Evolution Case Headlines Washington School Fight Over Bible Doctrine
A Washington court order requires Frank White and other officials to show cause why salaries may not be paid. Petitioner Wittner argues no funds may pay any superintendent who allows teaching conflicting with Bible tenets. He cites textbook examples and Biblical passages as grounds for withholding pay.
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Laren
Wittner
District of Columbia
Congress
Frank W. Ballou
Washington
W. P B. Hay
Hay
Ballou
War brides woes blamed on class and culture shock
Washington reports from Paris detailing strains in A E F marriages as many war brides face desertion or return to their homeland. Officials cite social class gaps between American servicemen and French families, and cultural differences hindering lasting unions amid eager romance.
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Washington
War Department
Paris
Orhal
Income tax data opened to public
Washington officials announce that last year’s income tax records will be opened for public inspection by all internal revenue collectors beginning September 1. The Supreme Court allows public posting of figures. each collector will set hours after an initial 30 day open period to prevent interference with office work. An employee will supervise inspections to prevent damage or removal of the lists.
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Washington
Associated Press
Internal Revenue Bureau
Supreme Court
Bureau
Internal Revenue
Barrington Reform Debate Focuses on Street Attire
Rhode Island shore towns clash over clothing rules as Barrington and Warren discuss ordinances governing women’s dresses on beaches. Naval Guardian Louis Dexter notes public concern over short skirts and one piece bathing suits, while residents recall past relaxed norms and watch for enforcement issues amid debates about propriety and safety.
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America
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Rhode Island
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Warren
Moniginay
Barrington Jang
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Warret
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Gerne
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Navy secretary signals no change in Pacific policy
Secretary of the Navy Dun D. Wilbur told reporters today that no modification is pending in naval policy toward the Pacific. He said the fleet is moving toward Avetraha but clarified there is no intended policy shift.
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Ute
Bross
Navy
Dun D. Wilbur
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Pacite
Avetraha
Silk Undies Banished Red Flannel Armor
A United States Commerce report notes a shift away from heavy woolen and flannel garments toward silk undergarments and lighter clothing. It highlights consumer trends, wage pressures, and fashion changes affecting cotton and wool industries, with data on spending, production, and per capita clothing use.
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NAC
TATA
Thaman
Catan
United Seates Department of Commerce
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Rattan
Rene Heres
Colton
de Thar
Tader
Wade
Hirt
Colorado official quits Ku Klux Klan
Denver July 22 By the Associated Press Carl S Milliken secretary of state of Colorado today resigned from the Ku Klux Klan after four years of membership. He cited law pressure to remove deputy secretary of state Armatrong who was linked to Frank Hawkett revenue investigations. Milliken said he severed all connections with the organization.
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Associated Tress
Carl S. Milliken
Calorado
Ku Klus Klan
Jawa Fetter
Harry Hoffman
Wichita
Imperial
Klan
Derah Galen Lorke
Grand Dragon
Colorado
Milliken
Charles Armetrong
Armatrong
Frank’ W Hawkett
Internal Revenue
Prt Lovke
Inter
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Morality Clauses Tighten Film Star Rules in Hollywood
Hollywood producers enforce strict behavior through contracts with stars. Notable provisions ban bobbed hair, lipstick, bare legs, smoking, and flying, with age and weight clauses for Lovely starlets like Lois Morgan and Vilma Banky. Car and race restrictions also appear, as does a prohibition on public disturbances and unauthorized appearances, all aimed at preserving box office appeal and reputations.
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Calif
Oer
Snakers
Lois Morgan
Miss Morgan
Paris
Pittsburg
Vilma Hanky
Europe
Mary Pickford
Miss Banky
Victor Fleming
Duchess leaves hotel after Pekinese barred from room
The Dowager Duchess of Sutherland traveling as Lordy Millicent Hawes had her Pekinese dog Gingo barred from a Blackstone hotel room. She protested that dogs were never allowed and that the dog has traveled around the world with her. The Duchess is the widow of a major European landowner.
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Associated Press
Duchess of Sutherland
Millicent Hawes
Blackstone
Gingo
Europe
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