Japanese premier may resign amid war tensions
The article suggests Prince Fumimaro Konoye could resign as prime minister due to the Chinese war and the Panay incident. Admiral Nobumasa Suetsugu, a naval strongman and home affairs minister, is tipped as his successor. Manila harbor defense commander Brig. Gen. Percy L. Bishop is promoted to major general, replacing Maj. Gen. Douglas MacArthur who retires year end. US Senator J Thomas is reported gravely ill in Tatay. A Russian or European event is referenced but details are unclear.
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Watch Party prompts United Brethren youths in Beaverdam
Beaverdam reports a United Brethren in Christ Christchurch youth group watch party at the Bagley home Friday evening with a chili con carne lunch and a free will offering. Local families attend and volunteers organize church social events through the season. Other items list visits by Tarbell family, Higley, Cummings, and Proctor households, and Christmas gatherings across Erie, Corry, Union City, and Lovells.
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Merle Cummings
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Merland Higley
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Neil Estes
Leon Proctor
E. A. Lyons
Are Proctor and Gons
Theodore Gray
Charlee Hodge
George Alvam
Cecil Alam
Eva Hudson
Perry Hudson
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Charles Hodge
James A Higley
Charles Miller
Warren
H.W. Harris
Proctorville
James Crowell
Charles Breed
M. L. Breed
Tom Hickle
Ree'd Shreves
Lovells
W. H. Cummings
Clarence, Bisbee
Wattsburg
Carl Gates
Charles Swanam
Floyd Marsh
Jandora
Francis Cullom
Annie McDonnell
Tom and
Owen Fullom
Herbert Brown
Frank Southwick
Cliftom Meade
Ellsworth
Clint ‘Mathews
Lyle Proctor
Union City
Glenn Wapple
Ed Biosa
Cottage Hill
Carli Lyons
Virgil Tarbell
Cash
Ter Poser
Jamen Seley
County to Borrow $100000 in 1938 to Bridge Year
County officials announced a planned early 1938 loan of 100000 to sustain government operations until May tax revenues arrive. Willis said the year end position should improve versus 1937 when a 300000 loan was needed, with 1938 likely needing about 300000 for poor bond work.
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Films Show Jap Attack on Panay and Horrors
Continued from Page One the article notes the Panay attack occurred in fair weather allowing Japanese pilots to identify the boats as American The piece also mentions Oliver Goldsmith's Grave in the churchyard of Temple Church Fleet Street and references the grave site in connection with the report
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Probe Blaze Knocks Out Buffalo Power Plant
Niagara Power officials launched a broad investigation after a River Road generating plant blaze halted transmission and disrupted hospitals, businesses, and homes in Buffalo and surrounding suburbs last night.
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Driver Runs Down Fox in Jacksonvilue
In Jacksonvilue Oregon Edward Harlin hit a fox named Mythis. The fox’s value ranges from 75 to 2000 dollars. The animal was blinded and ran into the car’s path, leaving Harlin 90 richer.
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