Cantonese War Threat Looms as South China Armies Advance
Northward movement of 200000 Chinese troops from Canton follows Cantonese government move to declare war on Japan. Civil war fears rise between Nanking nationalist government and southern anti-Japanese forces. Officials warn of potential troop clashes, while Tokyo expects a concerted but nonbelligerent effort to push Japanese from North China. Martial law possible as food prices spike amid wartime fears.
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Railroad Brought to House Door by Italian Gadget Freight Year
Costanzo Giano claimed to bring railroads to households in a reform of the Italian system. Years later a freight year runs onto a seniler with rubber tires and a 2000 ton load capacity, embodying the stated plan in a literal development.
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Floresville Woman Seeks State Legislature Seat
Ruth G. Perry of Floresville announces her run for the state legislature from Wilson County against two male opponents. At 26 she is mother to an eight year old and former relief administrator in Wilson County from 1933 to 1935. She cites debating experience and says she will use the woman’s right to have the last word if elected.
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Prayer and drought relief pledged as Dixie faces heat
Amid continued dry heat crops in Georgia, Tennessee, and South Carolina suffer as 150 million dollars in damage accumulates. Governors Talmadge and Johnston urge prayers for rain while Florida foresees scattered showers midweek. Some rain fell scatteredly but did not ease the drought. crops cotton tobacco and corn were ruined or stunted.
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Dust Bowl Rain Surge Hits Kansas and Plains States
Heavy rains drenched parts of Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, and Colorado in the last 24 hours, with southwestern Kansas and the Panhandle receiving flash downpours. City totals included Liberal and Amarillo reporting significant rainfall, while Dodge City saw 5.13 inches since May 23. Violent storms and lightning caused multiple fatalities and property damage across the region.
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Millions Dispersed to Polish Jews by Joint Committee
Estimated 27 million dollars collected from American Jews over the last 12 years was distributed to Polish Jews, as reported by Wieczor Warszawski. The Jewish American Joint Distribution Committee oversaw the allocations during this period.
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City of Goldfields Celebrates First Anniversary
Goldfields Saskatchewan marks its first anniversary this summer after gold discovery near Lake Athabasca last year spurring a small mining town to form.
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Boy Ta Wins Glory in War
Monteforte Irpino Italy Fusco LorenzoBalin a young Italian soldier with East Africa service earns the silver medal for bravery. He joined the Twenty First of April Black Shirt Division and is nicknamed Intrepid for valor in the battle of Scire. He helped repulse Abyssinians by throwing grenades from a trench parapet.
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Chain store bill revised to curb unfair competition
June 4 in Washington conferees report approving a revised antichain store bill submitted to the Senate. The compromise between Robinson-Patman and Borah-Nuys would empower federal courts to halt unfair practices, shifting some authority from the Federal Trade Commission to district courts. The measure aims to shield independent retailers while guiding federal action against chain store tactics.
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Agua Caliente to Reopen After Mexican Gambling Edict
Agua Caliente, once closed by a Mexican anti gambling edict, is set to reopen around July 4 after conferences with Baron Long hotel owner and Agua Caliente company representatives. Barba Gonzales, secretary of state for the Republic of Mexico, predicted the reopening day following the meetings.
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The Light Box C826 Confidential Credit Terms
Reasonable interest rates offered to viable parties with good credit and steady income. Seeks secured transactions by automobile, furniture, fixtures, or equipment while keeping possession of the property. No intermediaries required and terms kept strictly confidential.
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