D. O. J. Moves Against Movies in New Publicity Case
The Department of Justice plans a new secrecy driven action against the film industry in a publicity court of the temporary national economic committee. Thurman Arnold began proceedings to separate movie exhibition from production, while doubts linger about completion. The piece notes ongoing efforts to break block booking and blind selling and hints at broader economic probes across steel, cement, farm machinery, and European cartels. FDR presses for public works with a critique of PWA spending patterns.
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Department of Justice
National Economic Committee
Trust-bencher
Thurman Arnold
Senate
House
TNEC
Federal Trade Commission
Willard Thorp
Commerce Department
Labor Bureau
Isadore Lubin
TNBC
Fdr
PWA
Foreordained Neutrality Debate Fails To Unite Congress
A column reflects on February 3 remarks predicting Congress would not agree on a neutrality course. It notes persistent partisan talk but no consensus, signaling an inevitable failure to chart a united policy. The commentary emphasizes opposing views and the challenge of finding common ground.
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House of Congress
Congress
Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules for kidney relief
An ad touts 35 cent Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a safe diuretic to flush wastes from kidneys and reduce night-time urination. It claims the product is original and harmless, and lists symptoms of weak kidneys such as backache puffy eyes and burning passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haarlem
Holland
Edgar A Guest Poem and Long-Running Chinese Newspaper Note
The piece presents Edgar A. Guest as The Poet of the People with a short poem about unseen fairies near an apple tree and a question about unseen realities. It ends with a remark that a Chinese newspaper in Peiping has been published continuously for 1,400 years.
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Edgar A. Guest
the Poet of
the People
Peiping
Oklahoma outlaw Jack Russell held in McAlester pen
Jack Russell 39, described as calm, is back in McAlester prison in a solitary cell while the federal government moves to prosecute him for kidnaping under the Lindbergh law. He fled nine days ago, kidnapped at least three men, and is suspected in William Hamiltons murder. authorities linked a Kenosha hotel guest to Hamilton.
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Mcalester
Okla
INS
Jack Russell
Oklahoma
Russell
Ozark
Ark
Chicago
William S. Hamilton
Arkansas City
Kan
Hamilton
Kenosha
Wis
Bill Hamilton
Knudson Seeks Relief Unionism Ban Policy
Bennett C. Knudson of Albert Lea Minn newly elected Kiwanis International president said the group favors a law barring relief recipients from paying union dues for relief workers.
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Chicago
Bennett C. Knudson
Albert Lea
Minn
Kiwanis International
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Potomac Park
Wallace
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State
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Newmans Basement
Mary Miles
Newman
General Motors
Checker Electric
First Street
DIAL
Studebaker
Oae
General Electric
Rawon Undies
General Electric Motor
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