Nazi Press Defends Anti Jewish Drive In Berlin
Berlin reports describe foreign and domestic newspaper reaction to the anti Jewish campaign begun June 1. Reichs and Beobachter editorials defend it as self defense and note emigration is pursued. Foreign protests influence German policy on property registration and life abroad.
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Berlin
Stimg
Scornfil
Seading Naz
Reichsfuehrer
Adolf Hitles
Voelkischer Beobachter
Austria
Ministry of Bohemy
United States
Beobachter
Reich
Two Arabs Killed by British Troops Near Tegart Fence
British troops killed two members of an Arab band that had destroyed property near Tigart's wall as a half million dollar electrified wire fence rose on the Palestine Syria border. Several Arabs were wounded. The fence, named after Sir Charles Tegart, aims to deter terrorists entering the Holy Land.
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Alem
Sune
Tigart
Charles Tegart
Boly Lend
Resinol Ointment and Soap Offer Quick Skin Relief
Embarrassing itching and irritation can spread or worsen if untreated. Resinol Ointment provides rapid comfort from the first use and ongoing treatment restores skin to healthier condition. Available everywhere. free samples offered by Hesinal, Dept. 33 Baltimore, Maryland.
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Baltimore
Paraguay Withdraws From World Court Settlement Plan
Geneva June 21 Paraguay has notified the League at Natons of its decision to withdraw from the World Court at The Hague. The move appears aimed at blocking Bolivia in the Chaco dispute as the century-old boundary fight remains unresolved. A May 27 settlement plan by six neutral powers failed after Paraguay rejected a modified formula on June 7. The two nations have disputed the Gran Chaco region for a century.
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Geneva
Pi—Panaguay
League
Natons
World Court
Hague
Bolivia
Chaco
International Court
Paraguay
United States
Paragay
Gran Chaco Arra
Defense Adequate Says Belisha On Rearmament
London officials stated the country is ready to defend itself. War Secretary Hore Belisha claimed major achievements in rearment and noted government spending near five million dollars daily on armaments.
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London
Leslie ‘Hore
Belisha
Liberal National Party
Six US Warships Visit Siam from Manila
Six United States warships arrived in Bangkok from Manila for a seven day visit. The destroyers Alden Barker Edwards Paul Jones Whipple and Black Hawk will participate in a week of Siamese festivities and naval events in the capital.
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U. S
Siam
Bangkok
Gpi
United States
Manila
Alden
Barker
Edwards
Paul Jones
Whipple
Ee Black Hawk
Gracil Spain Battle Raging Near Hendaye and Valencia
Government militiamen and insurgents fought for three miles of coastal high ground near Hendaye and Valencia. Insurgent planes bombed Valencia port and towns including Alicante, Carregente, and Algemesí as forces maneuvered to threaten Sagunto and tilt the war’s momentum.
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Hendaye
France
Valencis
Jose Miura
Franch
Sagunto
Madrid
Valencia
Aletrs
Caracagente
Algemert
Youngster Passes FCC Radio Operator Exam
Herbert Hartman aged 15 of 525 McCullough avenue has passed the federal communications commission exam for a radio operator license. He was told he is the youngest in the United States to obtain such a license. The exam was taken last week.
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Herbert Hartman
McCullough Avenue
Federal Communications Commission
United States
Optimists to Hear Boys Club Leader at noon meeting
W Ivans Fiten, secretary of one Boys Chub of San Antonio, will speak at the noon meeting Wednesday of the San Antonio Optimist club at the Gunter hotel. Dr P Johnson will chair. Miss Moline Frances Johnson, 14, will present a piano program.
Optimists See Optimistic Side at International Meet
Los Angeles June 21 delegates of Optimist International kept faith with their name. President William J Tamblyn of Toronto said membership reached 9437 up 210 percent from last year. Harry Franklin of San Diego and Jerome Safar of Milwaukee advance to the finals of the annual contest for youths under 17.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Optimist International
Ife
William J.tamblyn
Toronto
Optimist
Harry Franklin
San Diego
Calif
Jerome Safar
Milwaukee
Optimists
Hull seeks 10 humane warfare program
Secretary of State Hull is developing a plan to humanize warfare aiming to stop serial bombings. Details are pending, with officials noting sympathy for Norman H. Davis proposed ideas for neutralized hospital zones and immunity for civilians. Hull may pursue steps without waiting for Congress.
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Washington
Hull
Particwar
Civil Lang
State Department
Bull
Jon
London
Norman H. Davis
American Red Cross
Portals of Musion themes in Vestal’s romance
In H Bedford Jones latest short story a Cro Magnon fate hinges on a woman's love for jewels. The piece appears in the American Weekly distributed with next Sunday's Light, offering a brisk romantic and thrilling tale.
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H. Bedford-Jones
American Weekly
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