Blunt German protest met with expulsion of Nazi consuls
Washington reports a sharp German note denying accusations and promising action. Sumner Welles outlined steps to remove consuls, prevent their entry elsewhere in the Americas, and return them to Germany by July 10. Nazi agencies including Trans Ocean and Library of Information ordered shut down.
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United States
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State Department
Hans Thomsen
Sumner Welles
Roosevelt
Welles
Lisbon
Portugal
Japan
U.S
America
U. S
German Library of Information
New York
Trans-Ocean News Service
Trans- Ocean
New Zealand
Artificial insemination yields nearly ten thousand U S births
A Chicago report from June 10 cites a Journal of the American Medical Association survey noting artificial insemination produced about 9,500 babies in the United States. Donors were used in most cases with husbands contributing in about two thirds. The study, based on 30,000 questionnaires from 17,642 physicians, covers pregnancies, gender outcomes, regional distribution, and recommends continuing treatment over three years with monthly inseminations.
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Chicago
U. S
Journal of the American Medical Association
Francis I. Seymour
Alfred Koerner
New York
National Research Foundation For Eugenic
Northeast States
Southeast
Middle
Southwest
Mountain and Great Plains
Far West
Pacific Northwest
Mid-East Regatta Set For Marietta
Marietta prepares for the 11th mid-east regatta on July 4 and 5 sanctioned by the National Outboard Racing Commission. The event attracts drivers from many states with about $1200 in prizes and the Charles G. Dawes gold cup up for grabs after four miles of hydroplaning. Local sponsor Marietta Post No. 64, American Legion, aims to welcome thousands who will visit Musskingum river for the Fourth of July weekend.
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Ohio
Mariettans
Mid-East
Musskingum
Marietta Post No
National Outboard Racing Commission
Charles G. Dawes
W. W. Everett
Tulsa
Oklo
Art Wullshleger
Larchmont
Four births reported at Charleston General hospital
Mr and Mrs Wertz Jr of Virginia avenue welcomed a daughter born Tuesday at Charleston General hospital. Mr and Mrs I B Foster of 706% First avenue welcomed a son born Tuesday at Charleston General hospital. Four births were reported yesterday at Charleston General hospital including Mr and Mrs Ramsey of 515
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Virginia Avenue
Charleston General Hospital
I. B. Foster
First Avenue
R- B. Ramsey
Butler Street
T. J. Long
Clay Avenue
John Simpson
Robert Brown
Widen
Title Bout Is Almost Stopped By Conn Manager Fight
Billy Conn and his manager clashed with New York State Athletic Commission deputies over hand bandage tape for the Billy Conn Joe Louis heavyweight title showdown at Polo Grounds. An alleged amendment boosting tape length from six to eight feet sparked the dispute just before the bout. Conn’s camp warned they would not enter the ring under the new rule, though officials argued the rulebook cited six feet.
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Polo Grounds
New York
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Billy
Joe Louis
Johnny Ray
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Phelan
John J. Phelan
Ray
Louis
Relief Directors Meet In Charleston Today
County directors of public assistance gather in Charleston for the semi annual association meeting. State Director Raymond Kenny and Road Commissioner Ernest L. Bailey will speak. Sessions open at the Ruffner hotel with a business meeting led by McDowell county director and association president Mrs. Pauline Eliott. Kenny speaks at 2 30 p m and Bailey at the 7 p m banquet. Governor Neely may appear during the banquet. Election of officers to follow.
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Charleston
Raymond Kenny
Ernest L. Bailey
Ruffner Hotel
Pauline ©. Eliott
McDowell County
Kenny
Bailey
Neely
Berlin Cautious After German Moves On Consulates
Berlin in cautious hours avoided hasty actions that would worsen German American ties. Officials kept silent before decisions, signaling slow moves as Germany preserves dignity amid U S consulate closures, asset freezes, and exit permit rules. The next moves depend on the United States, with Dienst Aus Deutschland noting restraint and no immediate retaliatory closing of American consulates.
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U.S
U. S
Reich
Roosevelt
Germany
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Britain
No Sacrifice Is Too Great Says Halifax at Yale
Lord Halifax declared Britons are ready for any sacrifice and with American aid would not yield to Nazism. In a Yale alumni event following commencements, he praised resolve and urged continued unity in victory. Wendell Willkie warned liberals to push aluminum production, not blame others. Sherwood and Bowdoin’s Sills received honorary degrees.
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Halifax
New Haven
Conn
Lord Halifax
Britain
Yale
Wendell L. Willkie
Willkie
Robert EB. Sherwood
Kenneth C. M. Sills
Bowdoin College
Boys Summer Camp Opens Next Thursday at Shaw-Mi-Del-Eca
LEWISBURG June 18 Camp Shaw-Mi-Del-Eca a boys educational and recreational camp run by Greenbrier Military School along the Greenbrier River four miles from White Sulphur Springs will open Thursday June 26 and run eight weeks to August 21 Mabre H Stark athletic director and Charleston high school representative will again serve as director and counsellor Stark has been with Shaw-Mi-Del-Eca nine years Includes Q&A on usage of named for versus named after and citizenship for Indians born in the United States.
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Lewisburg
Shaw-Mi-Del-Eca
Greenbrier
Coal Pact Dispute Returned to Board
The National Defense Mediation Board received a new request from southern coal producers and the CIO United Mine Workers to interpret its prior two week old recommendations on the southern coal wage dispute. A 40 cent north south wage differential, already agreed for elimination, is not in dispute. Further talks to clarify the interpretation may be held, as negotiations had briefly resumed after a recess.
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Southern
National Defense Mediation Board
CIO United Mine Workers Union
UMW
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