Massachusetts Oath Rule Sparks Harvard Ultimatum
A state law requires all teachers to take an oath to the United States and its constitution. Harvard’s president demands faculty compliance, with at least one member already threatening to quit. The piece condemns liberal trends in academia and supports enforcing American ideals, noting political and tax-centralization concerns plus Roosevelt era neutrality and sanctions debates.
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United States
Harvard
Jena M. Phillips
International
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Frances Perkins
Ruth Hanna McCormick Simms
Ruth Bryan Owens
Jeremiah’s warnings and hope amid Judah’s decline
The article reviews Jeremiah’s 40 year call to Judah from idolatry and political danger, urging repentance and righteousness. It links Judah’s fate to its moral decay and reliance on Egypt or Babylon, then envisions a future covenant written on hearts and a renewed knowledge of Jehovah.
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Oklahoma City highway contracts let by state highway commission
The Oklahoma state highway commission issued contracts for ten highway projects across multiple counties. Notable items include a U.S. 270 bridge in Beaver County and a U.S. 66 underpass in El Reno, with project values ranging from about $2,500 to over $147,000.
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Oklahoma City
State Highway Commission
Beaver
R. R. Tway
Texas
Tway
el Reno
Meryedh
Lawson
Harmon
Farm To Market
Hollis
Guy H. James
Sky
Jefferson
U.S. 8
Waurika
Ryan
Briscoe Construction Company
Stillwater
Ryan-Richards
Muskogee
Court clarifies burglary element in homicide case
The court ruled that burglary may be proven even if the item stolen during the crime is of little value, indicating murder could occur in the course of an ongoing burglary. It held the burglary could be incomplete at the time of homicide, while murder can still be charged for the same act.
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Bascom Slemp
Frank Lowden
Illinois
Roosevelt
Lowden
Old Guard
London
Marland
Ada
Oklahoma
Gov. Marland
Mussolini
Ethiopia
W. J. Losinger
Justice Trenchard
Hauptmann
Federal Court Session Briefly Opened in Lockport
In Rochester New York the federal court at Lockport in the western district opened for one minute before U S Marshal Joseph Fritisch adjourned the session.
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N. Y
Lockport
New York
U. S
Joseph Fritisch
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