Supreme Court limits naturalization with no armed-forces oath
The U S Supreme Court ruled that a foreigner seeking U S citizenship must swear an unqualified oath to bear arms in wartime. Douglas Macintosh and Marie Bland, both Canadians with wartime service in France, were denied naturalization under this ruling citing Rosika Schwimmer precedent. Justice Sutherland wrote for the majority. Chief Justice Hughes and others dissented.
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Yale Divinity School
Macin- Sutherland Josh
Marie Averill Bland
Macintosh
France
Howard Sutherland
Rosika Schwimmer
Congress
Sutherland
Hughes
Holmes
Brandeis and Stone
White accessories dominate the season in fashion notes
Fashion writer Cherin Nicholas surveys white accessories and velvet in summer styles. White jackets pair with dark frocks, white hats and gloves top the look, with chalk white beads and scarfs completing an all white ensemble across sports coats and travel outfits.
Hyde plans economies in Agriculture Department
Hyde appears to forestall Rapidan camp operations by planning economies in department expenditures. The move aims to trim costs without cutting essential services and will be aided during the year by the termination of two unspecified items.
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the Woods
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Pennsylvania
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Xile
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Stephanescu
Iorga
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Russia
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Hyde
Backfiring Warfare Mirror Aimed at Rear Targets
A 20 year old Oxford engineer invents a reflex mirror sight system for single seat fighters. The device uses a rear mirror reflected onto a cockpit top mirror and finally to a heated wiping sight, enabling the pilot to fire at rear targets.
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