Ontario outlawed Communist party in Canada
In Ottawa on May 15 the Ontario supreme court outlawed the Communist party and sentenced three men to prison terms of 2 to 3 years with fines from 1000 to 2000 dollars. The decision extended the outlawing to the entire organization. Harry Binder, a news censor and Communist official, received three years and $2000. his brother Louis, a soldier, and Roy Saunders, a civil servant, got 2 1/2 years and $1000 each.
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Sheppard Proposes 15 Million Fort Repair Bill
Chairman Morris Sheppard of the Senate military affairs committee introduced a bill to appropriate 15 000 000 dollars for general repair work and rehabilitation of forts and military posts in the United States and its possessions. Fort Sam Houston in Texas will receive 277 200 dollars.
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Morris Sheppard
Senate Military Affairs Committee
United States
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
No American Casualties Reported in Holland
Washington May 15 The American minister to the Netherlands George A Gordon cabled that the state department says there have been no American casualties in Holland as far as is known.
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George A. Gordon
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Texas Poised to Shape Democratic Convention Role
A Dallas Austin report notes Texas could again influence the Democratic convention as in 1932. With Garner still in play, Texas lawmakers, leaders, and 46 convention votes keep Texas in the spotlight, aided by figures like Rayburn, Jones, and a strong delegation from Waco.
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Howard C. Marshall Austin
John N. Garner
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Congress
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McGehee Wins Bid For Wheat Land At Grand River Dam
In Vinita Oklahoma May 15 the Grand River Dam Authority accepted a 250 offer from A F McGehee for wheat on land it owned Public Works Administration faulted the authority for not bidding and urged advertising bids The directors then announced the highest bid was McGehee at 150 dollars
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Vinita
Okla
Witness uses ink on hands to Track directions in court
In Seattle on May 15 Mary Hicks avoided confusion in an auto accident damage suit by writing left and right on the backs of her hands. The device helped her follow directions and proceed as a witness.
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Seattle
Mary Hicks
Houston Negro Held On Assault Charge
In Houston a 20 year old plumber's helper, Joe Barteese, was jailed without bond on charges of criminally assaulting a young white woman and robbing her escort on May 5. The victim identified Barteese in a city park where her companion Carl Smith was forced to hold her two year old son as the attack occurred, and Smith lost $2 and his automobile. Police arrested Barteese after the woman hysterically identified him.
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U.P
Joe Barteese
Carl Smith
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Barteese
Mexico Organizing Espionage System
Mexico plans a first military intelligence bureau to counter German and Soviet undercover agents. The defense department will run the program with Gen Juan Felipe Rico, head of the war ministry’s technical bureau, slated to lead the division.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Defense Department
Juan Felipe
Rico
War Ministry
Fliers Signal Dinner Return in Montpelier
Captain Walter Cleveland, an army pilot, signals his wife he is coming home for dinner by dipping his plane’s wings as he flies past his house on the edge of the airport in Montpelier Vermont.
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Montpelier
U.P
Walter Cleveland
Simple Home Remedy for Rheumatic Pain Uses Lemon Juice
An old advertisement promotes Ru-Ex Compound as a quick relief for rheumatic arthritis and neuritis. Mix with water and lemon juice, take two tablespoons twice daily, with claims of relief within 48 hours. Money-back guarantee if no improvement. Sold by Fox Drug Company and Walgreens.
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