Overdose of democracy sparks return to American ideals
In a tirade against radical government, the speaker laments an overdose of democracy and foreign ideologies. He argues the United States must restore constitutional balance, reject labor excesses, and clothe Uncle Sam in American democracy with protection for home industries.
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German aviation pioneer Loeb dies in crash
Berlin reported on June 28 that Loeb, a key German air developer involved in building the Luftwaffe and the Nazi four year plan, died in an air incident. The Deutsche Nachrichten Bureau cited official German views agency as saying he died in the air, while other sources claimed he perished in an airplane crash.
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Friteweb
Germany
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Towers to Torpedoes Demolition planned for Cristal palace towers
London on June 25 reports demolition of the Cristal palace towers to salvage 160 tons of steel and iron for armaments as part of wartime salvage efforts.
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London
Cristal Palace
Soil conservation aids farmers in Bexar County
W H Du Puy, area conservationist, says frequent rains in Bexar and Southwest Texas improve subsoil moisture for crops if summer rainfall is insufficient. Protected lands absorb more water, building a moisture reserve in subsoil and aiding drought resistance.
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Texas
W. H. du Puy
Department of Agriculture
Soil Conservation Service
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du Puy
Bureau of Chemistry and Soils
Two Jehovahs Witnesses Charged In Court
Two elderly women, Annie H Wallace 60 and Martha McDonald 68, members of Jehovahs Witnesses, were charged in Corporation Court with disturbing the peace after a housewife complained they played religious records on her front porch. Police reported Mrs H M Schwammel 951 H Kirk Place identified them after they refused to leave her home. A quantity of literature associated with the faith was found in their possession.
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Kirk Place
Annie H. Wallace
Kirk ‘Place
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Schwammel
Armistice Ends Fighting as France Yields to Italy
Allied headlines report the cease fire with France under terms of Axis armistice. German forces claim gains near Angouleme and St Etienne as Britain and Ruhr targets are bombed. Bells rang in Reich as France enters national mourning. Japan eyes Haiphong observance.
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Gouvernor TShER ONG dies in Pittsburgh June 25
Wir John Stuchell Fisher, a farm boy who studied his way to the governorship, is reported dead in Pittsburgh on June 25. The brief obituary notes his rise from rural beginnings to state leadership.
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Pittsburgh
John Stuchell Fisher
Bes
Governor Pisher Dies. Era Ended in 1927
Pennsylvania Republican governor Pisher, age 73, died at his home. From 1927 he served a four year term. Tokyo sent warships to Haiphong amid claims of Japan expanding influence in French Indochina. Ships watched for munitions bound for China as inspectors were dispatched under a Tokyo-Indo-China agreement.
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Nine Officers Named to Regular Army Air Corps
Seven Randolph field reserve officers and two Kelly field candidates were notified they would be appointed as second lieutenants in the regular army air corps. Randolph field appointees include First Lieut. Weldon M. James and Second Lieutenants Joan N. Reynolds Jr, Willam M. Hendrix, Jerry D. Page, Edward F. Hubbard, Roger M. Crown, and Robert F. Harris. The two Kelly field selections are Second Lieutenants Donald K. Bennett and Donald T. Bennink.
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Willam M. Hendrix
Jerry D. Page
Edward F. Hubbard
Roger M. Crown
Robert F. Harris
Donald K. Bennett
Donald T. Bennink
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Britain reports weekly shipping losses in war update
London reports total merchant shipping losses of 52,642 tons for the week ending June 16. Eight allied merchant ships totaling 31,574 tons and six neutral ships at 23,170 tons were destroyed. German losses up to June 23 were about 874,000 tons and Italian losses around 224,000 tons.
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London
Yguue Sa
Britain
Admiralty
Weather map reports scattered clouds and temps across cities
The weather summary lists numerous U S cities with temperatures and conditions such as cloudy clear and rain. Readings include Los Angeles 73 and Louisville 75 with cloudy conditions in several locations while others like Lubbock and Nashville show clear skies. The report also notes rainfall totals since January and general forecasts for Tuesday and Wednesday.
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The Better Way to Correct Constipation
An advice piece promotes preventing constipation by consuming Kellogg's All-Bran cereal for bulk and regularity. It urges regular eating and ample water, notes chronic cases should see a physician, and mentions Kellogg's Battle Creek origins.
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Diplomat to Outfrange
Washington reports a reshuffle in diplomacy as Anthony J. Drexel Biddle moves from Bordeaux to London to resume his post with the exiled Polish government while U S policy on Petain's regime and French assets remains unsettled.
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United States
Persia
France
Anthony J
Drexel Biddle
Bordeaux
Higindon
Hull
Biddie
London
Petain
National Committee
Tresaury
Morgenthau
State Department
War 25 Years Ago Today Impacts North Arma Fronts
A missile era flashback notes hand to hand clashes near Arma as German lines hold firm north of the city. Austrian port damage occurs as Italian air raids target Cattaro on the Adriatic while France weighs industry surveys for wartime purchase. Premier Daladier warns Europe to bolster defenses and finance needs via local classified lenders.
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Zollon Koftel
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