Prince Konoye sails to test Japan naval parity aim
Prince Fumimaro Konoye leaves Yokohama for San Francisco to probe US views on Japan seeking equal rights in national defense and naval parity with Britain and the United States at the 1935 naval conference. He carries last minute instructions from Japan's naval leaders. The journey is described by vernacular papers as an official voice of Japan's naval ambitions. Reed opposes World Court, calls it propaganda to replace the American flag.
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Yokohams
Japan
Prince Fumimaro Konoye
United States
Tokyo
Yokohama
San Francisco
Joseph C. Grew
Prince Konoye
Great Britain
Altho
Foreign Office
House Banking Panel Approves $440.6 Million for Small Industry Loans
Washington May 16 The house banking committee approved a bill to make 440.6 million dollars available for five year loans to small industries through the severed reserve banks and the TF
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Washington
House Banking Committee
Tonganoxie Chorus, Births, and Local Society Notes
The Tonganoxie Men's chorus will appear on the WREN program Sunday afternoon from 4 to 4:15. A talk on Toneanoxie by Walt Neibarger. Births announced: a seven pound son to Rev. and Mrs. Sam Hedrick on May 5, 1934, in Boston named Thomas Alva. a 9 12 pound boy to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stemmerman named Lyle Arthur. Various club meetings and visits noted including P. E. O. and Reading clubs, YWCA recital, and civic notices. Census lists Tonganoxie population at 1,184, up 73 from 1,111. Claude Brown family largest with 12 members.
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E. H. Skaggs
Orville Pearson
Papenhausen
Charles Milett
George Farrell
Clarence Chapman
Charles Peterson
C. F. Redding
C. L. DeHoff
Joe Green
Vic. Hawkins
Ella Voorhees
William McGee
Eula’ Freeman
Helen DeHoff
G. A. Emerson
Chester Freeman
Rolia DeLude
Arthur Turmer
George Burnau
Edith Carpenter
Josephine de Voe
Tonganoxie
WREN
Toneanoxie
Walt Neibarger
Community Club
J.B Winslow
W. S. Bowerso
Ray Ridgway
Fred Needham
Will Newby
Jesse Shoemaker
R. M. Jenkins
Albert Conley
Clarence Hummelgaams
Rollin’ Wingrove
William Fincher
Lloyd Ripley
Daryl Meredith
O. M. Williamson
George Seufert
Sam Hedrick
Robinson Memorial Hospital
Boston
Mass
Thomas Alva
Hedrick
Tonnanoxie Methodist Church
Walter T. Bleakley
Lucy McNaughton
Nelson Art Gallery
Nap Light
Lawrence
India
Kathryn Dorney
Tommy Laming
W. RB. Coe
Douglas County Medical Association
Home Economics Club
Jerry Schneider
Georginea Freeman
Glendora Kaufman
Cecelia Buchanan
Arthur Stemmerman
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lyle Arthur
Stemmerman
Roy Wingrove
Wallace
W.C. Phenicie
Iowa
Robert Dougherty
St. Luke's Hospital
Robert Melvin, Jr
Dougherty
Mildred Johnson
Henry Klinkenberg
Claude Brown
Gordon Hillis
Kansas City
Will Klinkenberg
Lavina Voorhees
Community Visitors and Local Gatherings in Tonganoxie
Tonganoxie residents hosted and visited relatives and friends from Kansas City Silver Lake Leavenworth Emporia and Bethel. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Harry Quisenberry and daughter from Kansas City Mrs. Chas Miller and the Congressional Ladies Association at Lake View Lodge and a group of Rebekahs who traveled to Bethel for a program.
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Harry Quisenberry
Kansas City
Nelson Quisenberry
Roy LaTromboise
Virginia Watson
Silver Lake
James Farrell
George Hedges
Pete Starns
Leavenworth
State Lake
Chas. Miller
Congressional Ladies Association
Lake View Indge
Leonard Deaton
M. G. Farrell
Fred Needham
Izola Farrell
Emporia
Wm. Evans
John Gould
Tete Stams
Miss Stams
Joe Brown
Charles Brown
Rebekahs
Bethel
Louie Kock
Hellen Chauncey
8. T. Jones
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Insull
Bered
Isabelle Johnstone
Clarence Winslow
Allen Beatty
Don Seals
Charles Knowles
Wilson Redman
Bud Miller
E. §. Hunt
Line Ballou
Fred Angell
Flo Carter
Alice Spoor
L. K. Welles
Kate Brown
Small’s
Owl Club
Emily Hazelton
F. A. Henry
Reading Club
Samuel
Chicago
Samuel Insull
Samuel Insull UI
Associated Press
Kansas Public Service Co
Your Gas Co
Goodyear
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