Sino Japanese Conflict Flares In Night Besieged City
Peiping from Shanghai July 9 dispatches say Sino Japanese fighting near Wanpinghsien continued through the night. Chinese forces resisted a Japanese drive on Wanpinghsien and along the Peiping Hankow railway with machine guns mortars and rifles while martial law was imposed in Peiping and guards patrolled streets. Japanese forces reported to have seized railroad sections and maintained artillery fire around the Marco Polo bridge as both sides pressed for position near the Yingting river. The battle front west of Peiping remained unsettled with reports of heavy concentrations and diplomatic moves from Tokyo and Nanking.
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Shanghai
Domei
Peiping
China
Wanpinghsien
Yingting
Pieping-Hankow
Changhsientien
Dragon Capital
Sung Cheh-Yuan
Hankow
Marco Polo
Wanvichsien
Peiping- Hankow
Wanpinghassen
Marco Polo Bridge
Wanwinghsein
Yingting River
Wanpinghisien
Japan
Peiping-Tientsin Sred
Dome
Shigeru Kawagoe
Nenking
Nanking
Tokyo
Chiang Kai-Shek
Ie Somata
Koling
Baang
Remmeter and Civil War Era Quiz Questions
This appears to be a messy OCR of trivia about Lincoln assassination location Ford's Theatre in Washington D C and scattered queries about Canadian versus US gallon and biblical creations. It asks about a remmeter and the Jopgtran and clarinet and Richard Farran it. The item is a garbled quiz fragment with multiple unclear items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Wanheington
D. C
Lincoln
United States
Richard Farran
Japanese Troops Move Toward Peiping As Siege Widens
Chinese and Japanese forces clash amid renewed siege near Tientsin and Peiping. A convoy of 41 Japanese trucks heads toward Peiping to aid western city troops, while Chinese reinforcements rush to the Yen-Ting river frontline. The two sides threaten to negotiate or fight as an ultimatum on Sung Chah-Yoan’s troops expires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sung Chah-Yoan
Changsintien
Yine-Ting
Bickering Breaks Up Senate Debate Continues on Amendment
A heated senate debate deteriorated into clashes as Logan defended an constitutional amendment and Wheeler challenged the platform on court size and age limits. Logan accused Wheeler of betrayal while Wheeler retorted that the senator misstated facts. The confrontation highlighted sharp party lines and procedural tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Wheeler
Supreme Court
Logan Epiered
Wheeler i
Epsom salts useless as grasshopper poison say scientist
Dr Roger C Smith of the state agricultural laboratory announced here that scattering epsom salts to fight grasshoppers wastes time and salt. He found double strength doses benefited toppers, while shopper feed yielded no real advantage. The piece notes a quick classified ad service for selling or finding items.
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Manhattan
Kar
GY — Farmera
Roger C. Smith
Search of Islands Under Way This Day
The carrier Lexington leads a wide search for Amelia Earhart and Noonan after radio signals pointed north of Howland. Boats including Itasca and Swan combed 104000 square miles with no success while Putnam, Earhart’s husband, stayed in San Francisco awaiting word. He considered flying to Honolulu but chose to remain for updates.
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Lexington
Coast Guard
Swan
Howland
Itasca
Colorado
Howland Yester
San Francisco
George Palmer Putnam
Misa Earhart
Noonan
Phoenix
Putnam
Tom
Honolulu
Honoalu
Roosevelt Says Earhart Has Courage To Hold On
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt praised Amelia Earhart at a Washington press conference saying Earhart has excellent balance poise and courage and would not quit until the last ditch even if rescue seems distant she believes Earhart and her navigator would endure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Amelia Earhart
Amelia
Death notices for Mrs. Cora May Oshel at Baldwin
Mrs. Cora May Oshel, 76, died Wednesday at her Baldwin area home after a two year illness. Funeral services are set for July 9 at 2 p.m. at Ives Chapel with Rev. Ry Allen McCaul and Rev. Caillie officiating. She is survived by husband James Oshel and two daughters, Mrs. Curtis Owcomer and Pieda. Parents David and Mary Griffith noted as Baldwin pioneers. Kansas sorghum development mention follows.
