Anglo French plan to aid Czechs and Yugoslavs in 1938 agenda
International News Service reports a ten point Anglo French diplomatic agenda including economic aid to Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia to offset Nazi penetration. Other items cover Far East defense, raw material and oil security, potential German appeasement gestures, and wartime collaboration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
INS
Czechoslovakia
Jugoslavia
Edouard Daladier
Georges Bonnet
Paris
Far East
Germany
France
Berlin
Reich
Yugoslavia
Switzerland
Hatch seeks bar on relief handlers from political activity
Senator Carl A. Hatch proposes amending the relief bill to exclude workers paid from the $1.25 billion recovery fund from political activity. The measure would prohibit any recipient from using official authority to influence elections under removal penalties. WPA chief Hopkins orders probes in Pennsylvania Florida and Ohio over alleged political pressure on workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Carl A. Hatch
N. M
Works Progress Administration
WPA
Harry L. Hopkins
Pennsylvania
Florida
Ohio
New Creature In Christ Sermon At Church Of God
Rev Harvey Pinyoun preached on being in Christ versus with Christ at the Church Of God. He warned against counterfeit religion and noted Judas’s betrayal as an example. The service featured a trombone-clarinet duet and piano by Ruth Austin, with youth activities planned for Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Pingoun
Church of God
Christ
Judas
Satan
Mr. Pinyoun
Mexico to cut tariffs by early May says envoy
Washington AP reports Sumner Welles quoted Mexican Ambassador Francisco Najera as saying Mexico will materially reduce tariffs probably by May 1. The January tariff hikes raised duties up to 200 percent, mainly on U S exports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sumner Welles
Francisco Najera
United States
Rain and war advances in Teruel front amid bad weather
Heavy rains and low visibility delayed insurgent operations on the Teruel front but the Alfambra river advance continued beyond Ababuj and Forcas. Insurgents pushed five miles south of Ejulve while coastal lines along the eastern coast were strengthened by a sea bombardment supporting land advances. Barcelona allocated 10 million pesetas for air raid shelters and received New York mayor’s sympathy message. The insurgent navy attacked offshore to aid the left wing’s movement toward Latorreta and Point Pelada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendaye
INS
Teruel
Salamanca
Alfambra
Ababuj
Forcas
Ejulve
Mediterranean
Barcelona
New York
Burgos
Spanish
Latorreta
Point Pelada
Simone's Aid Claims Secret Party Record Could Expose Hollywood
Sandra Martin, former secretary to Simone Simon, says she can obtain a phonograph record of a Hollywood party that would reveal conversations of famous movie figures. Martin, jailed on a $23,000 bank theft charge, warned she will call the press. Preliminary hearing scheduled Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Calif
Sandra Martin
Simone Simon
Athena Alexandrov
San Francisco
Simpson
Washington State
Description of Actress Miriam Hopkins Jewelry Theft
Police receive a printed dodge er from west coast insurers detailing items stolen from Miriam Hopkins in West Los Angeles on April 11 and 12. The catalog lists a platinum bracelet platinum diamond and ruby clip pins antique gold car drop a woman’s ring an antique gold bracelet and three other pieces of women’s jewelry with duplicates pictured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodger
Miriam Hopkins
West
Los Angeles
Bill Fleming Seeks Reelection as Rapids Township Constable
Constable W. J. Bill Fleming of 273 Highland Drive NW filed his candidacy for the Republican nomination in the June 6 primaries seeking reelection as one of Rapids township’s two constables. A Cedar Rapids native, Fleming previously worked in newspapers and on the railroad and first took office in 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J
Bill” Fleming
Highland Drive
