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Chinese forces abandoned their defensive line at Suzhou.
George Eyston broke his own three-week old land speed record, achieving 311.42 mp
A new Popeye the Sailor, Protecting the Weakerist?
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French authorities uncovered a plot by La Cagoule to overthrow the government and restore the monarchy
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British cabinet minister Lord Halifax arrived in Germany for talks with Nazi officials.
Louis, Prince of Hesse and by Rhine married Margaret-Campbell Geddes, daughter of Auckland Geddes, in London. The bride wore black because of the previous day’s plane crash deaths of the Duke and Duchess of Hesse and other relatives.
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A Junkers Ju 52 aircraft flying from Cologne to London crashed in Ostend, Belgium, killing all 11 aboard including the Duke and Duchess of Hesse.
British MPs voted to build air-raid shelters in most of Britain’s towns and cities.
The British government announced the appointment of Robert Hodgson as agent to the Franco regime in Burgos. Although this fell short of diplomatic recognition, it was a form of de facto recognition that was a diplomatic coup for the Franco government.
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The Nine Power Treaty Conference adopted a declaration condemning Japan. Only Italy voted against the motion.
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A statue of Sun Yat-sen was unveiled in San Francisco, California at St. Mary’s Square
Justice Louis Brandeis is on the cover of this week’s Time Magazine
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7 people were killed and several injured in clashes and bombings in Jerusalem.
U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt gave a fireside chat on the topic of the unemployment census.
Councillor Oswald Goodier became the first Catholic Mayor of Preston
A nurse holds one of three triplets born to Mrs. William (Genevieve) Hartle in Tacoma
A flyer for the New York Giants
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The NBC Symphony Orchestra performed its first radio broadcast over NBC Radio.
A new Saturday Evening Post and New Yorker magazine
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The memoir Out of Africa by Karen Blixen was published
Government troops take the offensive, cleaning up a captured position artillery fire in Madrid, Spain
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Out of school so Lenore, Elsie, Alyce Claire, Lavora and I went to Tatum to see Joyce and Billy gene. He is so precious! Elsie and I decided we should have a baby as soon as possible!
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Massed colors in the Armistice Day Parade in Los Angeles
The Battle of Xinkou ended in Japanese victory.
The British commissioner in Mandatory Palestine set up special military courts to try suspected terrorists. Anyone carrying unauthorized firearms, bombs or ammunition would be subject to the death penalty.
During Remembrance Day ceremonies at the Whitehall Cenotaph, an ex-serviceman who had escaped from a mental asylum interrupted the two minutes of silence by screaming “All this hypocrisy!” and something that sounded like “Preparing for war!” The police chased him down and silenced him, but the incident opened a dialogue in the British press about whether the annual tradition of the silence should continue
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Brazilian President Getúlio Vargas promulgated a new Constitution giving himself dictatorial powers. Vargas canceled the upcoming presidential elections.
Germany announced that all men born between 1893 and 1900 would be called up for medical inspection to assess their suitability to be drafted for military service.
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