Law officer reviews Strecker case after long hearings
W V Christopherson returned to San Antonio after three weeks in Washington and New Orleans studying the U S versus Joseph George Strecker deportation case. He will report findings to the board of immigration appeals in Washington. The Strecker matter began in 1933 when he was arrested in Hot Springs and recommended for deportation as a Communist Party member. The 1912 act allowed deportation for aliens seeking to overthrow the government by violence. The New Orleans circuit court reversed the original deportation, saying government evidence failed to prove overthrow intent. The Supreme Court required proving continued party membership to arrest. The 1940 amendment broadened deportation to aliens joining organizations to overthrow the government after entering the U S. Hearings May 18–26. the outcome may affect Harry Bridges prosecutions already dismissed.
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San Antonio
Washington
D. C
New Orleana
U. S
Joseph George Strecker
Little Rock
Hot Springs
Ark
Board of Immigration Appeals
Joseph Strecker
Kot ‘Springs
Communist Party
U. S. District Court
Arkansas
Jally
U.S. District Court
Mulstans
Christophibson
Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Strecker
Supreme Court
Btrecker
United States
Christopher~ Son
Harry Bridges
Nazi and Japanese to Expand Economic Ties
Berlin reports Dr. Hel mut Wohlthat, a German economic expert, is in Tokyo negotiating a broad extension of German Japanese economic relations. Reliable Tokyo sources say one objective is speeding up delivery of vital foodstuffs from Japan and Japanese occupied China via the Trans Siberian route into Germany. Negotiations will take time but show progressive development.
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Berlin
Helmut Wohlthat
Tokyo
Wohlthat
Japan
China
Germany
Wopithist
Wog
Fleeing Premier in Iran Capital
A Reuters dispatch from Teheran reports Rashid Ali, ousted Iraqi premier, fled Baghdad and arrived in Iran's capital after British troops entered the city. Ali had seized control of the Iraqi government in April and led the government from Baghdad last week.
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London
No—Nusma
Ali al Gallant
Iraq
Wat Teheran
Caplts
Iran
Persiad
Reuters
Rashid Ali
Baghdad
Water tanks to boost Highland, South Side pressure
A 1,500,000 gallon elevated tank near completion will improve water pressure for Highland area, Brooks field, and South Side. Built by Chicago Bridge and Iron at 91,800, the tower rises to 112 feet on a 721-foot elevation site near Steves avenue. Another 250,000-gallon tank near Austin road will serve Terrell Hills and Alamo Heights, costing 22,330 with a 147-foot height on a 207-foot site.
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Highland
Brooks Field
W. D. Masterson
City Water Department
Houston Tank
Hildebrand Avenue
Steves Avenue
Chicago Bridge and Tron Company
Alte
Walec
Austin Road
Terrell Hills
Alamo Heights
Laborites Reject Negotiated Peace Conference Upholds Victory
London June 3 The British Labour Party conference adopted a memorandum from its national executive declaring there could be no peace with Germany without victory. Clement Attlee said a lasting peace requires collective security and warned against any peace without Allied strength and coordinated action.
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London
Unter
Germany
Clement R. Attlee
Privy Seal
Britain
St Marys chapel collection box robbed of 45 dollars
Police report a thief removed 45 dollars from a collection box at St. Marys chapel near North St Marys street and Mr Cullough avenue. Father John Quinigan filed the theft report and a separate claim lists 340 dollars from Jeanette Wallace at 125 Bucklebury street. Valadez at 708 Camaron street is noted with 16 dollars.
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St. Mary's Chapel
St. Mary's Street
Bank Examiner for Area Named Eleventh District Chief
WASHINGTON June 3 The treasury appointed Walter A Sands as chief national bank examiner for the Eleventh Federal Reserve district based in Dallas. He succeeds Richard H Collier who is retiring.
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Washington
Treasury
Walter A. Sands
National Hawk
Federal Reserve District
Witty Headquartera Ab Dallag
Richard H. Collier
RAF SEEKS AIR BASE IN CHINA DISCUSSIONS AT HAVEKORG
Tokyo June 3 British officials from Far East posts have met at Have korg since May 20 to discuss establishing powerful air bases at Chungking China for joint use by British and American forces if necessary. Officers came from Singapore Itanggeon Chungking Shanghai Tanisin Winnvostok Pokya Australia and the Philippines.
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Far East
Havekorg
Chungking
China
Tie Newspaper
Asal Nil Today Inn Dispatch
Shanghai
Asaht
Singapore
Itanggeon
Tanisin
Winnvostok
Pokya
Australia
Philppine Islands
Tires Slashed Reported At City Streets
A.R. Marsch reports tires slashed on a mobile at 921 North Salado Street and another vehicle at 800 Black Ruiz Street. Police were alerted Tuesday to the incident.
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A. J. Marsch
Salado Street
Black Ruiz Street
Carnahans in Tennessee Watch Theft Confession
Dr and Mrs Robert Carnahan of 143 Fast Rosewood avenue were in Memphis Tennessee Tuesday. Dr Carnahans mother is seriously ill in Baptist Memorial hospital there. After questioning by city detective captain Duke Cary two youths admitted a series of watch thefts. Two watches were recovered.
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Duke Caryer
Sullivan's Travels Casting Shifts With McCrea and Lake
Joel McCrea at six feet three inches tall to team with Veronica Lake in Paramount's Sullivan's Travels directed by Presto Sturges. The pairing is described as a romantic construction for the new film.
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Joel McCrea
Sefeet
Veronica Lake
Presto Sturges
Paramount
Sullivan
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