Change the oath for all but not for one
A commentary argues against making an exception in the naturalization oath for two individuals, Yale professor Douglas Clyde Macintosh and nurse Marie Averill Bland, who refuse to bear arms. The piece urges changing the oath universally if ruled illegal, not selectively.
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Uncle Sam
Douglas Clyde Macintosh
Yale
Marie Averill Bland
District Court of the
United States
Circuit Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Dr. MacIntosh
Miss Bland
Texas Young Man May Get The Crown
Wilmer Allison of Austin Texas defeated Cochet of France in three straight sets 6-4 6-4 6-3 at Wimbledon. The seventh ranked American singles player helped by Davis Cup doubles contributions, he challenges French dominance in tennis with a hopeful margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Jones
New York
Wilmer Allison
Allison
Austin
Texas
Cochet
Irance
Tilden
United States
Jones
Death of a Courageous Public Servant Dr Harvey W Wiley
Dr Harvey W Wiley died in his eighty seventh year after months of illness. He was a noted authority on food values and his career spanned a remarkable life dedicated to science. The obituary notes his chance for a longer life if he altered his diet, reflecting on debates about extending human lifespan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey W. Wiley
Dr. Wiley
Earth
Wiley
Dr Wiley’s Stand Against Adulterated Food and Drugs
The text recalls Dr. Wiley as a champion of better business standards and pure food reform. He faced fierce opposition from packers and medicine manufacturers while pushing government oversight. His public service coincided with wartime poisonings and scandals used to promote federal safeguards that benefited public health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley
Prospective Fight for Federal Control in 1932 Campaign
The piece argues a shift in 1932 from 1928 prosperity optimism to a Roosevelt led challenge. It notes Roosevelt's criticism of the old economic theory and predicts a political battle over government control as prosperity wanes, linking unemployment and export declines to a potential change in party doctrine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ifranklin JD
Roosevelt
New York
Salt Lake City
Washington
Americans set for mass motor trips this summer
Bruce Catton suggests millions will take vacations by car this summer. The piece hints at widespread travel patterns and consumer interest in road trips, reflecting postwar mobility and leisure trends.
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Bruce Catton
A New Slant On The Treaty And Motoring Leisure
The piece blends a guide to restful summer motoring with reflections on the London naval treaty. It cites George Young’s view that air power and submarines reshape warfare, rendering old blockades and cruiser debates obsolete. It also highlights Michigan’s Cherry Festival and celebrated trans ocean flights by Kingsford Smith and the Southern Cross as modern thrills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Young
University of Chicago
Mr. Young
Tfvon
London
Michigan
Grand Traverse Bay
Hoover Mayor Walker
New York
Rufus Dawes
Chicago
World’s Fair Association
Plane that set record drops from market after sale listing
A plane built last year for the Schneider Cup races, costing $90,000, was put up for sale recently for one dollar.
One unemployed in all of Collier County
Everglades Florida July 1 census shows Collier county population 2756 with 52 farms under cultivation and only one unemployed person. Barron Collier, a New York capitalist who owns most land and enterprises here, claims a county record for employment.
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Everglades
Fla
Collier County
Florida
Barron Collier
New York
Judge Grady Holds Court In Davidson County
Special to the Enterprise Lexington July 1 Judge Henry A Grady of Clinton presided in Davidson county superior court in Lexington During the first visit he kept up with the criminal docket for three days The term saw the murder case against Lee Hargrave sentenced to 30 years for second degree murder and the forgery case against Cia Mize leading to a two year prison term Also notes on Deputy Sheriff Leonard assault with intent to kill and liquor possession pleas and other related rulings of Judge Grady The historic visit included interactions with H D Turgin former Stokes county sheriff who pled guilty to disposing of mortgaged property and restitution requirements
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Lexington
Davidson Superior Court
Henry A. Grady
Clinton
Grady
Davidson County Superior Court
Carolina
G. W. Cowper
Kinston
Lee Hargrave
Lillian BeHe Gilmore
Hargrave
CIA Mise
Daniel Leonard
Mize
Andrew Leonard
Arvil Leonard
H. D. Turgin
Stokes County
Davidson County
Carolina News Briefs From Across North Carolina
North Carolina tax collections for the last fiscal year totaled 274267097 dollars up 19768409 from the prior year. In Ancaster Nova Scotia Tom Barefoot is jailed on charges of killing farmer Frank Mungo at Belle Brown’s home. Gastonia reporter Hugh Query will discuss Kings Mountain sesqui centennial progress on WBT radio. In Sumter South Carolina Tom Shelley has confessed to stabbing George Neale alias George Holmes at a still near Stateburg.
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Aleigh
N. C
North Carolina
Ancaster
Tom Barefoot
Frank Mungo
Belle Brown
Hugh Query
Gastonia
WBT
Kings Mountain
Goog N. C
Umter
S. C
Tom Shelley
George Neale
George Holmes
Stateburg
Asheville School for Boys Sold for 600000 Dollars
A group of alumni and Asheville men purchased Asheville school for boys from Walter P. Fraser of Pittsburgh. The purchase price was announced as 600000 dollars.
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Sheville
N. C
Asheville
Asheville School For Boys
Walter P. Fraser
Pittsburgh
Irish potatoes shipped from New Bern to northern markets
In recent weeks over 1200 cars of Irish potatoes from the New Bern area have been sent through New Bern to northern markets.
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Bern
N.C
New Bern
Grace Hall Hangar Inherits 866 900 From Haskins Estate
Grace Hall Hangar of Winston-Salem has been notified she receives 866 900 from the estate of her aunt Mary E F Haskins of Port Chester New York.
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Inston-Salem
Grace Hall Hangar
Winston-Salem
Mary EF. Haskins
Port Chester
Reformer F N Carringtop Transforms London East End
At 80 F N Carringtop is celebrated for reshaping London's east end from a vice-ridden area into a respected quarter. He refused a large brewery fortune in youth to aid his fellow men, shaping the district into its current status.
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London
F. N. Carringtop
East-End
Berlin Renames Twelve Streets After Ex-Inger
Berlin designates twelve streets in honor of an ex-iganger figure. The move highlights a local decision to memorialize a historical name in urban layout.
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Pioc
Berlin
Iganger
Women's Piedmont Golf group to organize in Sedgefield Inn meeting
A meeting at Sedgefield Inn solarium tomorrow evening will launch the Women’s Piedmont Golf Association to unite golfers from Greensboro High Point and Sedgefield. Fifty to sixty women are said to back the plan with weekly medal tournaments and a handicap system to grow women’s golf locally.
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Sedgefield Inn Solarium
J. W. Henry
R. H. Wheeler
Carolinas
Sedgefield Inn
Women’s Piedmont Golf Association
High Point
Women’s Golf Association
Women’s
Piedmont Golf Association
Greensboro
Sedgefield
Association
Night baseball lights to glow at Willis Park soon
J H Jennings local manager of the N C P SS Co announced that over half of the 70 foot poles for night game projectors would be planted by the lay. Work progresses despite daytime ball games. Equipment from Giant Manufacturing Co has been shipped and will be installed as soon as it arrives. If needed Jennings can install half the lights and finish the rest at night.
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J. H. Jennings
N. Cc. P. SS. Ca
Telay
Jennings
Giant Manufacturing Co
German inventor unveils word typewriter for business use
A German inventor presents a word typewriter designed for business letters. It features 164 keys including regulation letter keys and claims a typing rate of about 1000 words per minute.
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Berlin
City Library to Close July Fourth Day
Miss Willi Welch, librarian, announced the city library will be closed for the entire day on July 4. The notice lists no other services or events.
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Willi Welch
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