Japan's War Minister Defends Firm East Policy
In two-part interview, War Minister Araki argues Japan must act decisively in the East, rejects Western mediation, cites Manchuria 1931 actions as self defense, and asserts long term peace hinges on honoring samurai ideals and Japan's own judgments. He recalls grievances with the United States and Britain over immigration and alliances.
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Japan
East
Europe
America
Great Britain
United States
Canada
Australia
China
Manchuria
Nikolaievsk
Amur
Siberia
Nanking
Orient
tHieneva
Occidental
Couzens Attacks Detroit Banks and Banking Policy
Senator James Couzens accuses Detroit banks of fraud and poor judgment by federal examiners, calls for criminal probes into a bank transaction, and criticizes the government’s handling of the bank holiday and closures. He cites Union Guardian Trust Co and Children’s Fund concerns while defending records of former officials and policy decisions.
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Detroit
James Couzens
Mich
Michigan
First National Bank
Harry B. Keenan
First National
Guardian National Bank of Commerce
Union Guardian Trust Co
Children's Fund of
Harry S. Toy
Children’s Fund
Couzens
Huey Long vows to stay in fight in New Orleans
Huey Long told cheering veterans he would not quit in the face of a fight and that he could endure long in the U.S. Senate from Louisiana. The event honored him with honorary membership in John Dibert post 351, Veterans of Foreign Wars, after a protest by Jack Anderson led to his eject. Long recalled his Washington career and warned enemies he would outwait them, saying he can stay in the air cooled senate as soldiers endured trenches.
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New Orleans
Huey Longs
Washington
United States
Louisiana
John Dibert
E. H. Sehill
Long
Jack Anderson
Senator Long
Dhy
Democracy
Congress
Senate
Roosevelt Heads Home After Week at White House
President Roosevelt prepared to depart for Hyde Park after a busy week handling the national recovery program. He reviewed the NRA codes for oil steel and coal and advanced plans for public works while coordinating with labor officials. He will return on Labor Day as the NRA orders move toward full enforcement.
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Francis M. Stephenson
Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
White House
Hudson River
National Recovery Administration
NRA
Highland
N. Y
Kansas City Southern
Tennessee Valley
Arthur E. Morgan
David E. Lilienthal
Tennessee Valley Authority
Joseph B. Eastman
C. M. Johnson
Ickes
Cuba
NRA Blue Eagle
Civilian Conservation Corps
Valuation cuts hit Pontotoc County finances
The Pontotoc county assessor cites a 10 percent statewide reduction that yields about a 7 percent net drop in county valuations. Pontotoc’s total valuation stands at 8 503 401, with a 595 238.07 7 percent cut. If the 4.5 mill limit is allowed, the county general fund loses 2 878.56. The measure targets real property with similar cuts to public service corporations, while personal property faces no change. Hearings on protests are set for August 31 and September 1.
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Pontotoc County
State Board of Equalization
Charley Floyd
County General Fund
Ira McNair Dies. Longtime Ada Frisco Agent Celebrated
Ira McNair a longtime Frisco agent in Ada died at home Sunday at 5 48 pm Funeral services set for Tuesday at 3 pm at First Baptist burial in Rosedale cemetery Survived by widow Daisy and two daughters Lottie Wright Delight Ark and Mildred Low Ada Born 1868 he began rail work at 11 and opened Ada Frisco station He led the Indian Territory Grand Commandery in 1911 and was praised by E A MacMillan for his civic and Masonic service
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Ira McNair
Frisco
First Baptist Church
Rosedale Cemetery
McNair
Daisy McNair
Lottie Wright
Delight
Ark
Mildred Low
Ada
MecNair
E. A. MacMillan
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Ada Pioneer Mrs H H Smith Dies in California
Mrs H H Smith longtime Ada settler died Sunday in Richmond California while visiting Funeral plans will be announced after the time of arrival of the body in Ada She came to Ada in 1901 with her husband and helped establish the community Surviving daughters Mrs Mabel Browall of Ada Mrs Maude Bledsoe of Dallas and Mrs Josephine Skerrett of Brownwood Texas plus grandchildren and many friends remember her as a generous worker for church and community affairs
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Charley F. Burden
Pontotoc County
Dalhart
Texas
First Presbyterian Church
Harry W. Miller
Burden
Oklahoma
Ada
Laura May
Harry
Bob
Steve
Sue
Lois
Sue Hardin
Los Angeles
Paul Pharris
Altus
Russie Kimbrough
Freeman
H. H. Smith
Richmond
Calif
Smith
West Seventeenth
East Thirteenth
Mabel Browall
Maude Bledsoe
Dallas
Josephine Skerrett
Brownwood
Tex
Elizabeth
Joyce van Eaton
Carl Browall
Frank van Eaton
Stringtown
Joe Frank Bledsoe
Austin
Earl Nichols
Japan on World Opinion and Lessons from History
Lieutenant General Sadao Araki argues Japan bears no apology for actions in Manchuria and North China. He recalls Japan’s past under Western diplomacy, stressing self reliance and deterrence after defeats and pressures from Russia, Germany and France, and warns against misreading Japan’s position in the international system.
