Japan Pressured to be Tough in World Trade
An unofficial Japanese spokesman at Yosemite discusses how Japan’s trade and territorial policies were pushed by other nations. He cites barriers forcing faster expansion and use of every commercial weapon. British sources note unease over Japan’s rapid tempo, with smuggling talks also raised at closed meetings.
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Yosemite
Cali
Institute of Pacific Relations
Japan
China
Institute
Foreign trade in Texas area dips a million in half year
San Antonio reports a drop of about 1,000,000 in total foreign trade for the first half of 1936 compared with the same period in 1935. Exports from the San Antonio customs division reached 15,405,709 while imports totaled 2,352,752, below prior six months totals.
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San Antonio
Department of Commerce
Customs Division
Japan Russia tensions discussed at Far East conference
The debate centered on Japanese phases of Far Eastern affairs and the danger of Communist influence in Nippon. Japanese delegates urged reform by nonrevolutionary means while the Soviet delegation said war with Japan was not deemed inevitable.
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Russia
Nippon
Japan
Marx
Lenin
Local Drouth Data Studied by Panhandle Committee
County judges and farm agents from 31 Panhandle counties urged President Roosevelt to invite Governor James V. Allred to a drouth states conference, likely Aberdeen. The President’s secretary replied that the suggestions will be kept in mind as plans for a presidential trip through the drouth area are considered.
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Roosevelt
Committee On Resolutions
Panhandle Drouth
John E. Smith
Panhandle
James V. Allred
Conference of Governors of
Drouth
Aberdeen
D. D
Hill
M. H. McIntyre
Wife speaks in behalf of Frank Morris for railroad commissioner
Mrs Frank Morris addressed about 3000 people in Paris stating her husband would favor a public state gas corporation to conserve Panhandle gas and cut rates to one quarter. She proposed rural sub stations and drum gas delivery to farmers. Proceeds would retire state debt and reduce taxes.
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Paris
Frank Morris
Roosevelt
TVA
Panhandle
Theaters Listing and Personal Ads in Society Column
The page lists upcoming film showings at multiple theaters including Lovely Jessie Matthews in It's Love Again at the Texas with midnight matinee, Bing Crosby in Rhythm on The Range at the Paramount, June Lang in Educating Father at the Rex, Warner Baxter in Robin Hood of El Dorado at the Rialto, and Gertrude Michael in The Return of Sophia Lang at the Mission. It also carries personal notices from John M. Smith seeking travel or other opportunities, plus a reader ad and a sales rep inquiry for Wave Ever Aluminum Company.
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Jessie Matthews
the Texas
Bing Crosby
Paramount Tomorrow
June Lang
Father
Rex
Warner Baxter
Robin Hood
el Dorado
Rialto Theater
Gertrude Michael
Sophia Lang
Mission Midnight
Tack Letters Continued From Page Two
Classified column lists readers seeking work in household tasks farming and dairy careers. Entries include housekeepers need, night shifts, milk cap collectors, and a young man seeking cafe work with experience. provide names addresses and call times when available.
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Tack
Exper
Desperate Help Wanted Notices From Local Classifieds
A jumble of help wanted ads seeks employment for a young woman offering housework ironing cooking and child care at several addresses including Jefferson Johnson 2nd West 2nd and Polk. Requests include $4 per week wages, board and references, with job hopes in hotel cafe or private home.
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Tack
West 2Nd
Powerful telescope on Ninth Ave and Taylor Street
A telescope set up at Ninth Avenue and Taylor Street promises 360 times magnification. J. J. Ingersoll notes Jupiter appears larger than the moon at dusk, with Saturn visible after 10 PM. Ingersoll will stay several nights. The Manila land battle occurred on August 13, 1898.
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Ninth Avenue
Taylor Street
J. J. Ingersoll
Ingersoll
Manila
Treasury finances show deficit as of August 19
Treasury data for August 19 reports receipts of 59.87 million dollars and outlays of 73.30 million, leaving a balance near 2.02 billion. Fiscal year totals reach 549.64 million in receipts and 804.66 million in expenditures, including 228.20 million in emergency spending, with gross debt at 33.406 billion and gold assets at 10.678 billion.
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Treasury
Washington
The
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National Biscuit Company
Pierce
Butter—Valley Farm
Pound
Eeeeeee
Swift
Lite
Fancy Thompson
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Uncheon
Kist
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Wave Ever Aluminum Company
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Kress
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Polk
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Lincoln St
Claud A. Botts
16Th Ave
Ray Armstrong
15Th Ave
W. R. Irwin
van Buren St
Ben Golding
Hughes St
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Moon
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Certol
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General Foods
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