Objection to War Service Approved at Synod Meet
Rock Island 111 AP A resolution at Augs tana college approved by 117 to 114 delegates of the Evangelical Lutheran Augustana Synod of North America honors conscientious objectors except in case of invasion. The convention also named three new East Africa mission workers Esther Olson Minneapolis Velura Kinnan Eau Claire Wis Rev A C Zeilinger Shenandoah Pa and inducted Rev Theodore E Matson as regional home missions director. The 80th anniversary of Augs tana college and seminary was celebrated and Dr Peter Peterson Chicago honored with a memorial collection. Dr C A Lund Es encodinga Mich attended the funeral in Chicago as synodic representative.
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Rock Island
Evangelical Lutheran Augustana Synod of North America
United States
Augustana College
East Africa
Esther Olson
Minneapolis
Velura Kinnan
Eau Claire
Wis
A. C. Zeilinger
Shenandoah, Ta
Zeilinger
San Francisco
Japan
Dutch East Indies
Singapore
Colombo
Iramba Field
Theodore E. Matson
Chicago
P.O. Berseli
Synod
Augustana College and Seminary
G. A. Andresen
Peter Peterson
Illinois Conference
C. A. Lund
Esecanaba
Mich
Synodical
Organizer beaten to continue Illinois speaking tour
Pekin T U P Joseph Pirin cin a National Socialist Labor party organizer from Pittsburgh continued a speaking tour of Illinois after being beaten and driven from Peoria by 300 hecklers. He spent the night in Tazewell county jail in protective custody and was slated to speak at East Moline. Pirincia praised John W. Aiken of Massachusetts, the party's presidential candidate, before 50 youths attacked him ripping his shirt and bruising him. Anthony Dentino of Peoria was beaten, six other party members escaped. Pirineii told Sheriff Guy Dona hue he regretted spending the night in the same jail once used by communists. Ten men and women spent the night in Tazewell jail May 25 after mobbing while distributing communist literature.
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Pekin
U.P
Joseph Pirincin
National Social Labor Party
Pittsburgh
Illinois
Peoria
Tazewell County
East Moline
Pirincia
John W. Aiken
Massachusetts
Anthony Dentino
Pirineii
Guy Donahue
Tazewell
CCC applications accepted for Winnebago County enrollment
Eider H. Koch relief director said applications are being received for CCC enrollment with a preliminary 31 allotment, the largest on record. The second forecast determines if 31 or more, due June 13, with enrollment between July 1 and 15. Training programs will expand, urging high school graduates with no work prospects to apply. Applicants must be 17 to 23, U.S. citizens, in good health and in need of employment, with priority to relief and borderline families.
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Civilian Conservation Corps
Winnebago County
Eider H. Koch
CCC
United States
Former steamship operator Nathaniel Robbins dies at 75
Grand Haven Mich Nathaniel Robbins 75 former operator of the Goodrich and Wisconsin and Michigan steamship lines whose boats sailed Lake Michigan for many years native of St Joseph Mich Robbins had been active in eastern Michigan business and industrial affairs Funeral services pending
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Grand Haven
Mich
Nathaniel Robbins
Goodrich and
Wisconsin and Michigan Steamship Lines
Lake Michigan
St. Joseph
Bbins
Estern Michigan
The Parent Problem by Gary G Myers Ph D
Reading to babies and young children is superior to storytelling at home and in school. A long-standing advocate explains how read aloud builds listening, language, and lasting book engagement, with practical reasons and examples across the United States. He invites readers to request a book list by mail.
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United States
Salt Lake City
Nashville
Detroit
East -Forty-fifth Street
New York City
Weygand's French Line Braces Against German Attacks
Dewitt Mackenzie reports that General Weygand's tanks hold firm in France but two danger points emerge on the coast near Abbeville and at the Chemin des Dames. The German drive aims to push toward Le Havre and Paris, while Weygand relies on flexible defenses and local counterattacks as Britain ships aid.
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Dewitt Mackenzie
Associated Press
Somme
Abbeville
Aisne
Chemin Des Dames
Paris
Weyband
LE Havre
France
England
Aisne River
Weygand
Madison Woman Becomes First Coed Mech Eng Graduate
Madison Mary Jane Clarke 21 becomes first coed to complete the mechanical engineering course at the University of Wisconsin with honors. She graduates June 17, honored by Pi Tau Sigma and named a Society of Automotive Engineers member. Clarke will join a Rochester manufacturing firm.
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Madison
Mary Jane Clarke
University of Wisconsin
Pi Tau Sigma
Society of Automotive Engineers
Indian official cites Hitler praise of American Indians as Aryans
Washington reports John Collier said Hitler proclaimed the Indian racial heritage acceptable to the Teich and welcomed the Indian as an Aryan after a German test case. Ickes press conference noted investigations into alleged subversive activities among 351,000 Indians. Officials described noisy demonstrations but no imminent Nazi propaganda threat among United States Indians. English grouse shooters pay an estimated $10,000,000 yearly for hunting rights.
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Washington
John Collier
Hitler
Ickes
Germany
Collier
Justice Department
United States
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Milwaukee
Fuller Goodman Company
Buick
Flint
Neenah
Gibson Company, Inc
Main Street
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Menasha
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Sam Francisco
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