Diegan Rescued From Socorro Island After Wild Sheep Scheme
A San Diego man named Smith joined a 40 member crew to shear wild sheep on Socorro Island. Abandoned by promoters after a fall return, he lived alone until a Navy cruiser found no trace of him. A fishing boat later picked him up bound for San Diego. He returns home bronzed and eager to work.
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Diego
United States
Smith
Socorro Island
San Diego
Socorro
Robin Grusoe
Pacific
Washington
U. S. Navy
Socorre
Memphis
Tyrone Ns
Suilors
Cocorro
Germany warns against Rhine land commission demand
Foreign Minister Stresemann told the Reichstag that Germany will not permit the installation of a commission in the Rhineland as the price of its evacuation.
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Germany
Berlin
Streseman
Reichstag
Rhineland
Britton to Fight Pollock Tonight in Chicago
Former world welterweight champion Jack Britton scheduled to meet Patsy Pollock of Winnipeg in a ten round 150 pound bout at Chicago tonight. The veteran bout places Britton among boxing greats like Jack Quinn Red Faber and the Zbysko brothers in the sport’s annals.
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Jack Britton
Jack Quinn
Red Faber
Zbysko Boys
Patsy Pollock
Winnipeg
Canada
Warships Slnt in Search Off Azores Coast
A news update reports naval vessels patrolling the Atlantic near the Azores after a sighting of a flare linked to a Spaniard plane. Spain’s Madrid dispatches doubt the long flight due to fuel constraints, while a writer claims Major Franci hinted at a New York arrival by early Sunday.
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Atlantic
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Cartagena
Spain
Caivo la Verdad
Murcia
Madrid
Yale Professor Denied Citizenship Over War Views
New Haven Conn June 24 AP Professor Douglas Co MacIntosh Dwight of Yale Divinity School was denied U S citizenship by Federal Judge Warren F Bure Troughs after he would not promise to defend the United States against all enemies.
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Douglas Co
MacIntosh Dwight
Yale Divinity School
United States
Warren F ‘Bure
Dawes Denies He Will Serve Liquor in London Home
Ambassador Dawes rejected rumors of plans to serve alcohol in his London residence. He stated he never served alcohol at his home in Washington or previously, and saw no reason to change his procedure in London. A separate note mentions Somerton's old theatre building being remodeled into a modern showroom.
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London House
London
Washington
Old Theatre
Somerton
Christening Of T. A. T. Air Liner At Albuquerque
The City of Albuquerque tri motor liner, piloted by Vernon R. Lucas, was christened at Albuquerque and will serve as a relief ship on the transcontinental line. Four Winslow residents attended, traveling by plane, train, and return flight, praising the giant Ford tri motor’s performance.
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Albuquerque
Vernon R. Lucas
Winslow
Winslow Daily Mail
Virginia Kelly
Winslowites
Altar Society Hosts Final Season Party
The Altar Society of the Catholic Church will present the grand prize for the last series at Wednesday’s party with Mrs. Joe Donahue and committee as hosts. Mrs. D. B. Crozer and Miss Mary Dickason assisted at the previous event, where Bruce Matthie and Mrs. W. C. Eddington received high score prizes.
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Altar Society of the
Catholic Church
Joe Donahue
D. B. Crozer
Mary Dickason
Bruce Matthie
W. C. Eddington
Fire razes barn near Thompson station west of Flagstaff
A barn near the J. D. Thompson service station about ten miles west of Flagstaff was destroyed by fire last night. The building was empty and the fire origin is unknown.
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Daily Mail
J. D. Thompson
Here
Miami Y M C A Building Undergoes Complete Remodel
The Miami Y M C A site is slated for a full renovation. Crews will dismantle interior spaces and update facilities to improve safety and energy efficiency. Work proceeds with minimal disruption to public programs.
Easterners Enjoy Laguna Peace Dance at Santa Fe Depot
One hundred eighty eight visitors from eastern cities on a Santa Fe special train arrived Saturday evening for the American Railway Association convention in Los Angeles. Laguna Indians performed their peace dance on the depot lawn, beneath electric lights while the Santa Fe Indian band played. Crowds showered coins in appreciation as dancers in full regalia, feathers and buckskin, joined the rhythmic tom-tom beat in contrast to the band numbers.
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American Railway Association National
Los Angeles
Santa Fe Reading Room
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