Garner Says He Won’t Decide on Third Term
Washington July 23 Garner rode south to ward Texas silent on a Roosevelt third term or plans to finish his own second term. He told reporters he could change his mind while boarding a special train with Mrs Garner. The visit included farewells and visits with old allies as Garners head home to Texas for the primary.
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Demands for Control of Shanghai International Settlement
The Central China Daily News published by Wang Ching-wei's government threatened to seize police control of the Shanghai international settlement unless three demands were met: handover of Chinese arrested by Nanking, deportation of foreigners ordered banished, and closure of foreign newspapers. The piece accused foreign authorities and publishers of inciting violence and warned the United States cannot preserve the status quo.
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Chiang Kai-Shek
Misled into Signing Browder Petition in Kansas
Topeka reports that investigators found several persons were misled into signing petitions to place Hart Browder communist presidential candidate on the Kansas ballot. The Kansas Bureau of Investigation and local groups are probing 217 Topeka signers as Secretary of State Frank J. Ryan ruled petitions insufficient. Will share circulator names with federal authorities for protection.
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Kansas
Frank J. Ryan
American Minute Men
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Williams
Minute Men
Legislative Council backs systematic tax assessment reforms
Topeka July 23 The legislative council's research department urges systematic methods to determine real estate valuations. It cites 20 years of studies showing little progress in Kansas toward equal and just taxation, proposing maps and rules based on area location and productivity. Salad Bowl on Highway Portland Ore July 23 The salad was plentiful but a little gutsy. A truck loaded with mayonnaise and pickles and another carrying gravel collided at an intersection. All ingredients were well mixed.
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Frenchmen Escape to Switzerland Through Underground Route
Thirteen French soldiers fled German-occupied France and reached the Swiss frontier before dawn led by a captain and a lieutenant. They traveled mostly by night over about 120 miles, surrendered arms to a Swiss patrol, and joined other escaped or drifting Allied personnel moving toward neutral or unoccupied zones as German patrols tightened.
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Hotel Manager Waives Rooms During Heat Wave
Bluefield West Virginia July 23. Hotel manager W J Cole says guests will be accommodated without charge if temperatures rise above 90 degrees at any time this season.
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Japan's new cabinet aims to strengthen totalitarian rule
Tokyo reports Premier Konoye declares the first task is strengthening totalitarianism at home and aligning policy with Germany and Italy. Ministers favor a blitzkrieg style diplomacy, prioritizing national defense and mobilizing total national strength for expansionist aims.
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Italy
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Premier signals inner government with militarists
Knoye stated that a minimum standard of living will be assured and refused to commit on foreign policy until cabinet council deliberations. The remarks echoed a belief he will place full responsibility on the army and navy for Japan's future, a policy foreshadowed by the inner government he formed with militarists in key positions.
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Puzzled Bahamans Question Duke of Windesaris Appointment
In Nassau on July 23 Bahamans speculate why the former king of 500 million subjects is sent to govern 68 thousand residents. They guess Britain may plan a new dominion including Bahamas and other Caribbean islands and note the duke’s role may be to court the United States as super salesmanship.
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United States
Lay-down strike keeps patients in beds at Douglas County
In Omaha on July 23 nine women and four men at Douglas County hospitals began a lay-down strike to protest moves to Clearview Home twelve miles away. Commissioner Leonard Bergman favors relocation for economy, while patient Henry Mosher cites creeping paralysis and vows to stay put until the condition improves.
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Weekend Travels of Oswego Residents Across Several States
Local residents were noted traveling and visiting relatives over the weekend. Donald Black and Dale Martin spent time in Oswego with friends while Miss Mary Margaret Williams returned from Arkansas City. Clarence Broadfoot aided by bringing him home from Silver Lake, and plans were noted for Epworth League Institute.
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Arkansas City
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Lawrence
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Ethel
Katherine
Helen
Silver Lake
Baldwin Monnday
Clarence Broadfoot
Clarence
Epworth League Institute
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Ozarks
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J. M. Montgomery
California
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Jimmie
Fischer
Merle Fischer
Kansas City
Lloyd McHenry
Shirley
Columbia
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McHenrys
Wilkes-Barre
Baldwin
McHenry
R.E. McHenry
Dean
Earl Arnold
Nashville
Tenn
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Baker
Vanderbilt University
Topeka
Dean Arnold
Iola
Eugene Chubb
Baxter Springs
Alva Chubb
Robert
Harold
Perry Burrows
Ottawa
Margaret Burrows
Mrs Martin Hosts Slumber Party For Hazel Hill Friends
Mrs. Mary Martin entertained Hazel Hill and a group of girls Friday evening with a show and a slumber party on the Martin porch. The next morning a breakfast, served by Mrs. Martin, preceded the departure and the guests voted her a lovely hostess. Attending were Mary Davison Lavonne Martin Theodora Christensen Shirley Cook Ellen Schooley Barbara Hitchcock Betty Jean Kinyon Elma Rhine Magdalene Erdman Peggy Buchanan Margaret Ann Guest. Prof. W J Williams returned Friday from New York City where he attended a Methodist committee meeting. Florence Stoskoph and Rev. Richard Dickan of Baxter Springs were married Tuesday morning at First Methodist Baldwin with Dr James Chubb officiating. An informal reception followed. The couple will reside in Baxter Springs where the groom is pastor of the Presbyterian church. Only immediate relatives attended.
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Dickan
Baxter Springs
Presbyterian Church
Navy awards Goerz Flour Mills $23065 for wheat flour
The navy has granted Goerz Flour Mills Company of Newton Kansas a contract totaling 23065 dollars for wheat flour. This notice appears in the Journal-World classified bargains page.
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