Germany Protest War Guilt Charge on Versailles Anniversary
On the tenth anniversary of the Versailles treaty Germany staged nationwide protests denying sole responsibility for World War I. President Hindenburg headed a statement calling the day a mourning event while demonstrations spread across the country amid political tension and calls to repudiate the war guilt lie.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Paul von Hindenburg
Germany
Rhineland
Reichstag
Kaiser Wilhelm
der Tag
Danzig
Posen
Kattowitz
Strassburg
von Hindenburg
Oxford confers first postwar degree to German scholar
Oxford University grants Doctor of Divinity to Professor Adolf Deissmann of Berlin, biblical scholar, on the eve of the Versailles treaty tenth anniversary. In New York, 16 year old Rose Fallon begins work earning five dollars weekly.
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Oxford
England
Oxford Unisity
Adolf Deismann
Berlin
New York
Rose Fallon
Miss Brazil Returns Home to Help Friends
A Galveston pageant winner known as Miss Brazil refuses offers to sing or act and plans to use her talents for friends. In Newark a flyer hovers near rooftops as aviator William Hughes seeks a Paris flight but surrenders after police intervene. Rome eases bathing suit rules while Millsfield and San Francisco airport meteorologists monitor weather daily. A Norwegian vessel brings 63 500 barrels of oil worth 1 750 000 and 732 whales captured on a four month cruise.
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Washington
Galveston
Hoover
Norway
Haugland and Thorwald Still Flying Aloft
Pilots Owen Haugland and Thorwald Thunder Johnson remain aloft seeking a new endurance flight record. After a night of violent rain and wind and electrical disturbances, the storm eased and they reached the 118th hour at 5 a m continuing their course between Minneapolis and St Paul.
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United Press
Minneapolis
Owen Haugland
Thorwald
Johnson
Here
St. Pau
Turkish rule restricts foreigners from many trades
In Constantinople on June 28 the Mustapha Kemal government announces a law banning foreigners from key professions including doctor midwife chemist chauffeur dentist baker porter lawyer naval captain shoe shiner interpreter. Foreigners must quit these jobs within six months while some airmen and state department specialists receive special permits. Several Americans are affected by the new veto.
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International
Constantinople
Mustapha Kemal
Turkey
Xperts Testify in M Kens ie Case
Defense for John M. McKenzie who faces execution for the murder of San Antonio detective Sam Street prepares rebuttal testimony by an expert and several non experts. State witnesses assert McKenzie is sane, with trial likely to run late tonight and a July 2 execution date if sanity is upheld.
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United Press
San Antonio
Texas
John M
Pete) McKensie
Sam Street
McKenzie
State Penitentiary
R. O. McFarland
KE. L. Angiers
Jim P. Brittan
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