Whitey the Rabbit Outsmarts Whitetail Hawk
In a Green Meadow tale, Whitetail the Marsh Hawk scouts for prey on Fourth of July noise. He spots Whitey the white young Rabbit near Old Pasture and gives chase but Whitey evades capture, vowing to try again as the hawk’s hunger remains unresolved.
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Green Meadow
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Peter Rabbit
Whitey
Anid White
Whitey the Young Rabbit
T. W. Burgess
Peace Officers clash noted by grand jury report
A grand jury condemns lack of cooperation between the sheriff and police, saying justice is hampered by discord and urges action. The piece contrasts force and diplomacy, citing a Plain Talk article on Germany in China and noting force has failed while restraint yields benefits.
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Police Department
Grand Jury
Plain Talk
China
Germany
Hankow
Nanking
Yangtze
Ichang
Yangtze River
Big Tim Murphy Victim Of Chicago Gang War
Big Tim Murphy, a former labor czar in Chicago and a noted racketeer, was killed when a gunman fired on him at his doorstep after a late night knock. He died as he lived, amid Chicago's violent crime milieu, with the piece framing his death as the inevitable penalty for a life of violence.
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Big Tim Murphy
Chicago
Murphy
New York
Aviation career guidance from Guggenheim bulletin preview
The Guggenheim Fund reports pilots mainly come from regular army and navy schools. Commercial schools lack some varied experience but will improve as aviation grows. Barnstorming noted as valuable training. Amarillo youths encouraged to pursue aviation. Also a tragic oddity states John Blaha of Omaha is a saxophonist.
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Army
Navy
Amarillo
John Blaha
Omaha
Nebraska
Waiting for love in a river city romance
Stephanie and Jerry prepare for arrival with a retinue as flowers arrive from admirers. Jerry suspects a hidden admirer and worries about Saxon and Heinle while Robert Caples and Marza share a glance. A farewell letter hints at future plans as Christmas approaches.
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Stephanie
Board of Supervisors
Jerry
Heinie
Sylvia
Robert Caples
Robert
Marza
Marta
Desperate stowaways found aboard Australian liner Jervis Bay
Captain Frederick Daniel reported eight desperate stowaways hidden in the ship's hold were captured and confined after a stormy voyage on the Australian liner Jervis Bay.
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Jervis Bay
Frederick Daniel
Speed Demand Typified in Recent Plans
New York plans reflect the citys rush for time with a crack train option to Chicago leaving later and a trans Atlantic liner carrying passenger planes to reach New York a day early. Executive offices feature private dining showers sleep quarters and push button desks to minimize routine tasks and maximize efficiency.
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New York
Chicago
Albany
Europe
Phillips dance hall remains open after injunction report
The Daily News erred in reporting a court order closing the Phillips dance hall four miles north on the highway. An injunction barred liquor sales on the premises, but the hall continues to operate three nights weekly and will hold Fourth of July dances tonight.
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Phillips
Daily News
Laughing Around the World in a Colombo Riot Tale
A historical anecdote recalls a 19th century Colombo riot in which seafaring English police rounded up sailors, including a battered Yankee named Benton from America. The judge questions nationality and occupation as the sailor explains his taxi ride and sea-loving wanderings.
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Colombo
Ceylon
Chiang Kai Shek to Lose Power, Sun Chuan Fang Predicts
Marshal Sun Chuan Fang said Chiang Kai-shek would not last three months after retaking power and blamed the older generation for unrest among youth. He warned South China chaos could topple the nationalist government and urged moral education alongside modernization.
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International
Peking
Chiang Kai-shek
Sun Chuan Fang
Chiang
Shanghai
China
Marshal Sun
Tainan
Marshal Suan
Policy Toward China Strains Japanese Chinese Ties
Tokyo July 4 Lieutenant General Rihachiro Banzai, once China advisor, says Japan must shift policies to avoid deteriorating relations with China. He criticizes dispatching battleships and troops, warning it fuels Chinese resentment and harms Japanese residents. He doubts a savior leader will rise and notes public confusion amid the Tientsin Pukow Railway clash fallout.
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Dy International News Service
TOKIO
Japan
China
Rihachiro Banzai
Peking
Banza
Bhazai
Yuan Shik-kai
Banzai
Endurance flight attempt abandoned over Dessau in Germany
An endurance flight by Junkers pilots Joh Risticz and Zinsmerman from Dessau was halted after 17 hours aloft. The attempt sought a new world record but ended without success.
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Dessau
Germany
Junkers
Joh Risticz
Zinsmerman
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