Japanese Professor Urges Protection Against White Supremacy
Waseda University professor R Nagai told Nippon hall listeners that yellow races face oppression by the white race. He urged Japan and China to cooperate, asserting freedom now belongs to whites and should be shared in defense of Asian interests.
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de R. Nagai
Voy
Waseda University
Tokyo
Nippon Hall
Algo
Wanan
China
Nagal
Japan
British subjects urged to volunteer for 70 days
British subjects in the United States have 70 days to volunteer for service in the British or Canadian forces. The notice, received at a British recruiting office, states that ages 20 to 44 inclusive will be drawn into service if not volunteering, following an ultimatum linked to an American draft agreement in New York City.
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United
New York City
British Labor Truce No Longer Recognized
The British Labor Party conference declares the political truce from the war’s outbreak is no longer recognized. W. F. Purdy presided and affirmed there will be no wavering in wartime determination.
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Britiah Party
W. F. Purdy
May was lucky month in fighting U boats
Archibald 8 writes in the Daily Tele that May was favorable on record in losses to submarines. He notes the enemy sustained only 224 006 tons of Bruix’s tonnage lost during May, compared with 374 000 tons in the previous year.
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Archibald 8
Tele
Joss
Altho
Bruix
King George Samples US Buckwheat Cakes
In June 27 King George and Queen Mary were served buckwheat cakes at the Y M C A Eagle Wednesday at the hut in response to a request for a distinctive American dish. The serving and inspection were noted as part of the visit.
Everett Boys Earn Commissions at Fortress Monroe Training
Six Everett men named Frank C. Paine Ozro Gaston Clark Roy Sexton and Phil Styre earned commissions after completing second heat at the Fortress Monroe training program on June 27. The group of Everett youths joined the ranks with seasoned peers advancing from competitive drills and service tests.
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M. C
Frank C. Paine
Ozro Gaston
Clark
Roy Sexton
Phil Styre
Everett Boys
Fortress Monroe
Judge Webster Denies Campaign Tale as False
On June 27 Judge J Stanley denied reports from opponents that he spent funds tied to a campaign for the supreme court. The judge labeled the tale as unfounded and dismissed the charges as propaganda.
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Webster
J. Stanley
A& Year's Supreme Court
Far and Near News Highlights at University of Washington
A Blencoe requests a bi weekly page from Florence for a training station after marriage. Competent stenographers and typists are needed for the Navy training detachment. A $5 War Savings Stamp prize is offered at the Lawton district Cross auxiliary whist and St. Margaret's hall on Friday evening June 28. G Doyle, a Northern Railway veteran, died Wednesday and the funeral is at Mary’s funeral home tomorrow. Rhoda Mite dean of women will speak at the Commonwealth club meeting on July 1 at Good Eats cafeteria in the evening.
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A. Blencoe
U. of W. Na Ui
Florence
O Mahoney
Lawton District Cross
St. Margaret
Rhoda Mite
Holland Boycott of Hagenbeck Circus Sparks Protest
Holland protests Hagenbeck Circus now in Amsterdam over the use of animal food for meat shortages. Protest lodged with Dutch authorities against the German troupe's presence and the ethics of its acts.
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Holland
Tondon
Hagenbeck
Amsterdam
Unclaimed Mail Auction Opens with Tires and Supplies
Auction at 2006 Becondave showcases auto tires and supplies as Thursday headliners. At opening, half of 1441 parcels offered were sold, with officials from the Government Officials Association of the United States present at a labor convention in Kirkland, Washington.
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Government of
Axp Man
Moins
C. H
Kirkland
Wash
Unitee Ers
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