Japanese Views on Britain Russia and America in War with China
January reports from Tokyo's Japan Advertiser quote Ada Mina Nakamura on Britain's cautious stance since World War I and Russia's decline, while Vice Admiral Geisaburo Morya discusses potential U S and British cooperation against Japan. The piece notes a Chughi editorial criticizing Okayama Medical University for awarding diplomas to army-called students, arguing science should not bow to patriotism.
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Hein Tokyo
Dapat
Tokyo
Japan
Britain
Russia
Germany
Dapaa
Chosa
Apan
Ching
United States
Geisaburo Morya
Erith
Caltedt
Aimodeni
Jane Wusige
Chugi
Okayama Medical University
Japanese Forces Close to Encircling China Army of 400,000
An Associated Press report notes Tokyo hints at unofficial naval construction support as China’s forces of about 400,000 mobilize under Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek. Chinese reinforcements reportedly mass to resist, while a western corridor offers slim escape options amid mounting war pressures.
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Uyhe Associated Press
Geporalaann
Patel
al Dart
Tokyo
Foreign Office
Japan
Pavelita
High Winds Halt Soviet Rescue Flights to Pole
Soviet rescue missions toward the North Pole were interrupted by strong winds as officials reported delays and safety concerns. The report notes weather conditions affecting aircraft operations and potential impacts on ongoing search and rescue efforts.
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Pole
Thomson
Mar Nubia LM
North Pole
Burdened by Debt Borden Beats For Payment in Full
A chaotic tale describes Wang Lahande Agest Bretford Borden facing assault and battery claims linked to a dine order. The narrative centers on a man who allegedly beat a rival to force payment for a large bill, with references to relatives, a debtor’s remorse, and a quest for compensation. The text includes convoluted dialogue about settling the debt and mentions Tony fixing the situation.
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Agest
Bretford Borden
Tousi Walter
Iexelipsivar Boag
Aedimedd Boveen
Aescght
WIntyre of Column Fame Dies
New York obituary notes WIntyre, longtime newspaper columnist syndicated nationwide, died at his apartment in New York. Born in Pittsburgh, Massachusetts, he began his column in 1912 and built a wide readership through various papers. Survivors include his widow.
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Wintyre
Column Fame
New York Column
New York
Mehntyre
Moncey
Phittsburg
British Dedicate Fort at Singapore With American Observers
Singapore ceremony marks the dedication of a new British fort with American observers present. US cruisers Brenton, Memphis, and Miwakeo arrived from Australia for the event, while Britain showcased naval strength and East West strategic links amid heightened wartime tensions.
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Singapore
United States
Australia
I Theo
Iit
Brust
Alexander Ramsay
Betady
Orient
Erpive
East Indies
Royal Artillery
Royial An Poreo
Robbery and Arson Suspected In Miles Downs Fire
Sunday morning fire damaged the Miles Downs residence at Spring Street Witl Road and Port Drive with about 2000 in losses and 1000 to contents. Downs feared foul play and officers found missing foodstuffs and a damaged rear door. Police linked the blaze to an oil can on the back porch and said the fire started near the center of the house before spreading upward through ceilings. Downs aided police in a search for Elijah Turner while being escorted from the scene.
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Spring
Witl Road
Port Drive
Downs
Hope Fire Department
Lane
John W. Riddlll
Hope
Lato
Ridgdill
Elijah Turner
Turner
Josephine Hogbiti
Ridghill
Policomes
Chiude Stuart
Wuph Bearden
Damine
Mink Rebrooks
Gasturines
Clot Ridgel
Pohewmen Board- Fen
Start
Sale of KTHS Is Again Sustained
The Atkins Supreme Court on Monday sustained the Hot Springs Chamber of Commerce in a rehearing bid over its authority to sell radio station KTHS to J. Barton and his broadcasting firm. The ruling upholds the Pope chancery court’s decree in the child custody matter and affirms jurisdiction over the case.
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Lvetne Rock
Atkins Supreme Court
Hot Springs Chamber of Commerce
Ibui
Chambers
Formar Hard
Cdirectors Taal
KTHS
Coll J. Barton
EE Dueracy
Pope Chancery
Hts
Olfusgee County
Oklihomet
Arkansas Court
Pope Court
Jury Completes Morgan Trial Amid Financial Scheme Charges
Morgan trial ends with jury verdicts against Margin and Mangin, former utility operators, accused of conspiring to siphon assets from two Oklahoma utilities. The case centers on an alleged eight-figure scheme to seize funds from Public Service Co. and Municipal Gas Co. in Muskogee. Bloomington resident George Black discusses dye experiments affecting product color and taste claims.