Rapids Township
Fleming
Cedar Rapids
Sixty Two Softball Teams Slated For Cedar Rapids Summer
Cedar Rapids prepares a record softball season with at least sixty two teams. The Cedar Rapids Softball Association executive committee meets Thursday at city hall to finalize a schedule for Ellis park games. Fred Winter will supervise Ellis park operations and umpire chief Mr Winter organizes umpires for seven diamonds. Weather and field availability may affect play with rain postponements possible. The committee also updates Ellis park rules on overthrows base thefts and bunts under general rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Park
Cedar Rapids Softball Association
Cedar Rapids
Y.W.C A
Fred Winter
Mr Winter
Death of Xavier Popp at Cedar Rapids Home
Xavier Popp 81 died at his home 404 Fourteenth Street SE at 9 30 am Wednesday after a lingering illness. He lived in Cedar Rapids over forty years, worked for Sinclair packing and later Denecke. Survived by wife, four daughters Magdalen Rosa Ida and Mrs W S Cole, all of Cedar Rapids, one son Joseph J Los Angeles, six grandchildren, Xavier Cole Sioux City Martin J Cole Aloysius Cole John Cole Cedar Rapids Josephine and John Popp Los Angeles. He belonged to Immaculate Conception church and Catholic Order of Foresters. Body to be removed from Monahan Funeral Home to residence Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xavier Popp
Fourteenth Street
Cedar Rapids
Sinclair Packing Company
Denecke Company
Magdalen
Rosa
Ida
W. S. Cole
Joseph J
Los Angeles
Calif
Xavier Cole
Sioux City
Martin J. Cole
Aloysius Cole
John Cole
Josephine
John Popp
Popp
Immaculate Conception Church
Catholic Order of Foresters
Monahan
Wilbert E. Anderson 8 Dies After Short Illness
Wilbert Eugene Anderson eight year old son of O W and Lucille Anderson of 1029 Third avenue SE died at 8 20 p m Tuesday after a brief illness. Born in Cedar Rapids he was in the third grade at Jackson school and a member of St Pauls Methodist Sunday school. Survived by parents three sisters Fern Glenys Marilyn grandfathers Oliver Anderson Wyoming Ia and Joseph Koranda Olin and many uncles aunts and cousins Funeral services will be held at Linwood cemetery Thursday at 2 p m conducted by Rev Ira E Edwards Friends may call at Moen chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbert Eugene Anderson
O. W
Lucille Anderson
Third Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Jackson School
St. Paul's
Fern
Glenys
Marilyn
Oliver Anderson
Mrs Childs Former Cedar Rapids Resident Dies in Tremont
Mrs Richard A Childs a former Cedar Rapids resident died Tuesday morning at her Tremont home after a long illness. She and her husband lived in Cedar Rapids over sixteen years before moving in 1930 to live with relatives due to ill health. Her husband once worked for Cedar Rapids Engineering Co. She belonged to Central Park Presbyterian Church and Cedar chapter C E S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard A. Childs
Cedar Rapids
Tremont
Cedar Rapids Engineering Company
Central Park
Obituary: S. G. Morgan of Cedar Rapids Dies in Los Angeles
S G Morgan longtime Cedar Rapids resident died in Los Angeles after a two week illness. His body will arrive in Cedar Rapids Friday morning and be taken to Turner chapel for a 2 p m funeral. Burial will follow at Oak Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. G. Morgan
Cedar Rapids
Los Angeles
Calif
Turner Chapel
Oak Hill Cemetery
Funeral Services for Mrs Sapp Set in Turner Chapel
Funeral services for Mrs Eli nore Sapp will be held at Turner chapel at 3 30 p m Thursday with Rev C H Hook and Dr William M Evans officiating. Burial follows at Cedar Memorial Park cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sapp
Elinore Sapp
Turner Chapel
C. H. Hook
William M. Evans
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Mrs. Lydia Ellsworth Funeral Arrangements
Funeral services for Mrs. Lydia Ellsworth will be held in the Turner chapel at 2 p.m. Thursday. Burial will follow in the Robins cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
