Professor Mehely Warns of Extinction Risk from Interracial Marriage
Budapest Sept 27 Professor Ludwig Mehely renowned racial biology expert told a large scholarly audience that interracial marriages threaten human extinction. He urged governments to curb birth rates of the proletarian class, allowing unlimited reproduction only for mental workers and farmers. The remark stirred strong reactions amid Hungary's complex racial question debates.
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Budapest
Hungary
Associated Press
Ludwig Mehely
Mehely
Philosophical Faculty
University of Budap
Soviet Russia
Mehley
Alnee “Hungay
Radio Schedule Highlights Baseball Scores and Orchestras
A dense radio program guide lists baseball scores, weather forecasts, orchestral performances, and educational segments across multiple stations. Notable items include baseball score updates, weather reports, and live concerts featuring the Manhattan Trio, Clarinet Quartet, and Winter garden ensembles.
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Danbury Bus Line Named in Joint Actions
Joseph Cully and Grove Munroe of Armonk New York filed joint actions in Superior Court naming Danbury Bus Line Inc as defendant. They allege a Pittsfleld to New York City bus owned by the company became uncontrollable on August 4 and crashed into Cully's house being converted into a dance hall, delaying the hall opening and causing damages. Munroe seeks 5000 for injuries from the bus incident. Cully, a painter, had promises tied to his work there.
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Pair Accused By Girl To Be Tried Friday
Frank Gyurticike a meat shop proprietor at 187 Columbia Street and John Warge of 27 Hancock Avenue faced court on charges involving Helen Vipa a 178 clerk in the Marcel case. The cases were continued to September 6. Detectives Larney and McNamara arrested them after a complaint from John Kacesara proprietor of a mess shop at 426 Columbia Street. Kacesara says Gyurticike is the uncle of the girl. Both men are free on $200 bonds.
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Bond Issue Vote Recorded In Huntington Town Hall
At Huntington town hall on Saturday 27 voters cast ballots on the sewer bond issue with 25 in favor and two against. The measure included retiring existing bonds and funded the Ferry school project once in use now outdated. Meanwhile residents Mrs Edward A Bees and family, Mr and Mrs Card, and others took trips to Pine state park, Twin Lakes, and Kent Falls. A wedding near Danbury drew Miss Anna Schmidt and Arthur Staples. Local visits included Mr and Mrs Joseph Hiller traveling from Lansdowne to Narragansett, with Miss Annie Brooks and Gilbert Brooks at Lordship beach. Dr Newton Turkus of Brooklyn visited his Mohegan street summer home, while Blue Ribbon 4-H prizes were reported at Brookfield fall.
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Emerson High Strikes Over Negroes Attendance
About 200 Emerson High school pupils were absent after protests against 24 Negro students. Officials took no action hoping to defuse the excitement. The football team, which skipped practice amid protests, agreed to report to the field.
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Gary
Associated Press
Emerson High School
Tobacco Growers Seek Legal Action Against Association
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