Vladivostok Oil Issue Sparks Japan Debate
Tokyo reports indicate Japan may stake Far Eastern prestige on U S tankers bound for Vladivostok. Nichi Nichi calls it a test of diplomacy as protests from Japan to both the United States and Russia are rejected. The Times and Advertiser brands the U S mission to China as indirect war involvement. Leaders meet the emperor as Bangkok trade pressure grows. Teiichi Muto urges peaceful diplomacy.
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Fire In Magnesium Plant Burns Five In Monta Vista
Five men were burned in a fire at the Monta Vista magnesium plant in San Jose California. Three suffered critical injuries while two others were hurt less. The blaze began in a corner and covered about 400 square feet with no explosion. FBI investigators were called to probe the incident.
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Jungle Beasts Crossword Clue Solve With Classic Puns
Horizontal clues hint at animal terms and common phrases while vertical hints cover materials parts actions and measurements. Answers cross to form a themed grid with names like Odin and tellurium symbol Te, including items such as pitch and coin.
DeSoto Rural High to Open Monday with New Principal
DeSoto Rural high school plans to open Monday September 8 with enrollment on Thursday September 4. William F. Knox is new principal and band leader, joined by Forrest Coop and Flora Roberts. Returning teachers include Albert Wiley and Miss Christner, with board members Nease Hoffine and Parker. Morning sessions start 8:30, afternoon 12:50. books must be secured first day.
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Oread Notes Mark School Open and Faculty Return
Oread Training School begins fall activities as faculty resume duties after summer breaks. Supervisor Mary Fee expects to be home by September 1 from a Pacific states and Midwest tour. Several faculty families return from trips to Wichita Berea Toledo and Florida as the high school office reopens September 1 for new student enrollments.
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School opens with new facilities and counseling offered
The article notes seniors and juniors may enter the school with no tuition and can visit the office for guidance on high school courses. Classes start Wednesday September 17. New features include a girls rest room, upgraded art and design equipment, and improved music department gear.
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Sunshine club hosts watermelon feed and birthday dinner
A birthday basket dinner honored Mrs Kate Gravel with many relatives and friends attending. The Sunshine club planned a Friday watermelon feed at Elmer Wingfield’s home with games and prizes while members gathered for meetings and social events throughout the week.
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Loise Hayes
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Vinland and Vicinity Community News Summary
Local residents in Vinland and nearby areas share family visits, showers, and gatherings. Joy Hoskinson and family from Copeland visited relatives. the Deay and Enfield families attended reunions and dinners in Lawrence and Clinton Park. several residents enjoyed weekend outings and fishing at Lons Star Lake.
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Margaret Heinrich
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Basil Covey
Leo Hagermah
Aupper
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Doran Deay
Phoenix
Ars
George Stighols
Fowler
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Faye
Baldwin Lake
Clarence Enbhard
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