Conspirator Is Named In Brooklyn Trial
United States Army officer Harold M. Kennedy described William G. Bishop as leader of a 14 man Brooklyn conspiracy to overthrow the government. Kennedy labeled Bishop as selling hate and prejudice using Red menace Spain horror films and the protocols of Zion. He called Boettger and Ernecke the trio of conspirators as the case heads to the jury after two and a half months.
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New York
U.P
United States Arty
Harold M. Kennedy
Willam G. Bishop
Brooklyn
Bishop
Kennedy
Spain
Macklin Boettger
Claus Gunther Ernecke
Boettger
Ernecke
Austria
Highly Skilled Workers Sought for National Defense
Austin reports the government’s appeal for skilled workers to aid national defense, voiced by Herbert W. Chalberg. This origin marks the launch of a recruitment effort aimed at strengthening defense capabilities nationwide.
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Austin
Herbert W. Chalberg
Statewide radio appeal on civil service clerical jobs
Chalberg urged workers during a statewide broadcast to contact local civil service secretaries or nearby post offices for information on qualifications and employment details. He noted no shortage of clerical and unskilled labor, while a 1909 example recalls a six week paint process for a car body.
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Chalberg
Patman Chain Bill Shelved
Washington June 18 A House ways and means subcommittee tabled the Patman chain store tax bill after hearings. Chairman McCormack Massachusetts Democrat said the panel rejected reporting the bill and voted to adjourn sine die, stopping further action this session. The measure would have taxed chains of 10 or more stores from 50 to 1000 dollars per chain, and critics argued it should be regulatory rather than punitive.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
McCormack
Massachusetts
Naval Flying Cadets Examinations Begin in Dallas
Lieut. Laverents opened Texas Oklahoma examinations for naval aviation cadets with 210 applications. He said the proposed new 10,000 plane quota would be manned easily when the Corpus Christi training field and other fields are opened.
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Naval Flying Tyres
Dallas
L. Laverents
Naval Examiner
Laverents
Congress
Corpus Christi
Codex Fernandex Seal Found Aids Mexican Indian Migration
UC Berkeley anthropologist Dr. John Barr Tompkins led a four year hunt that uncovered the Codex Fernandex Seal a scroll nine feet long depicting an eighth to fifteenth century Mexican Indian migration. Found in Crocker Bank vault San Francisco the fragile document will be donated to Bancroft Library. The codex likely relates to Cuicatecan Aztec era movements from Guatemala northwest through Isthmus Tehauntepec showing battles dances ceremonies and landscapes.
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Berkeley
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 Presidio Mines
Newton George, 55, master mechanic for a silver and lead mining company, was fatally injured 67 miles south of here when struck by a safety plug of an exploding compressor. He died shortly after arrival for treatment.
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Presidio
Newton George
Here
Kiwanians Urge Compulsory Training and Ballot Reform
MINNEAPOLIS June 18 Kiwanis International public affairs conference called for immediate compulsory military training for high school and college youths. It urged denying Communist Party ballot placement and favored raising the national debt limit. C Harold Hippler said national security rests on morale, not just armed forces. Calvin M. Keller spoke to delegates.
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Minneapolis
Minn
UPR
Kiwanis International
Communist Party
C. Harold Hippler
Eustis
Fla
U.S
United States
Calvin M. Keller
Moberly
Sur
Kidney trouble triggers nighttime awakenings surge
Kidney issues disrupt sleep as nighttime urination increases. The article describes toxins and waste buildup prompting more frequent waking, with potential impacts on daytime function. Medical guidance and potential treatments are noted without sensational detail.
Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules Promise Kidney Relief
If you feel off balance with nervousness dizziness backache or urinary issues review kidney function. Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules are promoted as a simple cheap diuretic and kidney stimulant claiming rapid relief from gouty pains neuritis rheumatic joint discomfort and nocturnal urge. The ad urges purchase of an 84 cent package and warns against substitutes claiming authenticity with a Gold Medal box.
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Haarlem
Haarlem Oi
Newspapers Recognized For National Service Urges Delegates
A speaker urged delegates to recognize the vital role newspapers play in national and community life. He noted the invaluable service of newspapers to the nation and communities and called for greater recognition. The talk touched on technological progress and changing uses of resources.
Portales Youth Receives Harvard Scholarship
Milton Van Dyke of Portales, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Van Dyke, was awarded a $1,000 Harvard University scholarship. Harvard officials announced the award, marking the second Portales High School student to receive such a scholarship in three years.
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Portales
N. M
Harevard University
Milton van Dyke
J. R. van Dyke
Harvard
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Chicago
Polly McClure
Halstead and
Cherry
Uncle Charlie’s Place
Good Heavens
Freck
Missi
Hubbard
Patman Chain
Bill
Sierra Madre
Mexico
W. H. Crocker
Brooks
COPE
Amarillo Daily News
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