Japanese Army Faces Menace of Guerillas
In Manchukuo Chinese guerrillas rise as Japan masss troops along the Great Wall for North China domination. Reports say a 5,000 strong Kwangtung brigade near Shanhaikwan within the Great Wall and plans for a demilitarized zone around Tientsin Peiping Kalgan to cut China proper from coast trade. Shanghai reports China may send a diplomatic mission to the United States and England on a delicate Far East matter.
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Chinese and Japanese Officials Clash Over Demands in Tientsin Incident
In Tientsin and Peiping Japanese officers pressed for immediate cessation of anti-Japanese actions and punishment of those detaining Japanese travelers. A Chinese magistrate's detention of Japanese officers at Changpei sparked the dispute as replacements for garrisons arrived from the border. General Sung Cheh Yuan received the formal demands.
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Eastern Packers Challenge AAA Tax In Court
Six packing companies filed separate suits in U S district court challenging the Agricultural Adjustment Administration as unconstitutional The actions seek to halt collection of unpaid processing levies arguing the government lacks power to control production that the tax is not a constitutional tax and that arbitrary taxing authority is not delegated to the secretary of agriculture Named plaintiffs include John J Felin and company F G Vogt and Son A C Roberts Chester Packing and Provision company Weiland Packing company Phoenixville and Jacob Ulmer Packing company Pottsville
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Rockefeller Starts North From Florida With Secret Haste
John D. Rockefeller sped from Daytona Beach to Lakewood New Jersey aboard a train after a sudden departure from Florida. His secretary had said he would leave in a week, but the 96 year old philanthropist vanished from sight, fueling kidnapping rumors as armed guards protected him en route north.
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Illinois Senate Ends Red Hunt at University of Chicago
The Illinois senate's red probe was halted after a 3 to 2 vote to discontinue the investigation into alleged communistic teachings at the University of Chicago. Protests were raised by Rep. Charles W. Baker who sponsored the resolution following charges from Charles R. Walgreen about his niece's exposure. In Strawberry Point, the town band opened its season with an open air concert under W. H. Magdefrau and will perform each Wednesday evening, funded by taxpayers.
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Sky Clipper Flight Prep At Honolulu For Midway Run
Mechanics complete a thorough inspection of Pan American Clipper while Capt. Edwin Musick and a five-man crew file a routine report on the third Pacific flight from the mainland to Honolulu. Possible takeoff for Midway Island, 1,380 miles away, is anticipated with Wake Island as the next stop.
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Blaze Of Pageantry Ends Conclave Of Shriners At Capital
Washington AP report notes the final day of the 1935 Shriners convention with a four hour parade down Pennsylvan ia avenue witnessed by President Roosevelt. Leonard P. Steuart of Washington is named imperial potentate for the coming year as thousands attend fireworks and a street dance outside the treasury.
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Local residents honored for extended service
Named individuals including Sandy Lowe and Glen Schultz receive four year recognition for service at Sandy Grove and Old Clifton. Other honorees Erma and Arlene Allen at Pleasant View plus Roger Peters at Shellbark clock five years. David Gabriel at Indian Creek and Monroe and Warren Jennings at Louisa Center also listed for long tenure.
Belle Plaine Caps Beer Permits At Five
Belle Plaine city council, under a new beer law, limits permits to five for a town of 2 262 population, trimming two permits from the current total.
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Sigourney Man Elected Keokuk County Legion Commander
Art Meredith of Sigourney won Keokuk county commander at the American Legion convention held Wednesday in Memorial hall. Fred Thorburn of Sigourney was named vice commander and Carl Richardson of Keota was chosen adjutant.
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