German on deproit group protests register order
Indigent members of the Detroit Turners group protested a German consulate order directing Reich citizens born in 1920 to register for military and labor service. Arthur Al Kuecken questioned the lacking signature and warned American citizens to pursue naturalization. Fritz Hasler said the proclamation had been routed as routine.
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Reich
Creveland
Arthur AL Kuecken
Keucken
Cleveland
Germany
Turners
United States
Fritz Hasler
MacArthur doubts a quick Japanese conquest of the Philippines
General Douglas MacArthur, adviser to the Philippines, warned conquest would be costly and unlikely. he estimated an invasion could cost Japan half a million lives and over five billion dollars. He argued a Japanese blockade would require tacit foreign agreement and that Japan may not covet the Philippines for strategic reasons.
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Manila
Douglas MacArthur
Ailitary Advviser
Philippines
Japan
MacaArcinit
Intendien
Philippine Army
MacArthur
Pacific
Crop Losses Feared From Flood Waters
Flood waters menaced crops and property across a three state area as heavy rains caused rivers to flood. In Sedgwick county unharvested wheat faces substantial loss while adjacent Reno county reports losses. Rivers crossed highways and bridges were imperiled, with the threat extending into northern Oklahoma and into Missouri.
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Wichita
Kan
Asta
Gverssips
Sedgwick
Wiehe
Oklahoma
Enid
Gay Sheppard Injured in Auto Accident at Colaman
Austin attorney Gay Sheppard, son-in-law of State Comptroller George H Sheppard, was injured in a car crash at Colaman. Physicians report a base skull fracture with slight chance of recovery, and the patient was listed near death at a local hospital.
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Gay Sheppard
Colaman
Austin Attomey
George H. Sheppard
Weather report fragment from Texas and Panhandle region
Partly cloudy conditions persist into Wednesday night and Thursday across East and West Texas with local showers in the northwest and Panhandle. Temperatures peak near 96 degrees Wednesday, with lows around 75. northeast winds shift from light to moderate.
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Yiematty
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Northwest
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Panhandle
Triple Treaty Unlikely To Avert War
Paris dispatch reports Europe's experts saying the Britain France Russia triple alliance will likely be signed but fail to prevent war immediately. Russian fears of being drawn into a larger conflict and strategic concerns over the Baltic shape Moscow’s insistence on safeguards before joining.
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Kremlin
Russia
Germany
Hitler
West
Britain
France
Baltic States
Russa
Red Army
Esthenia
Latvia
Finland
Black Sea
Soviet Union
Mischief Charge Ends in Fine for Treignt Car Fire
Pete Garza found guilty of malicious mischief in the burning of a Treignt car. He was fined 1000 by County Court-at-Law No. 1 after an 18 minute jury deliberation. If unable to pay, he faces 341 days in jail. Garza's address listed as 319 Fiie City road, Wednesday. Italian troops hack Naples report notes Five thousand more allan legion naires and 350 officers arrived on two steamships from Spain.
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Pete Garza
Fiie City Road
Garza
Pennsylvania Railroad
Naples
Iaty
Spain
Bave
Sailor Repudiates Snake Death Story
Convicted killer Robert J. James known as the snake killer repudiates earlier admissions claimed to be coerced by district attorney aides. Charles Hy Hape, jailed at Folsom for complicity in Mary Bush James death, seeks to overturn his testimony. A hearing is set for next Monday as James notes his wife’s drowning followed failed venom attempt.
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Reobert J. James
James
Famous Alaskan Mine Abandoned After 40 Years
Juneau Alaska June 28 The famous old Chicago gold mine which has produced fortunes for nearly 40 years will be abandoned and the works mothballed in the near future. High working costs at great depths and ongoing expenses are cited as reasons for shutting down the mine which has operated continuously since the early 1900s.
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Juneay
Alaska
Chicago
Theyr
Hen Hatchery Record Involves 13 Chicks Hatching
W E L C H June 28 A white Tock hen at L B Baker's interstate hatchery set on 15 eggs. The hen continued to sit while Baker relocated her to Welch and about two weeks later she hatched a brood of 13 chicks at his mother's Volney Virginia home.
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Welch
W. Ve
L. B. Baker
Volney
Baker
Vice Squad Raid Yields $5 Fine for Jake Hyman
A vice squad raid at the Aztec Town on 229 West Commerce Street led to Jake Hyman paying a $5 fine for vagrancy on Wednesday. Officers Frank Vogler and C. J. O’Neill reported finding race forms and scratch sheets. Hyman was described as a dangerous character, labeled “a common arable.”
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Jake Hyman
Wsted
West Craig Place
Aztecton
West Commerce Street
Frank Vogler
C. J. O'Neill
Herce
Hyman
Boy Diver Injured at Brackenridge Pool
Nine Flores 11 years old suffered a head injury when he dived into the Brackenridge park pool and struck the concrete bottom. Green hospital attendants treated him with four stitches to close the wound.
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Flores
Brackenridge Park
Robert
Green Hospital
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