Rome Tightens Security Ahead of Hitler Visit
Rome swarmed with police as wartime vigilance was stepped up for Reichsfuehrer Hitler’s upcoming visit May 3 to May 10. Detectives and secret agents from across Italy combed the city watching for any suspicious activity. Hitler is due to arrive at 5 p.m. Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Mark 119th Anniversary in Marion
Marion hosts the Eastern Iowa District convention with 300 plus lodge members from Iowa City Wellman Keota Lone Tree West Liberty Tipton Central City Kalona Springville and Cedar Rapids attending. Caroline Darby and James Biesecker elected directors, prizes awarded for oldest and youngest Odd Fellow and Rebekah, Judge H C Ring addresses the gathering. The Rebekah degree is conferred and Eureka No 44 grants second degrees followed by dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Darby
Iowa City
James O. Biesecker
Marion
Eastern Iowa District Association of
Odd Fellow
Rebekah
Wellman
Keota
Lone Tree
West Liberty
Tipton
Central City
Kalona
Springville
Cedar Rapids
P. A. Deltheps
Robert Rose
Kathryn Blum
Alburnett Lodge
Fern Plecker
H. C. Ring
District Court
Methodist Church
Local club talks and community notices fill Marion scene
Mrs G L Martin hosted a W C T U meeting with a Youth Week review led by Mrs J T Gough and a dialogue on party line themes. Lions Club dinner featured M S Hallman on Bees and Cedar Rapids educator speaks. Golf captains named for May 10 Marion event. Numerous social visits, family gatherings, and PRE school care plans noted. An eight pound son born to Mr and Mrs William Hensen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Martin
J. T. Gough
Waldo Lloyd
Maryville College
Tenn
Martin
Grace Hiams
Amy Dean
Bees
M. S. Hallman
Benjamin Franklin Senior High School
Cedar Rapids
Lions Club
Michel Tea Room
H. O. Young
Charles T. Rowe
Marion Golf Club
William Hensen
Sixth Avenue
Any Town City Hospital
Miss Ella Frances O Hara Dies In Marion At 70
Miss Ella Frances O Hara, 70, longtime Oxford Junction dressmaker, died Wednesday at 4 45 a m at her brother in law and sister Ed and Mrs Mulvihill 335 Tenth street Marion following a long illness Her funeral will be Friday at 9 a m at St Joseph s church with burial in Baldwin Catholic cemetery Friends may call at the Yocom chapel Wednesday evening The Rosary will be recited there and at the Mulvihill home Thursday She was born August 31 1867 in Jones county daughter of John and Margaret Murray O Hara She belonged to St Joseph s church Daughters of America third order St Francis Rosary society and the Sodality society She leaves two sisters Mrs Mary Kelley and Mrs T J Flannigan of Omaha and a brother John O Hara of Oxford Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Frances O'Hara
Marion
Ed Mulvihill
Tenth Street
Miss O'Hara
Jones County
John
Margaret Murray O'Hara
Oxford Junction
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
The
Daughters of America
Third Order of St. Francis Rosary Society
Sodality Society
Mulvihill
Mary Kelley
T. J. Flannigan
Omaha
John O'Hara
St. Joseph’s Church
T. J. McElliott
Baldwin
Yocom Chapel
Local Social and Club Notes From Ames Area Events
Mrs. R H Biddick hosts eighth birthday party for Rita with games led by Kathryn Kassler and Jane Helen Newlin. Guests included Lois Brockman Shirley Clapp Beverly Hutchins and others. Overnight visitors included Dr J P Porter and Ruth Neill. illness concerns noted in Iowa City. Marion Boy Scout council to meet Thursday at 7 30 in Gas company home demonstration room. St Pauls Lutheran spring fellowship supper Friday at 6 30 pm bring covered dish and own service. Clara Wilson and N A Baker return from Fairhope Alabama to 930 Twelfth Street. Theristrial club met at Mrs George C Oxley with program Fruits of the Orchard and piano duet. Kenaya Camp Fire group to meet Thursday after school at the public library. Ameigo club members host luncheon for fourteen. Cancer Drive donation approved. Osceola Judge No 18 J C O F to meet Thursday 8 pm for first degree work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H Biddick
