British citizenship vote sparks loyalty debate in America
A clipping discusses a vote on common British citizenship, noting most dissenters revealed names and addresses while supporters who favored rejoining the British empire often unsigned ballots. The writer criticizes British propaganda as dangerous to American unity and independence and calls for opposition to allegiance shifts.
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Miss Curtis
Nob Kitile
Werk Gunnide
America
England
Youth Assembly In Georgetown At BoothWestern University
Four delegates expected to attend the youth assembly of the Central Texas conference Methodist church at Boothwestern University in Georgetown June 16 to 21. The gathering, centered on youth affairs within the church, aims to discuss mission work and community outreach.
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Georgetown
Fourlandrid
Oye
Central Texas Conference of the Methodist Church
Boothwestern University
Germany closes 24 consular establishments in U S
The article reports that 24 German consular establishments in the United States and possessions, including New York with a large staff, are being closed as part of a wider action tied to the sinking of the Robin Moor and detentions. It notes arrests of managers Manfred Zapp and an assistant, all held on deportation charges for alleged law violations. The move follows freezing of German and Italian assets by President Roosevelt the prior Saturday.
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Germany
United States
Mobile
Los Angeles
San Francesco
Halboa
Colo
Canal Zone
Denver
Honolulu
Chicaso
New Orleana
Baltimore
Boston
Detroit
Kansas City
New York
Yive Conula
Trangodean Hows Service
Manfred Zapp
Wid
Yen Sher ‘Totut
Rocgovelt Bask
Professor Warns Against Insects in National Defense
Berkeley June 16 Professor W B Herne of the University of California argues that national defense must guard against a hidden enemy insects. He cites damage from weevils moths termites and other pests threatening supplies clothing and building materials and urges the army quartermaster to address entomological problems.
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Berkeley
Galil
W. B. Herne
University of California College of Appieultnce
Tata
Sun Bathers Cause Aerial Traffic Jang
Reported incident at a college gym caused an aerial traffic scare as cadets from an air school rehearsed above the roof. Students protested and demanded a closed area. authorities said the problem was solved as the semester ended.
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Bandihud
Hen Diego State
Collega
Hoachen
Radio Star Slips During Onstage Fall
New York radio star Alice Frost, noted for Big Water, tripped while pacing on planks with a floor microphone. She recovered quickly and continued her speech despite the fall into a nearby phone, showing quick thinking.
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New York
Dune
Alice Frost
Big Water
Sesiar
Quirky Maverick payroll cuts reveal city spending
City payroll totals drop under Maverick administration with first June 1929 payroll at 50852.51 covering tax street parks police and mayoral departments. Detailed monthly figures list dozens of clerks inspectors and assistants across city offices with sums for each branch and department.
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Tatsot
la Yulia
Tire and Police Department
Mayor
Sisa
Realty
Regal Department
Corporation Court
Auditor's Department
Maverick
Maverick Administration
British Women Do Armament Work
London reports thousands of women and girls drafted into engineering and munition work due to manpower changes. They handle precise tasks such as grinding sleeve valves for aircraft engines to tolerances of 2 to 10 thousandths of an inch, learn measuring instruments, and weld steel fabrications up to 1/8 inch thick as part of factory training and general engineering roles.
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London
Britain
Worden
Merela
Aireratt
Carole Lombard Denies Rumors of Reentry to Screen
Hollywood gossip dismissed as Carole Lombard, famed actress and wife of Clark Gable, refutes reports she will return to the screen. She states no such plans and comments on the latest baby rumor cycle as unfounded.
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Hollywood
tiNay
Carole Lombard
Mimatin
Cintk Oavile
The Robin Moor Attack and British Ship Encounter
The Robin Moor bound for Capetown was intercepted in the Atlantic near Verdanslia by a submarine. The crew and four Antillean passengers were ordered to a lifeboat. the chief officer negotiated a 30 minute window before the submarine opened fire. The submarine then torpedoed the Robin Moor and shelled the wreckage.
