New York Whirligig on War Ifs and Transport Turmoil
In New York and Washington reactions to a potential German-Russian conflict swirl. Analysts weigh Hitler's moves against Britain, possible shifts in German policy, and the fate of Finland Ukraine and the USSR. Meanwhile New York Mayor LaGuardia battles the Communist dominated Transport Workers Union over a June 30 contract. Washington reports 800000 youths will register July 1 for possible military service with a lottery to determine call order and a goal of assembling a larger army of youngsters through rapid induction.
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Speeding Cannon Production At Watervliet Arsenal
Watervliet Arsenal in New York boosts artillery output with faster bore and rifling methods. Col. J. C. Beatty explains development work, while G. D. Knight notes a rise in efficiency. about 3,800 workers now compared with World War 1 levels, plus private firms contracting cannon work.
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The Sacred Dagger Firefight Continues in canyon camp
Sherwood orders Doddap to seize weapons as the group fights off Nagara warriors and outlaws. Anne hides behind a wall while Sherwood leads the defense and plans escape with the Nagaras. The camp battle ends with victors and prisoners. night falls as Anne and Sherwood face the grim aftermath.
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Mackey
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Palette of Palomino plans spur Texas California race horse group
On June 25, breeders in Texas and California incorporated The Palomino Horse Breeders of America in Sacramento. Los Angeles County filed Articles of Incorporation, with Texans Jack W. Bridges Glen Rose Hayes Mitchell Marfa Howar Cox San Angelo Dr. Arthur Zappe Mineral Weiss M. K. Witt Coleman W. B. Mitchell Marfa as directors. The piece notes Palomino popularity tied to movie culture and describes breed traits and origin. The column includes anecdotes on Almino stallions, meals described as victuals, and social notes from McLean to Amarillo, including election night plans and Range Riders events.
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Howar Cox
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Arthur Zappe
Mineral Weiss
M. K. Witt
Coleman
W. B. Mitchell
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