Japan silent on Philippine stand in new East Asia sphere
Tokyo says South Seas areas are part of a wider East Asia sphere but refuses to enumerate exact regions. Foreign Office spokesman Yukichiro Suma declines to name included areas and specifically whether the Philippines are in the sphere. He notes the Netherlands East Indies do not comprise all South Seas areas and other regions exist.
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Torio
South Seas
Greater East Asia
Japan
Yukichiro Suma
Foreign Office
Suma
Philippine Islands
Netherlands East Indies
Finnish Envoy to Reds Quits Moscow
Finnish envoy Dr. Juho Passikivi suddenly left Moscow for Helsinki amid speculation over Molotov’s warning that Russo Finnish relations would suffer unless Finland ends anti social actions. The abrupt departure follows Finland’s tensions with the Soviet Union and comments from the Premier Foreign Commissar.
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Moscow
Juho Passikivi
Finland
Kremlin
Helsinki
V. M. Molotoff
Finnish clashes reported by Tass clash with police
Tass dispatch cited by Moscow papers alleges police beat many women and old men as they dispersed meetings of the Society for Friendship and Peace with the Soviet Union in Helsinki and other Finnish cities on Thursday.
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Tass
Helsinki
Society For Friendship and Peace
Army Plane Stages Own Texas Rodeo
A runaway army training plane at Love Field in Dallas roared to life after the pilot, Flying Cadet Harold F. Berry, briefly restarted it. The aircraft zigzagged in circles for about thirty minutes as cadets and others tried to pin it down while airliners and planes remained airborne. A fire finally blew out and the plane was slowed as cadets halted the runaway.
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Dallas
Lovefield
Harold F. Berry
Salem
Berry
Birth of Mann grandchild reported in California
Carmel Calif INS says the first grandchild of German author Thomas Mann was born to his youngest son Michael Mann and his wife at a Monterex hospital. The baby is named Fredden. Thomas Mann is currently in Los Angeles.
Blood Circulator Horizontal Puzzle Clues
A compact word puzzle segment listing clues for horizontal and vertical entries. It includes definitions for blood pump, fuel terms, tools, animals, metals, and various abstract ideas. Readers solve to fill a crosswise grid, with references to archaic or varied terminology.
Spring Wheat Outlook Slumps as July Ends
Six private crop experts estimate July sharply lowers the domestic spring wheat outlook to 193 million bushels from 222 million last month. Winter wheat prospects rise to 524 million, matching government figures. July contributions total 4 million below early estimates. Heat and drought hit spring wheat belts. late rains only partly offset losses. 1939 spring wheat harvest was 192 million bushels.
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Chicago
Martin Adds Donkeys To Elephant Group
WashingtonHouse Minority Leader Martin expands the GOP symbol group by two small donkeys saying they represent democrats shifting to Wendell Willkie. He expects more such additions before long.
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Martin
Elephant Group
Washington
Ins
Wendell Willkie
Radio Schedule Almanac: Midwest Airwaves Portrait
A dense listing of radio programs across stations WMT WGN WSUI WHO KFJB and others detailing 6:00 to 11:00 PM schedules Friday with news dramas concerts sports and special segments. It notes show times hosts programs and entertainers including Lucille Manners Earl, Don Ameche, Herbie Kay and Bob Chester among others.
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WGN
America
WSUI
Lucille Manners
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Hollywood
KFJB
Wat—Johnny
Eddy Howard
Walt
Grand Central
Prairie Echoes
Wsui—University
Raymond Gram
Lng
Don Ameche
Melody
Herbie Kay
Ail Pearce
WGN Grant
Fark
KFSB
Leonard Keller
Raiders
Evansville
Baron Elliott
Ray Noble
Orch
Wihlo
Horace Heidt
Jan Garber
Maurice Sprissing
Gray Gordon
George Sterney
Griff Williams
Car
Ravizza
Bob Leefers
WOI
Boone
Bud
Ken
Frult
Assembly of God
June Baker
WOIKI
Billy Wells
KPJB
Walter Flandersorgan
Bennie Krueger
Iowa
Dorian
Wool
Joe Haitforc
Homemaker's Forum
Jessie Youne
Alabama Callege Glee Club
Roward Ropa
Magic Kitchen
Jane Anderson
McFarland Twins
Walter Flanders
Licht Onera
Farm Flashes
Rainbow Rhythm
Melody Masons
Ralph Ginsburgh
Street Forum
Voice of Iowa
Johnny Duffy
Jo—Walt
Agricultural Conservation
KPJIB
Sox
Washington
Dale Elsworth
WoOlf
Bury
Ives
KFJEB
Woi—Musicale
Johnny Lowe
Orchestra Parade
Don Roth
Drake University
Buffalo
Dave Dennis
Chicago
KFIB
Hazo Monaco
Wmt—World Today
Hawaii
WMI
Ralph Ginsburch
Kapers
Kp.j
Harry Horfick
Sports Review
Kf.jb
Vv News
German Plane Carries Leopold's Children to Brussels
Rome radio quoted by Reuters says a German plane landed in Brussels from Lisbon with Belgium's King Leopold's children aboard. King Leopold's whereabouts are unknown since his capitulation while his country fought on, with his children evacuated via France and Spain.
