Allies Move for Control in Iran
London reports indicate Britain and Soviet Russia plan decisive action in Iran amid German infiltration fears. British notes to Iran and Moscow spell out warnings as Berlin pressure grows, with projections of 3,000 German personnel in Iran and talks of using Iran to threaten India.
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London
Britain
Soviet
Russia
Iran
Persia
Moscow
Daily Mail
Germany
India
Iraq
Middle East
Tass
Ankara
Istanbul
Tabriz
Anthony Eden
House of Commons
Eden
Russian
Ukraine
Farmers Organize to End the Entire AAA Program
Topeka August 18 UPI Dito Gef fert of Greenleaf Washington county presides over the Independent Farmers of Kansas newly formed to end the AAA program. Alvin White is vice president and state Rep W F Koehlmeyer secretary with Sen Joe Keeler treasurer. A 27 county Wheat Protest association board of governors was named. Dan Casement led the meeting which opposed government interference and rejected a proposed AAA substitute.
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Topeka
UPI
Dito
Geffert
Greenleaf
Washington
Independent Farmers of Kansas
AAA
Alvin 8. White
Marion County
Fotest Group
W. F.oehlmeyer
Joe Keeler
Elk
BA. Heaston
Douglas
A.B
Armstrong
Smiths
Be Voights
Johnson
Cheries E. Miller
Leavenworth
R.G. Rehmer
Wood~son
Leslie Piever Cloud
M. I. Beckman
Clay
W. Blythe
Morris G
W. Schmidt
Alvin S. Wate
Marion
H. H. Hoffman
Dickinsond Umschild
Pottawatomie
M. E. Ate
B. DL. Caylor
Miami
Floyd Bryson
Shae
Joe R. Beeler
Jewell
Henry Frese
Shawnee
Paul Webb
Dan Casement
Manhattan
Casement
Few Operators Joined Oil for Britain Day
Texans reported that only a small number of oil operators donated a day’s run for Britain as legal and technical issues hampered participation. Indications across Texas suggested the plan would not yield the hoped for 1.5 million barrels valued near five million dollars, with results to be known after more days.
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Britain
Austin
Tex
Texas
Three Killed as a Warning Shocks Shanghai
In Shanghai three body guards of Wang Ching-wei were shot and killed at the Nanking leader’s home. Reports say the attack, attributed to Japanese agents, served as a warning to Wang not to act against Japan.
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Shanghai
Wang
Ching-Wei
Nanking
Shang- Raji
Japan
Cessna Aircraft Wins Army Air Corps Contract
The Army Air Corps awarded a $12,043,865 contract to the Cessna Aircraft Company of Wichita Kansas for airplanes and spare parts. The contract announced today covers delivery to the military during the current procurement period.
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Cessna
Washington
Army
Air Corps
Cessna ‘Aircraft
Iompany
Wishita
Kani
McKee Dissent Critiques Kansas Farmer Split Over AAA Attack
Ben F. McKee president of the Agricultural Producers Association of America denounces Kansas farmers’ independence as politically dominated and argues the AAA program is broadly acceptable if properly administered. He cites lack of constructive unity and failure to promote the 49 cent wheat penalty before seeding. He says the Topeka meeting produced no lasting relief.
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Columbus
Kan
Ben F. McKee
Agricultural Producers Association of America
Independent Farmers of Kansas
AAA
McKee
Topeka
Youth Found Fatally Wounded Near Wichita
A 21 year old Dwight Abel was found fatally wounded in his car on the outskirts of Wichita. Deputies quoted his landlady Mrs Bert W Chittenden saying he had just sent back his draft questionnaire to Jamaica Long Island and had worked at an aircraft plant three weeks.
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Wichita
Sheriff's Deputies
Dwight Abel
Lou Leibrand
Bert.w. Chittenden
Jamaica, Long Island
Classifieds Advertising Pitch for Extra Cash
A note touts earning extra cash by selling household items through journale classified ads. It invites readers to use phone contact to place listings and reach potential buyers.
Army maneuvers open with night river crossing in Arkansas
In a dramatic blackout crossing of the Little Missouri, Army forces push pontoon bridges and footways across under starry skies. The 38th Illinois and 35th Missouri Nebraska units test modern river crossing tactics as 130 000 troops prepare for two weeks of maneuvers led by General Truman and General Lawton.
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Arkansas
Little
Missouri River
38Rd
Illinois
Camp Forrest
Tenn
Missour
Kansas
Nebraska
Little Missouri
Little Rock- Texarkana
R. F E. Truman
Samuel T. Lawton
107Th Cavalry
Ohio
Tragedy at Hudson Pier Stampede In New York
Three women died and 60 injured when a stampede on a Hudson river pier followed discovery of counterfeit excursion tickets costing 1.25. After 1,400 boarded the State of Delaware officials halted boarding as police arrested 15 revelers.
