History Repeats Itself Like War Event of 1915
New York reports echo 1915 amid munitions explosions and fear of rushing war materials to Britain. The piece recalls Secretary Lansing demanding withdrawal of German envoys Karl Boyed and Franz Von Papen over alleged undercover activity, detailing their sensational biographies and postwar fates.
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New York
Britain
Atlantic
United States
Robert Lansing
Karl Boy-ed
Franz von Papen
Washington
Boy-ed
von Papen
Franz von Rintelen
Boyed
Hong Kong
Turkey
Boyer
Germany
Lansing
von Hindenburg
Hitler
Young Preacher Uses Magic in Pulpit
Chicago young theological student John Booth, under 30, uses magic in St. Pauls Congregational Church to illustrate deeds blossoming into good outcomes. He is appointed assistant pastor by Rev. Grant A. Butler while pursuing ministry at the University of Chicago Divinity School. Booth began a three year course and preached his first sermon Sunday.
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Chicago
St. Paul's Congregational Church
John Booth
Grant A. Butler
St. Paul's
Booth
Unitarian Theological School
University of Chicago
Mr. Butler
J Garland Smith Pledged to Alpha Chi at ETSTC
J Garland Smith of Whitewright has been pledged to Alpha Chi at East Texas State Teachers College. Eligibility requires at least an 88 average and top ten percent class rank. Smith is pledge to the Para gon Club and editor in chief of The East Texan.
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Commerce
J. Garland Smith
Joe R. Smith
Whitewright
Alpha Chi
East Texas State Teachers College
National Scholarship Society
Smith
Paragon Club
The
East Texan
Carthage Solon Opposes Teachers Retirement Bill
Representative Lon E. Alsup of Carthage voices strong opposition to the Texas teachers retirement bill. He cites an $8,000,000 indebtedness and a growing $26,000,000 general fund deficit, arguing funds are needed for state buildings and may worsen warrant discounts.
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Austin
Lon E. Alsup
Carthage
Texas
Alsup
Texas in drive on infantile paralysis campaign
William L. Clayton of Houston accepts the Texas state chairmanship for the third time in the 1941 Fight Infantile Paralysis campaign. Dallas will host head activities as Clayton pledges that the Lone Star State will surpass goals in the effort. Asuncion, Paraguay, is noted as an early rising city with many residents up by 5 a m.
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Texas
New York
William L. Clayton
Houston
Dallas
Keith Morgan
Clayton
Morgan
Lone Star
Asuncion
Paraguay
Jarrin' Jawn Kimbrough Thrown for Loss by State Police
Jarrin John Kimbrough, power man for the Texas Aggies, was chased by Highway Patrolmen T. R. Gallamore and Jesse Hellums for 10 miles before a speeding ticket was issued. The case was filed in Justice of the Peace Wayne Lee's court and set for trial Saturday.
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Waco
Jarrin
John Kimbrough
Texas Aggies
T. R. Gallamore
Jesse Hellums
Justice of the Peace
Wayne Lee
Roosevelt Signs Sabotage Penalty Bill
President Roosevelt signed legislation setting prison terms up to 10 years and fines of $10,000 for saboteurs who wilfully damage national defense materials. The bill, introduced by Rep. Sumners of Texas, broadens penalties to interference with defense preparations during peacetime.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Sumners
Texas
House
Judiciary Committee
Arizona Left With One Grizzly In State Census
In Tucson, authorities report only one grizzly remains in Arizona likely in the Apache National Forest. The Forest Service census lists 860 black bears, 5,100 antelope, 28,000 white tail deer, 40,000 mule deer, 4,300 elk, 220 bighorn sheep and 7,100 peccary across the state.
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Tucson
Ariz
Arizona
Apache National Forest
United States Forest Service
Oregon man again father at age 81
Springfield Oregon resident J F Ellison age 81 welcomed a fourth child with his 27 year old wife. The baby born Thursday in Ellison’s home is the couple’s third son and Ellison’s eighth grandchild. He notes his long family history and that he may spoil the newborn just like his others.
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Springfield
Ore
J. F. Ellison
Ellison
National Thanksgiving Day Fixed by Law Is Proposed
Washington DC debate on establishing a national Thanksgiving Day by law. Proposal outlines a fixed annual date and government recognition, aiming to create a nationwide observance.
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Washington, D. C
Sun Office Offers Stafford Typewriter Ribbons
Ribbons priced at 50 cents are available at The Sun Office, advertised as the best on the market for Staf ford typewriters.
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Stafford Typewriter
Sun
Proposal to fix Thanksgiving date by bill in Pennsylvanian
Representative Eberharter of Pennsylvania proposed a bill to set Thanksgiving Day as the next to last Thursday of November each year. The President would still proclaim the day but not set the date.
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Eberharter
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvanian
Mouse-In-Stomach Helps Speaker Say It Strong
UT Austin instructor Jesse Villarreal argues stage fright is essential to persuasive speaking. He says a presenter should feel nervous, master the feeling, and then unleash it in delivery to captivate an audience.
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Austin
Jesse Villarreal
University of Texas
Villarreal
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