Portales student wins Harvard scholarship for second time
Portales New Mexico June 18 Milton Van Dyke son of Mr and Mrs J R Van Dyke Portales has been awarded a $1000 Harvard University scholarship Harvard officials announced this is the second Portales High School student to receive the award in three years.
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Portales
N.M
Harvard University
Milton van Dyke
J. R. van Dyke
Harvard
Conspirator Is Slled Names Bishop in Trial
United States Atty Harold M Kennedy described William G Bishop as a salesman of hate fear and prejudice and leader of a 14 man Brooklyn conspiracy to overthrow the government. He called Bishop Macklin Boettger and Claus Ernecke the three musketeers and noted Ernecke died before trial while Boettger remains on trial with Bishop as the case heads to the jury.
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New York
U.P
United States
Harold M. Kennedy
William G. Bishop
Brooklyn
Bishop
Kennedy
Spain
Macklin Boettger
Claus Gunther Ernecke
Boettger
Ernecke
Austria
Government calls for skilled workers for defense program
In Austin on June 18, Herbert W. Chalberg announced the government’s recruitment drive for highly skilled workers to support national defense efforts. The event emphasized manpower needs across industries and the importance of qualified personnel.
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Lea
Austin
Herbert W. Chalberg
Civil Service Advice For Statewide Clerical Jobs
Chalberg urged workers during a statewide radio broadcast to contact local civil service secretaries or post offices for information on qualifications and employment details. He noted no shortage of clerical and unskilled labor, and recalled 1909 when applying 27 coats of paint took six weeks for an automobile body.
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Cal
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Chalberg
Patman Chain Bill Shelved
Washington June 18 A House Ways and Means subcommittee tabled the Patman chain store tax bill after hearings and an executive session motion to report it favorably was rejected then adjourned sine die The plan would tax chains of 10 or more stores with a levy from 50 to 1000 dollars per chain McCormack said lawmakers favored a regulatory rather than punitive approach and the measure would not be within the committee’s jurisdiction.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Patman
McCormack
Massachusetts
Naval Flying Cadet Exams Begin in Dallas
Lieut. L. Laverents opened Texas Oklahoma examinations for naval aviation cadets with 210 applications. He said the proposed 10,000 additional naval planes to Congress would be manned without difficulty once Corpus Christi and other new training fields are opened.
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Naval Flying Tyres
Dallas
Lieut. L. Laverents
Naval Examiner
Laverents
Congress
Corpus Christi
Rare Codex Fernandex Seal illuminates Mexican Indian trek
Berkeley anthropologist Dr John Barr Tompkins spent four years locating the Codex Fernandex Seal in a Crocker Bank vault in San Francisco. The nine foot parchment depicts a pre Hispanic migration from Guatemala toward Oaxaca, possibly Cuicatecan, with battles dances and rituals. The Bancroft Library will receive the fragile document, hailed as a major finds in early Mexican history.
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Calif
John Barr Tompkins
University of California
Crocker First National Bank
San Francisco
W. W. Crocker
Bancroft Library
Herbert I. Priestly
Bancroft Librarian
Tompkins
Guatemala
Tehauntepec
Oaxaca
Mining Mechanic Is Killed at Silver and Lead Mines
Newton George, 55, master mechanic for a Silver and Lead Mining Co., was fatally injured 67 miles south of here when struck by the safety plug of an exploding compressor. He died after arrival for treatment.
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Presidio
Newton George
Here
Kiwanians Call For Compulsory Training At Conference
In Minneapolis on June 18 Kiwanis International delegates urged immediate compulsory military training for high school and college youths. The meeting also pressed to bar the Communist Party from ballots and supported raising the national debt limit. Harold Hippler of Florida stressed that permanent security rests on high national morale as Calvin Keller of Missouri spoke to delegates.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Kiwanis International
Communist Party
Harold Hippler
Eustis
Fla
U. S
United States
Calvin M. Keller
Moberly
Sur
Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules advertised for kidney relief
An old remedy claim promotes Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a diuretic and kidney stimulant for backache nervousness and night awakenings due to kidney trouble. It urges buyers to avoid substitutes and notes a 35 cent to 85 cent price range and the gold medal box label.
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Haarlem
Newspapers face underrecognition in national affairs
The speaker urged delegates to acknowledge the vital role newspapers play in national and community life. He noted progress, comparing automobile battery uses, now nearly 30 versus 14 a decade ago.
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