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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1938

Page

5

Japan Army Enters Canton After Nine Day Drive

News from Hong Kong reports Japanese troops entered Canton following a nine day advance 80 miles from Bias Bay. South Ching army stormed outer defenses after artillery bombardment as Chinese officials fled toward Yung Yuen and factories were blown up under scorched earth policy. Sniper nests feared as tanks moved into suburbs.

Hong Kong Canton Bias Bay Cantons Yung- Yuen People's Militia

Japanese Advance Into Canton Capital

Far from the commercial capital of South China Japanese vanguard entered Canton at 2 30 p m American surgeons at Canton hospital reported tanks leading the infantry passing the hospital near the foreign quarter Wu Teh Chen chairman of the Kwangtung provincial government and other Canton officials had gone to Yungyuen and were prepared to carry out their duties there.

South China Canton Hospital Wu Teh- Chen Kwangtung Canton Uo Yungyuen

Dallas to Have Art Work Shop

Dallas plans a first of its kind fine arts scientific research and conservation laboratory. Charles M Muskavitch of Boston will lead the lab to identify old masters and uncover frauds. The 34 painting collection, once owned by the Lima Marquis of Torre Tagle and later by a Dallas relative, includes Velazquez The Concert and a Rembrandt copy. valued near $1.5 million.

Dallas Tex Dallas Art Association Charles M. Muskavitch Boston Dallas Museum of Fine Arts Muskavitch Marquis of Torre Tagle Lima Peru Dallas Museum Fogg Museum Harvard University Muskovitch Rembrandt British National Gallery London Velazquez Rubens Giovanni Bellini Tintoretto Lorenzo Lotto

Leopard escape ends in drown near Worcester

A leopard trapped near Worcester, South Africa broke the wire and dragged the heavy trap 800 yards before falling into a waterhole and drowning. The incident highlights dangers of wildlife trapping and the animal’s fate in the chain of events.

Worcester South Africa

Japs Eager For Peace Amid Canton Advance

Shanghai dispatch reports Britain and Germany mediating between Japan and China. Japanese forces near Canton 12 miles from defenses after marching 70 miles in nine days. British and German envoys seek talks with Chiang Kai Shek in Hankow or Chungking. Casual updates on Hankow front show progress along Yangtse and Kishui River.

Shanghai Great Britain Germany Japan China Canton Tokyo A. Clarke Kerr Hong Kong Chungking Hankow Chiang Kai-Shek Chippeee Chiang Chengkangshu Tsengshin Yangtse Ocheng Kishui

Rocket Ceiling May Be Raised

Pasadena chemist John W. Parsons and rocket engineer Edward S. Forman plan to break the world altitude record for rockets, aiming to exceed 8,000 feet with a 20 inch high rocket using smokeless powder and a rapid five to ten second firing sequence.

Pasadena Cal John W. Parsons California Institute of Technology Edward S. For- Man R. H. Goddard New Mexico Arroyo Seco

Queen Of The Cayugas Sells Buds On Street

Buffalo report on Carrie Scott known as Jo Ah Yah Mountain Dew a Cayuga leader who sells flowers on Main Street for 83 years and wields appointing and deposing power over Cayuga chiefs with four chiefs living on Cattaraugus Reservation. Salvadore to produce 1,900,000 bags of coffee next year.

Buffalo W. Y Carrie Scott Main Street Scott Cattaraugus Reservation

Diphtheria Epidemic Believed Checked in Cincinnati

In Cincinnati on October 21 1920 health commissioner Dr Francis Haberman announced the diphtheria outbreak among St Bernard school children appeared checked. Five schools closed since Wednesday were to reopen Monday if no new cases surface. The public library and theaters would reopen then as well. The epidemic affected 18 children and the source remained unknown.

Cincinnati St Bernard Francis Haberman Haberman

Auto Thieves Miss Cache Bangor Car

Den nis Stubbs valued his car at 50 but found 287 in cash hidden under seats. Thieves stole the machine in Bangor Maine but recovered the car with the money intact.

Cache Bangor Dennis Stubbs Stubbs

Auto Wash and Grease Job at Freedom Gas

Auto wash offered for 49 cents with complete grease job at 50 cents. Tires sold on easy terms. Location Freedom Gas and Oil at 4th and East Ave, contact phone 3253.

Freedom Gas & Oil 4Th & East Ave

Hungary Receives New Offer From Czechoslovakia

Budapest reports a more liberal territorial proposal from Czechoslovakia yet still unsatisfactory as it omits Kassa Ungvar and Kunkacs districts. Premier M Brody of the Ruthenian Autonomous government arrived to confer with Hungarian leaders amid ongoing diplomacy.

Budapest Hungary Foreign Office Czechoslovakia Kassa Ungvar Kunkacs M. Brody

Croydon approves six public projects costing 4.5 million

Voters in Croydon England backed a bold plan despite a stop spending push. The city will undertake six public works projects totaling 4.5 million dollars.

Croydon England

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