Indian Workers group rebukes government and church over patronage
Farmington New Mexico June 14 The National Fellowship of Indian Workers adopted a resolution condemning the patronage system in Indian affairs and missionary gifts as demoralizing to Indians They call for abandoning patronage and aiding self sufficiency as wards be ended The five day conference drew 214 delegates from 25 states and 15 denominations and 27 Indian tribes, with Rev Robert Chaat elected president.
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National Fellowship of Indian Workers
Robert Chaat
Lawton
Okla
Granddaughter of T R Roosevelt Wed in New York
In Christ Episcopal church Oyster Bay Edith Roosevelt Derby, granddaughter of Theodore Roosevelt, wed Andrew Murray Williams Jr., Harvard law student, nephew of Gov Theodore Roosevelt at Fort Devens and Major Kermit Roosevelt serving with the British army. Drive for aluminum planned to salvage 20 million pounds from scrap metal. Healthful sun rays span 280 to 820 millionths of a meter.
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Christ Hpisconal Church
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Edith Roosevelt Derby
Andrew Murray Williams, Jr
Harvard
Fort Devens
Mass
Kermit Roosevelt
New York
Division of State
Office of Civilian Defense
Serbian Prince Released From Asylum Moves to Royal Residence
A Budapest radio report heard by CBS said Brinea George of Serbia, once declared mad by Ex-King Alexander and housed in an asylum in 1923, has left the asylum and moved into the royal residence. The broadcast attributed the earlier insanity declaration to political motives.
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Budapest
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Belgrade
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Serbia
Alexander
CBS
George
Planes Driven Off Alexandria Harbor Sweep
British night fighters and fleet antiaircraft guns forced off several Axis planes over the harbor at Alexandria early today. Several bombs were dropped but officials said there was no damage. Washington announced changes in the foreign service. M. Robert Rutherford of Missoula Montana assigned to Shanghai China.
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Egypt
Washington
State Department
Foreign Service
M. Robert Rutherford
Missoula
Mont
Sharghai
China
Switchmen's Union Re-elects Cashen President
Buffalo June 14 The Switchmen's Union of North America re elected Thomas C Cashen of Buffalo as president and reaffirmed its principles while condemning anti labor influences in a declaration of policy.
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Buffalo
Switchmen's Union of North America
Thomas C. Cashen
Suspended Union Men Are Discharged
Ten men suspended by local 365 of the United Automobile Workers on charges of instigating a one hour out in strike at Brewster Aero nautical corporation Long Island city plant were discharged today by the company on union recommendation. Popular names for the famous bighorn sheep of the West include Mountain sheep Hockey mountain bighorn American ibex sheep deer and wild sheep.
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New York
United Automobile Workers of America
Brewster Aeronautical Corporation
Long Island City
French functionaries warned of exodus from Damascus and Beirut
The British radio broadcast reported that French functionaries were preparing to leave both Damascus and Beirut, capitals of Syria and Lebanon, with the news heard by NBG. In Washington on June 14 the agriculture department noted a drastic reduction in farm labor due to the draft and rising industrial employment, but stated the shortage would not hinder agricultural output.
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Beirut
Syria
Lebanon
NBG
Washington
Agriculture Department
State VFW Would Disallow Work For Non-Citizens
Lewistown June 14 Delegates at the 119th Montana Veterans of Foreign Wars encampment endorsed a bill denying work eligibility to aliens unless they declare intent to become citizens after six months residence. The convention also urged closing foreign consulates and deporting staff found guilty of unethical activities. New officers were directed to probe alleged irregularities at the Soldiers Home in Columbia Falls.
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Lewistown
Montana
V.F.W
Columbia Falls
Accused of Triple Murder, Man Is Removed to Coast
Alfred H. Wells, a hunchback ex convict, was brought from Spokane to San Bernardino to face trial for three murders. Sheriff Emmett Shay said Wells would be charged with killing his half brother David Raymond Wells, 24, his brother’s wife Jean, and Rose Dostr ee, 17, with Wells insisting he remembers nothing about the slayings.
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San Bernardino
Calif
Alfred H. Wells
Spokane
Wash
Emmett Shay
Wells
David Raymond Wells
Jean
Rose Dostree
Shay
Butte Helena Road Closed by Storm
The Montana highway department said the road between Helena and Butte was closed after a washout on Woodville Hill five miles north of Butte. Engineer Scott P. Hart cited a cloudburst causing damage that would take several hours to repair. The stretch was guarded while crews mended the break as motorists were advised to detour via MacDonald Pass, Garrison, and Dear Lodge.
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Montana
Helena
Butte
Woodvills Hill
Scott P. Hart
Hart
MacDonald Pass
Garrisor
Dear Lodge
Willkie and Knox to receive honorary degrees at Dartmouth
Wendell L. Willkie and Secretary of the Navy Frank Knox will receive doctor of laws degrees at Dartmouth College's 172nd commencement. They are listed among honorees alongside Carl Sandburg Van Wyck Brooks and Joseph B. Eastman.
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Hanover
Wendell L. Willkie
Secretary of the Navy
Frank Knox
Dartmouth College
Carl Sandburg
van Wyck Brooks
Joseph B. Eastman
Interstate Commerce Commission
Willkie
Knox
Bond Sales Rise in Early June Defense Bonds
The treasury reported 75,069,000 defense savings bonds sold in the first week of June, raising total sales since May 1 to 513,329,000. An aircraft company has developed a step by step acclimatization and exercise routine for crews before and during high altitude flights.
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Treasury
Defense Savings
One Aircraft Company
Cleveland Rams Purchased by Business Men
The Cleveland Rams were bought by two business executives Dan F Greeves of New York and Fred Levy Jr of Louisville Kentucky. The purchase, about 140 040, aims to make the Rams a paying proposition in Cleveland with Earl Dutch Clark remaining head coach and Art Lewis as assistant. Dr William Cox of New York met with Msgr BE Flanagan of Boys Town in Omaha to discuss prison reform as Cox heads to California to lead a state school for delinquent delinquent boys?
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Cleveland Rams
National Football League
Dan F Greeves
New York
Fred Levy, Jr
Louisville
Rams
Earl
Dutch) Clark
Art Lewis
Flanagan
Omaha
William Cox
Osborn Prison Reform Group
Msgr
Boys Town
Cox
California
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