Supreme Court rules foreign naturalization limited to oath
Justice Sutherland leads a majority ruling that foreigners seeking U S citizenship must swear allegiance without vow to bear arms in wartime. Macintosh and Bland, Canadians who served in wartime, denied citizenship under the same principle. Chief Justice Hughes dissents with Holmes Brandeis and Stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
States
Supreme Court
Trof
Douglas C. MatIntosh
Yale Divinity School
Macintosh
Marie Averill Bland
Prince
Hownd Sutherland
Rosika Schwimmer
Congress
Sutherland
Boughes
Holmes
Brandeis and Stone
Eyelet Cotton Fashions Drive Summer Style Trends
Eyelet embroideries captivate fashion followers with eyelet batiste and mercerized oxford weaves in dresses jackets and blouses. Designers showcase eyeleted ensembles for tennis frocks daytime suits and summer hats while durable laundering qualities are noted for the fabrics used in parties golf or bridge gatherings and country club outings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Milady
Country Club
Country House
Record Balloon Flight Reaches 52500 Feet Stratosphere Claim
Swiss scientist ROF, aided by Charles Kipfer, reports a 52,500 foot ascent in a sealed aluminum balloon from Augsburg. They claim stratospheric observation value despite oxygen shortages and hunger. They landed on an alpine glacier in Austrian Tyrol after 18 hours. President Hoover hosts cabinet at Rapidan to discuss a cost saving plan. Postmaster General Walter Brown and aides attend. The program aims to save 38 million dollars this year with no job cuts, yet revenues may fall 58 million below forecast.
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Rof
Pauguse Piccard
Charles Kipfer
Augsburg
Bavaria
Austrian
Tyrol
Hoover
Rapidan
Army
Navy
Post Office Department
Walter Brown
Woods
Italian-born Schele Schirra executed in Rome for plotting
The Italian-born naturalized American Schele Schirra was executed by firing squad in Rome after conviction for plotting to kill Mussolini and other anti fascist activities. He admitted guilt but said plans were abandoned and he planned to return to America when arrested. Investigations into government building material contracts begin. Senator Shipstead urged the inquiry to expose limestone versus granite and marble interests and potential price fixing or collusion among firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
United States
Doak
Mary Anderson
Woman's Bureau
Miss Anderson
Europe
State Department
Schele ‘Schirra
Rome
Mussolini
Schirra
America
Federal Trade Commission
New England
Eorik Shipstead
Minnesota
The
Trade Commission
Montana fair schedule lists 19 events with secretaries
Dates for 19 Montana county and community fairs announced from the Midland Empire fair office. The Midland Empire fair runs September 7 to 11 in Billings, with other fairs across the state led by secretaries such as H. P. Griffin, James S. Griffin, A. W. Warden, S. E. Kodalen, O. A. Dahl, Ralph D. Mercer, L. R. Loundagin, J. H. Bohling, and many more for cities including Bozeman, Chinook, Culbertson, Dodson, Ekalaka, Forsyth, Fort Benton, Glasgow, Great Falls, Havre, Helena, Jordan, Kalispell, Lewistown, Miles City, Missoula, Sidney, Winnett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Montana
J. M. Bresnahan
Bozéman
Intermountain Fair
Forsyth—Rosebud
Ralph D. Mercer
Fort’ Behton
Chouteau
L. R. Loundagin
Glasgow
Valley
R. F.mowrey
Secrrtary
Great Falls
Earl Bronson
Helena
Fred J. Martin
Jordan
Garfield
Thomas L. Harvey
Kalispell
Flathead
J. C. Paisley
Lewistown
H. L. Fitton
Miles City
J. H. Bohling
Missoula
W. C. Peat
Sidney~Richland County
A. D. Thomas
Winnett—Petroleum County
Z. I
Millsap
Helena banks unite in new First National structure
Three Helena banks affiliated with First Bank Stock corporation join as First National Bank and Trust to dedicate a $300000 building. Montana briefs cover convention plans, playground supervision, paving district notices, county fair praise, tax refunds, campus planning, grain storage, and a farm wheat statement by Thomas D Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
First Bank Stock Corporation
First National Bank and Trust Company
Bozeman
Montana Music Teacher, Association
Edward Collins
Chicago Musical College
Miles City
Glendive
Sidney
Capper
George A. Montgomery
Richland County
Montana
Harold F. DePue
State Department of Agriculture
North Montana Agricultural and Manual Training School
Hardin
Thomas D. Campbell
New York
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Edward W. Pickard
Justice Sutherland
Circuit Court of Appeals
Irving Langmuir
General Electric Company
de Forest Studio Company
Langmuir
General Electric
Baladam Company
Detroit
Land Grant College
Valley Lorge
Pennsylvania
George Washington
Phoenixville
Union League Club of
Philadelphia
Harry Payne Whintney
Banks of
Potomac
Washington
State Stimson
Indiana
Xile
Romania
Leione
Carol
Patria
Bucharest
Joelen
Helene
Stephanescu
Iorga
Magda Lupescu
Army of
Japan
Jiro Minami
Hanji Nanaya
Nobuyoshi Mutg
Soviet
Russia
Pain
Andalusia
Elda
Valencia
Francisco Aguilera
Catalonia
Francisco Macia
Spain
Vatican
Madrid
Cardinal Segura
Don Francisco Aguilera
Hina
Chiang Kai-shek
Kwantung
Kaywangsi
Canton
Hmougni
J. Weston Allen
National Crime Commission
House ‘of © Representatives
Senate
Batiste
Gen. Brown
Senator Shipstead
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