Moscow warning to Japan escalates Siberian clash
Soviet Foreign Minister Maxim Litvinoff warned Japan of drastic measures including artillery and aviation if hostilities continued near Suifenko and Changkufeng Hill. He outlined Russia's terms for a truce, including a fixed frontier line from the 1886 China treaty and a bilateral commission to redraw marks after peace. Shigemitsu pledged to consider the proposal and resume talks.
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Mamoru Shigemitsu
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Suifenho
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The Crowd Roars at Granada stars Robert Taylor as Killer McCoy
Robert Taylor plays a prize fighter in The Crowd Roars a Granada film with Maureen O'Sullivan Frank Morgan Edward Arnold and Lionel Stander. The plot follows a slum boy turned boxer who faces gambling trouble a romance with Arnold's daughter and a kidnaping climax. Morgan delivers a merited supporting performance contributing to the film's success.
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Maureen O’sullivan
Frank Morgan
Edward Arnold
Lionel Stander
Nat Pendleton
William Gargan
Morgan
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Gargan
Arnold
Miss Sullivan
Don Bestor
The Texans film review and cast notes
A prewar Texas epic follows Ivy Presnall and her grandmother as they drive cattle toward Abilene and Mexico. Kirk Jordan helps them endure dust storms blizzards and Indian attacks while tax disputes spark tension with a former Confederate theme and star Randolph Scott Joan Bennett Walter Brennan and May Robson lead a varied cast.
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Chisholm Trail
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Ivy Presnall
Joan Bennett
May Robson
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Alan Sanford
Robert Cummings
Texas
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Randolph Scott
Abilene
Kan
Chuckawalla
Walter Brennen
Mexico
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Kirk
Walter Brennan
Francis Ford
Dad
Bob Crosby
Services Held in Park Draw Large City Congregation
About 406 people attended Union Church services in South Park Sunday evening. Rev. C. J. Knox preached a sermon titled A Lapse of Memory. Dr. Edwin F. Price presided as the Centenary M E church choir sang The Lord Is My Strength under Mrs Wilbur Pine, with Carl Knox directing the congregational singing.
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C. J. Knox
Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church
Edwin F. Price
M. E. Church
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J. Lincoln Hall
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Carl Knox
Arkansas Senatorial Endorsement Debate Before Primary
In Little Rock on August 8 a dispute over presidential endorsement emerges between Senator Hattie W. Caraway and Rep. John L. McClellan on the eve of Arkansas Democratic primary. Caraway claims Roosevelt supports her renomination. McClellan denies any endorsement. The debate also touches on loyalty to the New Deal and campaign management by federal employees, with third candidate J. Rosser Venable inactive.
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Ark
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Hattie W. Caraway
Roosevelt
John L. McClellan
J. Rosser Venable
Caraway
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Oklahoma
Thomas
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Barkley
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Shelterbelts Planted Across Kansas Farms
Manhattan Kansas August 8 1938 T Russell Reitz state forest service director said 699 miles of shelterbelts were planted on 1208 Kansas farms for the year ended June 30 The total trees planted last year reached 5 967 200 with 65 percent survival of 1937 plantings Shelterbelts protect wheat from blowing soil erosion and are mostly in south central Kansas
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T. Russell Reitz
Forest Service
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Reitz
Will Release Prisoners In Franco Spain Accord
Saint Jean de Luz August 8 United States Ambassador Claude Gowers announced that the Spanish government and the insurgent regime had accepted a prisoner release agreement. The statement outlined steps toward humanitarian exchanges and possible diplomatic contacts despite ongoing hostilities.
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France
United States
Claude G. Bowers
Plans to release 56 war prisoners via US embassy mediation
The plan calls for both sides to free 28 prisoners each. Four hundred fourteen of the American captives are government infantry privates. The exchange includes 14 American privates for 14 Italian privates and 14 aviators to be exchanged by each side.
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