Probe on Ford official citizenship sparks inquiry
The House Immigration Committee voted to obtain data on W. J. Cameron of Detroit, a Ford Motor official, to inspect his citizenship status. The panel will seek the labor department report before any executive session, amid claims Judge Arthur Tuttle granted citizenship lacking a declaration of intention, relating to Cameron's Ontario birth. The discussion arose during debate over an illiteracy test exemption for pre entry aliens.
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Washington
House Immigration Committee
W. J. Cameron
Detroit
Ford Motor Com
United States
Lesinski
Tuttle
Henry Ford
Dickstein
Cameron
Labor Department
Mason
Civil War Veteran Recovers Strength at 91 Birthday
Samuel Beck of Linn county celebrated his ninety first birthday with family despite a recent flu attack. A Civil War veteran, he served three years in the Thirty third Wisconsin infantry and remains among the region's dwindling survivors. His son Guy Beck, daughter in law, Ray Beck and other relatives attended a bed bound party with two birthday cakes as a sign of his enduring spirit.
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Samuel Beck
Twenty-second Avenue
Linn County
Guy Beck
West Branch
Ray Beck
Ted Wienands
Cedar Rapids
Dale
Earl
Robert
Richard Dale Beck
Dale Beck
H. A. van Sickle
Ninth Street NW
Beck
Wisconsin
Birthday Portrait of Cavalry Veteran from Forty Second Wisconsin
The passage describes a veteran of the cavalry and the Forty Second Wisconsin Infantry shown on his birthday last year, holding a cake while recounting youth experiences. Beck enjoys reading western and detective fiction and flourishes his cane, still getting a big kick out of life.
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Try
Cavalry
Wisconsin Infantry
Franklin Pupils Present Brilliant Instrumental Program
Franklin district pupils delivered a capable program directed by Miss Olive Curtis and Roland Moehlmann. The Franklin High School first band performed Mannin Venn and Salutation with strong woodwind tone and technique. Soloists Anna Mae Osterlund and Phyllis Leacox impressed, while the orchestra and ensembles showcased solid training and ensemble work, drawing strong applause.
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Franklin
Olive Curtis
Roland L. Moehlmann
Franklin High First
Mannin Venn
Anna Mae Osterlund
Dean Stucker
Handel
Phyllis Leacox
Marilyn Stookey
Goltermann
Fine Fettle
Lois’ Grissel
Roosevelt nominates 4449 to senate in current session
Washington AP reports President Roosevelt sent 4,449 nominations to the senate this session. Of these, 4,279 have been confirmed, five withdrawn, one rejected, and 164 awaiting action.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
Conservation Board Reopens Palisades Park Dam Service Road
Dr. F. J. Naibert and a group of local fishermen won approval from the Iowa conservation commission to reopen a service road to the area below Palisades dam. The road had been closed for lack of necessity. fishermen will provide labor while the state supplies gravel and a truck. Parking at the water edge will be banned, but fishing parties may haul gear to shore and return cars to the regular lot.
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F. J. Naibert
Palisades Dam
Iowa Conservation Commission
Milwaukee Woman Faces Life For Poisoning Family
Mrs Anna Louise Sullivan age 50 faced life imprisonment after pleading guilty to first degree murder in the poisoning of her stepson James Sullivan 18. She confessed to poisoning her second husband Fred Ricklefs eight years earlier claiming he was a terrible man warped by war. She attempted to kill her third husband Michael Sullivan and his daughter Theresa 11 and was arrested after an autopsy on Sullivan.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Anna Louise Sullivan
Jame Sullivan
Wisconsin
Herbert J Steffes
Sullivan
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Killian Company
Cate
Maxine Shipton
Richard Selvie
Eldo Mentzer
Seitz
Franklin B Orchestra
Franklin A
Franklin String Ensemble
Franklin Second Band
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Killian
Globe Trotter
Coats
Navy
Society
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