Compromise warned in pacific war mood analysis
The piece argues that an unwillingness to confront Japan could lead to a new Pacific war within twenty years. It cites British observer W. J. Haley and Max Hill about Japan’s strength, warns against complacency, and cautions that postwar Japan could pivot to a stalemate or a mild civilian government.
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Pacific
Japan
America
Max Hill
Associated Press
Berlin
Tokyo
W. J. Haley
Manchester Guardian
Evening News
Press Association of Great Britain
Reuters
Haley
England
South Pacific
Churchill
Rome
East
Midwest
United Nations
Flashes of Life and Tiny News Snippets From AP
A collage of short items: a rattlesnake in a tire joke in Danner household. a Virginia couple enjoying OPA ban avoidance. a Burlington mother of three navy sons, aged 18 to 20, ages 35. a Atlanta drugstore banana split moment amid wartime shortages. a Boise WAAC hopeful seeking overseas service. and a light note about a boy seeking an ice cream banana split with a banana in hand.
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Burlington
Henry Francis
United States Navy
Henry
Leonard
Herbert
Francis
B.Y.O.B
Atlanta
O.K
Music Course at Oglesby Opens with 18 Attendees
A public school music course began at Oglesby High School on Monday June 28 with 18 participants. The two hour credit course runs 10 days. All county high and grade teachers who have not taken the course are urged to attend starting Tuesday June 29 from 8:30 to 11:30 am at Oglesby School. Public School Music will be taught in Hope Grade Schools and the high school during the coming year.
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Oglesby School
Hope
Golf star Heafner captures Mahoning Valley Open title
A year ago Clayton Heafner won the Mahoning Valley Open golf tourney at Girard Ohio with a 264 total for 72 holes. Three years ago Johnny Vander Meer, a double no hit pitcher for Cincinnati, was sent to Indianapolis of the American Association on option. Five years ago Helen Jacobs, Helen Wills Moody and Alice Marble reached the semifinal finals of women's singles at Wimbledon.
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Sports Mirror
The
Associated Press Today
Clayton Heafner
Girard
Ohio
Johnny Vander Meer
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
American Association
Helen Jacobs
Helen Wills Moody
Alice Marbie
Wimbledon
Market Report from St Louis and New York Commodities
Market notes show hogs at 18 000 head activity slow with 10-15 cent lower bids on lighter weights, cattle and calves mixed with various price ranges, and sheep sparse. Cotton futures fluctuated amid subsidy debate, with late gains lifting some contracts. Poultry and produce prices in Chicago varied, while grain and provisions reflected rye strength and wheat softening, with associated futures quotations and cash grades. New York stocks edge higher with aviation and manufacturing shares leading, though some profit taking appeared in late trading.
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T. Louis Livestock National Stockyards
Bll
War Food Administration
New York
Chicago
Ames
Uncertain Olympic and college sports notes from June roundups
A cluttered sports roundup mentions Al Lang’s Florida pitch for spring training, university football roster notes from Louisville, and various military and college athletes. It cites Ken Kavanaugh flying a Doolittle bomber, Bon Galdbeck as preflight tennis winner, Bob Deacon and Abe Levitin among others, with scattered mentions of teams and roles.
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Ken Kavanaugh
Chicago Bears
Jimmy Doolitte
Sicily
Oklahama A and M
Bon Galdbeck
Army
Texas
Bob Deacon
Avkats
Whirlaway Retired by Owner and Moved to Calumet Farm
Whirlaway, the all time money winning champion thoroughbred, has been retired from racing and will be shipped from Chicago to Calumet Farm near Lexington within two weeks. Owner Warren Wright announced the move after a long distance call from Chicago. Wright said the horse, troubled by an injury last season, will retire to rest and be given his deserved rest rather than risk breaking him down.
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Lexington
Ay Whirlaway
Chicago
Calnemet Farhi
Warren Wright
Margaret Glass
Calumet
Whitley
Wright
Whirlaway
New Orleans
Bruh
Bing
Clark County Singing at Christian Caring Grounds July Fourth
Bud Marrs announces the Clark County annual singing convention at Christian Caring Grounds on July 4. Several well known quartets will perform and the public is invited.
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Clark County
Chol County
Christian Caring Crounds
Bud Marrs
Six Bouts Earnings for New York Boxer Beau Jack
Beau Jack, once heavyweight lightweight champion, earned $120 287 in six bouts as a ring fighter over six months in New York. The figure contrasts with $120 837 in six bouts reported for a rival or era context, highlighting lucrative bouts and rapid activity in the period.
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New York
Beau Jack
Joe Gordons Batting Slump Appears Broken
Joe Gordon shows signs of returning form as his hitting improves to .238 with four hits in a doubleheader against the Red Sox. He homered and drove in three runs, lifting the Yankees to a 3-2 opener win and fueling speculation about his recovery from a long slump.
