Japanese Premier Konoye seeks Pacific peace talks with US
Tokyo reports Prince Konoye sent a message to President Roosevelt urging calm and possible conferences to ease US Japan tensions. Diplomats weighed ideas from a Pacific-wide meeting to a series of talks among US Japan and other nations, aiming for coexistence or partial settlements on shipping, assets, and trade amid a Russian German war backdrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Konoye
Roosevelt
Tokyo
Iichi Kishi
Admiral Nomura
United States
Russia
Nippon
Hull
Pacific
Far East
Japan
Great Britain
Soviet Russia
Netherlands
China
Australia
New Zealand
Thailand
Philippines
State Department
Domei
Crossword and World News Snippet in One Page
Readable clues list various crossword entries and a dense World War II era dispatch. The article centers on Prime Minister Konoye's message to President Roosevelt and potential talks on oil shipments and Russia aid, amid Japan US tensions and the ABCD encirclement theme.
Slayers to Die Together in San Quentin Execution
Two convicted murderers Eldon R. Hawk and John W. Lininger are scheduled for a joint execution in San Quentin's gas chamber after forming a death pact. Governor Olson set the dates to coincide and refused clemency requests despite a widow opposing capital punishment. Hawk threatened to kill himself if not executed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Quentin
Calif
Eldon R. Hawk
Neosho
John W. Lininger
Montana
Hank
Culbert L. Olson
Lininger
Olson
Hawk
Lee W. Arris
Knights Landing
Louis E. Jette
Red Bluff
Deaths in Louisiana Claimed by Time and Place
Miss Josephine Lombardo 25 of Newellton died in a New Orleans hospital. Funeral services are set for Sunday. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs Andrew Lombardo two sisters Annette and Mariatte and brother Dr S J Lombardo. Other notices list Mrs Clara Turberville Ingram 42 of West Monroe who died Thursday and James M Welch 65 of Shreveport with services planned for Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newellton
Josephine Lombardo
New Orleans
Miss Lombardo
Andrew Lombardo
Annette
Mariatte Lombardo
S. J. Lombardo
Tallulah
Clara Turberville Ingram
Route 1
West Monroe
Ada Ingram
Old
Arkansas Road
Drew Cemetery
Dixie Funeral Home
Ingram
Herman Ingram
Frances
Thomas Lee
J. D
Bud
Fannie Turberville
Jessie Griggs
Calhoun
Eddie Henderson
Clement Cooper
Ted Turbberville
Sterlington Road
Guy Hollingsworth
Bryan Henry
Paul Witt
Fred Henry
Wess Johnson
Phil Smith
James M. Welch
Shreveport
P. A. Poag
L. M. Welch
Monroe
Peters
Warren L. Welch
Alexandria
John T. Welch
Jefferson City
Barretts announce birth of daughter at St Francis
Mr and Mrs Henry Barrett announce the birth of a daughter on Thursday at St Francis Sanitarium. The couple reside at 706 Glenmar Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Barrett
Glenmar Avenue
St. Francis Sanitarium
Inscription Found After Weight Drops at Hradec Kralovo
A railway passenger dropped a heavy weight at Hradec Kralovo station in Bohemia breaking a counter to reveal a stone layer bearing the inscription Here lies the body. Meanwhile a report notes that one fifth of Russia's population lives in the Ukraine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hradec Kralovo
Bohemia
Russia
The
Ukraine
State rolls new commissions across parishes
An executive commission names George D. Grafton mayor of Bernice replacing Charles K. Ozley. Other commissions include tax assessor aides, parish officials, aldermen, school board member appointments, police jurors and justices of the peace across Grant Tangipahoa St Charles Natchitoches Morehouse and Livingston parishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Serignet
L. T. Fontenelle
Louis Chanove
S. Andsardi
St. Charles
A. J. Keller
Dominck Lousteau
Edward A. Dufrene
Lionel Hymes
P. J. Lorie
Frank A. Bacon
Crowley
Donald George Bollinger
Lockport
Sidney Bourg, Jr
J. L. Nelms
Montgomery
Sims Spikes
B. A. Miller
Tensas Parish
C. M. Raiford
C. J. Wittie
Tangipahoa Parish
J. L. Breecheen
St. Helena Parish
D. A. Self
Washington Parish
Carl Norsworthy
Morehouse Parish
LSU Alumni Meet Tonight At Lotus Club
Louisiana State University alumni of Quachita parish gather at 7 p.m. at the Lotus club for a statewide meeting. Attending faculty member Lyndon B. Sherrill and coach Gaynell Tinsley join student Billy Brown to hear a WJBO radio broadcast featuring Major General Campbell Hodges, new LSU president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana State University
Quachita Parish
The
University Alumni Association
Lotus Club
L. P. Brown
Lyndon B. Sherrill
Waterloo Day Banner Returns to Duke of Wellington
On Waterloo Day the English king receives a small banner from the reigning Duke of Wellington. The banner symbolizes estates voted by parliament to his great ancestor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
England
Duke of Wellington
Cottonseed Oil Trade Suspended in New Orleans
In New Orleans on August 29 trading was temporarily suspended in the cottonseed oil market while awaiting clarification of an order by Price Administrator Leon Henderson. The market, set to open at 8 15 am central standard time, remained halted for over an hour as a notice stated trading would stay suspended until OPACS ruling clarification was received from Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Leon Henderson
OPACS
Washington
Bicycle theft reported to local police by resident
Acting Chief B L Brantley said police investigated a bicycle theft Friday morning. Claude Earl of 505 North Sixth Street reported his blue bicycle was stolen late Thursday night and described it as having a missing front fender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L. Brantley
Claude Earl
North Sixth Street
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Churchill
Atlantic
Greenland
Elaware Oriental
Mark
Konoye
East Asia
America
Britain
Dutch East Indies
Asahi
New York
Chungking
Vladivostok
Antic
Matron
Nomura
Rel
Adala
Admiration
Riirss Tt
Pat Regan
Mr. Regan
Fryers
Deley
Colorado
Walker Bros. Grocery
North Third St
Swift
Attery
Charmin
Kellogg Company
Clara Ingram
Wae
Fleiiont Beach
Brice’s Super-Market Corner
Louisville Ave
Palmolive
Cooperative
K. C
Rinso
Lux
Committee On Food and Nutrition
National Research Council
Alameda
Pr “Essue
Cooperative Dairies
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