California professors dismissed for disloyalty in 1930s report
In San Francisco on April 1 a summary dismissal of two University of California professors was announced. Ernest C Alfred Forke head of Oriental languages and Ingo Waldemar Hackh assistant in chemistry were removed from the faculty for actions considered inimical to the United States government. Regents and President Wheeler offices declined comment.
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Ingo Waldemar Dungobert Hackh
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Wisconsin days see victory next fall
Wisconsin drys claimed victory in the first skirmish to elect a dry legislature next fall and ratify the federal constitutional amendment. Voters ousted saloons at Superior Ashland and Beloit. The official count will be needed to determine the result at Madison.
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Massachusetts votes for Proh amendment ratified by senate
Boston April 3 The senate today ratified the prohibition amendment following the house approval a week earlier. Massachusetts becomes the eleventh state to ratify the dry amendment and joins those backing nationwide prohibition.
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Mystery poison causes massive sheep losses at Chicago yard
In Chicago on April 3 authorities probe the death of over 1 200 sheep valued at more than 29000 dollars. The forest of dying animals raises suspicions that poison was mixed into their feed at the Union stockyards.
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Far and Near Arrests and Local Crime Roundup
Renton men Frank Sallazzi Joe Marazzi and J P Agnesani were arrested Tuesday on illegal manufacture of intoxicant charges. Charges cited and fines totaling 731 dollars were collected from traffic violators before Judge Gordon Tuesday. A parade fundraising incident saw 342 77 dollars donated from a crowd for service men. A British recruiting mission head will address a patriotic meeting at West Seattle High School. Dr Oswald Meredith Jones a 55 year old physician of Victoria British Columbia died Tuesday. Election returns show socialist candidates defeated in Chicago council races. J F E Stewart will resign as assistant prosecuting attorney to focus on spruce for airplanes. A big 160 dollar flag will fly from a tall fir at Stanford logging camp. Grays Harbor road work limited. third Liberty loan bonds urged. Minute Men to be formed in Precinct 51 at Swedish Lutheran church. Dr R L Simpson recovering after appendectomy. Otto Hertz 55 injured dragged by a train. Mrs F B L Ridgon 55 hospitalized with non serious bruises after an auto crash.
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Ship's Engineer Held on Smuggling Charge
Oliver M. Dunton chief engineer of the steamship Ecuador was held on $3,000 bond today on charges of smuggling $7,100 worth of opium into the United States. He was ordered to answer to the federal grand jury by U S Commissioner Thomas Hayden in San Francisco.
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Three Soldiers Die In Camp Explosion
An accidental explosion in a tent of Congany I, 103rd engineers, Pennsylvani in Augusta Georgia kills one corporal and two privates, injures another corporal seriously, and leaves three privates with minor injuries. The incident occurred April 3 and involved members of the same unit.
Callaghan Remains On Public Welfare Post Pending Trial
James J. Callaghan, indicted on three counts including grand larceny forgery and presenting false claims, will be retained as public welfare commissioner until a jury determines guilt or innocence. Trial is scheduled for April 22.
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German long range gun explodes near Paris
April reports say a German long range gun burst during engagement with French forces near Paris. Five crew members were killed as prisoners provided details. The mystery gun referenced as the "mysterious gun" may be solved from captured German soldiers. The U S food administration halted rye use by bakers due to grain shortages.
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Druggist Endorses Binesia for Indigestion Relief
J. H W. Howarth a veteran city druggist recommends Binesia as the best all round remedy for indigestion and stomach troubles. He cites thousands of satisfied stomach sufferers and notes a money back guarantee with every package.
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Franklin High to Stage A Rose o Plymouth Town Play
The Franklin high school senior class will present the class play A Rose o Plymouth Town on Friday and Saturday nights in the high school auditorium. The event is described as the big school-year affair after students voted to proceed with the production.
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