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Capetown
Rasporite
Ganatawa
Malta
Greenwich
Bay
Verdaslania
Atlantic
Brook
Weat
Africa
Ane
Albmarine
Draft Card Has Hock Shop Value
KINGWOOD West Virginia draft board reports a registrant exploiting a voter registration card as collateral after confessing fuel and money shortages. The alleged operator planned to advance gas, keep the card, and used crude language to justify the scheme while remaining concerned about eventual consequences.
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Kingwood
Dino
Preaton County
Égintrapt
Honate
Gazagen Mat
Drafk Board
Military power theory shifts in modern warfare analysis
New York June 14 A military theory outlines a method to measure fighting power by combining material and mobile power, defining tactical power as the product. It equates modern warfare to moving units with explosives and fuels, with units like battleships and aircraft given unit values and highlights the heavy cost of defeating tanks with riflemen.
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New York
John W. Mender
Massqehuratte Institute of Technology Review
Meajer
Bathskis
Meader
Br. Kender
Theneca
UB. B
North Cavotina
Texas House Defection Shocks Floor Debate Turnover
In Austin on June 10, Rep Rose Ti ner of Cameron defected amid a clash over a recent executive message and a pension feature up the floor. Turner invoked floor microphones criticizing the governor as the chamber weighed action on a tax bill and awaited Senate response.
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Aubtin
CNB
Doyermor
Cadec
Texas
Rose Tiner
Cameron
Situs
Tamer
Pension Fedaure
Hols
Renate
Turner
Rescue of 38 Eases Tension After Sinking Incident
Washington reports that tension surrounding the sinking of the American merchant steamer Rabin Moor by a German sub has eased. The ship’s passengers and crew, including women and a child, have reached Cape Town aboard a British vessel. The incident sparked protests but may not rupture diplomatic ties.
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Washington
Inh
Bolemantie
Ee Moor
London
Capetown
South Africa
Germany
Rabin Moor
Neer
Robbers Push Victim Into River in New York
A man is mugged by two youths along the river in New York. They drag him into the water and steal $24 before fleeing. The victim manages to escape cooling off and alert authorities.
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York
Docan
Ong
Jim
Two Named to Fill Engineer Positions
The county commissioners court appointed two employees from the county engineering department to temporary roles as county engineer and assistant engineer. Wilford Pickard will act as engineer and Walter Schulze as assistant until permanent appointments are made. Both will earn monthly wages from 360 to 200 dollars. The court also approved 4 4400 from Judd Plumbing and Heating Co for repairs on a Thai water tank at the county boys school 4th Bouthton. The county auditor was directed to seek bids on a cenk and Matogeaunte'ehabe for the auditor's allies. A tax collection report by HF. Dicklson showed May collections for licenses occupation permits and 9959.78 for occupation taxes. The court noted approximately 800,000 worth of fire insurance on the courthouse and county gitte' training control will expire July 31.
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Ceinly Commissioners Court
County Engineering Department
Wilford Pickard
Walter Schulze
Judd
County Boys
Minister Quits Becomes Editor in Shirley News Move
COLUMBUS Onis Jund 15 INS Prom Presbyterian minister to enroll town newspaper editor for the July move. Hey Frank O Harris now pastor of Columbus Presbyterian church resigns after seven years to join the printshop at Shirley Indiana community of BOC. He will become editor publisher of the Shirley News. Harris has freelanced for several newspapers and once ran a salary column in the Steubenville Ohio Gazette.
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Columbus, Onis
Jund
Prom Presbyterian
Ate
Hey
Frank O Harris
theColumbus Presbyterian
Shirley
Ind
BOC
Shirley News
Hargid
Steubenville
Ohio
Gazette
Olivia de Havilland Taught Classmates at Laretown Calf
Olivia de Havilland, known for playing roles in Paramount projects, once tutored less-bright schoolmates in Larstown, California, while back in her early days before fame. The note highlights her early kindness and teaching moments from a distant hometown context.
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Olivia de Havilland
Atos
Calle
Gherlen Boyer
Paramount
Larntown, Calf
Bathing Pageant Entrants Counted for July Fourth Fair
In Beauvy Contes X Taylor on June 16 thirty entrants for the annual bathing pageant on July 4 were listed to crown Miss Will Imentiox, Gounty was noted as organizer and sponsor.
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Beauvy
X. Taylor
Will Imentiox
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