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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1939

Page

6

British Japanese Relations Tense Amid China Incidents

In Tokyo a government informant said relations with Britain have neared a breaking point due to rising incidents in China. A admiralty spokesman urged calm to avoid serious international repercussions as Britain faces accusations of intimidation and backing by the United States. Reports cite a British cruiser firing near Hong Kong and Japanese naval boards of British vessels outside Hong Kong waters, plus the death of a British mill worker in Shanghai and arrests of two British officers at Kalgan.

Tokyo Great Britain China Admiralty Ashuhi Britain Japan United States Chiang Kai-Shek Domei Hongkong Shanghai Kalgan Associated Press London Soviet Russia France Asahi Domel Kalgau Tientsin Pientsin Swatow Harbor Swatow Kwanetunp

Relations with Britain worsen as Japan faces pressure

AP reports Tokyo says Japan Britain ties near breaking point amid Soviet nonaggression talks. British and Japanese clashes in China cited including a British officer arrest in Shanghai and a Japanese warship incident near Hongkong. Strang to Moscow plan noted as London seeks three power talks.

William Strang Britain Foreign Office London Moscow Strang William Feeds Chamberlain House of Coins Generalissimo Francico Franco

Montana Senator Seeks Third Term Amid 1940 Talk

Washington reports show Senator Murray states the West backs Roosevelt, while discussions swirl about a third term. Cabinet loyalty quotes from Secretary Wallace and Mayor Maverick mix with cautious notes from Ellender and Mead on the presidency and traditions.

Roosevelt Wheeler D-Mont Senate

Weather Forecast Across South Carolina and Nearby States

Partly cloudy tonight and Friday with scattered thundershowers in northern areas, and similar conditions across Georgia Florida and Alabama with possible central and southwest thundershowers. Winds mainly light to moderate along the coast variable or easterly to southerly.

South Carolina North Portion Georgia Ireida Inbama Florida

Snead Leads National Open With Sub-Par 68

Sam Snead shoots a 68 to grab the first-round lead at the 43rd National Open in Philadelphia. He posts a back-nine 33 to finish two under and tops a crowded field that includes Olin Dutra, Tommy Armour, Craig Wood, and defending champion Ralph Guldahl.

Philadelphia Sam Snead Big Sam Olin Dutra Tommy Armour Craig Wood Mamaroneck, NY Ralph Guldahl Wilford Wehrle Racine Wis Fdl Meister Warrensville Ohio Harry Cooper Snead Sam Lloyd Mangrum California New York Ray Mangrum Byron Nelson Guldahl Johnny Bulla Chicago Henry Picard Hershey Terri Johnson Norristown Bobby Cruickshank Richmond, Va Frank Moore Bretton Woods N. H St. Louie Cardinals Terry Moore A Houghton Athesda Frank Walsh Guidaht Paul Runyan Ke Dudley Horton Smith Chicopee Mass Johnny &Evalta Pat Sawyer

Tennessee Labor Group Backs Roosevelt for Third Term

Nashville union leaders urge President Roosevelt to seek a third term. The Tennessee Federation of Labor executive committee approved a convention floor resolution asking Roosevelt to complete his program restoring democracy and liberty, arguing the welfare of common people depends on his 1940 reelection.

Nashville Tenn Thr Tennessee Federation of Labor Roosevelt Gerald Coley Franklin D

King and Queen Welcome at Niagara Falls Historic Visit

King George VI and Queen Elizabeth visited the United States border at Niagara Falls to begin a four day tour of Canada. Secretary Cordell Hull hosted the ceremony as crowds cheered beyond the river. The royal party then departed by train toward Washington with Ambassador Hull and the Hulls aboard.

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Georgia Air Tour En Route From Atlanta to Savannah

The all Georgia air tour began in Atlanta and ended the first leg with a safe check in for a barbecue lunch. Thirty five privately owned planes started the trip at 9 30 p m today with about 15 more en route and planned a hop off for later. The group will spend the night in Savannah.

Atlanta Savannah Augusta Vavarnas

Amendments Support General Effect with Early Georgia Returns

Early unofficial counts from six of 157 counties show three general effect amendments approved, including highway refunding bonds and coastal highway financing. A vacation hearings amendment also appears favored. Voter turnout is expected light, with estimates under 20 000. In Brunswick circuit race for solicitor general, incumbent W Glenn Thomas leads with five votes.

W. Glenn Thomas Solicitor General Brunswick W. D. Turner H. L Williams M. i Wood

Release Ordered for Sean Russell Leader of Irish Revolutionary Group

The department ordered the release of Sean Russell a self styled head of the Irish revolutionary army held after capture near the Canadian border as the King and Queen passed. Congressmen including Sweeney urged President Roosevelt to intervene and obtain his release amid threats over reception of Their Majesties.

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King George and Roosevelt Welcome Royal Visitors in Washington

The King George VI and Queen Elizabeth visit the capital, greeted by President Roosevelt. The procession moves through the capitol grounds as battleships, aircraft, and salutes mark the royal welcome. The royal party meets officials, tours the White House area, and is escorted to a motorcade amid crowd cheers.

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