Panay incident tempers fears of US Japan war
Washington viewed the Panay sinking as a dangerous but not warlike flare up between the United States and Japan. Officials expect tough notes and broader protests to Tokyo, with Britain watching closely, while divisions inside Tokyo over China policy may restraint or escalate actions. Western powers warn neutrals in China to stay safe as Beijing and Tokyo face mounting tensions.
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Kirkel
Simpson
Washington
Tokyo
London
Japan
China
England
British Commonwealth
Brussels
Shanghai
Hankow
Dee
United States
Panay
Bee
Nodaway Farmers Seeking Corn Loan Details
Nodaway farmers show interest in corn loan programs as officials from the state Department of Agriculture meet county sealers in St. Joseph and plan district meetings at Chillicothe and Kirkville. The department will oversee loan administration with Mr Mayes guiding county appointments. In 1937, Canada saw a surge of nearly one million tourists, with U S visitors totaling 6,374,339 versus 5,409,331 in the prior year’s first half.
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Henry H. Baker
State Department of Agriculture
St. Joseph
Chillicothe
Kirkaville
Mayes
State Department
Canada
United States
Traffic Ahead Cautiously On Icy Highways
Winter storm blankets Missouri with ice as motorists face slick roads across St. Louis and surrounding areas. L B Schwinegarber, 30, of Datte Arkansas, dies when his car skids near Doniphan Missouri. Dozens treated for injuries as buses slip and livestock accidents occur. warning issued against long distance travel.
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L. RB. Schwinegarber
Datte
Ark
Doniphan
Highway Department
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Springfield
Willow Springs
Sikeston
Poplar Blaff
Macon
Kirkwood
Hannibal
Automobile Club of Missouri
St. Louis
Santa Claus
Crippled Children’s Hospital
St. Louis University
Boonville
Troy
Million Pounds of Yale Mail Shipped to Europe
The Liner Washington carried 1,000,000 pounds of Christmas mail from Americans to Europe, the year's largest foreign mail consignment. With 18,000 bags of greetings, the ship was set to sail Tuesday at midnight.
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Yale
Europe
New York
Washington
Official Sources Deny Haitian Revolt Report
Official sources in Port au Prince deny Dominican reports of a revolutionary movement and martial law in Haiti. The palace guard chief was shot and slightly wounded in a cafe last night. Several opposition members were taken into custody this morning, an action officials say leaves the city absolutely calm tonight.
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Port-Au-Prince
Haiti
Pope Voices Grave Concern Over Wars In Spain and China
Pope Pius expressed grave anxieties over wars in Spain and China during a secret consistory that created new cardinals. He urged divine aid to avert war dangers and warned of damages in the Far East and Europe, including Russia, Germany, and the Christian communities affected.
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Pope
Spain
China
Vatican City
Pius
Papal
Far East
Europe
Russia
Germany
Giuseppe Pizzardo
Vatican
Ermengildo Felegrinetti
Yugoslavia
Giovanni Piazzi
Venice
Pierre Gerlier
Lyon
France
Arthur Hinsley
England
Stephen S. Woznicki
Detroit
Phillips Desrauleau
Conradjator
Sherbrooke
Que
Make Someone Happy This Christmas With Your Pho tograph
Ruth Rust Studio shares a seasonal prompt urging festive portraits. Contact 210 Eigh Phone 918 for photography services and holiday cheer.
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Ruth Rust
Eigh
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Way of Hankow
Nanking
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Hohsien
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Frank Roberts
Emile Gassie
Standard Oil Company
Yangtze River
Hohsten
Nelson T. Johnson
Zy Miles
Yangtze
Central China
Domei
Peiong
Republic of China
Chiang Kai-Shek
Manchukuo
Nean
Aspi
ZORIC
Capital City
Phonia
Carters
Dallmeyer
Lord Elgin
America
Sully
Stereen Sass
Tan Ene
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Elgin
Gruen
Hamilton
Hall- Mark
Dallmeyer’s
Schick
Remington-Rand
Marehist
Phil A. Dallmeyer
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