Chinese Women Offer to Fight Against Japan
Shanghai, June 9. Chinese women propose to form an Amazon brigade to lead China’s armies against Japan as Chiang Kai-Shek appeals to Cantonese leaders to halt independent warfare. Japan warns China of repercussions from any incident affecting Tokyo’s interests amid rising civil war fears and financial panic in Canton.
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U.S
Shanghai
China
Chiang Kai-Shek
Tokyo
Legiona
Japan
Canton
Chen Chi-Tang
Chiang
Nanking
Chen
Cantor
Tts
Kwangsi
Hunan
Runaway Girl Found in Chicago by Authorities
Dorothy Blumenshine a 24 year old runaway from Pekin Illinois was found in Chicago seeking work to buy clothes and see the lights. Her parents took her home after authorities sought her regarding liquor to minors and a motorist ride to the city.
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Washington, I
Chicago
Dorothy Blumtoshine
Emil Blumenshine
Dorohy
Ralph Goar
Tazewell County
Dorothy
Pekin
Eleanor Kole
Eleanor
Pehia
Land Tax Relief and Road Funds Feature Session Call
State officials prepared for an extraordinary session led by Governor Kump with plans for a new moratorium on tax delinquent land fees and penalties. Talks cover highway construction funds, unemployment insurance, and welfare reform financing, but no new taxes are proposed.
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Kump
Edgar B. Sims
Homer A. Holt
Legislative Committee
Bids Sought for Atlantic Greyhound Bus Terminal
Bids are asked for the erection of a new two story Atlantic Greyhound bus terminal on Summers street between Peppies Exchange and Sears. The project aims for completion by October 1 with construction starting immediately. The design by George D Brown envisions a large modern terminal faced with colored structural glass and silver metal trim.
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Atlantic Greyhound
Summers Street
Peppies Exchange
Sears
Foobuck and Company
Arthur M. Hill
Pres
the Gazette
George D. Brown
Charleston
Drought Causes Estimated $200 Million Damage in Southeast
Atlanta reports the drought has burned crops across six southeastern states with damage exceeding 200 million dollars. Forecasters predict rain as relief appears, promising a change from the record drought of 1925 62 days. Weather bureau eyes relief soon.
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Atlanta
Weather Bureau
10 Gallon Hat Presented to FDR En Route to Arkansas
President Roosevelts presidential special speeds through Tennessee to Arkansas to deliver a 10 gallon hat from the Texas committee marking the state's 10th anniversary. He meets with Senate Majority Leader Robinson and Jesse Jones, visits Hot Springs and Little Rock, and plans stops in Dallas Fort Worth San Antonio Houston and Denison before returning to Washington.
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Arkansas
Roosevalt
Tennessee
Senate
Joseph T. Robinson
Jesse Jones
Reconstruction Finece Corporation
Texas
Cone Niet
Little Rock
Joe Robinson
Hot Springs
Harvey Couch
Lebrun Said Ready to Quit French Office
Paris reports claim President Albert Lebrun may resign due to opposition to radical reforms. Premier Blum pushes leftist Popular Front measures as strikes continue. his government tightens control over defense, aims for nationalization and wide social reforms amid protests and economic pressure.
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Lebrun
Paris
Amin
Albert Lebrun
France
Socialis
Leon Blum
Popular Front
Algo
bin Eine
Rhyn
Anual Mvosweak
Romage
Pierre Laval
Prescott Labian
HLA Gh
Red Ps
Republic
Owas
Fernand Boursen
Chamber
Sind
Gebrunyous
Thy Deere
Chancello Pfitler
Hoover Is Slated For Address Tonight
Cleveland June report outlines the Republican National Convention program. Sessions begin in the afternoon with committee reports and a New York representative delivering remarks before permanent chairman is chosen. After a recess, Herbert Hoover will speak and delegates hear the report of resolutions.
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Cleveland
Tom Cow
Acm
Swell
New York
Ete Tion
Bo P.m
Herbert Hoover
Lommitier
Hallanan Named to Power Role at Republican Convention
West Virginia delegates move to back Hallanan as credentials debate shapes the party's line. Carl Bachmann and AA Lilly foresee shifts as Barak supporters weigh vice presidential chances amid late convention dynamics.
