Fairbanks says German propaganda in South America alarms U S
Douglas Fairbanks Jr the President Roosevelt cultural envoy said German propaganda has made serious inroads in South America far more than expected at home He arrived by air and planned a brief stay touring Latin American capitals before cutting short his tour due to excitement at home
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South America
Fairbanks
Iir
Etting
Latin America
South American
Mayor White Calls Aluminum Drive At Legion Game
Mayor John W. White urges Herbert Nelson and the American Legion Post to back the Junior baseball game against Tallahassee Thursday night and bring aluminum ware to aid national defense amid a city wide patriotic effort. The event aims to collect aluminum for government use with citizen participation encouraged.
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Legion
White
Nelson
Legion Post
Tallahassee
American Legion
National’ Defense
Jury to Inspect Scene in Maine Slaying Case
Bath Maine June 24 A jury will view the red brick colonial house in Richmond where Dr Laverne Harris Joss 38 was slain March 27 as part of the trial of Dr Merrill E Joss 34 on a wife murder charge The inspect group includes 12 jurors questioned for bias by defense counsel Pattangall former Maine chief justice Joss pleaded innocent and listened while testimony recalled love notes and divorce talks with Mrs Elizabeth Chapman Mayo Other details note a threatening man involved and a claimed narcotics refusal before the fatal beating last March in this shipyard region.
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Bath
Richmond
Laverne
Harris’ Joss
Merrill E. Joss
Superior Court
Raymond Fellows
Kennebec River
Sagadahoe County
William’ “R. Pattangall
Maine
Pattangall
Augusta
Elizabeth Chapman Mayo
Esterday
Joss
Portland
Ore
Talesmen
Jackson, Ala
War talk and a grim county murder cast a shadow
A war of ideas and a brutal Thomas county murder dominate recent events. Churchill and Stalin are mentioned amid debate on Allied aid to England and Russia. Locally, debates over Coast Line safety at South Broad street lead to stalled actions and a proposed 60 day plan to slow trains. The season’s disruptions include a removed row of trees on North Madison and a pending filling station project. City officials clash over crossroad dangers and highway talks, while threats of boycott stir unease.
Girls Register Now For Brownie And Girl Scout Camp
Camp Frances hosts Brownie June 29 to July 1 and Girl Scout July 1 to 15 under Mrs. Blake Clark with nine trained counselors. Girls are urged to plan, register through Mrs. E. I. Wahl at 68 for proper forms and arrangements.
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Camp Frances
Blake Clark
E. I. Wahl
CIO Newspap er Guild To Revise System Of Elections
Detroit June 24 Proposed revisions in the election system of the CIO American Newspaper Guild went before the constitution committee led by Edward Allen of Boston. Allen chairs a steering group advocating changes in guild policies. The program would shift officer elections to a membership referendum and adopt a hands off stance toward other unions such as the CIO United Auto Workers strike at the North American Aviation plant in Inglewood California.
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American Newspaper Guild
CIO
Guild
Edward Allen
Boston
Allen
United Auto Workers
North American Aviation
Inglewood
Calif
No Civic Standing For Local Creek Claim, Official Says
A local official states there is no civic or official basis for recognizing a creek as existing in the area. The remark clarifies that the claim has no enforceable status under current public records or governance.
Council Delays Action on ACL Crossing and Safety Measures
The council refused decisive steps to fix the dangerous South Broad Street crossing with Coast Line trains. A 60 day delay was proposed by Alderman Inman and Flowers, while others argued all options should be exhausted first. The debate highlighted lingering blame and calls for a feasible protection plan amid ongoing safety concerns.
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South Broad Street
White
Taman
Flowers
Dobbins
Feinberg
Key
Keyton
Garrison
Alderman Key
Coast Line
Wec
State Highway Department
Alexander
Supt
Walker
Coast Ine
Highway Department
Alderman Inman
Alderman Dobbins
Thomasville
Alderman Flowers
Mr. Inman
Inman
Dobbine
F.C. Jonez
Young Vann
Jefferson Street
Stevens
Water and Light Committee
Rower
J. D. Smith
Blackshear Street
East End
Broad Street
South Road
Klan Leader Denies German Backing in Spartanburg Parade
In Spartanburg on June 24 Ben E Adams denied Gov Burton Maybanks claim that the Ku Klux Klan has German support. Gov Maybank ordered Sheriff Sam Henry to stop the planned parade. Adams challenged the governor to debate and warned the Klan would march if parade permits were not withdrawn. The city had granted a permit earlier.
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Spartanburg
S. C
South Carolina
Ben E. Adams
Burton E. Maybank
Sam M. Henry
Adams
Spartanburg County
Sam R. Watt
Evening session reviews payrolls and finances
The gathering discussed payroll payments for the week along with license, tax collections, bills, and incidental matters in an informal tone.
Inconsistent U S View On War Says Welles Statement
Berlin June 24. The United States Undersecretary Sumner Welles remarks on the Russian German conflict were described as inconsistent by authoritative quarters here. They said the remarks reflect a divided U S position and a policy not clearly unified. Welles signalled U S support for Russia similar to Britain while denouncing communism.
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Berlin
Sumner Welles
United States
Welles
Britain
Russia
Spanish Falangists Rally at Nazi Embassy in Madrid
Uniformed falangists paraded Madrid streets and gathered before the German embassy chanting on to Moscow. They heard the Spanish foreign minister declare Russia must be exterminated as government leaders weighed Spain's Axis stance amid Soviet conflict. US and British embassies were guarded by police to prevent incidents.
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Juns
Moscow
Russia
Spain
Soviet Union
United States
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