Princess Hohenlohe Must Leave United States
A Hungarian princess and 18 year old German student at Denver University face expulsion orders to depart the United States by specified dates or face deportation. Princess Stefanie Hohenlohe Waldenburg Schillingsfurst and Karl Scheuring were denied renewal of visa permits and must leave by Saturday and December 26 respectively. The case cites Nazi ties and prior London activity and notes uncertainty about their travel options.
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U.P
Denver University
Pacific Ocean
Asia
Justice Department
United States
Hungary
Germany
Robert H. Jackson
Stefanie Hohenlohe-Waldenburg-Schillingsfurst
London
Karl Scheuring
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Jackson
Scheuring
Denver
Pacific
San Francisco
San Francisco Bay Area
California
Fritz Wiedemann
Adolf Hitler
Naturalization Service
Rothermere
Wiedemann
Hitler
Fuehrer
Heart disease leads U.S. deaths in 1939 totals
Washington reports 1939 mortality with 360,634 deaths from heart disease, far ahead of cancer at 153,846. Other high causes include cerebral hemorrhage 114,967 nephritis 108,512 influenza and pneumonia 99,097 and tuberculosis 61,609. Accidents reach 92,623 with 32,386 motor vehicle fatalities. personal crises 18,511 and homicides 8,394.
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Washington
United States
Soviet crosses bison with buffalo at Ukraine preserve
A Soviet experiment at the Askania Nova state preserve in Ukraine reports crossing American bison with European buffalo as successful. Breeders aim to restore Byelorussian forest buffalo herds almost wiped out by World War. 71 bulls and 63 cows have been raised.
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Moscow
Associated Press
Askania-Nova
Ukraine
Half Million Germans Return to Fatherland
Berlin correspondence notes nearly 500000 vyelkdeutsche uprooted from the Black Sea, Baltic states, and Poland. They crowd German castles and hotels as Nazi resettlement aims to consolidate pure German land and leadership and possibly move settlers to Lorraine and other conquered areas. Temperatures range from hopeful to bewildered as families adjust to crowded quarters, long journeys, and new homes.
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Associated Press
Vyelkdeutsche
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Black Sea
Baltic States
Poland
East Prussia
Lorraine
France
Wuerzburg
Red Cross
Muriel Bliss of Chicago Quoted in Speech
The fragment quotes Mrs. Muriel Bliss of Chicago speaking in a larger address about national sentiment and loyalty in America.
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America
Muriel Bliss
Chicago
Youth Deserters Held in Tucson Jail Admits Army Status
Tucson police report W M Ellis aged 18 and E W Thomas aged 19 inmates of the city jail confessed they deserted from the 77th field artillery at Fort Russell Texas. They were jailed on vagrancy charges for 10 days before Army officials ordered their release to report to a recruiting officer or Army post. England faces onion shortages.
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Tucson
W. M. Ellis
E. W. Thomas
77Th Field Artillery
U. S. Army
Fort Russell
Tex
Army
Flu Epidemic Peaks in Arizona With 1662 New Cases
PHOENIX December reports show Arizona logged 1662 influenza cases in the week ending Saturday the highest since 1918. Dr. Jay D. Dunshee said most cases are mild and the peak has passed. Maricopa led with 555 cases, Yuma 327, while Apache reported none.
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Jay D. Dunshee
Arizona
Dunshee
Apache
Maricopa County
Yuma
Gila
Pima
Pinal
Coconino
Navajo
Cochise
Swastika junction to be renamed Winston in Ontario
Premier Mitchell Hepburn announced that Swastika railway junction on the Temiskaming and Northern Railway must be renamed to erase the symbol of oppression. The proposed new name Winston would honor Britain's Prime Minister Winston Churchill.
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Kirkland Lake
Temiskaming and Northern Railway
Mitchell Hepburn
Ontario
Winston
Britain
Winston Churchill
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