Rita
Kathryn Kassler
Jane Helen Newlin
Biddick
Fred Newlin
Lois Brockman
Shirley Clapp
Beverly Hutchins
Marilyn Bristol
Beverly Ann Vanderlinden
Shirley Wicken
Virginia Culbert
Dianne Biddick
Frances Ford
Joyce Fosdick
Olive Ellen James
Donna Bailey
Plan to Bring Home 120000 French Troops
Paris reports Premier Edouard Daladier's government plans to withdraw over 120000 colonial troops from Africa Madagascar Indo China and redeploy them within France to defend the Rhine under Georges Mandel's empire policy The move aims to stiffen defense and foster a home guard for colonies while Mandel reshapes colonial administration. A second item notes a 14th century Hawaii factory building remains near Napu crater in Hawaii Volcanoes National Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
INS
France
Edouard Daladier
Rhine
Mandel
Georges Clemenceau
Convicted Slayer Vaughn Seeks Halt to Execution
Mack Gates, Vaughn's attorney, argues Vaughn has endured cruel and unusual punishment after the electric chair malfunctioned, delaying his scheduled execution in Huntsville Texas. Gov Allred ordered a one week reprieve. wardens blamed a worn generator. Vaughn killed a policeman. Banks, a Negro, killed a 13 year old girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville
Tex
Mack Gates
John W Vaughn
State Prison
Max M. Rogers
Vaughn
James W. Allred
Death House
W. W. Ward
Allred
Johnnie Banks
Ward
Banks
Gates
Rogers
Linn County Extends Tax Deed Notice Deadlines
Linn County supervisors extended the contract term with Frank Healy and H. G. O'Donnell for serving expiration and intention to take tax deed notices to December 31, 1938. About 200 taxpayers have agreed to delinquent tax payment under a 1987 statute, paying back taxes in ten annual installments, contingent on timely current taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Frank Healy
H. G O'Donnell
Cedar Rapids
Linn
March Term Adjourned in Linn County Court
The March term of Linn County district court adjourned Tuesday at 4 pm. Judge John T Moffitt presided, with Judge F O Ellison of Anamosa overseeing the term. The May term opens May 16 with no juries, under Judge H C Ring of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
District Court
John T Moffitt
F. O. Ellison
Anamosa
H. C. Ring
Cedar Rapids
Two Seek Divorces in District Court Actions
Tillie Frances Klinger sues Frank Klinger in district court for divorce on cruel and inhuman treatment grounds. They wed in Cedar Rapids January 18, 1923, with custody asked for three children. Mildred Hanson seeks divorce from Clayton Hanson on cruel grounds. They married in Davenport September 8, 1934, and Mildred requests restoration of her name to Mildred Burrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillie Frances Klinger
Frank Klinger
Cedar Rapids
Mildred Hanson
Clayton Hanson
Davenport
Mildred Burrell
Will of Mary Clark Probate In Cedar Rapids Courthouse
The will of Mary Virginia Clark of Cedar Rapids who died April 9 was probated in district court on Wednesday. Beneficiaries include Charles Francis Clark and Paul Newton Clark of Cedar Rapids, Robert Lane Clark of Chicago, Fern Loy Murphy a niece, and Burt Samuel Loy and Marvin J. Loy nephews. The will dated November 1, 1930 names Paul Newton Clark as executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Clark
Mary Virginia Clark
Cedar Rapids
Charles Francis Clark
Paul Newton Clark
Robert Lane Clark
Chicago
Fern Loy Murphy
Burt Samuel Loy
Marvin J. Loy
Testatrix
Corn Belt Bank Receiver Receives Court Approval
The twenty sixth report in the Corn Belt Savings bank receivership for Cedar Rapids shows cash on hand at March 31 of 37774.13 dollars. Quarterly receipts total 167.69 dollars and disbursements 728.67 dollars. Receiver D W Bates and examiner in charge Ben S Summerwill oversee the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corn Belt Bank
Corn Belt Savings Bank of
Cedar Rapids
D. W. Bates
Ben S. Summerwill
Motion for new trial in $13,781.44 contract suit filed