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London
INL
Rome
Reuters
Brussels
Lisbon
Belgium
Leopold
France
Spain
Quakers Form National Volunteer Service Unit For Young Men
The Society of Friends announces a national civilian volunteer service for young men and women of all faiths who oppose war. Volunteers will a year of service in forest reclamation and farm land uplift, aiding refugees and working with government programs. Administered by American Friends Service Committee, it allows individuals to decide participation.
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Philadelphia
Society of Friends
Quakers
Friends
American Friends Service Committee
France
Wings For Words dramatizes Gutenberg life on NBC
Don Farran presents Wings for Words a radio dramatization of Johann Gutenberg on NBC blue next Sunday from 4 30 to 5 pm. The piece is part of the International Association of Printing House Craftsmen convention in San Francisco. Farran also wrote the script and is a noted Iowa literary figure. His Gutenberg biography is slated for Sept publication by McMurtrie Rand McNally.
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Johann Gutenberg
Don Farran
NBC Blue
San Francisco
International Association of Printing House Craftsmen
Farran
Iowa
Richard Bennett
Navajo Petition Seeks Ouster of Indian Head Collier
A petition with 1670 Navajo signatures asks for removal of Indian Commissioner John Collier and other officials. It travels to Washington as part of a broader Navajo drive since 1936. Indians allege unjust accusations, police abuse, and jailings over range rules and the stock reduction program.
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Aztec, NM
INS
John Collier
Washington
Roosevelt
Collier
Republican aide John D. M. meets Willkie in Colorado Springs
Chicago reports that John D. M., former Republican National Committee chairman and executive assistant, held informal conferences at party headquarters on Thursday then traveled to Colorado Springs for a meeting with presidential nominee Wendell Willkie.
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Chicago
John D. M
Hamilton
Republican National Committee
Colorado Springs
Colo
Wendell Willkie
Vacationers urged to notify Gazette of summer plans
The Gazette reminds readers to report summer trips by phone or carrier notice to ensure newspaper delivery continues uninterrupted during vacations.
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the Gazette
Italians claim sea successes with Oswald sinking
Rome reports the British submarine Oswald, 1 500 tons, sunk by the Italian destroyer Vivaldi in the Ionian Sea. Fifty two of its 55 crew members were captured. Italian aviation bombed a British naval squadron south of the Balearic Islands, setting a battleship aflame. Popolo di Roma cites Tangier dispatch on British fleet driven from Gibraltar by Italian air raids.
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Rome
Oswald
Vivaldi
Ionian Sea
Balearic Islands
Popolo di Roma
Tangier
Gibraltar
Local notices recap from the Gazette
Reports include Ralph Badger injured when a greasing rack collapsed trapping him. Rev Charles M Leaming resigns as co pastor. Mrs Ethel Mills heads east to Harrisburg and Washington D C. Mrs Frank Rawson and daughters travel to Yellowstone Park. F A Small family trip to Greeley Colorado. James Jones fractures a leg on a truck loaded with a scraper. local market prices for wheat corn oats barley roe hay straw hens eggs hogs calves and livestock values.
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Ethel Mills
Harrisburg
Washington, D.C
Charles M Leaming
Four Square Gospel Tabernacle
Frank Rawson
Mabel
Carrie Rawson
Yellowstone Park
Salt
Lake City
Small
Greeley
Colo
James Jones
Doctor returns from vacation and regional updates
Dr Emma J. Neal has returned after a month long vacation in Colorado and Wyoming. Robert E. Saunders of Gratiot Wis has been appointed organizer of the Catholic Order of Foresters with Cedar Rapids headquarters. Local markets wheat 60c corn 60c oats 8c rye 65c hay 14.
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Emma J. Neal
Colorado
Wyoming
Robert E. Saunders
Gratiot
Wis
Order of Foresters
Cedar Rapids
Commodity prices drift in from CP Price visit
CP Price left today for an extended visit in San Antonio Texas and other southern points. Straw sold at 640 dollars, hens at 16 cents, hogs 810 dollars, steers 650 dollars, and lambs 640 dollars.
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San Antonio
Tex
Wy Day by Eleanor Roosevelt
Eleanor Roosevelt writes from Hyde Park on self justification and political debate within the Democratic Party. She reflects on differing views of the New Deal and the value of persuasion and minority voices for progress. She mentions a storm on a parkway and a trip to Canada with family notes.
James Earle Fraser Known for Medal Designs
James Earle Fraser, the American sculptor, is noted for modeling a large number of medal designs, reflecting his prolific output in coin and award sculpture. He gained prominence for his stylized realism and work on public commissions.
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James Earle Fraser
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