Japan pressures to station inspectors in Burma and curb Hong Kong trade
Tokyo signals a hard line toward British and French possessions in the Far East. Japan seeks to place inspectors in Burma to ban arms traffic to China and to end trade between Hong Kong and its hinterland. Britain likely to resist but seek a compromise. French Indo China defense bolster noted as Tokyo pressure rises.
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Tokyo
Far East
Burma
Hongkong
China
Shanghai
Britain
Europe
Indo-China
Large Attendance At Parks in State
Maryland parks and forests welcomed 24 039 visitors from January through May. Five state parks drew 116 476 visitors and seven state forests hosted 24 763. Patapsco State Park led last month with 63 775 visitors, boosting five month totals to 93 514. Savage River Forest ranked second in attraction, with 9 776 enjoying scenery.
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Maryland
Karl Pfeiffer
Pfeiffer
Patapsco State Park
Savage River Forest
Garrett
Damage By Youths Reported To Police
The garage garden and flower bed of Hillard French at 700 block West Franklin Street were wrecked by youths yesterday. French reported damaged vegetables and snipped flowers with the garage roof nearly torn. He suggested handing the youths to their parents for reprimand.
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Hillard French
Frankin Street
French
Headdharters
Fogue
Bad man Ulrich ends standoff with self in apartment
Sidney Nebraska June 24 John Ulrich 29 Omaha with criminal record trapped in a Thst hideout last night after threatening to shoot it out He wounded an undersheriff earlier in Sterling County then killed himself with a shot through the roof of his mouth after retreating behind a folding bed
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Sidney
Neb
John Ulrich
Omaha
Quillears
Ulrich
Sterling. Cole
Ile
Belt
Ambassador Is Sent To London
United States withdraws its chief diplomat from Bordeaux and orders Anthony J. Drexel Biddle to London to resume duties as Ambassador to the exiled Polish government. Secretary Morgenthau waits on State Department guidance before any decision on French asset release or recognition of the Paris government.
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Washington
United States
Bordeaux
Petain
France
Yule
Anthony J. Drexel Biddle
London
Biddle
Pelain
French National Committee
William C. Bullitt
Hull
Bullitt
State Department
Paris
Petrin
Thiele
Treasury
Morgenthau
New London Committee
Club Plans Outing For Sportsmen at Potomac Club
Conoco Sportsmen's Club schedules its first summer outing at the new Potomac clubhouse on Thursday afternoon June 27. Clay bird shooting, horseshoe pitching, rifle and revolver shooting, and archery will be featured with supper at o'clock and events into darkness. The club touts an acclaimed bird course laid out by veteran hunters to imitate real field conditions. Members may bring guests, and organizers expect about 200 attendees.
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Conocochengue
Potomac
Ouling
Petain cabinet names Pierre Laval as vice premier and minister
Pierre Laval former French premier and key figure in the Thilian-Ethiopian crisis was named vice premier and minister of state without portfolio in the Petain government that capitulated to Germany.
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France
Fouader
Pierra Laval
Petain
Germany
Unlikely success for boy's school humanization effort
A campaign to humanize the State Industrial School for Boys shows unexpected progress as the school band performs at a regional music festival. James Zukic, a board member, notes three Ratón boys appeared before a judge and requested commitment to the school.
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Santa Pen. M
Industrial School For Boys
Mttarwards
James Zukic
Board of
Trussees
Raton
Coupon notice for Herald and Mail promotions
A detached fragment indicates a coupon valid in both the Herald and Mail newspapers daily through July. It mentions a Panera themed offer and invites readers to bring the coupon to the HeraldMatoMee on Summit Avenue. The text appears garbled with incomplete fields and unclear terms.
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Herald and Mail
HeraldMatoMee
Summit Avenue
Remodeling Underway at Old Police Station Site
The old city station house on Market House Lot is being converted into NYA youths training headquarters with mechanical work to qualify participants for wartime employment in aircraft industries. Equipment moved from City Hall. several thousand dollars of gear to be installed. The Mayor and Council leased the building to the government for the program. youths receive a small wage during training.
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Market House
NYA
Mishap Victims In Serious Condition With Fatal Crash
Sheriffs officers said two others were in serious condition after a head on collision on the Williamsport Greencastle pike near Tune 16. Frances L. Clagett, 68, of Williamsport, died from the injuries. Olin A. Griesemer of Washington County Hospital is listed in serious condition.
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Sherif
Williamsport Greencastle Pike
Frances’ Ll. Clagett
Williamsport
Washington County
Olin A. Griesemer
Allentown Operator Tied to Williamsport Case
Allentown, Pa. operator is connected to a case involving Mrs. Maude Conrad of Williamsport in a development affecting local transportation and regional ties.
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Allentown
Cara
Maude Conrad
Williamsport
Elgin urges sane Fourth for Marylanders
Motor Vehicle Commissioner W Lee Elgin urged Marylanders to take simple precautions to avoid making July Fourth a jamboree of carelessness. He cited the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration toll and warned fatalities spike on the Fourth. Elgin urged drivers to exercise special care and use caution to keep the holiday safe and fun.
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W. Lee Elgin
Virginia to pay share of Potomac bridge costs
The Virginia Roads Commission will cover part of the Potomac River bridge project at Sandy Hook in Washington county. Ezra B. Whitman, state roads chief, said Virginia will also help fund the Maryland bridge with 765 000 to 90 000 dollars. The tri state program includes Maryland and West Virginia with roads linking the spans.
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Virginia Roads Commission
Potomac River
Sandy Hook
Washington County
Ezra B. Whitman
State Roads Commission
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Shenandoah River
Whitman
Substructure bids urged for August in Maryland project
A Maryland project official estimated a total cost near 600000 dollars and recommended requesting substructure contract bids in August. The report notes depth considerations of 1300 feet below sea level for the Dead Seats section.
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Maryland
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