Refugee Flight Amid Renewed Fighting Near Shanghai
About 2,000 refugees remain in Shanghai as Sino-Japanese fighting resumes briefly. Japanese forces press in northern China and at Pootung area near the Whangpoo River while American war refugees travel from Ningpoo to Shanghai aboard the British steamer Hsinpeking under U S destroyer escort.
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Herlands Harbor Works
China
Imperial Palace
Tokyo
Whangpoo River
International Settlement
Ningpoo
Here
Chekiang Province
Hsinpeking
United States
Stewart
Mokanshaw Hangchow
Legion Adds Helium Export Ban And Immigration Stance
The report urged no sale of helium gas to foreign nations and transfer of helium control to the war department citing its use in airships. It also opposed immigration restrictions and called for deportation of those aiding communism fascism or Nazism. Mrs. Malcolm Douglas of Seattle was elected American Legion Auxiliary president succeeding Mrs. Os car W Hahn with several regional vice presidents named.
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Malcolm Douglas
Seattle Wash
American Legion Auxiliary
A. H. Hoffman
Des Moines
Iowa
Douglas
Oscar W. Hahn
Wayne, Neb
Central Division
Louis J Lemstra
Clinton
Ind
Southern
Andrew W Lane
Memphis
Tenn
Western
Beatrice Cole
Reno
New
Northwestern
Halsey D Cory
Winonah
Minn
Alford Blackburn
Versailles
FIDAC
Lowell F. Hobart
Cincinnati
Auxiliary
Ofcer
A. W. Newth
State of Washington
S. V. A. Classes to Review Institution History
S. V. A. Classes will review the history of the institution. R Branch president and Andrew Bell, secretary, will represent the Chamber of Commerce which helped open the institution by Dr Tillett. About 50 cadets expected. some arrive after opening. Dr Tillett delayed by illness, went to Durham then University of Georgia with his daughter. Football practice continues with an instructional scrimmage set for October 6 against Handley High School and October 9 with Episcopal High School. no scoring.
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Troop Formed At Lost City West Virginia
Scout Executive Dan O Henry announced the organization of a new troop at Lost City West Virginia with 13 charter members. B F Ormand was named Scoutmaster during a visit by Scouters C S Hartman E B Cooper John S Scully and B F Arthur of Winchester Virginia.
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Dan O. Henry
Lost City
W. Va
B. F. Ormand
C. S. Hartman
E. B. Cooper
John S. Scully
B. F. Arthur
Winchester
Brethren Conference Honors Mission Leaders and Plans
Mrs. Brill addresses the Virginia Annual Conference of the United Brethren Church detailing support for Rev. Lester M. Leach and missionary work in Sierra Leone West Africa. Prof. Lloyd Bowman recounts Leach's death by lightning in 1932 and outlines U B Church methods evangelism education and medicine. Telescope award winners are announced and Divinity Dames meet. Officials discuss ordination and Winchester pastorate considerations as conference adjourns.
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Martinsburg
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United Brethren Church
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Shenandoah College
Dayton
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West Africa
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Lester M. Leach
Christ
U. B. Church
E. E. Harris
Ohio
James W Wright
Harrisonburg
A. P. Havermale
G. D. Batdorf
Rw. Floyd Fpulk
Genoa Va
Winchester
Stover
Signers of Pact madc activities in China protest to Tokyo
The State Department sent a strongly worded protest to Tokyo after the Nanking bombing. The note, the second representation to Japan in three days, condemns large civilian bombings as unlawful and asks that Nanking suffer no further air raids. It warns of accountability for American casualties and expresses hope for restraint.
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China
State Department
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Nanking
Far East
Japan
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Japanese Foreign Office
United States Protests Discriminatory Bombing Move
The United States plans a protest against Japan for bombings of large Chinese cities, challenging Tokyo's right to attack targets like Nanking reported yesterday. The note urges restraint and accuses Japan of indiscriminate bombing as tensions rise over the recent attack.
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Japan
Nanking
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