Moulton Man Denies Bund Holds Unamerican Ring
A Texas congressional hearing reveals background about German language press and alleged Bund influence. Dr. Wendler and Gotthelf Neuhauser are named as key figures linked to pro German propaganda and efforts to fuse German and American cultures. The Dies committee investigates the Freie Presse fur Texan and the Taylor based Texas Hervid as German language organs.
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Moulton
Koetler
Austin
E. Wender
New Orleans
Por
Bolivia
Nix
Ehert von Spiegel
Prin
Wendler
Garl Biebers
San Antonio
Moe
Hermann
Gotthelf Frederick Neuhauser
Freie Presse Fur Texan
Barony
Germany
America
United States
Biebers
Neuhauer
Neuhauser
Gersheny
Wendlers
Wendler Neuhauser
Freie Presse
Neu- Hauser
Sam
Turin
von Spiegel
Dies
Texas Hervid
Taylor
Texas
Kyimineuser Bund
Texat
Steel Pelmets
Sfar
Houston
Helmut von Bose
Trips
Hans Ankerment
Frieda
Pehlke
Insurance Denied in Court Decision
The Fourth Court of Civil Appeals upheld a district court ruling denying $2000 for Josefina Fernandez on her deceased son Jose Angel Fernandez. Premium for June was unpaid until July 8 after the July 3 death, and the local Woodmen of the World office could not alter policy terms without national consent.
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Josefina G.fernandez
Court of Civil Appeals
W. ©. Murray
Woodmen of the World
Joost
Murray
Quail Egg Insurance Prize Featured at Georgia Dealers’ Meet
In Savannah Georgia on July 10 INS I Insurance showcased the Arnall prize for Haines Jones and Company at Georgia’s Insurance dealers convention. The firm offers to insure binds and their young aging night ning, fire, storm, explosion and other unforeseen calamities.
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Savannah
INSI
Arnall
Haines, Jones and Company
Georgia
Sacramento College Plans Police Training In Fall
Sacramento junior college will inaugurate a police training course this fall in cooperation with the Federal Bureau of Investigation. San Jose State College pioneered similar programs with high placement rates for graduates in police work as departments seek trained officers rather than the traditional flatfoot image.
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Acramento
Calif
Sacramento
Califfornia
Feterel Bureau of Investigation
San Jose State College
H. Z. Tyler
Chchairman
Interamento Civil Service
Icommmission
Scotch lassie in America ponders war and life abroad
Ming Julia Mason of Edinburgh visits Center Point as her sister Mrs. B. J. Mattingly shows her American world after 17 years away. Mason notes American shelters, toasted sandwiches, friendly shoppers, and contrasts Scottish life with wartime America. She admires US youth support and comments on U S taverns and college paths.
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Scotland
Ming Julia Mason
Edinburgh
Miss Mason
Vis
B. J. Mattingly
Center Point
Gan l Antonis
Mattingly
Italian Group Pledges Loyalty to United States
The Sons of Italy Grand Lodge, Inc. publicly reaffirmed loyalty to the United States without reservation and stated agreement with President Roosevelt's stance regarding belligerents as Italy entered the war.
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N. Y
New York
Sons Af Italy Grand Lodge, Inc
United States
Cjord
Roosevelt
Italy
Freight Handlers Find Dog in Car in Portland Yard
Freight workers in Portland uncover a police dog that leaped from a freight car in the railroad yard. The dog was fed but the handlers could not locate its owner, leaving the animal briefly at large.
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Portland
Stiff Discipline Promised at CMTC Camp Opening
General J. J. Brees led the Eighth Corps area ceremonies promising stern discipline for more than 100 business enrollees and regulars at the CMTC camp. Maj. Gen. Walter Krueger and Mayor Maury Maverick urged universal conscription as a national duty amid warnings of a looming crisis. Col. Ralph Durkee praised educational facilities as a guard of honor from the Ninth Infantry stood watch. a 16 gun salute marked the event.
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J. J. Brees
Mheni Ag
Brera
Brees
Unitext
Breen
Walter Krueger
Maury Naverick
Ralph Durkee
Clysian
Secretary of War For
Texas
Guard OF Honor
General Brees
Ninth Infantry
Fifteenth Field Artillery
Mexico booms with refugees after Spanish civil war inflow
Philadelphia reports John Rich of the American Friends Service Committee describes rapid Mexican development due to about 800 Spanish Civil War refugees. He notes President Cardenas invites more refugees, grants citizenship after six months, and cites new industries including a Beesemer steel process plant and a K-ray equipment fleet factory, plus a bakery, toy and furniture factories and a university recognized by the National University of Mexico.
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Philadelphia
Mexico
Spain
John Rich
Jerican Friends Service
Rich
Cardenas
National University of Mexico
YAP FLOODS KIA 7. OBAKA. Japan, day 1
Floods after a cloudburst killed seven people and flooded over 100000 homes in an industrial center. Four ships sank in Osaka harbor.
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Obaka
Japan
Osaka
Bullet Near Miss at Los Angeles Man’s Home
A .22 caliber pellet narrowly missed a Los Angeles resident named A B Hyon while he stood at his West Houston street home. The pellet struck a tin house door where Ryan stood nearby but heard no bullet whistle. He expressed relief that it did not strike him, and investigators have yet to identify the shooter or source of the bullet.
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A. B. Hyon
Uli
Houston Street
Ryan
Tin House
Fragmented Ad Copy Teases Laxative Claims and Nostalgic Slogans
The readable fragments present a chaotic advertisement style promising laxative effects and referencing phrases like happy days and liver pills. It hints at a product pitch with dubious health claims and fragmented lines resembling a dated promotional jingle. The text lacks coherent structure or verifiable details.
Galloway Drops In on Gallaway About Similar Name
Beeville funeral director John Galloway visited the sheriff's office on a Wednesday to meet Assistant Chief Denay Sheriff Juhn Gallaway after hearing of a man with a similar name. He said he just wanted to get acquainted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Galloway
Beeville
Denay
Juhn Gallaway
Garage Apartment Fire Damage Reported
Fire at a garage apartment caused property damage estimated at 20 dollars. The blaze began around 8 30 A M and the incident was reported from the residence on 340 Fast Hussache. Firefighters responded quickly to contain the fire and prevent spread to adjoining areas.
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G. D. Gatiln
Karage
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DR. E. Werdler
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Neuilalite
Egg Insurance
Sven Police
Ble Batry Dovvile
Lady Domvile
Heinrich Wimmer
Gestapo
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Jandan Tats
Invaraney Rae Oe
Mason
Tairiku
Merines
CMTC
Laoui Springs
Maverick
Kia
L.A
Alii
Howe
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Stowers
Simmons
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Rede
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Gallaway
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