The Archive · 1938

Yellow River Threat

Hankow, June 28.

The threat of the Japanese to cross the Yellow River in north-western Honan west of Chengchow is the latest development in the Honan war situation, according to Chinese military despatches.

The crea north of the Yellow River is now said to resemble an armed camp, with Japanese troops pouring into Ponai and Sinyang. on the western terminus of the Taoching Railway It is claimed that the Chinese yesterday recaptured Tsiyuan, on the north bank of the Yellow River opposite Loyang.—Reuter Precautions Taken in

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