Japan Faces Material Hardship as Empire Expands
The article analyzes Japan’s wartime and postwar ambitions, noting a colossal demand for steel, oil, coal, rubber, and other metals. It cites Japan’s oil production limits, dependence on Sakhalin, and poor ore quality, arguing expansion risks fueling economic strain and provoking global trade curbs as 27 nations curtail imports.
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Ja'pan
Japan
United States
Russia
Tapani
Iver
Sakhalin
Manchuria
Great Britain
Britain
England
El Dorado Lions Reach Semi Finals
The El Dorado Arkansas Lions defeated Tupelo Mississippi Red Wings 39 23 to reach the semifinals of the U A women s basketball tournament in Wichita Kans The game saw early Tupelo leading 12 8 but El Dorado tied at 12 and pulled ahead 29 20 after three quarters Patter son Lion forward set a new free throw record with 18 points
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Wichita
Kan
el Dorado
Ark
Lions
Tupelo
Miss
Red Wings
Case
Rice
Gammill
Mann
Patterson
Arkansas
Lion
Miller
Tulsa Business College
Dale
Okla
Kansas City Opens War Upon Killers
Kansas City declares warfare on gunmen after four killings and other terrorist acts following Tuesday elections. Democratic machine led by Pendergast reelects Mayor Bryce Smith and most council seats amid internal dissension and calls for arrests to pursue those responsible. City officials vow to uncover the crimes and restore order.
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Kansas City
Little Tammany
Citizens - Fusion
Thomas B. Bash
Jackson County
Tob Pendergast
Bryce B. Smith
Smith
A. Ross Hill
University of Missouri
Sharp
Pendergast
N. F. McElroy
Sheriff Bush
Directors in Tulsa Bank Are Cleared
Tulsa, Okla. Harry F. Sinc clair, oil magnate, and 27 former directors of the Exchange Trust Company of Tulsa were cleared of all embezzlement charges Wednesday. Judge Bradford Williams dismissed the case.
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Trust Company
Oklahoma
Tulsa
Okla
Harry F. Sincclair
The
Exchange Trust Company of
Tula
Bradford Williams
Harding College to Move to Searcy this year
MORRISTON Ark Harding College the Church of Christ academy and four year college here will be moved to Searcy at the close of the present college year if satisfactory arrangements can be made for the Galloway College property there and a settlement
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Morriston
Ark
Harding College
Churehy of Christ
Searcy
Galloway College
Harding College Board Adopts Mortgage On Real Estate
The executive bond meeting endorsed a mortgage on local real estate to fund new buildings and equipment for both the academy and four year college. President Armstrong and Dean Sears led enthusiastic reports on the Searcy project. The board hopes to acquire the Galloway college plant for 75000 dollars, with payment over multiple years, contingent on papers.
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Ment Ia
Searcy
J. N. Armstrong
L. C. Sears
Armstrong
Harding College
Morriston
Harding Board
Galloway College
Methodist
Arkansas
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Compton
Cambric
Rayon
Ladies Oxfords
General Merchandise
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Hope, Arkansas
el Dorado Lions
Mexico
Tulsa Bank
Harry F. Sinclair
Morriton Institution
Old Galloway College
Oakcrest
Oakcrest Hatchery
Ali North
Walnut Street
Phoenix Neckwear
Phoenix
New Pat
Cooper
Shades
Oxfords
Bucher
Robison
Geo. W. Robison
Salisbury
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