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New York
Hudson River
Delaware
Harlem
Marion Worrell
Rose Grant
Martha’ Murrake
Boy Injured in Elevator Accident at Denver Hotel
Nine-year-old Charles Benson of Great Bend Kansas was seriously hurt when operating an automatic hotel elevator. He suffered a possible skull fracture along with chest and left arm injuries after the car started moving and a resident pressed a basement button. He clung to the grill work as the ceiling struck his head.
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Denver
Charles Benson
Great Bend
Kan
Ross L. Benson
Pollice
Red Sox win four-state Legion junior baseball title
Tulsa's Red Sox defeated Salina Juniors 3 to 0 to capture the four-state regional American Legion junior baseball championship in Okemah Oklahoma. Johnny Burris pitched a complete game shutout for Tulsa while Salina had beaten Tulsa yesterday before faltering today.
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Legion
Okemah
Okla
Red Sox
American ’Legion
Salina
Kan
Johnny Burris
Tulsans
New Mexico
Colorado
Cain
United States Grew Holds Key Tokyo Talks With Toyoda
In Tokyo on August 18 United States Ambassador Joseph C. Grew met Japanese Foreign Minister Teijiro Toyoda for a lengthy session reported of the utmost importance. Earlier counselor Eugene H. Dooman met with Japanese Vice Foreign Minister Eigi Amau as part of the day's diplomatic activity. The subjects were not disclosed, while a U.S. note on the steamer Presidents Coolidge drew careful study by Tokyo officials amid reports Japan refused clearance papers for the ship to move more than 100 private American citizens in Japan. Newspapers warned of war threats from encirclement by hostile powers, with Japanese outlets citing possible worst eventualities in all directions.
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United States
Joseph C. Grew
Teijiro Toyoda
Grew
Foreign Office
Toyoda
Eugene H. Dooman
Eigi Amau
Japan
U.S
War Stimson
Alaskan
Nichi Nichi
Miyako
Japan Times and
Advertiser
Lawrence Kansas guards receive extensive equipment shipment
The Lawrence company of the Kansas state guard received additional equipment yesterday including raincoats cups canteens belts first aid kits and knapsacks. Summer gear is nearly complete and new wool winter uniforms may be issued. Training extension has prompted changes in equipment plans.
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Lawrence Company
Kansas State Guard
National Guard
Lawrence Visitors Attend Milto n Vale Camp Meeting
Mr and Mrs Henry Pippett plan attendance with Milton Vale for a ten day camp meeting. Mr and Mrs Henry Johanning and Cynthia were Lawrence visitors Tuesday.
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Henry Pippett
Miltonvale
Henry Johanning
Cynthia
Lawrence
Pickens and Vicinity Social Notes Chronicle Visits
Miss Edna Jones visits her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zeller, with many local and nearby relatives pictured. The note lists dinners, weekend visits in Lawrence and Kansas City, and numerous family gatherings across Pickens and surrounding towns.
Poteet Wins Oklahoma Open Golf Championship
Buddy Poteet of Northridge Country Club Tulsa defeated Mike Murra of Wichita Country Club by one stroke in an 18 hole playoff to win the Oklahoma state open golf championship. Both finished the first nine even at par 36 with Poteet pulling ahead after a birdie two at the fourteenth.
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Tulsa
Okla
Buddy Poteet
Northridge Country Club
Mike Murra
Wichita, Kans
Poteet
Union ties noted as Pauline Schwartz visits relatives
Pauline Schwartz visited her aunt Miss Thelma Schwartz and grandparents Mr and Mrs Charles Schwartz over Friday and Saturday. Lawrence visitors and various family members are listed visiting relatives in Franklin district and Vinland. Several members attended church events in Topeka and shared meals with extended family.
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Pauline Schwartz
Thelma Schwartz
Charles Schwartz
Chet Weiser
Joyce
Ted Wacker
Betty
Lawrence
W. H. Johanning
Clem White
Franklin District
Otto
Altenbernd
Elvin
Bernice
Kline
August Hock
Ralph Kline
Fivelyn
Marie
Erma Jean
Marjorie
Orville Elm
Lois
Topeka
Rosetta Schwalm
Roy Schwalm
Local Socials Report From Leavenworth Area
Herman Servis travels to Leavenworth and Missouri with a group visiting relatives. Community members and families from Kansas City, Lawrence, Linwood, Tonganoxie, Bonner Springs, and Topeka are noted visiting, hosting, and attending events.Health updates mention Quince German’s child whooping cough and ongoing Dr Parker shots in Tonganoxie.
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Herman
Servis
Leavenworth
Oor Leavenworth
Missour
Clyde Appleton
Ruth
Arleen
Allen Rogers
Oklahoma
Casteel
Tonganoxie
Sam Huntley
Anna Lou
Wade Mitchell
Jules Seymore
Kansas City
Lawrence
Irving Huntley
K. C. Gryder
Jimmie
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