The Pacific War Cloud Over U S and Japan
A Manila correspondent argues that a war between the United States and Japan is strategically inevitable. He notes Japan seeks eastern commercial dominance with government and industry unity, China’s rise, and the Philippines as a crucial base. He warns relinquishing the Philippines would aid Japan and alter regional power dynamics.
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China
Far East
Philippines
Newspaper Enterprise Association
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United States
Pacific Ocean
England
France
Pacific
Pekin
Panama
Noted Debate Over Japan War Plans and Philippines Role
The speaker argues a strong wartime demand is likely to appeal to conservatives. He says Japanese individuals are peaceful but as a nation warlike, and notes Japan could seize the Philippines now but will likely attempt it someday.
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Philippines
Orient
Japan
China
Oriental Chess Board
Germany
Far East
Harvest prospects for strawberries and whortleberry bloom
Reports from Lafayette town ship farmers indicate strawberry patches in full bloom amid heavy spring rains and warm weather. A record crop is forecast for whortleberries near the Wabash Kosciusko Fulton border, with August harvest likely and pickers possibly camping near marshes. Corydon and English canneries prepare for tomato processing, expecting a big yield if rains persist despite a backward season.
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Lafayette Township
New Albany Ledger
Wheat harvest progress and market prices report
Wheat threshing is in full blast with fair yield but quality below expectations. Some grain tests 58 pounds per bushel, most 52 to 57% pounds, price fallen to 83 cents. Oats harvest not yet over with no threshing yet. Also notes strong huckleberry and blackberry crops in Wabash county marshes and near-term sale plans.
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Columbus Republican
Farmers report hay market decline and oats woes in region
Farmers say old hay stock has largely moved to wagon markets and mows will be cleared for the new crop in about ten days. New hay is due locally by August 1. Oats crop is poor with brown plants and shriveled berries. new oats expected around August 35, about two weeks late. In Clark county fruit belt, Frank Dean near Otto has a standout peach-like tree crop. Harvesting for wheat and rye is starting in Grant county but wet ground delays cutting. self binder user William Blue leads early wheat cuts while rains threaten further damage. oats promise a strong yield despite green bug and corn expected to bumper.
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Columbus Star
Clark County
Frank Dean
Otto
Madison Courier
Grant County
Chronicle
William Blue
Saiem
B. P. McClure
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