Japanese Capture Suchow Steals Thunder as Chinese Defenders Fall
Japanese forces announced victory at Suchow in the Sunghai railway corridor with 350000 Chinese troops facing annihilation. Tokyo praised the triumph as unprecedented while Chinese air raids over Kyushu and Honshu read as propaganda. Japan calls up new recruits to bolster depleted units after the Suchow victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
INS
Suchow
China
Sunghai
Tokio
Japan
Kyushiu
Honshiu
Osaka
Nippon
Recital planned at Miss Oxley home in Marion
Miss Edna Roberts will present a pupil recital Monday at 7 30 p m in the Christian church with piano solos duets and trios and a double duet. Participants include John Bunting Darlene Meggers Audrey Maxson Marilyn Johnson and many others. The article also notes visitors and local notices including a bicycle theft at Lincoln school ground and various residents’ movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Roberts
John Bunting
Darlene Meggers
Audrey Maxson
Marilyn Johnson
Bobby Lines
Virginia Roberts
John Ross
Charlotte Castle
Jean Rion
Dorothy Mack
Geraldine
Louise Smith
Kenneth Whittier
Richard Schrimper
Franklin Rice
Marilyn Fontaine
Local Grocery Ad Details Summer Vacation Visit
Friday evening visit with her mother Mrs Margaret Ferreter noted. Gordon Grocery lists butter 25c per lb eggs 19c per dozen and cream cheese 17c per lb in Saturday to Monday ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Bonnefoi
Chicago
A. E. Fairhurst
C. W. Biggs
N. C. Harry
Manchester
Farley
Independence
Jack Blessing
Betty Jane
Mrs. Biggs
Marion
Mr. Blessing
Margaret Ferreter
Gordon Grocery
Too Late To Apply Quotas On Wheat
Washington AP Secretary Wallace said under the crop control law it is too late to invoke marketing quotas on this year’s bumper wheat crop. Quotas could be authorized only if Congress provided funds by May 15 for parity payments. a Russell proposal to release funds is deemed too late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wallace
Agriculture Department
Congress
Russell
Deep Snow Halts Montana Towns In Severe Spring Blizzard
A spring blizzard blankets Butte and surrounding areas with 12 to 36 inches of snow as Montana endures heavy fall since Tuesday. Power outages disrupt Milwaukee line trains and telegraph services while routes near Butte and Helena face isolation. miners are hoisted from copper mines to avoid entrapment if power fails. Northwest Airlines resumes flights through Helena as conditions persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Mont
Montana
Milwaukee Railroad
Harlowtown
Salt Lake City
Helena
Northwest Airlines
Unable to land at Butte due to heavy snow
The aircraft could not land at Butte Thursday as the airport was covered by about 18 inches of slushy snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Knight
Eleanor Storck
Miss Storck
Don Kraut
Cedar Rapids
Lawrence Peterson
Alburnett
Ralph Williams
Paul Kruger
Leonard Brenneman
Warren T. Saxon
Marion
Iowa City
National Air Mail
Lowell Parks
Ralph Parks
Butte
Mexico Moves to Repeal Most Tariff Increases
Washington AP report says Mexico plans to repeal nearly all tariff hikes imposed in January. Finance Minister Suarez sent two decrees to congress proposing elimination of 166 of 218 increases, easing trade with the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Commerce Department
United States
Mexico City
Suarez
Mexican Congress
British Troops Move to Take Holy Land
British forces began a renewed occupation of a large section of the Holy Land in an effort to suppress Arab rebels who have terrorized Jewish communities in Palestine for months. The action follows reports of intensified hostilities and aims to restore security in several districts around Jerusalem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Land
Jerusalem
Palestine
Also Mentioned on This Page
Leibsohn’s
Ib. D. C
Rices
Saone
Gerald
Jake
Luke
Erarp Bites
JY Wea
Rec
Williams
Woods
Ral
Marion News
R. J. Elkin
Mildred
Miles Sutera
Joe Sutera
Robins
Miss Elkin
Lakeside
Mr. Sutera
Lincoln Auditorium
Z. W. Bain
Ottumwa
John H. Pazour
Frances Beauty Shop
Edith Marble Rolle
C. E. Blinks
Berber’s
J. J. Keith
Keith
Amelia Masini
Ed Sigfred
Ina Dye Minor
Robert Mitchell Women's Relief Corps No. 126
Memorial Hall
Minor
America
Fred J. Lang
Christian Church
Pearl Nash
Oskaloosa
Minnie. Whitehill
W. S. Venables of
Mrs. W. J. Goodyear
Leonard Dietz
James A. Pringle
Robert Hutchison
Gary
Ind
Kenneth Hillerege
G. A. Hutchison
Milton Weislogle
John C. Austin
Louisville
Billie
Arlene Tow
Mrs. Emmet Tow
Mabel E. Oxley
Betty
Mrs. Oxley
Carleton Oxley
Lottie Hagerman
Montieur
Mildred Elkin
Mabelle C. Oxley
A. E. Crew
Rachel Ives
I. N. Paul
Perry
William Goldsberry
Central City
Springville
Lincoln
Fred Rowe
Walter Rowe
Los Angeles
Benjamin Bulkley
Jaala Groll
Mount Vernon
Jolly Dozen Club
Charles Ingersoll
C. O. Ingersoll
H. F. Lockwood
Lois Lockwood
Schaller
Mary Lockwood
Phillip Shoup
Tulsa, Okla
Horace Reiter
Eileen Ferreter
Tipton
England
Lgram
Kalell
M Ave. NW
Dial
Center Pt. Rd
H. K. Igram
6Th St
Fresh Tomatoes
Lele
Heinz Catsup
Lipton
Mexico
First Avenue E
Shankless, Sb
UNEIP
Wisconsin
K. B. Oleo, Pound
Eggers Market
Third Avenue SW
Ehunk
Clear Brook
JOE Stark Meat Market
First Street
Northeast
EE Delivery
Roosters
Veal
Frank
Culbert
Leibsohn
Trombino’s Food Market
Fourth Ave
Chase & Sanborn
Colby
Campbell
Wilson
Lakeview
Libby
Roquefort
Wissen
Northern Paper Mills
Green Bay
Coe
Auze
Atte
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!