Japanese economic encroachment in Ethiopia linked to imperial aims
The Azione Coloniale reports Ethiopia's import dependence on Japan and India, noting 70 to 18 percent of Ethiopian imports from Japan in 1942 33 and a rise from 53 to 60 percent in 1931 32. It cites dumped cotton goods toys and household items from Japan and Russia flooding the market, arguing such activity signals European strategic concern over Red Sea trade and foreshadows potential conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SROME
Ethiopia
Italy
Benito Mussotitti
Adione Coloniale
Japan
India
Addis Ababa
Etiatindus
Azione
Great Britain
Azione Coloniale
Russia
Red Sea
Europe
Empire of the Rising Sun
Gare
Revival meeting slated at Patmos Baptist Church
Hinton and Lawson Cox visits noted while Stiles visit in the community. Revival begins Saturday night July 27 at Patmos Baptist Church with everyone urged to attend and bring someone. Mrs Parnell Adams and family visit relatives. Stella Adams and Jr Farnell Adams visit ill Mrs Claude Hollis near Patmos. Tuesday Mrs George Elledge calls on her ill mother Kate Hollis. L A Stanley accompanies Gilbert home after afternoon visit. Singing effort mentioned at Hinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawson Cox
Mira
Rogers
Baptist Church
Patmos
Saturnight
T. J
Stiles
Parnell Adams
R. Adams
Farnell Adams
Stella Adams
Claude Hollis
One Woman Loses 20 Lbs Fat with Kruschen Salts
An advertisement claims a 20 pound fat loss in three weeks by taking Kruschen Salts daily in hot water and reducing fatty foods. It promises increased energy and clearer skin, urging health and safety first with a four week supply from John F P Cox Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John FP. Cox Drug Co
America
Ady
Doyle and Strawn Families Gather for Weekend Visits
Doyle area notes reveal Mr. and Mrs. Carl Strawn of Gray hosting Friday night guests, Mr. Mark Jackson visiting Nashville, and Mr. Gee Furwater ill with typhoid fever. Tom Whisant, John Weaver Hutson, and Jimmie Balch’s group visited Doyle. a Sunday sermon and birthday gathering at Mr Balch’s joined family members from Bingen and Doyle. Also noted is a claim that the hippopotamus is the largest living nonlaminating eventoed mammal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Strawn
Gray
Doyle
Mark Jackson
Nashville
Gee Furwater
Tom Whisant
John Weaver Hutson
Tom Strawn
Jimmie
David Balch
Mr Strawn
Five Congressmen Attack Senator Long Over PWA Funds
The group claims they allowed anti Long and pro Roosevelt figures to return to access public treasury money. They accuse Long of betraying Louisiana by keeping about 60 million dollars in PWA funds from the state and turning away from the Democratic party and its working people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cate
Roosevelt
Louisiana
Public Works Administration
United States Senate
Representatives
Long
Democratic Party
South
Texarkana Auto Paint Expert Dies From Self-Inflicted Gunshot
J W Finley 73 a retired Texarkana businessman died at 440 am Thursday from a self-inflicted gunshot at his home 602 Garden street. Despondency over health believed to have caused the act. He was found by his wife who had left his bedside moments earlier. Finley had been ill for two years with no serious trouble until two to three days before. Born in Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texarkana
J. W. Finley
Garden Street
Finley
Mr. Finley
Mississippi
Ey See
Notable railroad worker remembered in local obituary
Early life in Bells Chapel and Lamar county before moving to Texarkana in 1886. He served 32 years with Texas and Pacific Railroad. In January 1919 he left the railroad to join Mrs. E. L. Biggers’ circle at Cen Point plant and later ran a painting business with his wife. Survived by wife and son Alvin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamar County
Texas
Texarkana
Tom Shackleford
George
Texas and Pacific Stewart
Lloyd Shackelford
Alvin Osborne
Local obituary notes family ties across states
Pete Finley mourned by two daughters Mrs Bt L Séaggins of Texarkana and Mrs G c Watson of Glendale Ariz nine grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements were not yet completed Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Finley
Bt. L. Séaggins
Texarkana
G. c. Watson
Glendale, Ariz
Steel Helmets Protest Clash Flare Ups Across Germany
An article fragment recalls unrest linked to the Steel Helmets organization. In Stolpe protests highlight provocative actions by the group and an SA stormtrooper being knocked down at a Waren meeting cited as opposing Jews joining the Steel Helmets. The text notes efforts to erode faith in the national socialist leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stolpe
Highway Victim in DeQueen Investigated as Unknown
State and county officers pursue identification of a body found off Highway 70 six miles west of DeQueen. A Chevrolet sedan with Kansas plates, left at a Monte Sunkel garage July 12, and a missing Belzone, Mississippi man, D Dunn, who checked into a local hotel July 3, are being probed. Victim bore a bullet entry wound and skull damage. hair fragments, clothing marks, and a roadside trail are noted as leads. County Judge C Koth ordered burial at Chapel HA cemetery near the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DE Queen, Ark
Highway 70
Here
Monte Sunkel
Kansas
D. Dunn
Belzone
Miss
C. Koth
Chapel HA
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hinton
Lewis Grocery & Market
Charles Bryan
Bryan’s Used Parts Co
Soutis Hazel
Hope Heading CO
Self
DeQueen
Itaku-Shima
Hiroshima
Haweligta
Impanatchy
Great Southern Life Insurance Company
First National Bank Building
Wayne H. England
W. F. Williams
Berets
Au Grout
Ghee Hel
EEE
Fiat
Group
Brown
Navy and
White
Kid Oxfords
Aoid Learance
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!