Flag of Jugoslavs Unfurled in Washington on July Fourth
A new Jugoslav flag unites Serbia Montenegro and the Slovene lands, unfurled in Washington with a parade of Jugoslavs and Sokol members. Serbian minister Dr Lioubomir Michailovitev spoke on liberty, likening American ideals to the Jugoslav struggle for independence and unity against the dual monarchy.
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Clergy Reassignments Aboard Archdiocese Waterloo
Archbishop Keane announces widespread clergy transfers across the archdiocese. Rev. Father Forekel joins St Mary's Waterloo to fill a vacancy. Dorchester and Britt see multiple moves. Fathers Cremer Calmar Quirin, Torpy Clarion, McDonald Cresco, and Nolan Iowa Falls transition to new parishes. Malloy covers Cedar Falls.
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British Subjects May Now Volunteer With Home Troops
British subjects and Canadians aged 16 to 44 are invited to volunteer for home troops. The initiative aims to form armies composed of their own people rather than fighting Americans. Veterans and others from English and Canadian regiments may join, with more expected to enlist as the campaign progresses.
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Moody heads to Chicago as Nash Motors officer
C. B. Moody, longtime distributor for Diamond Tire and Har ry Padden Auto, departs for Chicago to serve as Nash Motors office manager. Mrs Moody will join him there this week and they will make their home in Chicago.
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Relief Ship Rescues 176 From Grounded Liner Osaka Shosen
Wireless reports from a Canadian Pacific Port say a relief vessel picked up 176 passengers from the Osaka Shosen Mary after the liner grounded in fog near the end of its voyage from the Orient with cargo. The ship, valued around $4,000,000, was saved amid dangerous conditions.
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