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Sid Feder
Associated Press
Joe Gordon
Yankees
Red Sox
Bombers
Flash
Joe
Howie Krist
St. Louis Cardinals
Cleveland
Oris Whackett
Cincinnati Reds
Yanks
Gordon
Bobby Doerr
Washington
Senators
Athletics
Jojo White
Chicago Cubs
Danny Litwhiler
Krist
Brooklyn Dodds
Phillies
Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates
Boston Braves
New York Giants
Mel Ott
Otters
Johnny Willig
Cleveland Indians
Chicago White Sox
Edgar Smith
Sox
St. Louis Browns
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Rudy York
Dick Wakefield
Reds Capture (Continued From Page One)
Soviet midnight communique reports Red Army gains at a populated price on the Kalinin front and six German counterattacks repulsed with 400 German deaths. A German report claims Nazi forces near Velikie Luki repelled a Russian attack in hand to hand fighting. Moscow radio says artillery hit a road behind the German lines near Sevsk, destroying blockhouses trucks and supply loads.
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Red Army
Kalinin
Velikie Luki
Muscow
Sevsk
Orel
Postmaster Named in Turrell Arkansas
Washington June 28 President Roosevelt has nominated Dor H. Stalls postmaster of Turrell Arkansas.
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Washington
iPi
Roosevelt
Dor H. Stalls
Turrell, Ark
Municipal Court City Docket Summary
City docket lists multiple defendants with fines and bonds. Names include J RR May Moyers Goodwin Webb Jr Wilson Ponder Strong Hands Briss Lee Henry Coley Dalton Phillips Moran Hoskin Cornelius Rayston Treyston Bultee Lawson Bradley Mercer Maxie Watwood and others. Fines range from 10 to 100 dollars. bonds usually 1 or 5 or 10 dollars. penalties include jail days and appeals noted.
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J. RR
U. i. Moyers
Lew
T. 2
Goodwin
Neal Wider
Jim Goodwin
John Webb, Jr
K. Wilson
Bernice Ponder
Bernice Strong
Diurfree
Dave Hands
Briss Lee
Henry Coley
Dalton Phillips
Pete Moran
Hardin Hoskin
B. T. Lawson
Willie Bradley, Jr
Sam
Sam Mercer
Georgie Maxie
E. Watwood
Bird Scales Long Flight Near Buffalo with Fish Loot
A resident reports a heron sighted near Buffalo that swooped over a lake and caught a fish midflight. The incident, described as a notable wildlife moment, saw the bird glide low and maneuver for a successful catch, leaving observers impressed by its precision.
Several Champs Enter Western Golf Tourney
Chicago June 2 A field of top women professionals gathers for the Western Golf Open in Chicago with 82 qualifying for match play. Favorites include Datty Berg, Opal Hill and Elizabeth Hicks while notable amateurs feature Dorothy Kirby, Margery Row, Edith Estabrooks, Ames Wall, Jeanne Cline and Lieutenant Jeaner Dudley.
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Charles Chamberlain
Chicago
Datty Berg
Minneapolis
Ber
Opal S. UI
Kansas City. Mo
Elizabeth Hicks
Long Beach
California
Beily Jameson
Mexico City
Miss Berg
Mrs. Hill
Inter
Aidal
Suete Stirs
Dorothy Kirby
Allinla
Guy Marjory
Detroit
Edith Estabrooks
la Dolla
Calif
Ames Wall
Menominee
Mich
Jeanne Cline
Bloarmington
Lieut
Jeaner Dudley
Medilist
Army Medical Corpe
Ermple
Tex
Notable figures die in brief notice wave across cities
Jonathan M. Davis 72 former Kansas governor died last night in Fort Sealt after earlier 1925 bribery pardon case. Purdue figures Dr Stanley Coulter 90 and Dr Gilbert Yaungy head of mechanical engineering also died. Prof John Lautner 79 ex NM College of Education dean dies. Alfredo Gonzalez Prada 50 ex Peruvian chargé d’affaires in Washington. William Gurley 89 founder of Geological Society of America and emeritus paleontologist at University of Chicago dies.
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Associated Press
Jonathan M. Davis
Fort Sealt, Kas
Kansas
Samnley E. Coulter Lafayette
Ind
Stanley &. Coulier
Purdue University
Purdue
Gilbert A. Young Tontine
Mich
Gibert A. Yaunsy
Anedime
School of Mechanical Engineering
John E. Lautner
Marquette
John Edward Lautner
Northern Michigan College of Education
Alfredo Gonzales Prada
New York
Washington
William Gurley Cheivgo
iVy
William
Frank Eugene Gurley
The
Geological Society of America
University of Chicago
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Hugh 5. Fullerton, Jr
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Tnele Liturle Apilz
University of Loujavilla
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Twee
Tain Eberisty
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Apita
New News
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Lake Public
Porthend
Gardner Cowles, Jr
Butch
Camp Callan
Sergi
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Suffolk
Heough Buffalle
Algaa
Enocesa
Jim McKenzie
Dr. McKenzie
Army Air Forces
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Hefner Motor Co
Byron Hefner
Old Luck Motor Co
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