Probe into Moseley Activities Reveals Race Consciousness
Analysis by Joseph W. LaBine highlights Moseley and associates in anti Jewish activity linked to the Dies committee. It cites Moseley’s alleged statements on Jew influence and a broader context of anti Semitic sentiment amid European alliances and NRA matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moseley
Russia
Communist Party
Seer
Tia?ans
Collier's Magazine
Earnest Hooton
Hooton
Germany
George van Horn Moseley
New Deal
New York
Dudley Gilbert
U.S
Dies
Gilbert
Dies Committee
Rishbe
German Spanish pact and Franco war era notes in Madrid
The article cites a 1937 German ban on Spanish entry and a 1939 repeal after troops returned from Spain. It reports a 12-man German trade group led by Helmut Wohltat negotiating a treaty with Franco, promising German construction and Spanish raw material exchange. It also covers Franco’s victory parade remarks and U.S. farm price forecasts and drought concerns affecting the 1940 wheat program.
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Adriatic Sea
Mediterranean
Germany
Italy
Hitler
Adolf Hitler
Soviet Russia
Berlin
Moscow
Europe
Maxim Litvinov
Stalin
France
Britain
Mussolini
Greece
Turkey
Spain
Francisco Franco
Franco
Iberian Peninsula
Austria
Sudetenland
Czecho-Slovakia
Memel
Albania
Danzig
1 Duce
Andre Franceois-Poncet
Galeazzo Cisno
Rome
Fice
Reich
Juan Negrin
Madrid
Helmuth Wohltat
Rumania
Wohltat
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Henry A. Wallace
Weather Bureau
Wallace
Wheat
South Dakota
North Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Montana
Drouth Committee
American Ships From Sail to Steel and Steam Dominate Seas
A historical overview traces American shipbuilding from swift wooden clippers by Donald McKay to ironclads like the Monitor and Merrimack, the Great Eastern’s era, and the Civil War and World War I shifts. It notes key vessels, innovations, and the evolving power of armor and propulsion.
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America
California
Australia
Donald McKay
Nova Scotia
United States
Boston
New York
San Francisco
Admiral Farragut
Hartford
Aeener
England
Great Eastern
John Ericsson
Merrimac
Merrimack
Hampton Roads
Monitor
Norfolk
Jutland
Upe
France
British Isles
Britain
Aldrums
Ohent
South America
Europe
Trendy wind blows through jobs at universities and mail boxes
Northwestern National Life surveyed colleges showing graduates in demand while coin operated mail boxes are installed in New York. The report notes 1.67 billion American horsepower with 92.7 percent used to move people and goods. A new food article uses surplus skim milk and potatoes to make wafers and croutons with salt.
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Minneapolis
Northwestern National Life Insurance Company
New York
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Joseph W. Labine
Western Newspaper Union
Julius Caesar
Benito Mussolini
NRA
Buster Thurman Arnold
Penerall
House
Buster Arnold
Justice Department
Arnold
Madison
Wis
Pacific Coast
Thurman Arnold
India
China
Armacy
Clark & Reid CO
Green “T
Cambruige
Tel
Hotel Commander
Garden Street
Harvard Square
Cambridge
Donahue
J. J. Donahue
Drummond
Hartnett
T. J. Hartnett
Mass Ave
Kir
McClure
Fish Service
New Place
Brookline ST
Cor
Creen Sea Food Center
Central SQ
NEW College
Harvard Sqt
Armenian Rug CO
Cambridge ST
Allston
Harvard Bazar
Daniel F. O’brien
Massachusetts Avenue
Hancock
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