Bruce Catton Sees US China Policy Clash Over Force
In a five column series, Krave Galton argues Washington faces a dilemma after Japanese bombers strike near China. The piece defends a policy of preserving treaties and peaceful negotiation, arguing withdrawal would betray core aims of world peace, and stresses America must stay in China to safeguard its interests and uphold international rights.
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Krave Galton
Washington
U.S
Panny
Oriver
China
Japan
Shire Department
Far East
America
Hull
United States
Ching
Chhina
Negatitiva
Ameriga
Siam
Tou Phice
Dipaas
Slaw 1
Amevies
Peter
Anwrica
Americ
State Department
Douglas Approved by Senate Group for Court Vacancy
WASHINGTON The Senate Judiciary Committee unanimously approved Monday President Roosevelt s nomination of William O Douglas to be associate justice of the United States Supreme Court The nomination now goes to the Senate where confirmation is expected Civili Ate Corps WASHINGTON Highway aid navy officials asserted Monday a proposal by civilian aeronautics authorized to train 2,000 civilian air pilots would be invaluable to the nation in time of emergency May Tax Officials WASHINGTON The United States Supreme Court approved part of President Roosevelt s tax recommendations to Congress Monday by holding that a state can tax the income of an employee of a federal agency and that the federal government can tax the income of a state employee The decision was described by government attorneys as one of the most momentous in years
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William O. Douglas
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Goverament Alturnesus
Band Members Win at El Dorado Meet
Hope High School band members and director G Thomas Cannon toured El Dorado, returning Saturday with many towers but not sweeping honors. Crossett won sweepstakes with 40 points. El Dorado second. Hope third. Members named include Wallace Van Sickle, Florence Davis, Mary Lee Cook, Carolyn Robertson, Roxie Jane Sutton, Neil E Crow, Kyla Teomboouw, and others. They prepare for the State Band test at Hot Springs April 28, with invitations to clubs and secretive groups to gain experience. An added note cites a World gold reduction today valued at about 1.0 trillion dollars.
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EL Dorado
the Hope High School
G. Thomas Cannon
Crossett
Gup
el Dorada Wis
Hope
Dic Heetur
Luck
Bassiek
Jue Olm- Stead Obonsul
Marjorie Dild
Salet
WG Kyla Teomboouw
Suly
Dt Luc
Neil E. Crow
Comet Trin
Wallace van Sickle
Florence da Walden Taylor
Bross. Sextet
Florence Davis
Wallicy Beene
Bobby Reymnurson
CL Cook
Dis Doe Olmsteins
Woodswil
Martha Ann Alexander
Mirjorie Dildy
Maria Smith
Wallace Beene
Carolyn Bety
Carolyn Robertson
Roxie Jane Sutton
Mary Lee Cook
Hanice Bute Baker
Fgralod
Chas
Clifford Nike
Samuie Seunae
Byler
Duevis Bail
Saxe
Hhupe Auto
Willian Routen
Themis Kinser
Brunanajay
Mary B. Whitworth
Babiby Reyverson
Thomas Kinser
Guther
Dewell Demspary
Paling Jolleson
Margaret Bush Jones Bowden
Neil
Crows Wourlwine Tie
Martin Smith
Marjorie Dildy
Murthy Ron Alésinder
Hot Springs
Thought on inner peace from inward sources
A cryptic fragment reflects on seeking inner peace within the self. It hints at seeking tranquility through inward sources rather than outward guidance, echoing a stoic or reflective tone.
Test of world news terms jumble yields corrected identifiers
The item presents scrambled titles and names such as Mira Puhlevi as president of Persia Antonio Carmina as archbishop of Portugal Fevak Lis as king of Kaypt Alessio Asvulesi as shah of Naples and asks when two of Christ's apostles sought to cremate, with answers on page two.
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Mira Puhlevi
Persia
Antonio Carmina
Portugal
Fevak Lis
Kaypt
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Naples
Strauss Drops Prejudice Against Movie Music
In Munich at seventy five, composer Richard Strauss joins film music makers. A Munich city film about his hometown changed his view and he has written a score for this production, signaling a shift from earlier prejudice to cinema scoring.
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Munich
Richard Strauss
Gooner Camposer
Resenlvalion
Cone
Mayfield Man Charged With First Horse Theft in Over a Decade
Spirit of Jesse Janes Mayfield and Kpity A. C. Smith lived near Mayfield when they drove to Vowson in a horsecrowgy bigeye. After attending a theater, they found their horse and buggy stolen, marking Mayfield's first horse theft in AOL than 10 years.
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Mayfield
Kpity
A. C. Smith
Vowson
Jesse James
British Leaders Reject Nazi Boycott Plan
London reports British government rejects pressing Germany with an economic boycott or League penalties. Parliament heard Foreign Affairs secretary Butler said Britain isn’t considering a boycott and Foreign Secretary Halifax was unable to consider such sanctions. Prime Minister Chamberlain noted Romania has not surrendered economic independence in its trade pact with Germany.