District court records show Harvey Chismore as administrator of the C B Chismore estate filed a motion for a new trial in a contract action versus Marion Savings Bank. On a second retrial held April 13 the jury ruled for the defendant under Judge John T Moffitt. Linn County supervisors approved Sheriff James H Smiths first quarter fee report and the related fee receipts totaling 570.75. The board also endorsed the first quarter reports for Justice H R Churchill and Constable W J Fleming. Dick H Young was granted a divorce from Carmen V Young by District Judge H C Ring on cruelty grounds. they wed in Iowa City on Sept 14 1937. The supervisors also voted to pursue a tax deed on the old Ellis Park stone quarry prop erty for the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Chismore
C. B
Linn County
James H. Smith
Milo Sedlacek
H. R. Churchill
W. J. Fleming
Rapids Township
Dick H. Young
Carmen V. Young
H. C. Ring
Iowa City
Ellis Park
Linn Coun
Lion Tamers Forge Dinner With Oyster Stew and Lore
More than seventy members of the Lion Tamers club gathered in the basement of fire station No. 6 at Fourth Avenue and Seventeenth Street SE for their annual meeting. W. G. Loftus and W. C. Benesh presided, Elmer A. Johnson acted as toast master, and Maurice Flack entertained with card tricks. Joseph L. Dostal was named president by acclamation, succeeding Benesh, under club tradition that the president is appointed. The event avoided politics and praised station staff for hosting the oyster supper. Gordon Davidson traveled from Des Moines to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lion Tamers Club
Fourth Avenue
Seventeenth Street
W. G. Loftus
W. C. Benesh
Elmer A. Johnson
Maurice Flack
Mr. Johnson
Joe McCormick
WL. Crissman
Dempsy Jones
Frank
Joseph L. Dostal
Grande Avenue SE
The
Lion Tamer's
Benesh
Loftus
Station No. 6
Capts
A. J. Novak
Louis Mikulecky
Richard Vlach
Ralph Ellsworth
Arthur Conrad
Dick Hahn
Gordon Davidson
Cedar Rapids
Lion Tamers
Des Moines
Public bidder’s certificates at tax sale of Jan 6 1936
Tax sale certificate notes a tax sum of 2766 dollars 09 cents for 1931 to 1934. Park K. Wilson of route No 3 Cedar Rapids was granted a retail cigarette sale permit by Linn county supervisors on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park K. Wilson
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
City Briefs and Persons: Local events and notices
There is a story hour at the Northwest library station on Thursday at 4 15 pm led by Marcella Klein of the public library. Various community notices follow including a Turkey leg supper at First Christy and a Catholic Foresters meeting. Two motorists paid fines for overtime parking in police court. A girls softball meeting is set for Thursday at 730 pm at the Y W C A with Fred Winter to explain rules. The Daughters of Veterans will host a benefit bridge Friday at 8 pm in the Glow room of the Gas company. Grace Decker, a Kozy inn waitress, sustained a hand injury from a soda bottle explosion at 745 am Wednesday. Gene Riggins received a suspended $50 fine for assault and battery. The Cedar Rapids navy recruiting office reports a May quota of three men, with a total regional quota of fifty, for training at Great Lakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest Library
Marcella Klein
Public Library
Cedar Rapids
Navy
E. E. Moon
U. S.N
Naval Training Station
Great Lakes
Ill
Moon
Special Service At Mission In Lincoln Speaker Dr Minnie Laureman
Dr Minnie Laureman an evangelist from Lincoln Nebraska will headline the Sunshine Mission service tonight. She travels from Racine Wisconsin and is hosted by Rev T J Hinkin former Lincoln Mission superintendent. Special music will be provided by the Hinkin family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Laureman
Lincoln, Neb
Sunshine Mission
Racine
Wis
Lincoln
Laureman
T. J. Hinkin
Lincoln Mission
Hinkin
Akers To Talk Here Thursday In Cedar Rapids
W. W. Akers, chief of the Bureau of Investigation for the Iowa Department of Justice, will speak twice in Cedar Rapids on Thursday. He plans to discuss the narcotic traffic among school students and outline enforcement efforts.
