Japan's Manchukuo View Collides With U S View
A book review of The Care for Manchoukus by George Bronson Rea presents Japan as the voice in Asia. It argues that the Asia crisis stems from population and economic pressures, with Japan claiming Manchukuo as necessary for stability. Rea cites secret treaties, warns of a coming clash between Slavic and Mongolian forces, and advocates dividing China into workable units as a solution.
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Asia
Rea
China
Farm's Electric Bill Passes Senate and Goes to House
The Senate approved a ten year rural electrification program costing about 420000, sending it to the House. Senator Norris and Senator King debated funding with King proposing a ten year limit of 10 million annually but facing futility. The bill would create a rural electrification administration to finance and distribute loans for power projects, extending power to farms and homes.
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Norris
Nebraska
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5,000 Return to Private Payrolls
LITTLE ROCK State Welfare Commissioner Andrews said his department records indicated that welfare recipients were receiving federal aid in February as the commission reported that the number of unemployed employables rose in February.
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Peliliy
Buckner Springs Upset Defeats Texarkana 21 20
Buckner Springs defeated Texarkana 21 to 20 in a tight district ten senior boys basketball game. Emerson Fouke Taylor Mt Vernon and four others won to advance as Hope High’s 42 13 victory over Columbus highlighted Friday morning action. Ramsey led Hope with 12 points while Reese Bright and Turmer added, sparking the Bobcats’ early lead.
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District Meeting for Local Church District Meeting
A district meeting for a local church will gather next Monday night at the Hape Pentecostal on West Fourth Street. About 100 out-of-town visitors, including several ministers, are expected as Rev. Bot leads to foster closer ties between churches and advance Christianity. Public attendance is invited.
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Hape
Paris Bulletin Sees Banns Requirement Challenge
In Paris a bulletin notes Douglas Fairbanks and Lady Ashley facing a marriage plan without the banns being read the required days in advance. The report hints at legal procedural hurdles to wed without prior public notice.
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France
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Des Perday
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Motor Train Hit by Freight Here
Conductor WE Cook of Hugo Oklahoma was injured at 6 43 PM Thursday when a Missouri Pacific freight train struck the baggage car of a Frisco motor train here. Cuts and bruises were not serious. The baggage car overturned and a wrecker cleared the wreckage. C H Crowe of Hugo, mail clerk, jumped to safety and was uninjured. An unidentified hobo survived the crash and fled town after boarding the north-bound freight. Officials postponed blame pending investigation.
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Missouri Pacific
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Gordon
C. H. Crowe
Crowe
Negro Doctor C M Lewis Dies After Long Career
Dr C M Lewis a-vegeo physician and Hope resident for 30 years died at his home early Friday of apoplexy. A Jefferson Texas native and Mehary college graduate he practiced with his son Dr R C Lewis since 1092. Survived by widow two sisters one mother and three auns funeral services not yet completed.
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Jefferson
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Mehary College
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Heather
Moosetown Doctor Appeals for Hospital Fight Forces Tony to Leave
Dr John Luke, northern Moosetown physician, travels to Movithreal to urge company officials to build a hospital. His nephew Tony stays behind with antitoxin, romances Mary MacKenzie, but MacKenzie orders the quarrel and Tony’s departure. Luke’s appeal is refused. he learns Dr Wilson is assigned and faces arrest. He departs for Moosdamn after a tense confrontation with Constable Ogden and Asa Wyatt. Ogden seeks aid while Mary MacKenzie listens.
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the North Woods
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Ty Montreal
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Moosdamn
Wilson
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Ogden
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Mary
Lin Aurest
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Ming
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Yan
Jins Ogden
Doherty Sold Own Stock Testimony Reveals 200000 Shares
Senate lobby committee heard Cities Service head Henry L. Doherty sold about 20 million dollars in company securities in early 1929. Robert Burns Cities Service attorney testified the holdings totaled around 200000 shares.
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Henry L. Doherty
Cities Service Company
Senate Lobby Committee
Robert Burns
Cities Service
Burns
Tree Beautification Meeting Plans Local Highway Decor
Details of a Friday mass meeting at City Hall in Hope outline plans to plant trees and decorations along highway 67. The Legion Auxiliary leads the project with city funds and a $300 estimate, $150 pledged by City of Hope and Hope Star, and the rest to be raised by 14 local organizations. Discussion includes elm versus crepe myrtle trees and bids for supplying trees, with delivery next week possible.
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Fred Gray
Sid Bundy
I. K. Sale
George Iw. Ware
Aetuel
Women’s Club Meeting at Warren Arkansas
The Warren Women’s Club hosts a meeting May 11 with Miss Aurelie Burnside as district elvan presiding. Dr Flora Myers Gillen of Heu wa State Teachers college will address the group on clay Why foamie Denwerat. Attendees include Ai. June D Head and Mr Wile Kandohosen. morning session continues on page six.
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Foamie Denwerat
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Chita
State Remevantic Committee
Wile Kandohosen
Arkansas Denwerat
Rotary club hosts nine out of town guests luncheon
Motet Barlow hosted a Friday luncheon for nine visiting Rotarians from Prescott and other members. Guests included A W Hudson H B Delmar M Guthrie Dan Pittman James Patillo Fordger Mack Anderson Line Rok Grady Bolling DeQueen George Branwen Morristoniol Henry F Gabriel Hugo Ok. The program, led by A Fi Ishiburn, discussed Japan's crisis with China and Russia and featured a verbal review of The Case for Manchoukouo by George Bronsory Rea, a former economic adviser to the Chinese republic who later spoke for Japanese interests.
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U S Envoy Escapes Assassin Bullet in Yugoslavia
An attempted assassination targeted Premier Milan Stoyadinovich, firing narrowly missing United States minister to Yugoslavia Charles B. Wilson. Assassin Damian Arnanlovicl was arrested. no injuries were reported.
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Gambler Fines Totals Four Thousand In Arkansas Court
In Little Rock a River Division Circuit Court trial led to multiple gambling convictions and fines. K Barner Levine and Louis Barnered were among defendants found guilty of operating gaming devices and related offenses, with fines up to 750 dollars and potential jail time discussed but not finalized. The three day investigation followed a prior local crackdown on gambling activity.
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Italy and Germany face cabinet loom amid tensions over peace
Reports from Tokyo and Berlin describe hints of a new cabinet in Italy to appease the emperor while militarists push for control. Observers note possible Rome-Vienna talks and anxieties over Locarno, the Italo Ethiopian war, and British opposition amid a bomb attack in Addis Ababa.
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Koki
Immedia
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Addis Ababa
Giant tri-motor Ford plane to tour Hope
Hope Auto announces completed arrangements for the Wanderer, a 76 foot wide, 10 100 pound tri-motor craft costing 62500. It carries 16 passengers and offers day and night flights piloted by Capt. R C Downing and Lt. Herbert Meek. Flights priced at 50 cents, aims to boost air mindedness, passengers will view Hope and nearby territory from the air.
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Wanderer
Hope
R. C. Downing
Herbert “Meek
Wright
Roosevelt Files in Primary Election
Washington the president took formal steps for re election signing petitions naming his name in Maryland Massachusetts and Ohio presidential preference primaries. The White House announced a Baltimore speech for April 13 to be attended by Young Democrats from Maryland and neighboring states.
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