Tientsin Crisis Deepens Amid Allied Detente Efforts
Ambiguity over US mediation grows as Tokyo debates settlement terms with Britain. Hope rests on a local accord while the army seeks broader revision of foreign concessions in China. Military fences rise around British and French zones as tensions flare and routes to joint action dim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Paris
Washington
United States
Cordell Hull
Britain
France
Japan
Tientsin
Tokyo
China
Eugene Dooman
Seijiro Yoshizawa
Foreign Office
Dooman
Yoshizawa
Local residents receive health and travel updates
Mrs C W Kirby returned from a trip to the World's Fair and New England. Mesdames Knapp and Way with Jackie visit Texas relatives. Mrs Walter Vaughn rests well in hospital. Willie Lee Jones recovers from appendectomy. Obie F Jones shows slight improvement at Archbold Hospital. J H Scales operates. condition satisfactory. O Neal Taylor and others listed as hospital patients. Families vacation at Jacksonville Beach and Daytona Beach. visits to Macon and Highlands noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Kirby
New England States
Canada
Niagara Falls
Local Delights and Family News From Thomasville
Mrs R and Jackson visit Baxley relatives while Mrs J M Cox of Baxley stays on Park street. Mr and Mrs J B Franklin return from Daytona Beach and St Augustine. Alonzo L Davidson's family welcomes a baby son. Mrs H A Rich improves in hospital. Mrs Walter Pittman rests comfortably after surgery. Col Fred Scott to return from New York World's Fair with Governor Rivers. Hon Jeff A Pope of Cairo attends Thomasville City Court session.
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Alonzo L. Davidson
Colonel
Fred Scott
New York
E. D. Rivers
Georgia
Jeff A. Pope
Cairo
Thomasville
Golf club head shatters windshield injuring motorist
S P Taylor of 429 Hardaway street was struck in the face when the iron club head flew from a swinging golf club held by Eddie Jones on Magnolia and Siexas streets. Police say Jones admitted throwing the club as Taylor's car carried his family home from church. The victim received medical care and remains injured. Jones is jailed awaiting further Developments.
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S. P. Taylor
Hardaway Street
Jones
Taylor
Robert Taylor
Laura Harrell
Rosedale Avenue
Mr and Mrs Herschel Miller Move to Thomasville Home
Rome Georgia residents Mr and Mrs Herschel Miller relocate to 516 East Washington Thomasville pleasing friends. Mrs Miller is the former Miss Evelyn Horne.
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Herschel Miller
Rome
Thomasville
East Washington
Britain and Japan Hold Simultaneous Talks Over Tientsin Dispute
Prime Minister Chamberlain announced that talks are taking place in London and Tokyo to resolve the Tientsin dispute. He said Foreign Secretary Halifax met the Japanese ambassador and Sir Robert Craigie in Tokyo is seeking clarification from the Japanese government. He urged mutual restraint to avoid widening the disagreement and affecting British and international settlements in China.
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London
Washington
Paris
Hamma
Tiensin
Japan
Britain
Chiang
Kai-Shek
Tientsin
America
Ister Chamberlain
Tokyo
Chamberlain
House of Commons
Lord Halifax
Robert Leslie Craigie
Marriage of Genevieve Walker to Eddie Rushin
Genevieve Walker daughter of Mr and Mrs A D Walker of Thomasville wed Eddie Rushin of Cairo in a quiet Monticello Florida ceremony. The groom is connected with his father in Cairo business circles and the couple will reside there.
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Thomasville
Cairo
Genevieve Walker
A.D. Walker
Eddie Rushin
Monticello
Florida
Thomasville High School
Mr. Rushin
Foreclosure Action Sells Economy Drug Stock in Savannah
Under a mortgage foreclosure, the Solomon Company of Savannah sold the Economy Drug Company stock on North Broad Street. The stock brought 1450 dollars.
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Economy Drug
Solomon Company of
Savannah
Economy Drug Company
North Broadstret
Engagement Announcement for Agnes Hutchison and Charles Gandy
Mr and Mrs Jr P Hutchison announce the engagement of their daughter Agnes Virginia to Mr Charles H Gandy of this city with marriage planned Sunday June 25.
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Jr. P. Hutchison
Agnes Virginia
Charles H. Gandy
Bomb explosion kills Arabs in Haifa market place
A dawn blast in Haifa market killed eighteen Arabs and wounded twenty four. Police and troops quarantined the area as the Arab marketplace suffered extensive damage to the telephone exchange and booths amid a scene described as grisly with decapitations and mangled victims.
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Jerusalem
Haifa
Political clashes shape WPA board plan and relief rules
Debates over a three member WPA board surface amid internal TVA disputes and labor board complaints. Proposals include state relief funding formulas and a monthly wage schedule, while proponents argue aid should follow the individual rather than residence, challenging state-based needs assessments.
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WPA
TVA
Bituminous Coal Commission
Labor Relations Board
House
Senate
Adams
D-Cole
Senate eyes midweek action on monetary and relief bills
The Senate plans to approve the monetary bill by midweek and move promptly on the 1.736 billion relief measure already passed by the House. A three man relief board would replace the WPA administrator and impose relief restrictions. Open hearings by the Appropriations subcommittee start tomorrow amid tax and neutrality act revision debates. Secretary Hull seeks arms embargo repeal and travel bans on belligerents.
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Senate
T Ie House
WPA
Senate Appropriations
Hull
Squalus Crew Witnesses Hear Navy Board Findings
The 33 survivors aboard the Squalus testified as naval officers seek how water flooded the sunken submarine 15 miles off Portsmouth in 240 feet of water. The board includes Admiral Tarrant and Captains Withers Munroe Styer, with the Sculpin nearby for study as divers tunnel under the wreck to tow the vessel to shallower water.
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Navy Oficer
Portsmouth
Admiral Tarrant
Thomas Withers
Cheir
Newport, R. I
William R. Munroe
Naval Intelligence
Navy Department
Charles Wilkes Styer
Naval Observatory
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Hull notes US concern over Ango-Jap crisis in China
Washington reports Secretary Hull voiced US concern over broader developments in China tied to the Tientsin crisis. He said the government watches daily events, with good offices offered by the Tokyo chargé d affaires and consul general mediation possibilities.
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Hull
U.S
Washington
United States
Tientsin
China
Tokyo
Buge Dooman
John K. Caldwell
Hotel Property Valued Over Five Billion Dollars in U S
The total value of hotel property in the United States exceeds 5 billion dollars, reflecting a broad growth in the lodging industry. Property owners and investors monitor market trends, occupancy rates, and regional performance to gauge future expansion.
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United States
Sunken craft dive completed by Lieut Joseph Morrison
The 150th dive to the sunken craft was made yesterday by Lieut. Joseph Morrison near the site. The operation proceeded under orders and reported success with no additional details provided.
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Madedd Yeaterday
Lieut
Joseph Morrison
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