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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1937

Page

12

Britain presses sharp protest over Japan amid Shanghai fighting

Britain demands withdrawal of forces from Shanghai and compensation while Tokyo promises to study measures. The crisis deepens as Sir Hughe Knatchbull-Hugessen is wounded and a foreign envoy fights for life. Fighting rages near Shanghai with heavy casualties on both sides.

Tokio Britain Japan Chima Fumimaro Konoye Hughe Knatchbull-Hugessen Whippon Kensuke Horinouchi Shanghai APJ Lotien China Shangha Innto Lian Forest Kiangwasrt Bitars Ter Chana Hey Bruton United States

Musketeer Corps Heads to V F W National Convention

Ninety seven members of the Musketeer drum and vigie corps depart Saturday from Greenes square for the V F W National Convention in Buffalo. Three buses and four cars will transport the group with stops in Detroit en route to Canada. The Newton corps defends its finals title while other Iowa teams attend.

Maashketeer Dium Vigie Veterans of Feren Buffalo Cedar Rap Wilobe Greenes Square Bryces Ceda Rap Tre Detroit Canada Buffsbeana Hiffalo Oy Tike United States Iowa Waverly Boone Newton

Ambassadors Meet Amid Shanghai Crisis Misunderstanding

Friday only visitor allowed to see Japanese ambassador Shigeru Kawagoe who said the air attack was a mistake. The British envoy Sir Hughe sped toward Shanghai on an implied peace mission, hoping to end two weeks of Shanghai fighting. Japanese officials and Admiral Yarnell of the US Asiatic Fleet sent flowers and cards.

Shigeru Kawagoe Nanking Shanghai Kawagoe Sir Hughe United States Asiatic Fleet Harry Yarnell

Eagle Grove Entry Wins At Swine Show

Sargent Bluffs in Woodbury county led with 775 points as Eagle Grove won the swine show. Green County took second. Poweshek third in livestock judging. Monona fourth and Fayette fifth. East Towa counties followed with Tama ninth, Cedar Me seventh, Scott twelfth. In crops judging Humboldt second, Woestury third, Duchanan fourth. Benton and Scott tied for seventh. Fayette ninth, Keokuk tenth. Lelard Byers of West Branch claimed high stag. Holanda Pety o of Brooklyn judged top pigs. Lee Sinnott of Rasette judged eighth. Other errors noted. results mixed across divisions.

Sargent Bluffs Woodbury County Green County Poweshek Monona Fayette East Towa Tama Cedar Meventh Scott Humboldt Woestury Duchanan Benton Keokuk Lelard Byers West Branch Holanda Pety O Brooklyn Lee Sinnott Rasette Waesthia

Odds Against Fatal Snake Bite Expert Says Million to One

Fort Montgomery New York Kenneth Lewis of Trailside museum Bear Mountain park debunks myths about venomous snakes. He says rattlers can have 14 rattles, not a fixed count, and that tail rattling does not guarantee an attack. He notes venom bites are rare with most incidents caused by provoked snakes. He estimates fatalities nationwide around 100 annually with ninety percent west of the Mississippi.

Fort Montgomery N. Y Kenneth Lewis Trailside Museum Bear Mountain Park Lewis

Quintuplet Calves Born In Oklahoma

Local report notes the birth of five calves in Oklahoma. The article describes the unusual event with brief remarks on the calf group and implications for farming, mentioning the farm and surrounding community.

Oklahoma

Charge poison gas used by Japanese in Nankow pass

General Chiang Kai Shek accuses Japanese forces of using poison gas on Chinese troops at Nankow pass near Peiping. The report, transmitted from Nanko, cites a London Daily Telegraph dispatch.

London INS Chiang Kai-Shek Nankow Pass Peiping London Daily Telegraph Nanko

Japs Break Through China’s Great Wall Reach Mongolian Front

Japanese army headquarters said on Friday night that forces pierced China’s Great Wall and moved north into Mongolia. Flanking units reportedly closed on Nankan pass and Mannulian gateway while detachments occupied strategic mountains above Chinese defenders.

Peiping China Great Wall Mongoli Nankan Pass Japan

Chester Horton Explains Edge Putt Strategy

The article explains distinguishing a pitch from a putt when near the edge of the green. Use a long iron, like a 2 or 3, to make a putting stroke toward the cup. The shot lifts from the grass then rolls in, and practice informs the right pressure and technique.