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Luture Rock
Foster
Jean Motulis
Margin
Weedthy Dilities
Sand His Heether
Public Service Company
Mativipal Gas Company
Muskogee
Okla
Columbus Blevins Win County Cage Tournament
Columbus and Blevins win county cage titles at Blevins Saturday night with junior boys defeating Guernsey for the junior division crown. Senior girls and junior boys all county selections named, with final scores including Columbus 46 over Tallon 31 and Patmos 20 over Columbus 3.
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Blevins
Patmos
Guernsey
Spring Hill
Pine
Piney Grove
Tlevins
McCaskill
Fultana
Patias
Spring Hil
Patmo
Tallon
D Blevins
Pains
Rothewell
CayAnin
Patinas
Tuburville
Cenios
Mosier
Guerns
Fhinips
Maxton
M. Woolsey
Calumbus
Cummings
Owen
Ceastin
Sewell
Herbert Garrett
Willisville
Henry Yoeom
Sprig WW
Cecil Sewell
Fulton
Spring Tmh
Hempstead
Putton
Bailey Unable to Make Bond Trip
Acting on advice from a physician Governor Bailey Morely canceled tentative plans for a personal trip to New York to press a proposed highway project. Negotiations on low rate bonds shift to Walter L. Pope and Beloit Taylor. Pope and Taylor left for New York to discuss issues of bonds totaling about 15 million dollars.
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Litton Rock
Bailey
New York
Ray Gets Life in Murder Trial Verdict
Marshal County jurors deliberated nearly 12 hours before convicting 87 year old Hollis Ray of murdering his wife. The defense sought a new trial, claiming legal errors, but the jury imposed a life sentence with possible parole after the deliberation ended.
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Ray
Marshall
Hollis Ray
Seatoy County
Teria
Supreme Court
Finnel Hay
Anid
Crop Control Bill Clears Senate and Heads to White House
The administration farm program won Senate approval Monday by 56 to 31 and moves to the White House for the president’s signature. Separately Senator King urged Congress to direct the president to call an international arms conference while Rep. Fish pressed for Japan-US naval parity. Senator McAdoo called the farm bill revolutionary and warned it could be repealed by the next session amid late opposition.
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Washington
White House
King
Utah
Congress
Representative Fish
New York
House Naval Committee
Japan
United States
Mc~Adoo
California
McAdoo
Bobcats Set For Three Home Games This Week
Hope High School hosts three basketball games this week as the Bobcats close the schedule before the District 1 tournament. Laneburg, Prescott, and Texarkana furnish the opposition, with Laneburg star Norman Tarzan Green leading the visitors. Game times set for 7:30 p.m. each night. admission 10 and 25 cents.
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Hope High
Bobcats
Hope
Laneburg High School
Prescott
Texarkana
Laneburg
Norman
Tarzan Green
Green
Geen
Foy Hammons
Two Civil Suits Settle in Hempstead Circuit Court
Two civil suits were disposed of in a one day Hempstead circuit court session at Washington Monday. Barney C. Green received a $3,000 consent judgment in a personal injury suit against Byrd Construction company, reduced from $16,000 and then entered as $2000. G.8 Jernigan, State Bank Commissioner in charge of Planters Bank & Trust Company of Nashville insal ven, was awarded $1,023.50 by default in a suit against C. F. Epton over a note. Municipal court at Hope was not in session Monday, all cases moved to fal Tuesday morning.
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Hempstead
Washington
Barney C. Green
Byrd Construction Company
Green
Garden
G. 8
Jernigan
State Bank Commis Simner
Planters Bank & Trust Company of
Nashville
Insalven
C. F. Epton
Municipal Court
Ay Hope
Cotton prices open and close steady in New Orleans market
In New Orleans, May cotton opened Monday at 8.93 and closed at 8.95, with spot cotton finishing steady within a one point range around 9.10. Traders noted a stable session amid thin activity and modest gains.
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Mareh Cotton
Spot Cotton
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