Nanking Pays for Loyalty to Bar Japanese Leaders
Nanking faces rising costs to keep Feng Yu-Hsiang and Yen Hsi-Shan loyal as they balance pressures from Chiang Kai-Shek's government and Japanese influence. Feng, once a foe, now serves as vice-chairman while donning peasant clothes. Grants and loans, including a $500,000 dike repair loan for Shantung, aim to shore up Han's stance against Japan, though he wavers between support and hospitality to Japanese emissaries.
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Nanking
Feng Yu- Hsiang
Feng
Tai-Shan
Shantung Province
Yen Hsi-Shan
Suiyuan
An Fu-Chu
Shantung
North China
Yellow River Conservation Commission
Han
Yellow River
Hopei
Dull Session in 1936 American Bowling Congress
Indianapolis April 10 Ten pin stars from eight states seek to revive high scores in the American Bowling Congress tournament after a notably dull session. Bohemia Beer of Detroit leads the team event, Strohs resemble their 1934 Peoria lineup, and Pabst Blue Ribbon Chicago underperformed. Scores remain in the money across team doubles singles and all events.
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Indiapolis
Bohemia Beer
Detroit
Indianapolis
Strohs
Peoria
Ill
Pabst Blue Ribbon
Chicago
Tack Letters and Classified Ads Reveal Home Jobs and Personal Notes
A cluttered page features requests for home work including sewing and quilting, a 17 year old with farm driving skills, and a personal ad seeking an honest drinking-free man around 65. Also a reader seeks companionship, while a Claude Texas note seeks a 25 to 35 year old housekeeper who does not smoke or drink.
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Tack
J. P
Claude
Texas
Young couple seeks farm or ranch work in Wichita Falls area
A young man and his wife with a baby seek farm or ranch employment and offer to work. They provide contact at 212 Buchanan Street A READER and request printed notice. A reader asks for a ride to Wichita Falls Saturday call 2 3231 Elmer. Mrs H reports lost fabric purse with change scissors and small items. if found return to The News Globe.
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Tack
Buchanan Street
Wichita Falls
Elmer
The
News-Globe
Are Sin Disease and Death Real Lesson Sermon
The Sunday Lesson Sermon for Churches of Christ, Scientist on April 12 centers on the topic Are Sin Disease and Death Real. It cites Luke 3 6 Revelation 7 17 and passages from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures asserting illness as illusion versus reality and the divine salvation promised in the scriptures.
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Churches of Christ
Scientist
Golden Texas
Mary Baker Eddy
Civil War New Deal topics at Mississippi Valley meet
Southern historians will learn that the New Deal agricultural program may be just old stuff when the Mississippi Valley Historical Association meets in Austin April 16 17 and 18 The Civil War agricultural new deal will be the topic of Fart D Ross Iowa State College Revolutionary Racketeering on the Texas Frontier is another interesting topic to be discussed by Isaac J Fox Northwestern University
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Austin
Mississippi Valley Historical Association
Cheese consumption gaps mark dietary contrasts across nations
A fragment notes that the United States consumes less cheese than every nation listed in a capacity table. The line appears in a broader discussion of health and holiness and immortality themes, suggesting a comparative dietary observation within a larger argument.
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United States
Girl seeks housework and child care job nights prefered
An 18 year old girl with experience in housework and child care seeks night work. She invites calls at 312 West Tenth Avenue.
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West Tenth Avenue
Rice Krispies Delight For Small Snackers
A child savors Kellogg's Rice Krispies with milk, fruit, or honey. The cereal promises easy digestion and nourishment, ideal for nursery meals or bedtime snacks. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek with a waxed bag to keep freshness.
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Kellogg's
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Fish for Dundee ponds floods Amarillo shipment plan
Dundee hatchery will furnish plenty of fish to Wich ita Falls rearing ponds southwest of here. City manager H. R. Smith said the State Game Fish and Oyster Commission notified that all fish the ponds can support will be sent to Amarillo late this month or early May. The city has two rearing ponds at the city lake, each about half an acre.
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Wichita Falls
Here
H. R. Smith
State Game, Fish and Oyster Commission
Amarillo
Wadley Seriously Injured in Auto Crash Near Lubbock
Ralph Wadley the Amarillo youth critically injured in an automobile accident near Lubbock has been brought to his home at 2610 Hayden Street. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Dan F Wadley.
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Ralph Wadley
Amarillo
Lubbock
Dan F. Wadley
Hayden Street
Easter Bible Class Promotes Unique Program at Church
Mrs Emmett Galloway broadcasts the lesson on KGNC Saturdays at 5 30 PM and will teach the T Newton Hill Bible Class Sunday morning The Easter program 9 55 to 10 10 features Ruth and Dorothy Coan Barbara Ann Boxwell and Jean Harter Singing led by L F Aldrich and H M Crudgington Class meets in the First Christian Church stone unit at 9 40.
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Emmett Galloway
KGNC
T. Newton Hill
Ruth
Dorothy Coan
Barbara Ann Boxwell
Jean Harter
L. F. Aldrich
H. M
Clovis Man Held Pending Inquiry Into Auto Theft
Clovis man Troy Darnell of Clovis New Mexico was lodged in the Potter county jail awaiting inquiry into an auto theft case as police reported ongoing investigations and pending charges.
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Troy Darnell
Clovis
Clovis, N. M
Potter
Car theft probe after arrest linked to wrestling crowd
W R Weaver reported his car stolen while he attended a wrestling match at Third Avenue and Taylor Streets. Constable Rueal Smith of Groom recovered the vehicle and arrested Darnell. Roy Brewer, chief deputy sheriff, returned Darnell to Amarillo.
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W. R. Weaver
Third Avenue
Taylor Streets
Weaver
Rueal Smith
Groom
Darnell
Roy Brewer
Amarillo
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Military Affairs Commission
Pemier Chiang Kai-Shek
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PURSE
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Jolson
New York
New
Christian Science Services
Mississippi Valley Historical Society
Kelloggs Rice Krispies
Texas Rangers
WFAA
WBAP
KPRC
WOAI
Wadley
Phillips 66 Y Gas
Phillips
Phillips 66
Phill
Polk
J. Levy
Association of
F. J. Crumley
Tulane University
J. J. Crume
Fisk
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