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Eng
Germany
League of Nations
Richard Austen Butler
Unionsecretary
House of Commons
Britain
Wis Mit Mudifax
Laturite Marga Price
Peneg Uy
Europe
Chamberlain
House
Lawyer Opens Curb Service Office Opposite Courthouse
Karnes City Texas report details Tom Smiley former county judge who quit to run for state supreme court. He has set up a nine by fourteen foot curbside office across from the courthouse promising quick access. A blackboard outside signals if he is available and benches provide waiting room for a crowded day.
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Red Ryder Artist Fred Nayman Red Ryder depicted in NY studio
Western artist Fred Nayman known for Red Ryder joins The Star comics from today. Born in Colorado near Pagosa Springs, Nayman grew up amid frontier imagery and western life, now recreating the West with his brush in a New York studio.
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Star
West
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Pagosa Springs
Harman
Trily
Pony Express
Fred Kar Ava
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Red Ryley
Rel Ryder
Autoriea
Henderson Kentucky's Dudley heads 49th school term
KyuP-Charles Dudley, Henderson superintendent, marks a golden anniversary in schooling as he begins his 49th year in charge. Previously leading districts in three Kentucky cities, Dudley now guides the local system into the next academic year.
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Henderson
Fifty Nine Fined in Hope Traffic Court Case List
Sixty persons were convicted and fined in Hope municipal court for traffic violations. Several failed to appear, with bonds forfeited. Frank Drake pleaded guilty to selling beer on Sunday and was fined $25. A deputy prosecutor outlined Saturday beer prohibition policy, while dozens of defendants paid $1 fines for various infractions.
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Hope
D. B. Russell
Buddie Adams
Albert Groves
Frank Drake
Luck
Drake
Sweeney Copeland
C. E. Baker
Atkins
Yank
Hope and Hempstead
Pat Duffie
Jessie Hutson
Ross
Comer Boyett
Couch
Billings
H. G. Smath
A. Hopkins
David Phillips
Wasi Capp
Willie Ruedpers
Hh Furfertealee
Youth Held in Patmos Blaze as Arson Suspect
Sheriff says a youth remains in custody as a suspect in a $7,000 Patmos fire that razed three Panos buildings Friday. No charges filed or questioning yet. attorney due Monday. Fire destroyed a store district 14 miles west of Blevins, with gunshots and several structures burned. Origin of blaze unknown. sheriff investigating for arson evidence.
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Panos
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Nulea
Baker
Japanese Capture Nanchang Air Base
Shanghai China The Han kow headquarters of the Japanese army reported Monday the capture of Nanchang an important Chinese air base in Kiangsu province Chinese forces had claimed a brilliant counter thrust northwest of Nanchang driving back the Japanese in a battle that involved about 2000 Japanese and 500 Chinese troops Dispatches from Damei Japanese news agency correspondents with the Japanese army said Chinese forces used scorched earth tactics as they evacuated Nanchang and fires were seen in several parts of the city
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Shanghai
China
Nanchang
Kiangsu
Damei
Doumei
Test Suit Begun on Refunding Plan
Little Rock lawyer Charles Eichenthal filed a brief in a test suit led by Taxpayer Lee Ward challenging Act 229 of 1989 authorizing half of the state's cash to be invested in Arkansas highway bonds. The Arkansas Supreme Court will hear arguments next Monday with a decision expected. case involves constitutional questions and public funds management.
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Little Rock
Charles Eichenbaum
Arkansas Supreme Court
Bailey
Eichenbauma
Lee Ward
Supreme Cour
Winlains
Goa
Washington
Mind Your Manners Quiz of Social Etiquette
A 1959 etiquette quiz asks readers to answer questions on proper manners including courtesy to spouses during holidays church behavior and attending services. It presents scenarios about prayer during readings, greetings at dinners, and helping elders while emphasizing correct conduct and social expectations.
Die in Crash of Oklahoma Airliner
Fragmentary report details a deadly Oklahoma airliner crash with multiple persons injured or killed. Names and precise figures are unclear in the OCR, but several individuals are mentioned alongside locations and a mounting toll. The piece references authorities and a possible investigation context.
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Oklahoma
Atlantic Clipper Flies to Europe With 21 Aboard
The Yankee Clipper, a 42-ton flying boat, carried 21 men on its first transatlantic flight from Baltimore to Horta Azores. It aims for Lisbon and beyond, at 150 mph cruising speed with 4,230 gallons of gas for a 5,000 mile range.
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Azores
Atlantic
Baltimore
Europe
Pan-American Airways
Patansco
Army
Navy
Coast Guard
Gray
Lisbon
Marseilles
Southampton
England
Foynes
Ireland
Diddy
Baptists Hold Prayer Meetings Across Homes
First Baptist Church conducts evangelistic prayer meetings as part of a two week revival starting April 16. Several prayer meetings have already occurred in various sections with services scheduled this week at multiple parishioner homes including Bon, Hayoves, Pom, Dig hiv, Attergeuts, WOR Farrel, and others in the South West area.
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Gus Hayoves
Saith
Pinu
Sueschis
Lucille Hiwwn
Passengers face trial amid chaos on crowded flight
In a chaotic incident a crowded passenger aircraft encountered delays and safety concerns. Officials report confusion among travelers and a tense atmosphere as crew and police manage the situation. The event underscores broader concerns about in-flight safety and passenger conduct.
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