Lions Club lunch at Hotel Roosevelt noted
Report covers a Lions Club luncheon at the Hotel Roosevelt and a Chamber of Commerce Young Men's Bureau dinner at the Chamber building, highlighting local civic events and community involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Hotel Roosevelt
Young Men's Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce
Chamber Building
Woman's Relief Corps Hosts Gathering at Memorial Hall
Mrs Helen Lowe will host members of the Woman's Relief Corps and friends at a Ken sington Thursday at 2 p.m. in Memorial hall. She will be assisted by Emma Burmeister Effie Storey and Jessie Halpin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Lowe
Woman's Relief Corps
Kensington
Memorial Hall
Emma Burmeister
Effie Storey
Jessie Halpin
Kiwanis Club Tour at Quaker Oats Plant
Sixty six Kiwanis members had lunch in the Quaker Oats cafeteria then toured the plant in groups of ten at noon Wednesday. The event replaced the club’s regular Hotel Montrose meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quaker Plant
Kiwanis Club
Quaker Oats
Hotel Montrose
James P McDowell Fined for Fishing Without License
James P McDowell of 212 Fourteenth Street NE was fined 25 dollars and court costs for fishing without a license by Justice H R Churchill. He is serving eight days in jail in lieu of payment. McDowell was arrested by Game Warden Leo H Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. McDowell
Fourteenth Street
Court of Justice
H. R. Churchill
McDowell
Leo H. Logan
Suspended Term For Larceny In County Court
Glen Ilgenfritz 28 of 714 Eighth Street SE received a suspended 30 day county jail sentence after pleading guilty to petty larceny He admitted trying to sell fifty cement sacks stolen from Builders Material Inc to King's Crown Plaster via a 50 percent commission offer in court Wednesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Ilgenfritz
Eighth Street SE
W. R. Watsbaugh
Igenfritz
King's Crown Plaster Company
Builders Material
Ilgenfritz
Five Motorists Appear Before Justice On Traffic Violations
Town highway patrolmen brought five motorists before Justice H R Churchill Tuesday for traffic violations. Kenneth Gaddy of Vinton and Charles Pierce of 1121 Thirteenth avenue SE paid $2 and costs for driving without a license. Hatlow Decious of Mount Vernon paid the same for lacking a chauffeur's license. H E Ring of Rock Island and Glen W Harmston of Menomonie Wis paid $2 and costs for operating vehicles improperly registered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Churchill
Kenneth Gaddy
Vinton
Charles Pierce
Thirteenth Avenue SE
Mount Vernon
H. E. Ring
Rock Island
Glen W. Harmston
Menomonie
Wis
Wreckage Found of Plane Carrying Four Visalia Residents
Joseph E. Elliott said a ground crew located the private airplane wreckage on the slope of an 8100 foot peak about 40 miles northeast of Bakersfield. All four aboard perished, including Dr. O N Lambert the pilot his wife Carolyn Lambert her mother Mrs Frank Blain and nurse Dorothy Davis en route from Death Valley to Visalia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Visalia
Calif
Joseph E. Elliott
Sequoia National Forest
Forest
Bakersfield
O. N. Lambert
Death Valley
Carolyn Lambert
Frank Blain
Dorothy Davis
Japs Protest German Help to Chiang’s Chinese Army
Report from Peiping shows Japanese remonstrances to the German embassy revealing anger at Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek’s German advisers aiding Chinese forces on the Shantung front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peiping
INS
Japan
Shantung Front
Chiang Kai-shek
Also Mentioned on This Page
Italy
Mussolini
League of Nations
Ethiopia
Spain
John Landon
John M. Landon
Alf M. Landon
New Creature In Christ
Mexico
Simone
A. X. Popp
Hitler
Marion News
Rebekahs
Stanley Kellams
Danny
R. A Kellams
Charles Hartung
Gilbert Gordon
L. Major
Perry
Walnut
Monroe Township
Charles van Note
Center Point
Lee Morris
Maxwell Anderson
H. L
H. L. Terrill
Eighth Avenue
Mary
Ames
Mary Taylor
Ota Taylor
Flossie Taylor
Fred Taylor, Jr
Bonnie Mae
Dan Terrill
Phillip
Walker
Arthur Shore
Merle White
Brighton
Harry P. Dunlap
E. L. Fueman
Robins
T. M. Holland
Oma
Teddy
Nettie Stobaugh
Earl
W. L. Stobaugh
E. G. Burk
Francis Taylor
Indian Creek
Northeast District School of Instruction
Congregational Church
Peter Meci
J. P Porter
Athens
H. N. Strader
Strader
Ruth Neill
W. G. Neill
Eddie O'Kelly
Marion Boy Scout Council
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Clara Wilson
N. A. Baker
Fairhope
Ala
Twelfth Street
Theristrial Club
George C. Oxley
Josephine Whitacre
Kathleen Oxley
Theola Gordon
Kenaya
E. E. Wilcox
Ameigo Club
Weldon Campbell
Osceola
Napu Crater
Hawaii National Park
Court House News
Central Park Church
H. E. Pfeiffer
Women's Field Army For the Control of Cancer
Fourteenth Street SE
Don Houser
Twenty-sixth Street Drive
H. B Helscher
Dons Building
Daughters of Veterans of the
Gas Company
Grace Decker
L Street
St. Luke’s Hospital
Gene Riggins
O Avenue NW
Riggins
Mission
China
Johnson
OLD Post Office
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