Poe

UAW Approves Ford Campaign Fund Move

The union backs a Ford campaign fund while debating constitutional changes. Martin agrees to a provision shifting removal power to the international body or its executive board. Lewis warns Ford could become inactive if he resists Wagner act rights and union democracy.

Martin Union International Executive Board Lewis Ford America UAW Congress United States Ford Workers

Legless swimmer halts eating during Hudson river trek

Charles Zimmy, the legless swimmer, neared Newburgh New York while paddling 143 miles from Albany to New York. Two miles north of Newburgh at eight am Friday he said stomach trouble left him unable to eat. A strong tide aided his progress as he aimed to finish the remaining sixty four miles by Monday.

Newburgh Charles Zimmy Hudson River Albany New York Here Zimmy

Minnesota Law Bans Women Appearing as Santa Claus

A Minnesota statute criminalizes a woman appearing on the street dressed as Santa Claus. The unusual public conduct law defines the offense and carries penalties under state code. The text notes enforcement considerations and potential constitutional challenges.

Minnesota Santa Claus

Japan moves toward widened restraint in Pacific warning

United States faces possible convoying of passenger ships as Japan tightens anti-Chinese actions. Hull notes US rights in the Orient, with Admiral Yarnell authorized to protect American interests. Four Americans killed in Shanghai fighting. reinforced Marines sail from San Diego on the Chaumont to Shanghai area to safeguard Americans.

Harry E. Yarnell U S Hull Japan China Orient United States International Settlement Shanghai Sixth Marine Regiment San Diego Chaumont Navy Department Marblehead Honolulu Tokio

Wayne County to Seek First Degree Murder Indictment

Prosecutor John Britten said he would seek a first degree murder indictment against 16 year old Hollys Sagester for the slaying of Martha Markey. A guard remained at Sagester's Wayne County jail cell after he confessed and said he tried to kill himself after the shooting.

Richmond Ind Ulp Wayne County John Britten Hollys Sagester Martha Markey Martha Sagester

Slayer Freezes Young Pair After Kidnap Attempt Near Thomasville

William Payne, North Carolina’s top felon and suspect in the ambush slaying of Highway Patrolman George C. Penn, abducted college student Sam Wolfe and 19 year old Laverne Hedges near Asheville Thursday night. They were released unharmed near Thomasville around 5 am Friday after Payne drove them in Wolfe’s car.

High Point N. C Thomasville William Payne North Carolina Sam Wolfe Laverne Hedges Payne Asheville George C. Penn Wolfe Miss Hedges

Robbery at West Side Tavern Owner Seizes $1500

Anna Smolen tavern owner told police three gunmen forced her car to stop on a Chicago street and stole $1500 she had just withdrawn from a bank.

Chicago Anna Smolen

Three British Ships Bombed as Loyalists Press Malaga Front

Loyalist forces claim three British ships were bombed by Spanish forces near Saragossa while the threefold drive against Huesca Saragossa and Teruel continues with vigor. Desperate fighting at Quinto ends with rebels driven from fortifications and about a thousand prisoners taken. Loyalists seize war materials and disrupt lines between Saragossa and Teruel amid air battles that see five rebel planes shot down. A captured rebel pilot says many Santander planes are shifted east to support the Aragon front.

Huesca Saragossa Teruel Santander Quinto Aragon

Jap Foreign Chief To Consult Diplomats

Paris authorities said the Japanese foreign minister will summon the ambassadors in Tokyo from the United States Britain France Germany and Italy for consultations on the war in China.

Paris Tokio United States Great Britain France Germany Italy China

Ithaca Flood Inundates Quarter Of City

Flood waters swept through Ithaca New York washing out the Tompkins county fair and marooning about 25 percent of a 20 000 population in lowland areas near Cayuga lake inlet.

Ithaca N. Y Tompkins County Cayuga Lake Inlet

Omaha Police Chief Responds to Complaint with Sly Letter

Omaha Police Commissioner Richard W. Jepsen replied to a complaint by sending a brief note reading Dear sir Phooey. The unsigned epistle was circulated in the city and drew attention to the department.

OMAHA INS Omaha Police Department Richard W. Jepsen Phooey

Union Office Held Up in Chicago Robbery

Bandits halted the Commercial Pressmen's union in Chicago and stole 2,500 dollars. They locked two female employees and three officials in the safe before fleeing, then summoned police to rescue the victims.

Chicago Commercial Pressmen's Union Safeto

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