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Cleved
Jane
S. Hallanwn
Carl G. Bachmann
Willian K. Barak
Doles Tion
Melodies Aalanen
AA Lilly
Bachmann
West Virginia
AWM
Landen
Ken
Lilly
Turing
Frank Kok
Chicago
Mrs Hubbard 61 Dies at Her Brooks Home
Mrs. William Garland Hubbard age 61 dies after weeks illness at her Brooks home. Funeral tomorrow at St John’s Episcopal church at eleven oclock. Services by Rev. Robert H Gamble with Bishop W C Gravatt. Burial in Spring Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers include four nephews and two great nephews. Honorary pallbearers are vestry members of St John’s. Page 2 Cal. 8
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William Garland Hubbard
Brooks
St. John's Episcopal Church
Robert H. Gamble
W. C., Gravatt
Spring Hill Cemetery
Lewis D
William H
Brown D
H. G. Truslow
Norman S. Kitehogh
Lewis
Trushin
St. Johns
C. Jeffords
Ketchum
T. Hapgood
Leroy Ale Iebach
C. A
Steiner Urges Dropping of All Party Lines
Senator Steiner of Oregon, keynote at the Republican convention in Cleveland, urged abandoning party lines to unseat the Roosevelt administration. He criticized the New Deal, promised tax cuts and federal spending cuts, and said Republicans would use public funds for feeding the hungry, not enriching political supporters. He called for a competent government based on principle while courting cross party support amid platform debates and dissension.
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Steiner
Cleveland
Sen. Steiner
Oregon
Pevanea
Roosevelt
Wilson
Roosevel
Cleveland Public Auditorium
Veiner
Hoover
Ohio
SU. S
Republican Platform Aims for Stable Currency and Trade Policy
Cleveland dispatch outlines the 1936 Republican platform with vows to uphold sound currency, a gold standard, protectionist tariff revisions, antimonopoly lines, and state labor regulation. It pledges federal relief, a balanced budget in eighteen months, curbing presidential powers, and labor rights to bargain. The committee, led by Herman Langworthy, advances the London faction under Gov. Landon’s influence amid deep policy disputes.
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Cleveland
America
Gov. Landon
Kansas
Resolutions Committee
Landonites
Herman
Nebraska
Mose
New Hampshire
Walter E. Edge
New Jersey
John Taber
New York
David A Reed
Pennsylvania
Myers ¥. Cooper
Ohio
John Thomas
Idaho
Orville
Burlington
Texas
London
Latgworthy
William Aven White
Moses
Edge
Taber
Reed
Landon Shuns Trip and Sees Dentist in Ohio
Governor Alf Landon avoided a trip and attended a dentist appointment in Cleveland while Col. Clarence D. Chamberlain stood by with a two seater airplane. The event followed his address to the Republican national convention and he planned to listen to Senator Frederick Stoner’s keynote by radio.
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Alf Mo Landon Saiis
Llennien
Cleveland
Clarence D. Chamberlain
Col Chamberlain
Kovernor
Wis
Doleur
Sroel
Tovis Partires
Bia
Wwark
Roy Syndr
Sen
Frederck Stoner
Oregon
Nnone
GOP Convention At A Glance in Cleveland
The Republican national convention opens with Senators Steiner Borah Vandenberg and Col Knox in attendance. The Platform Committee begins drafting the party principles the nominee will advocate, amid ongoing candidate battles.
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Cleveland
FA Quick Ghance
Vail
Steiner
Greg Battle
Col
Frank J. Knox
Chicago
Borah
Idaho
Vandenberg
Michi
Gan
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Bugs Says Fletcher Almost As Affable as Electric Chair
A satirical column by Arthur Rover mocks a Cleveland political gathering. The piece lampoons a Republican convention, noting awkward moments, misfires, and dismissive jokes about speakers and publicity. It comments on preamble pieties, radio and press critiques, and ends with a jokey prompt to continue in another column.
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Bugs
Fletcher
Electric Chair
Arthur
Bugs” Rover
Cleveland
Iin
Hank Pietcher
Scoulention KS Apn
Convention Resumes At 11 AM Today In Cleveland
The Republican national convention adjourned in Cleveland stating it would reconvene at eleven a m tomorrow morning. The brief session paused after discussions, with delegates returning to the floor to continue the party platform and nomination process.
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Cleveland
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