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Sadao Araki
Japan
Manchuria
China
Negro convict shot in escape attempt at Cummins farm
Henry Jackson a 30 year old parolee and suspected attacker of prison guard George Ives was shot and killed by a posse at Cummins negro convict farm while tying up a bloodhound during an escape. Ives remains hospitalized with slight chance of recovery. A prison official said Cogbill confronted Jackson and fired as he fled.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
Henry Jackson
Cummins Farm
T. G. Cogbill
Cogbill
Jackson
Burglary Charges Filed in Anloso Home Case
Solomon McGee was arraigned before Justice S. W. Hill and a preliminary hearing set for August 25 on charges of second degree burglary. He allegedly entered Sam Slicer’s residence near Anloso and took a razor and earrings without permission. McGee pleaded not guilty and posted $1,000 bond.
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Solomon McGee
Justice S. W. Hill
McGee
Sam Slicer
Ahloso
Counterfeit Money Charged in U S Court
Wes Nail faces federal charges for passing counterfeit silver and fifty cent pieces. He was arrested by city officers after using a counterfeit dollar at a suburban store on Highway 19 west of Ada and later tried to offer a counterfeit fifty cent piece. Nail posted no bond and remains jailed in the county facility.
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United States
Wes Nail
Highway 19
Ada
Nail
W. C. Edwards
Guard Dies From Fractured Skull at Arkansas Prison Farm
George Ives aged 67, a veteran guard at Cummins State Prison Farm near Pine Bluff, died after a fractured skull from an attack by a paroled Black convict, Henry Jackson, who was later killed by a posse. Ives had four decades of service. Jackson eluded pursuers before being killed after dogs tracked him and he fled again.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
George Ives
Cummins State Prison Farm
Here
Ives
Ada Guardsmen Return From Fort Sill Encampment
Sunday Daily Ada reports the 160th Field Artillery unit of the Oklahoma National Guard returning from a two week encampment at Fort Sill. Battery F won high praise for its performance, the 160th band directed by Maj. Fred Schreiber took first place honors, and observers commended the unit for smooth transition to motorized equipment and overall precision during the exercise.
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Ada
Oklahoma National Guard
Plains
Fort Sill
160Th Field Artillery Band
Fred Schreiber
Main Street
Main
Broadway
160Th Field Artillery
Elbert Reed
Reed
Oklahoma recovery board forms organization in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma's recovery board of review organized here with Frank Buttram named chairman and George L. Aycock elected secretary. The nine member body acts as mediator in NRA controversies within Oklahoma, with attendees including W. E. Hocker and others from Elk City Tulsa Yu kon McAles ter and more.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Recovery Board of Review
Hugh S. Johnson
Frank Buttram
George L. Aycock
Guymon
NRA
Buttram
Aycock
W. E. Hocker
Elk City
John Catlett
Tulsa
George S. Warren
John Kroutil
Yukon
J. G. Puterbaugh
McAlester
Disbarment Sought for Tulsa Lawyer O'Brien
Oklahoma City August 21. Gerald F. O'Brien a Tulsa attorney faces disbarment in the Oklahoma Supreme Court over charges by the state bar board of embezzling funds from the Mission of Redeeming Love while serving as receiver. The board claims 5364.71 was embezzled including 2650 in attorney fees. a second count alleges 2560 of a client's money used to settle a suit. O'Brien denies both charges.
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Oklahoma City
Gerald F. O’brien
Tulsa
Mission of
State Supreme Court
State Bar Board of Governors
O'Brien
Body of Clarence Pruitt Found in River Crash
The body of Clarence Pruitt, last in a car with three others that plunged into the South Canadian River on Highway 48, was found two miles downstream by Stanolind Oil employees. Pruitt, employed by Stanolind, was taken to Seminole where his family lives. The other passengers escaped serious injury.
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Clarence Pruitt
Highway 48
Stanolind Oil Company
Pruitt
Stanolind Company
Seminole
Ada Juniors Ready for Western sectional tourney in Topeka
Fifteen Ada American Legion Junior players head for Topeka Kansas on Tuesday to compete in the Western sectional tourney for a Little World Series berth. They earned regional honors by beating Dallas and Little Rock with the latter defeating New Orleans. The Ada squad trains in Bartlesville before departure with coaches and managers joining the trip.
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Ada American Legion
Topeka
Kan
New Orleans
Ada
Dallas
Little Rock
Mississippi
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Bartlesville
Western League
Lee Davies
Charley Britt
Dwight Megee
Chester Williamson
Bill Thomas
Jack Gaines
Richard Wray
Kermit Hagar
Jesse Moncrief
Winters
Albert Roberts
Jimmie Smith
Cael Hughey
Joe Smith
Dale Bryant
Harral Allen
Wylie “Pap” Jeter
Ernest Sawyer
Charley Stone
Walter Wray
P. A. Wallace
Wylie Keith
Joe Roper
Frown Mackin
Bill Cantrell
Oklahoma expects record Uni of Oklahoma enrollment
Norman August 19 Almost 6 000 students are expected to enroll in the University of Oklahoma next month Registrar George Wadsack said. Last year's enrollment of 5 737 should be equalled or exceeded. Freshmen start September 13 with adviser consultations September 14. Upperclassmen register September 15 freshmen 16 and classes begin September 18.
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Norman
University of Oklahoma
Regstrar
George Wadsack
University Medical School
Oklahoma City
Wadsack
Murray
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Kent Cooper
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Germany
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Weihaiwel
France
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California
Gouzens
Charley Burden
Calhart
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Mr. Mellon
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Treasury Department
Carter Glass
Pole and
Awalt
Comptroller of
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Wey
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Ellsworth
Indian Territory Commandery
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Liaotung Peninsula
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