Policy Talk on China Far East and Japan Tensions
Boake Carter questions U S restraint as Hull and Britain urge peace with China and Japan. He frames the Nine Power Treaty as a Western carve up of China and contemplates U S actions in Nicaragua and Mexico amid rising Japanese caution toward Russia. The piece critiques US meddling and the one door policy in a critical tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull
Far East
Japan
China
United State
United States
Nicaragua
Mexico
Pershing
Washington
McKinley
America
Shang
Involving 130 Million in War Over China Rights
The speaker argues the United States has no true rights in China, only private American corporate interests. He warns against defending the Philippines and facing a 7000 mile sea barrier with a limited merchant fleet, noting Japan’s “Asia for the Asiatics” stance and Britain’s feigned outrage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Sullivan Homecoming Notes Parade Prizes List Winners
Sullivan hosts a mile long homecoming parade with numerous prize categories. Winners include the Water 18 Best WCTU bucket float by the old oaken bucket, the 4 H Club and ladies friendship club for second and third, Eloal on a painted hay wagon, and the class of 1936 Sullivan High School for best decorated car. Other honors go to the oldtimers band, Ralph Smith as a comical clown, Earl Crile, Sullivan police patrol for most comical event, and several entries for makeup, oldest transportation, oldest couple, oldest auto, and military uniforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Friendship Club
Anna Clark
Sullivan High School
C. W. Sommer
Lodi
Oldtimers Band
Tades
Ralph Smith
Earl Crile
Sullivan Police Patrol
Hill Arndt
Billie Burden
Stanley Smith
LeRoy Taylor
Mr. Taylor
Gaylord Fast
David Kerr
Local Fair Honors Winners And Social Events
A wartime pageant list notes prize horses and driving animals with owners including Captain Courageous ridden by Sydney Rosenfield and Golden Glitter owned by land Mills of Lorain. Other top prizes include best draft horse Edgar Drake and second place J Bates. A variety of shows, bands, and community gatherings fill the pages with Nova Sullivan and Akron participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy
George Jaycock
Lawrence Harris
Dorothy McAlpine
Captain Courageous
Sydney Rosenfield
Golden Glitter
Leland Mills
Lorain
Edgar Drake
Mr. Bates
J. T. South
Columbia school delegation to Ohio State Fair
About 69 Columbia school children aged 12 and older, chaperoned by Mrs. John Crum and others, left for the Ohio State Fair in Columbus and returned the same day. Buses were driven by P. W. Heineman and Everett Stone. Principal M. L. Roger and several parents saw them off. Also notes on relatives visiting Mount Sterling and Russell's Point and new Ladies Aid Auxiliary officers elected at North Olmsted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
John Crum
Lucille Churchward
Wade Jacquays
Ernest Dunford
Milo Stearns
Columbus
P. W. Heineman
Everett Stone
M. L. Roger
Herman Leach
Mount Sterling
Russell's Point
Ladies Aid _ Auxiliary
North Olmsted
Hubert Morlock
Russell Fish
Leo Martin
Ladies Aid Society
Adah
H. C. Bartter
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eel
Boake Carter
Russia
Bellanca
State Department
Secretary of State
Tioga
Johnston Gift & Knit Shop
East Second Street
Philippines
United States of America
Orient
Asia
Britain
Uncle Sam
Ledger Syndicate
Sullivan
Paul Shick
Millia Arndt
Ben Ben Kosht
Clawson and
Kingsbury
Claude Kingsbury
Joé Feakins
Odd Fellows
Mr. Markel
Tiffin
Charles Null
Hygrade Dry Cleaners
Middle Ave
U. S
Wartorn
Sylvia Murray
Creston
Richard Hawley
Jay Calem
Millie Arndt
Don Fry
Roy Whitcomb
Elmer Kloot
Guernsey
Gail Heitner
Robert McKinley
Ashland
Lowell Hileman
New London
Charles Andrews
Nova
Marshal McAdoo
Clawson
Frank Dennis
Nova and Sullivan
Lod
Wellington
Old Timers
Akron, Nova and Sullivan
Homer
Eva McAdoo
Hills’ Barn
Charles Mayes
Earl Martin
Portland
Oregon
I. M. Plank
Coopersville
Mich
Kenneth and
Mary Granville
Ida Rogers
W. E. Mayes
Arnold
Helen Sommers
Cleveland
Lea Haunce
Corinna
Medina
Mary Heywood
Ohio State University
Mildred
Martin
Mary House
Earl
Long Island
Floyd Baker
St. Louis
Libble
Anna Martin
Elyria
Henry Lebnning
Painesville
Ralph Linderman
M. L. Royer
Hartville
Royer
Frank L. Jones
Misa Minnie Papenpy
Sandusky
Joan
Royalton
George Roberta
Clair Howard
Gladys Cole
Shirley Kelner
LaGrange
Charles Frigit
Cuyahoga Falls
Dorie Hutchinson
Berens
Mire
Robert Churchward
Columbia Ruse
Sohio
Mary
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