More Officers Needed By Japs China Struggle
Aug 10 dispatch notes Emperor Hirohito seeking more officers for China as Chinese defenders at Nankow Pass resist Japanese advance. Five thousand Japanese reported moving toward Peiping corridor while Shanghai calm returns after an official slain. Government briefing to Hirohito outlines steps toward possible war as conscripts reinforce China front.
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Peiping
Nankow Pass
Chahar
Suiyan
Kagan
Mongolia
Shanghai
Tokyo
Hirohito
Japan
Sugiyama
Yonai
Fumimaro Konoye
Roads Barricaded After Clash In Shanghai Area
UNDATED Aug 10 The Associated Press reports Japanese and Chinese forces clashed near Shanghai leaving one Chinese soldier and one Japanese dead. Refugees fled Yangtze valley toward Shanghai as Japanese troops show restraint. Japan contemplates peace talks on its terms while moving to govern northeast Hopei province.
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Shanghai
Yangtze Valley
Hopei
Germany protests Britain over Nazi editors expelled
Germany formally protested to Great Britain over the Home Office expulsion of three Nazi newspaper editors from England last weekend. No explanation of the action has been made public.
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Associated Press
London
Germany
Great Brittain
England
Home Office
Mattern Plans Pole To Moscow Flight with Hallahan
James Mattern the world known flier left Charlestown for Oklahoma City to discuss a proposed North Pole to Moscow flight planned for next year. He is accompanied by Walter Hallahan co sponsor. They will proceed to Los Angeles from Oklahoma City.
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Associated Press
Charlestown
West Virginia
James Mattern
Oklahoma City
North Pole
Moscow
Walter Hallahan
Los Angeles
Airliner crashes into power line near Daytona Beach
A fourteen passenger Eastern Airlines plane bound from Chicago to Miami crashed after takeoff in Daytona Beach killing four and injuring six. The aircraft struck a power pole and a power line fuse blew. Chief Pilot Stew Dietz copilot Robert Reed and passenger Petey Philpot died, others injured. The crash occurred around 11 p.m. last night as the plane faced power line failures and resultant fire. In Washington, the House sent the Senate’s lower court proposal bill to a conference committee for final agreement, expected to pass soon.
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Daytona Beach
Pete Dygert
Florida Light
Art Dietz
Robert Reed
Petey Philpot
Roosevelt Says War In China Is Very Disturbing
President Roosevelt at a press conference called the Sino Japanese conflict in North China disturbing and said he will stay near the White House to monitor developments. Senator Pittman urged the United States to stay out of far eastern hostilities and rebuked calls for immediate action under neutrality laws.
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China
Dent Roosevelt
White House
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Sen
Key Pittman
Foreign Affairs Committee
United States
Pittman
Hull
Japan
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Nanuk Returns to Nome From St Lawrence Island Voyage
The motorship Nanuk captained by Aarnout Castell arrived in Nome at noon from St Lawrence Island after a 22 hour trip. Passengers included Mrs. Alvin Palet and Gene Mingus, with Dean Bunnell’s family aboard and Dr. Rainey remaining on Kukulik for archaeological work. The party planned to fly back to Faith banks.
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Aarnout Castell
Nome
Allnoon
St Lawrence Island
Alaska
Vis
Alvin Palet
Gene Mingus
Chas. Bunnel
University of Alaska
Murray
Marie
Jean Bun
Dean Bunnell
Rainey
St. Lawrence Island
iKukulik
Coast Guard
Northland
Savoonga
Castell
Saurows
Eskimos
Gambell
Kukulik
Suvponga
Roosevelt Denies Attend Senate Dinner Honoring Barkley
The White House said pressure of other things will prevent President Roosevelt from attending the Democratic dinner honoring Senator Barkley of Kentucky as Senate Democratic leader after the death of Senator Joseph T. Robinson. He will send a greeting letter read by Vice President Garner.
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Washington, D. C
White House
Roosevelt
Senator Barkley
Kentucky
Senate
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
John N. Garner
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