Yale Divinity Professor Denied U.S. Citizenship
Professor Douglas C. McIntosh Dwight of Yale Divinity School was denied citizenship by Federal Judge Warren F. P. Burrows for refusing to promise to defend the United States against all enemies. Dwight favored only a just war and would not swear full allegiance. The judge stated wartime loyalty requires absolute presidential power and full oath for citizens. Dean Charlies E. Clark announced an appeal.
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Conn
Douglas C. McIntosh Dwight
Yale Divinity School
United States
Warren FP. Burrows
MacIntosh
Burrows
Charlies FE Clark
Yale Law School
Canada
Currows
Dean Clark
Western League Leaders Share Batting and Pitching Feats
In the Western League standings for the week, Anatham of Pueblo leads with 78 runs and 14 stolen bases, while Tulsa pitcher Thoms improves to seven wins and one loss. Griffin of Omaha posts 23 points and a 338 average as Swansboro slips to 368. Other leaders include Meesolf Wichita 357 and Burns Tulsa 348. Denver tops team fielding with 69 double plays.
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Anatham
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Swansboro
Wichita
Griffin
Omahs
Meesolf Wichita
Windle
Omaha
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Tulse
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I. Burns
Faber
Omahe
Riley
Pueo
Mark Tules
Ormahe
Pueblo
Denver
Oklahoma City
Des Moines
Topeka
Sicien
Riffin
Brown Tanate
Tourists Helped Fight Forest Fire Near Twin Sisters Mountain
Dozens of visitors from Estes Park were evacuated from the village as a forest fire on the west side of Twin Sisters Mountain spread briefly. Forest Service officials credited a disciplined tourist cohort and hundreds of workers with halting the blaze as flames climbed Use ridge under a brisk breeze.
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Estes Park Village
Forest Service
Twin Sisters Mountain
Use Ridge
Frencisco Olympic Club to send 17 at AAU championships
The San Francisco Olympic Club announces 17 track and field stars will compete at the National AAU championships in Denver on July 3 and 4. Coach Charlie Hunter said the team is among the strongest to wear the club colors.
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Denver
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Yes'erday
Cleveland Alexander to Visit Galesburg Game and Banquet
Former professional baseball figure will travel to the Centre League game between the St Louis Cardinals and the local Galesburg club. A reception and banquet will honor him with a gifts presentation and memorabilia.
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Orover
Cleveland Alexander
St. Louis Cardinals
Lregue
Selemees Sane
Alex
Moonlight Wardrobe and a Lady at Guyfford Inn
A mysterious masked woman slips into the Guyfford mansion’s vicinity under moonlight seeking aid from Richard Guyfford after delivering a dangerous letter. Richard, newly revealed as the family head, tests the moment with conversations about past loyalties and a pardon, guiding the tense nocturnal encounter toward the inn and a path home.
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Pasteurized Milk Controversy Cited By Yale Expert
Dr. Lafayette Mendes of Yale University warns that clean milk is not automatically safe and that pasteurization best excludes dangerous micro organisms. He says pasteurized milk can be used safely under proper conditions and urges delivery service via Thos Hopper Dairy.
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Yale University
Thos Hopper Dairy
Foreign Minister Stresemann Defends Policy Before Reichstag
June 25 Berlin reports that Nationalists filed a no confidence motion against Dr Gustav Stresemann, German foreign minister. Stresemann argued Young Plan improves over Dawes, warned no guaranteed workability, and claimed Germany backs protests against the Versailles treaty with Rhineland moves and Versaille clauses. Sergeant A L Oliver to Boise for state traffic officers convention.
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Count Westarp
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Rhineland
von Hindemhberg
Germany
Enrolled for Summer Courses at University of Idaho Branch
Miss Ethel E. Redfield reports 75 students enrolled in the summer courses at the University of Idaho Southern Branch. Students held a friendly party to get acquainted. a Wednesday assembly with young rural extension students is planned. Friday is a holiday for summer students, with Saturday classes to make up work.
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Ethel E. Redfield
University of Idaho, Southern Branch
Extension Division
Religious Pact Ends Rebel Resistance In Mexico
Dispatches report insurgent chieftains surrender near Guadalajara after a religious question agreement. Aerial bombardment targeted rebel camps and officials announced religious services would resume soon.
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Mexico City
Excelsior
Guadalajara
Lions Hold First Annual Picnic At Inkem Camp
The Pocatello Lions club held its first annual picnic last night at 6 15 at Bistine Summer Camp on Rapid Creek with about 35 attendees including members and wives. After a luncheon and vocal numbers the party moved to the Highway Inn at Inkoin for dancing until midnight. Mrs William Beasley won the dance prize. committee members were A W Hall Myron Porges Ly0 Healey J C Bangs and Austin I Jones.
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Bistine Summe
Rapid Crees
Th Highway Inn
Inkoin
William Beasley
A. W. Hall
Myron Porges
Lyo. Healey
J. C. Bangs
Austin I. Jones
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