventriloquist on the wireless and stage—now occupy the place ...
... TO AMERICA Tokio, Wednesday (“Daily Telegraph” telegram). The Japanese Foreign Minis:er, Mr. Arita, according to the newspaper Nichinichi.” intends in the near future to make a statement expressing the willingness of the Japanese Government to co-operate ...
... AMERICA It .-dated that for the first time history America has carried off valuable contract for steel las for the Indian State Railway. Glasgow firms tendered their lowest possible price, ami allowed for cheaper coal and pig iron, and yet they were per ...
... AMERICA 1940 Presidential Election May be Affected Madison (Wisconsin*. Friday (Reuter*, formation of third politics! psrty In the United States, to be known •w the National Progressives of .. „ 18 announced by Philip Is rollctte. Governor of Wiscona ...
... AMERICA Washington. Tuesday (Press Association Foreign Special!— Gene Sarazen gives the following rflnc points In replying to question: “Why are golf scores lower in the United Stales 10-day? ,, ; 1 —There are not so many freak grips. Most of the better ...
... The America of LIFE IN 42-STORY SKYSCRAPER Extraordinary sensations felt living high up a 42-story skyscraper were described to-day by Sir Chas, Marston, who has just returned from America. Sir Charles has now created the remarkable record of having crossed ...
... AMERICA. Washington. Friday. The TJ.B, War Trade Board signing general commercial hetween the United States and Norway, rim first of such with North European neutrals. Under this agreement Norway |a cuppliea cover her estimated needs far aa without detriment ...
... to America. SfU- York, Thursday (Heuter).—M. Thor Dahl, said wealthy Norwegian, dis- from the ,*ors*c-AmeMka liner hergeoafjord mid-Atlantic March irta i'asaengcia stale that M. Dahl had 'veil act mg in a It is. lowever, Ixlitvcd the uiisMing man may ...
... AMERICA Dash to Catch Naval Transport New York. Wednesday.—The U.S naval transport Westpoint sailed from here last night for Lisbon with 500 expelled German and Italian consular officials on board. . Among them were Fritz Wiedemann and Johannes Borchers ...
... AMERICA team of British amateur boxers, which mav include the eight winners ol this years ABA championships in April, will meet an American team In an international contest in New’ York either June or July. The American team will consist champions, and ...
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... TO AMERICA Washington, Saturday (Renter) —The Anglo-American liquor negotiations, which have been carried oil between Sir Ronald Ihndsav, the British Ambassador, and the State Department for some weeks past, have been brought to successful conclusion ...