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Cora May Oshel
Baldwin
Ives Chapel
Ry Allen McCaul
Cailley
James Oshel
Curtis Owcomer
Isville
Pieda
We Wine
Ottawa
Oshel
David
Mary Griffith
Big Defense Push Fails To Halt Colorado Grasshoppers
Hugo Colorado July 8 local reports say U Colora do’s grasshopper swarm expanded defense lines and sprayed poison to curb bands moving northward. Farm crews including Guy Black and Vernal Walston leveled burning barriers and used flame throwers to push the insects back toward the road as authorities noted extensive crop damage across Lincoln County.
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Hugo
Colo
Colorado
Ares
C. McCampbell
Maine
McMillen
Lincoln
Medway
Gamble
Guy Black
Vernal Walston
Pere Eaett
Kiwanians Hear Music at Their Weekly Session
Kiwanis club members enjoyed a musical program arranged by Tom Larremore at Wiedemann's. Miss Frances Robinett violin teacher at San Jose State College performed works by Faura De Falla and others, with Clara McGeuther and Dean Swarthout accompanying. Dean Fred Moreau was warmly welcomed upon return from study.
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Tom Larremore
Kiwanis Club
Wiedemann’s
Frances Robinett
San Jose State College
Calif
Arthur L. Owen
Faura
Elman
Jota
de Falla
Oe Traveler
Clara McGeuthe
Piper
D. Swarthout
Fred Moreau
University
Eehows
Jay
Er Sa
Grasshopper Parasite Study Warns of Infestation Risks
Kansas City July 3 report notes an entomologist assessment by John 5S Matthews assistant county farm agent Jackson County. Research suggests grasshoppers carry chigger parasites that damage wings and joints, with an estimated 15 to 20 percent of local grasshoppers hosting the pests, potentially impacting crops and the war against pests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
John 5S
Matthews
Jackson
Mai
Ion
Thesele
Morgenthau to Launch Weekly $50 Million Discount Bills
Treasury Secretary Morgenthau said he will start a weekly series of 50 million discount bill issues beginning Monday to keep the treasury’s working balance above 1 billion dollars. He noted the balance now stands around 900 million and cited no link to unsettled overseas conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Morgenthau
Treasury
Baene
Orready Early
Mongenbhad
Lawrence City Council Grapples With Grass Cutting Complaints
Lawrence council hears resident grumble that cutting grass harmed her flower garden as grasshoppers previously deemed harmless in the tall grass now threaten her blooms. Also notes on Amelia Earhart kin in Lawrence, driver licenses issued, greenskeeper Pontius joining the greenskeepers, and Henry speaking at Topeka Rotary.
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Lawrence
Chick” Pontius
Lawrence Country Club
Topeka
Professional
Greenskeepers Association
Old Golds Stay Fresh With Double Cellophane Jacket
Grandpa once griped about stale smoke yet warmed to Old Golds after trying them. The ad boasts Old Golds flavor from blended tobaccos and two moisture proof Cellophane jackets that guard freshness in July heat.
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PB Lobillard Company, Inc. Sien
Irs
Personal items and hospital notes from local paper
Personal notices mention Mig Manfe Landis the Lawrence Memorial superintendent and sister Mise May Lan planning a motor trip to New York and Mines to visit, then to Boulder Colorado with Miss Ella Fiatche. Memorial Hospital notes list Dean R Stoner, Mire A Pode ten, Carl Amyx, Lyle K Wyatt, and Billy Gene Wyatt among inpatients or local residents.
