Germany rejects US demand to assume Austrian debts
Washington notes indicate Germany will not take on 44 million dollars of Austrian debts owed to the United States and its citizens. The move follows Britain's renewed default on its war debt, with further pressure from six Allied governments able to seek repayment.
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Rumania
Yugoslavia
Lindberghs Guarded in Brittany Amid Menacing Letters
In Brittany, Lindbergh and wife with two sons stay at Dr. Alexis Carrel’s St Gildas island home while gendarmes guard the coast. Police report new menacing letters from America about Hauptmann’s guilt but contain no direct threats.
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France
Breton
Charles A. Lindbergh
America
Lindbergh
St. Gilda's Island
Alexis Carrel
Dirce Island
Lindberghs
Brittany
Kent
England
Pal. Ice
Bruno Hauptmann
Hauptmann
Ilice
Australia
London
Flag Day Address Highlights U.S. Symbolism at Elks Event
Attorney General Clarence W. Meadows addressed the Elks club on Quarrier street for Flag Day, stressing that the U.S. flag stands for peace and tolerance while other nations signify war and oppression. The ceremony included a flag demonstration by the lodge degree team.
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U.S
Clarence W.W. Meadows
Elks Club
United States
Fhallen
Quarrier Street
Lodge
Three Day Bible School Conference At Colcord This Summer
A three day training conference opens today at Colcord to prepare leaders and volunteer teachers for 28 Bible schools planned for this summer along the Coal River district. Dr J S Armentrout of Philadelphia will speak, with Dr Charles W Pindar presiding and about fifty leaders expected to attend.
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Coal River
West Virginia
Charles W. Pindar
Presbyterian Board of National Missions
West Virginia Mountain Project
Elbert Ross
Princeton Seminary
Princeton
N. J
Edgar Erb
Ruth Wylie
Sarah Wylie
Wooster College
Wooster, O
Janet Gould
Wellesley College
Wellesley, Mass
Elsie Foster
Tennent Colege of
Christian Education
Philadelphia
Train crash in Okayama kills 20 and injures 150
A Japanese rail disaster near Kumayama left at least 20 dead and about 150 injured when two trains jumped the rails. The wreck is described as Japan's worst railroad tragedy in years.
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Okayama
Japan
Kumayama
Compton Succumbs at 44 in South Charleston
John N. Compton 44, superintendent of design and engineering at Carbide and Carbon Chemicals in South Charleston, died at 1:25 pm at home 904 Edgewood Drive of a heart ailment. Survived by widow Lenore Cox Compton, three children, sister in Indiana. Body to Simpson funeral home.
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Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Corp
South Charleston
Edgewood Drive
Compton
Charleston
Clendenin
Evansville
Ind
Terre Haute
Rose Polytechnic Institute
Columbia University
Mellon Institute
Pittsburgh
Carbide
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
Edgewood Country Club
Lenore Cox Compton
John N. Jr
Robert S. Compton
Lenore Compton
A. J. Bedard
Indiana
Simpson Funeral Home
Hague Calls Exile for Aliens Objecting to Government
Newark June 14 Mayor Frank Hague urged deportation of aliens who object to the United States form of government. Testifying in a civil liberties suit, Hague said aliens who come here and protest should be driven back to where they came from. He also proposed action toward native objectors.
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Newark
N. J
Frank Hague
Jersey City
Cio-American Civil Liberties Union
Bague
Har on American critics sent to Alaska camp
The speaker contends that born Americans who oppose the U S government should be sent to a camp in Alaska. He declares that anyone who comes here and is displeased with the country’s methods should be dealt with accordingly.
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America
Alaska
Har
Plaintiffs Seek Federal Injunction Over Hague
The plaintiffs urge a federal court to restrain Hague, arguing objectors oppose the government and should be driven back rather than allowed to return. The wording reflects a call for institutional action in response to perceived dissension.
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Hague
Smallpox Fear Triggers Mass Vaccinations and Rail Passenger Rise
Officials warned against interference with CIO and ACLU activities while a Johannesburg outbreak led to sixty thousand vaccinations. Separate data show Indian Railways carried far more passengers in the last year than the prior 12 months.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
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