Japan to Send New Army to Protect Manchuria
Tokyo dispatches a reinforced Japanese expedition to Manchuria to aid the occupation army against Chinese rebels and Korean insurgents near Chientao. The move aims to protect Japanese nationals and shoring up Changchun defense amid rising tensions with Moscow and regional powers.
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Tokio
Manchuria
Japan
Henry Pu-Yi
Tyler
Chientao
China
Russia
Moscow
Changchun
Hirohito
Japanese Fight on Two Fronts in Manchuria Amid Rebellion
Japanese occupation forces clash on two fronts against Henry Pu Yi allied rebels in Manchoukou. Thousands of infantry attack Nungan near Chang chun as air and ground battles rage. Tokyo claims Nungan fallen while Chinese reports say fighting continues with heavy losses on both sides. Major General Hasebe leads effort to retake Fangcheng from 2000 rebels after a garrison withdrawal.
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Parrin
Manchuria
Japan
Henry Pu-¥i
Manchoukou
Ching
Changchun
Pu-Yi
Chinese General Armistice Talks Break In Shanghai Region
Chinese generals, in a private west Taichang skirmish, agreed to armistice talks to end hostilities. A flare in the Tatcheng area puzzled Japanese observers as the Nineteenth Route Army suddenly fired on the Eighty-seventh and Forty-seventh divisions of the Nationalist government, amid tensions with Chiang Kai-Shek's northern troops not arriving to aid in time.
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Shanghai
INS
Taichang
Tatcheng
Nineteenth Route Army
Shaanghai
Chiang Kai-Shek
Driver Faces Charge After Fire Scene Exit
A driver identified as Rohledo Wad faced a corporation court trial on a charge of driving over a fire hose after leaving the scene of a fire on the 140 block of Gnd Alone airnet. Fire chief testimony and Judge A f Matlock described the act as reckless. The driver risked arrest if he remained near the scene.
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Robleco
Booth
Inciino Street
Corporation Court
Hhe
Gnd
Airnet
Rowelde
Rohledo
Pss
A. F Matlock
Bald
Rotary Names Seven Directors for San Antonio Club
Seven of eight directors for the San Antonio Rotary Club this year have been elected. Names include Ed Arneson, Robert Kingston, Wylie C Johnson, T B Portwood, Ken Warwick, George Potchernick and Porter Loring. The eighth director will be chosen at a meeting at Thomas Jefferson High School. O R Lattimer was named as the club s delegate to the Rotary International convention in Seattle. An Altrurians group of ex Rotarians was announced with a planning committee. A Friday noon meeting at the St. Anthony hotel will form the permanent organization. only honorable discharged Rotarians are eligible. About 200 San Antonians are former Rotarians.
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San Antonio Rotary Club
Ed Arneson
Robert Kingston
Wylie C. Johnson
T. B. Portwood
Ken Warwick
George Potchernick l
Porter Loring
Thomas Jefferson High School
Rotary
O. &. Lattimer
Rotary International
Seattle
Fred Doyle
Arthur C. Burnett
J. W. Donnell
Alva Wilgus
Ed Raymond
William Winerich
Arthbay Hotel
San Antonians
Extra Police Sent to Town Invaded by 300 Jobless
In Ashcroft, 300 transient unemployed men seized billets, dined without payment and waited for action. A detachment of 36 provincial police from Victoria and Vancouver were sent to reinforce local officers and will intervene only if the unemployed act violently or refuse to return to their camps.
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Vancouver
B. G
Ittie
Ashcreft
Vichton
Revival Opens at Prospect Hill Baptist Church
Revival services begin at 10 a.m. Monday at Prospect Hill Baptist Church and run daily through April 17 announced by pastor Rev. E W Marshall. Services will be led by Rev. J Earnest Stack La Ferla and singer E J Jones, with sessions at 10 a.m. and 8 p.m. daily.
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Baptist Church
Prospect Hill Baptist Church
E. W. Marshall
J. Earmest Stack
la Ferla
E. J. Jones
Fruit License Fee Question Before City Official
Wholesale fruit and vegetable dealers face a $50 annual license with $12.50 due per quarter under an ordinance just passed. City Attorney T. D. Cobbs Jr. and Tax Commissioner Frank Bushick weigh the timing as the fiscal year ends in two months. The measure, approved Thursday by the city commission, takes effect immediately, though sanitary regulations for candy and similar stalls were not included.
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T. D. Cobbs Jr
T Wis
Frank Bushick
Bushick
Lofty Commission
Mrs G E Biering Named President of PTA
Mrs G E Biering was elected president of the Parent Teacher Association at Robert B Green Elementary School. E C Roberts and J H Yants as vice presidents with J C Puckett, R P Steffler, F Townsend, J T Tulen and F C G Young filling officer roles. G B H Sexauer named publicity chairman with trustees including George Glenny and FR Matthews for the Cleveland Memorial Library. A student production of The Good Sport entertained the meeting.
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G. E. Biering
G. E. Bleeing
Robert B. Green
E. C. Roberts
J. H Yants
J. C. Puckett
R. P. Steffler
G. B H. Sexauer
Sesdames George Glenny
FR. R. Matthews
Jani Cleveland
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