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Ella Fiatche
Sis
Memorial Hospital
Pennsylvania Street
Carl Amyx
North Seventh
Lyle K. Wyatt
Billy Gene Wyatt
Alabama Street
Ives Chapel Ice Cream Supper Planned After Harvest
Ives Chapel residents organize an ice cream supper to be held when harvest ends. Mrs Philip Miller Mrs John Dean and Mrs Charlie Jardon are named on the committee to choose time and place. Mrs Eichman Mrs Ola Brubaker visit Pratt and return with Chester Eichman for a weeks stay. Nearby residents share a pot luck dinner and notice a hay injury to Jens Collins.
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Philip Miller
John Dean
Charlie Jardon
Chester Eichman
Pratt
Ola Brubaker
Westphalia
Mr. Eichman
Eichman
Carol Joanne
Cook
J. P. Cunningham
Jens Collins
Wellsville
Collins
Harry
Kansas City
Howard Butler
Frank Johnson and Sons
Herbert Henton
George Sammer
Social notices of visitors and gatherings in Manhattan area
A long list of visits and social events from Manhattan and nearby towns includes Harry Sammersn and Mrs. Van Keu yeh with Frank and Deas Johnsons, Mrs. Rose Hare visiting the Price home, and many others hosting or attending dinners and trips to Chanute, Kansas City, and Topeka. The Phoebe Emery Missionary Auxiliary met at Oliver Price with eighteen present. Mrs. James Osher died after a two year illness.
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Harry Sammersn
van Keuyeh
Frank Johnson
Deas, Jr
Manhattan
John Jarda
Sleoday
Ae Sand
Lewis Biahoms
Missouri
R. C. Eichman
Misa Ruby
Mr Sand
Chester Eichman
Rose Hare
Bee City
Oliver Price
Leo Joyce
Chicago
Frank Lobingier
Debingier
Jones Lynn Taylor
Joe Grietich
L ‘Lea
John
Charlie Eng
Genechter
Edgerton
Ben ‘Davison
L._L
Emery
Emma Emery
Chillicothe
Donald Miller
Chillicothe Business College
Lymn Taylor
Kansas City
Eaglenates
Best of
Miawaukee
L. C. Baker
Roy Clary
Eee
M. Hi
Bertha Hemmin
Dorothy
Lyla
Ew Newcomer
Wellaville Sionday
Cook
Raymond Barkley
Ronald and
Bevery
Topeka
R. Cook
Lawrence
Kelvin Cook
Druccilla
Marlin Cook
Gayle Cook
Mr. An . Cook
Mase Dangerfield
George Frye
Cora Wise
Ted Higby
Leland Baker
Bii
Breckinridge
Donna May Markwell
RB Sutor
Bob Brumfield
Gues
Sutor
Vivian
Holly
Donna May
Markwell
Misa
Margaret Sutor
Robert McConnell
Joe Baker
Nebraska
James O’brien
Mise Eunice O’brien
Vinlay
W. A. White
Centerville Jr
Ehart
Phoebe Emery
Ives Chapel
Fhoebe Emery
Buduan
India
James Osher
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Island of
Loxon
Tampa
Bag
Soear
Waanelly Linto
Jalom
Lone Socnarning
Bad Prielne
Senate
Lipcom
Mrs. Roosevelt
Kansas
The
Interior Department
California
Hyjing
Elia C. Warren
Louisiana Street
Miss Earhart
Mrs. Warren
Migs Earhart
Atchison
Muscota
Atchisan County
Henry
Gwinn Henry
University of Kansas
Mary Perry
Cleveland
W. C. Perry
Indianapolis
Alwell
Fort Swell
Financial Statement
Douglas County Building & Loan’ Assn
Douglas
Kannag
Hank
John C. Emick
Federal Home Loan Bank
Pearl Emick
Reserve For Federal Insurance
R. E. Protsch
Dean R. Stoner
Tennessee
J. F. Cunningham
Marlin Cook Home
Can Ae Oeogee Orl
Denney
Chanute
Baer
Edwin Brown
Clege da Davison
Emporia
H. E.davison
Hollywood
Lawrence Building & Loan Association
State of
Federal “Home Loan
Federal Home Loan
LG. Stevenson
L. E. Eby
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