JAP URGED TO TAKE INDOCHINA BY LEADING PARTY
Tokyo reports powerful political factions urge the Japanese government to seize Indo China as the French empire collapses. The move would curb Chinese munitions supply and secure strategic miles east of the Philippines while Berlin and Rome signaled axis backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Tokyo
Asia
Indio- China
Berlin
Rome
Germany
Japan
Philippes
Marshalls
Carolines
Mariannes
Versailles
Indo- China
Italy
Dutch East Indies
Tohokal
Ment
Indo
Hongkong
Summer Band Activities At Genoa High School
Genoa High School Band Mothers group concludes plans for summer activities at a Tuesday meeting. Members will host a social on the 28th, purchase mothproof bags for uniforms, and urge return of any unreturned uniforms to H. Linkford at Bland Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genoa High School
H. Linkford
Bland Street
Bluefield Dairy Week Honors Betsy the Jersey Cow
A town celebrates Betsy the Jersey cow as a symbol of dairy industry importance. Mayor Snyder proclaims Dairy Week. Selma Andrews and state dairy leaders speak to local clubs. the chamber praises the industry while a ballad lauds Betsy’s milk and service to people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Snyder
Bluefield
Selma Andrews
Roanoke Dairy Council
Rotary
Kawanis
Chamber of Commerce
Commie Anes
L. Kirk
State Association
Uch
Betsy
Evangelist Peters Leads Ten-Day Revival at Jones Street Church
The Rev. R. L. Peters, national evangelist of the Christian church, conducts a ten day revival at Jones Street Christian Church. He preaches tonight on Every Man In His Place. Public invited. Mrs. Mary Louisa Jones of 526 Scott Street has been ill for months and was taken to Angery Hospital for treatment. Her sister Mrs. James Swan of Bristol, Va., is visiting. Mack Evans of East Wayne is noted in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Peters
of the Christian Church
Jones Street
Mary Louisa Jones
R Angery Hospital
James Swan
Bristol
Scott Street
Mack Evans
East Wayne
Citizens urged to protect rights of innocent citizens
Charleston West Virginia June 19 four persons suspected of espionage were urged to show restraint to protect the rights of innocent citizens. Er nest L Batley state director for the office government reports urged that any suspicions of fifth column activities be reported to the nearest FBI office. His statement followed justice department advisories outlined by the president in 1939 when Roosevelt directed the FBI to handle espionage sabotage and neutrality violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Ernest L. Batley
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
National Defense
Ticket To Hollywood Continues On A Trip West
Francie and John Weston drive toward Hollywood with plans to escape Elspeth City. Francie frets over Gusty Gair and the town’s gossip while curious, mischievous Gusty speeds by in a ramshackle roadster and shouts a greeting. The scene ends as their journey pauses at a cabin camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pen
Hollywood
Jerry Finney
Bay
Elspeth City
Francie
Tilda Blake
John Weston
Work Resumes Talks Between Contractors and AFL Unions
The building contractors association and the Hod Carriers Building and Common union AFL meet to discuss wage increase demands. The discussion focuses on raising pay scales as negotiations resume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Building Contractors Association
The
Hod Carriers, Building and Common Union
AFL
Also Mentioned on This Page
Indo-China
News of the Colored People
W. Tiffany
Pacere Soesy
Eureka Temple
the Jones
Men’s Harmony Club
North Side
Ladies Aid Society No. 1
Stewart Church
Johnson Church
Randolph Field
Texas
West Point of the Air
Uncle Sam
Dairy Group
Eden Gate
Old Jersey
Cree
Katharine Atherton Grimes
Society of the Bethel A. M. E
Christian
America
Pabst Brewing Company
Milwaukee
Street
Gusty
Mr. Weston
Gair
Goodyear
Goodyear Tires
Goodyear Tire
Peti
Stuckman Tire Service Road Service
AAA
Tuvnuecine
Peroces
Sarenee
Wellman
U. S
Lacart & Myzas Toasceo Co
Edorfel
Chesterfield
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