Indiana Supreme Court ends McNutt era control fight
Indiana high court rules four 1941 laws enforcing centralized control of state jobs violate the state constitution. Four Democratic judges concur while the Republican dissent stresses executive powers remain with the governor. The ruling nullifies GOP attempts to absorb appointive power across departments, education board, and attorney general.
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Russians Aid Prep Begun As Allies Seek Material Help
Washington June 37 Diplomatic talks open before any Soviet request for U S aid to fight Nazi Germany. Soviet ambassador Oumansky informs Acting Secretary Welles of a predatory German attack and receives assurances any future aid requests will get favorable consideration. Other diplomats including Sweden Finland Poland Britain Luxemburg also confer with Welles on war issues.
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Sir Charles Hobhouse Dies at 78 Postmaster General in 1914 15
Sir Charles Hobhouse aged 78, who served as postmaster general in 1914 15 and had a long career in British public service, died last night in London according to reports from the capital.
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Science Turns To Puppies Pigs And Trout For Nutrition
Science uses germs cows puppies pigs and trout to tackle human nutrition puzzles. Dr Clive McCay of Cornell reports germ bacteria assay vitamins in foods and suggests new fermentation nutrition products. Cows show bacteria convert nitrogen to protein enriching milk. vitamin synthesis ties to B and K. Puppies and piglets reveal early vitamin A needs, while trout help study blindness and anemia treated by human foods. Babies lack vitamin A at birth. milk may help fill deficiency.
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Brother of Notables Welcomes Glenn Dale Rogers
In Shenandoah Iowa the Rogers family welcomes their tenth child, a son named Glenn Dale, born a few days ago to Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Rogers. The family, already notable for unusual names, drew wide attention.
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Carter Jr. Completes 22-Week Radio Course at Scott Field
Francis J. Carter Jr., son of Mrs. Lillian Carter, graduates from a 22-week Army Air Corps radio school at Scott Field. A total of 349 graduates, including enlisted men and cadets, are acknowledged by Col. Wolcott P. Hayes. Carter will report to a flying field fully qualified for duty. Scott Field facilities will expand by 2,624,804 to increase training size by early fall.
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500 Japanese to Leave Philippines
Domei reports about 500 Japanese booked to depart the Philippine islands on steamers within the next month. One ship reportedly reached a Japanese port bringing back 100 Japanese from the Philippines.
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Lutheran Minister Reaches 100 In Chicago Birthday
The Rev. Dr. Thomas Franklin Dorn blaser turned 100 today in Chicago. He has preached from Chicago to Berlin and observed the milestone with family and friends.
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Luther minister Dr Dornblaser reaches centenary milestone
In his home he conserves strength for a possible appearance at an open house. Special prayers for health were offered in United States Lutheran churches here last Sunday. Officials say he may be the first Lutheran minister to live 100 years and the only living clergy member of any denomination who served in the Civil War.
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