News Review of Current Events Attacks British Envoy
A brief note reports attacks on a British envoy amid current events. Details remain sparse in the surviving OCR fragment. The item emphasizes security concerns and diplomatic tensions.
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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1937
Page
7
Jap Airman Courting Fate Sparks East Crisis
A Japanese aviator attacked a vehicle carrying Sir Hughe Natchbull Hughes, Britain's ambassador to China, amid tensions in Shanghai. The ambassador was rushed to hospital after being shot as British interests in China faced new danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Hughe Natchbulls
Sen
China
Sir Hughe
Great Britain
von Kettler
Peiping
Andrew Mellon Dies At 82 In Southampton Home
Andrew W. Mellon, among the nation's wealthiest men and former secretary of the treasury, died of uremia and bronchial pneumonia at his son in law's home in Southampton New York aged eighty two. He had just donated what he called the nucleus of a major art collection valued at about 50 million dollars and an excavation is under way for a 15 million dollar building to house the collection in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Capitol
Roosevelt
Congress
Senate
House
House Rules Committee
Wallace
Executive Department
White House
Supreme Court
Norris
TVA
Argentina
New York
Puerto Rico
Hawaii
Andrew W. Mellon
United States
Treasury
Southampton
N. Y
Japanese Reinforcements Push Tide in China War
Japanese forces struggle ashore at heavy cost as a blockade belts 800 miles of the Chinese coast. Front-line fighting spans Shanghai to the Great Wall with Mongol and Chinese units engaging, while Shanghai endures brutal bombardment and high casualties in the international settlement. A separate political row erupts in Washington as Guffey accuses Senate foes, and the U S battles possible naval clashes with China and Japan after an Augusta shelling incident. Santander falls to Franco as his forces trap remaining government troops, civilians flee by sea amid widths of combat and terror.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Shanghai
Canton
Tientsin
Peiping
Nankow
Mongolia
Nankow Pass
Great Wall
International Settlement
Chapei
Yarnell
Uncle Sam
Augusta
United States’ Asiatic
Freddie John Falgout
Whangpoo River
Harry E. Yarnell
State Department
Santander
Qpain
Francisco Franco
Keats Family Picnic Sparks Tense Love Triangle
Victoria and Violet Keats discuss marriages and children on a spring lawn as Quentin returns from Germany. Serena confronts him about a deserted affair while the Keats children mingle, sparking undercurrents of loyalty, love, and duty in a heated family moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Kate Keats
Gwen
Madeleine Hardisty
Susan
Aunt Vi
Dana
Vic
Violet
Vicky
Quentin
Violet Keats
Germany
Martin
Keatses
Quent
Dana Keats
San Francisco
Geo
Viel
Moogy
Claus
Serena
Pale blue dress and garden tryst in a spring scene
Serena confronts Quentin in a secluded garden, seeking forgiveness and explanation. She argues she has done nothing wrong and insists there is a right to understand what has displeased him while their intimate exchange hints at past tensions and unspoken history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serena
Quentin
Victoria
Darling
Quentin Hardisty
Germany
Senate map of federal divisions and agency counts in Washington
A summary list notes Washington state has 50 federal agency legal divisions 34 agencies handling government bonds 34 land acquisition bureaus 16 wildlife preservation units 10 construction offices and nine credit and finance divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Florida palm drops golf balls from De Leon Springs tree
A royal palm at the De Leon Springs golf course reportedly shook enough to drop 376 golf balls, including 13 bearing the name John H. Fisher of Chicago. Fisher notes a curious link between his sliced drives at Tam o Shanter in Chicago and balls attracted to the Florida tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
France
de Leon Springs
John H. Fisher
Chicago
Fisher
Western ‘Newspaper Union
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William M.leiserson
H. A.enochs
Oakland
Calif
Bureau of Air Commerce
Army
Navy
Earth
Burke
Nebraska
Wheeler
Montana
Guffey
Jefferson Island
Harmony
Pennsylvania
Wis
Beauty
Kathleen Norris
Wnqu Service
Kate
Bunty
Babs Keats
Kenny
Sue
Dicky
Babs
Marty
Mrs. Keats
Pat
von Hoffmans
Worderfurt
Dearest Dearest
Spencer
Dante Hospital
Kenty
In Edwin. Finch
Western Newspaper Union
Frank E
Hagan
Elmo Scott Watson
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