Japan fears intact fleet eyes Pacific role
Washington reports Rep. Maas says Japan is deathly afraid of the American fleet when intact and notes U S forces in the Pacific remain strong enough to defend the nation. He cites Hawaii as a key fortress and discusses potential use of Singapore if further moves occur.
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Japan
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Pennington Buys Property. Auction Set for Contents
Walter Pennington purchased the brick building north of the O H Harding cafe owned by James Magill. The contents of the building, owned by R B Jones, will be sold at auction by Harry Metzer Jretnisday afternoon. Miss Marjorie Rothfelder of Ax tell Kan spent the weekend with the Ashworths. Sam Casebier, son of JC Casebier, died Sunday August 31 at Kansas University Hospital age 62. he spent his life on a McLouth farm and later moved to Leavenworth to work at Clark Motor Co. He is survived by
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Oklahoma City
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Will Rice
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Tucson
Ariz
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Manhattan
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Elmer
Perry’ High School
Harold Gilbert
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Leavenworth
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Harry Bradford
Los Angeles
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Silas Clark
Chicago
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J. Dale
Bennett
Cole Camp
Alma, Sanders
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Baldwin
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H. W. Steeper
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Lulu Wright
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Coffeyville
Kan
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Osage County Teachers Institute Opens In Osceola High School
County Superintendent J D Everett led the annual Teachers Institute held in the Oski high school building Friday and Saturday with lectures by Roy Brammell of McLouth and Mrs Eldon Beelman of Topeka The group heard Ralph Patterson of Holton discuss the teachers pension plan Several local residents including Arthur Jones of Burlington and Mrs Steffey hosted and attended events as new school year begins Dozens of families and teachers relocated housing assignments and teaching posts across the county amid community notices and birthday milestones
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Pony Bradford
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Eldon Cox
State Lake
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Eldon
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Holton
Arthur Jones
Burlington
Lloyd Rogers
Arthur
Jones
Dean Steffey
Ozawkie United Brethren Aid
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Ozawkie
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