Army Vital To U S Peace Hull Asserts
Secretary Hull emphasizes the Kellogg Briand pact as a foundational pledge renouncing war. He notes signatories have overridden Article 1 and 2 by invading nations, causing widespread destruction, and warns that vigilance and armament in defense are spreading as nations seek to prevent further aggression.
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Big McManus Dies Amid Rothstein Murder Saga
Big George McManus 48 known as a major gambler and once acquitted of Arnold Rothstein murder after a famed 1920s court battle died of a heart ailment at a Spring Lake New Jersey summer bungalow. His life linked to a notorious pay-off gang and the Rothstein case after Rothstein was shot near a Broadway restaurant in 1928.
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Union Seeks Bargain Right for Seamen on Lakes
The National Maritime Union awaited a National Labor Relations Board ruling on whether it will be certified as bargaining agent for unlicensed seamen aboard 14 lake vessels operated by the Allerton Bison Boland & Boland Steamship Companies. Union petition examined at a hearing by NLRB attorney Edward involved.
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National Labor Relations Board
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Legion Dinner Honors Mead at State Convention
The New York State American Legion convention opened with a dinner honoring Comrade George A. Mead. The 3d Samuel Wing and auxiliary group participated as activities led into the grand session and election events.
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French colonies join Britain in war and other notes
Reported Aug 29 that three French colonies sided with Britain and the free French government led by Gen. De Gaulle, revoking governors general of Cameroon and New Caledonia. Authorities accuse Paris of fomenting secession while Britain aligns with colonial rebels in Africa and the Pacific region.
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Women in War Effort Open to WAAF Cooks
London reports women may join the women’s auxiliary air force as cooks and volunteers for training. Eligibility now includes heights down to four feet ten inches, a change from the former five feet. Age limits extend from 21 to 47, with pay up to 9.50 for former service women, expanding opportunities for service.
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