Japan reshuffles cabinet as Matsuoka exits
Tokyo influence shifts as Japan's new war cabinet drops Yosuke Matsuoka from Foreign Minister. Admiral Teijiro Toyoda steps in while Premier Fumimaro Konoye and War and Navy chiefs remain. Nomura linked to easing U.S. tensions. Matsuoka’s peace aims and talks with Chiang Kai-shek cited as missteps.
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Yoo Hoo at Bull Sparks Perilous Chase on River
Two anglers Tom Connors and George Minnearch fishing on the Sangamon River shout Yoo hoo to a bull on the bank. The animal charges the boat, they cut oars and flee, escaping danger.
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Nazi Fiasco In Syria War Is Revealed Page Two
Beirut correspondent recalls a complex Syria Lebanon campaign with Vichy Dentz and Free French forces. German officers and agents aided early on while air and naval actions shaped the battle, casualties rose, and refugee flows intensified amid shifting loyalties and open city threats.
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City Council Bans Depot Loitering as Misdemeanor
Los Angeles officials enacted an ordinance making it a misdemeanor to loiter around railway stations and bus depots. The rule targets people watching trains and transit arrivals, approved Friday by the City Council.
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Artillery near Beirut angers villagers as British halt near archbishop home
Villagers near Beirut protest when Deniz deploys artillery close to settlements including a battery beside the Greek Orthodox archbishop on Mount Lebanon. The British decline to fire, easing the advance. In the final weeks, only about 1,000 Vichy troops held strong positions south of Beirut.
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Vacationing Hudsons Sought After Cat Dies Rabies Warning
Police hunt Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Hudson and their two daughters in a triangle of cities Oklahoma City New York City and Washington D C. They are urged to seek rabies treatment for their infant daughter after their cat died of the disease during an auto mobile vacation tour.
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Family Partners in Law Practice Ends in Draft Clash
Freeman Bradford 59 and son William 23 planned a legal partnership after both entered Indiana Law School and were admitted to the Indiana bar. The venture collapsed as William was classified 1-A by the draft, awaiting call.
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Boy Loses Both Feet In Buffalo Collision
In Buffalo yesterday a collision between two cars left three boys injured on a curb. Nine year old Henry Cawl had both feet amputated at Emergency Hospital and may not walk again.
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