U S May Imprison Those Who Enlist
Washington July 19 The old 1818 statute punishes enlistment for foreign wars with three years in jail or a $1000 fine while a new bill to strip citizenship from residents who join Italian or Ethiopian forces was announced. Officials noted no confirmed large arms shipments from the United States to either side.
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Associated Press
Washington
State Department
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
Dickstein
House Immigration Committee
United States
Italy
Joseph C. Green
Department
House
1818 Statute Cited on Enlistment Limitations by Acting Secretary
The 1818 statute cited by Acting Secretary of State Phillips covers only enlistment or recruiting within the United States and appears negligible or non-existent in effect.
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Phillips
Anniversary Services Mark Turner Memorial A M E Church
Weeklong observances honor Rev W T Biggers birthday and Turner Memorial A M E Church at Winding Gulf. Rev Henry Hunt Rev J H Maxwell and choir preach and sing with Glen White choir and others as guests. Sunday sermon titled A Man Wanted by Rev W Watts at 3 00 pm with quartets from Slab Fork Winding Gulf and McAlpin Brass Band.
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W. T. Biggers
Turner Memorial A. M. FE
Winding Gulf
Henry Hunt
McAlpin
J. H. Maxwell
W. W. Watts
Glen White Choir
D. Wright
Slab Fork
Omaha Primes for Arlington and Sullivan Church News
Local notes report Rev McDonald of Glen White delivering a Sunday sermon at First Baptist Omaha and plans for morning and evening services. Other churches in Sullivan and Slab Fork regions hold revivals, sermons by Rev A W Russell and Rev C M Ellis, with collections and guest speakers. Community meetings, hospital visits, and family news intertwine with ministry updates and war relief fundraising efforts.
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First Baptist Church
Church of God
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Beckley
Sullivan
C. M. Ellis
Holland
Ellis
Gatewood
W. J. Carter
Augustus Durgan
Lillybrook
Ola Huff
Whipple
Sewing Circle
Summerlee Baptist Church
Mattie Breckenridge
Stab Fork
Wallace Trigg
Gusie Free
Nannie Bratton
Bluefield
Bean Trigg
Louisville
Kentucky
Simon Trigg
Methodist Church
Local Social Roundup and Baseball Notes
Rev Clemons and guests joined for dinner as Minden Red Star fans cheered at Minden Sunday. Elmore Medley family visited Hinton relatives. Waynesboro’s William Wallace visits Mrs Pearl Diamond. Missionary societies met and plan a July 29 moonlight picnic. invites extended to all.
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Clemons
Joseph Munger
E. T. Hopkins
Emma Toles
Frances Holmes
Robert Scales
Thomas Puryear
Lewis Berger
William Jones
Walter Jackson
Minden
Elmore Medley
Hinton
William Wallace
Waynesboro
Mrs. Pearl Diamond
Sprague Park
Junior Missionary Society
Senior Missionary Society
Amanda Miller
Florence Coles
Merelene Scott
Beatrice Trent
Dollar
Layland
FERA Rushes $50,000 Stadium For Weirton
Weirton West Virginia July 19 construction on the town's $50,000 athletic stadium starts today with Weirton Steel handling the project FERA workers prepared the field and a meeting of FERA officials and steel executives decided full time staff are needed to finish before fall.
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Associated Press
Weirton
W. Va
Weirton Steel Company
FERA
Steel Company
Senator Glass Warns AAA on Bee Birth Control
Senator Carter Glass says the AAA will attempt birth control for bees and he refuses to go to jail for not controlling the activities of his queen bee, warning against federal overreach into beekeeping.
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Carter Glass
AAA
Late Discovery May Cure Cancer
Kingston Ontario July 19 Dr Henry C Connell an eye ear nose and throat specialist cautiously revealed new biological discoveries he hopes may lead to control of carcinoma cancer. He said detailed reports under review would be published soon and that he produced products called ensols from harmless organisms on protein media that liquify proteins. An ensol from a carcinoma base reportedly acts specifically on carcinoma tissue and shows remarkable immediate improvement in a patient’s condition with growth arrested and regression possible.
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Associated Press
Kingston
Ont
Henry C. Connell
Connell
Australia Plans Fight Plan Approval Expected
Melbourne reports that the Australian federal government is expected to approve plans by the defence ministry to strengthen air force capabilities. Officials say reviewed proposals support expansion of fighter aircraft programs and related infrastructure in coming months.
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Melbourne
Defense departments plan purchase of 100 new fighters
Defense departments authorize funds for the purchase of 100 new fighting planes at a total cost of 630000 dollars. The action outlines procurement, financing, and delivery expectations within the defense program and national security framework.
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Defense Departments
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