Allied rally in exile governments vow to fight on
London reports Allied leaders from 15 nations including Great Britain, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and Poland pledged to fight until victory. Battles rage on fronts in Syria, Lebanon, and Europe as Vichy France faces Allied pressure and German raids target Britain and other ports.
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St. James’ Palace
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Czecho-Slovakia
Greece
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Eritrea
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Libya
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Germany
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Testimony and retrial delay in Van Arsdale case
The passage details attacks on a witness who testified then had that testimony stricken. It notes a 1934 retrial order and 1935 dismissal after assistant district attorney Santangelo reports that injured workers withdrew claims, possibly amid a $15,000 settlement, raising questions about union influence and impropriety.
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van Arsdale
Sing Sing
Robert Santangelo
Santangelo
Bicycle Stolen From Ritz Theater Front
Rich ard Lee Burrell a negro delivery boy living at 1109 Pine street reported his blue size 28 bicycle stolen from the Ritz theater front between 8:30 and 11:01 p m Wednesday Acting Chief B L Brantley said police are investigating the theft Nevada is noted as the least populated state with one person per square mile.
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Richard Lee Burrell
Pine Street
B. L. Brantley
Ritz Theater
Roosevelt Era Supreme Court Selections Highlight Stone Jackson Byrnes
The piece reviews Chief Justice nominees Stone and two others appointed during the Roosevelt era. It traces Stone’s 1925 Coolidge appointment and his shift from dissent to majority opinions, Jackson’s 1934 rise through tax and anti trust roles to solicitor general and attorney general, and Byrnes’ long South Carolina career before joining the high court.
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Brandeis
Cardozo
Jackson
Washington
Roosevelt
Internal Revenue Bureau
Andrew W. Mellon
Secretary of the Treasury
Detroit
Norris
United States
Justice Department
Hatch
Department
Supreme Court
Justice of the Peace
Albany Law School
Spring Creek
Jamestown
New York
Byrnes
Phi Kappa Banquet Ends Annual Convention in Monroe
A banquet and annual ball concluded the Phi Kappa convention in Monroe on Wednesday night. Billy Haynes served as master of ceremonies and introduced the guest.
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Phi Kappa
Monroe
Billy Haynes
Retiring officers saluted at convention by Swirk and Burgess
Jimmy Swirk introduced retiring executive council members who gave brief talks. Charles Burgess presented favors. Incoming officers Charles Bishop, Billy Mitts, and Henry Spurrier were announced. Jackson Mirs. won the efficiency cup and Memphis, Tennessee the attendance cup. Billy Haynes presented favors to sponsors. Frances Jean Crews of Alpha Beta chapter received the national southeast cup. Wild turkeys are easily domesticated.
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Executive Council
Charles Burgess
Charles Bishop
Billy Mitts
Henry Spurrier
Jackson, Mirs
Memphis
Tenn
Billy Haynes
Frances Jean Crews
Alpha Beta Chapter
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