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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1947

Page

8

Fascism In Action Sells Fast in Government Printing Office

The Government Printing Office reports strong demand for Fascism In Action a 200 page study on fascism in Europe and beyond. Rep. Wright Patman pushed for distribution as a House document while opponents relented. The booklet cites labor suppression under fascism and lists sources from Nazi Germany to Franco Spain. Bulk orders trade for 30c, single copies 40c with rapid inquiries about availability.

Wright Patman D. Tex Congress Govt. Printing Office Washington, D. C Federated Pictures Washington Europe Japan Spain Robert Ley GPO D. C

Mother of Disabled Vet Describes Beating After Baseball Celebration

Mrs. Ernestine Robinson recounts the August 25 incident in which her son Wilbert V. Harrison, a 100 percent disabled veteran and ward of Probate Court, was beaten by police after bystanders observed crew members roughhousing. Witnesses say Harrison, an innocent bystander, protested as officers used force. Harrison suffered a head laceration and multiple injuries, was jailed, and hospital care followed after a lengthy dispute.

Ernestine Robinson Wilbert V. Harrison Wilbert Harrison Bob Wright Fourth District

Army fears officer excesses harm Italy recruitment

The brass dept notes reports of lavish living by officers and overworked GIs in Italy may dampen enlistment. Many U S civilians will enter basic training without realizing it. Republicans in Congress plan price investigations. Advice from Robert Kenny says reactionaries should return to the past.

Army Italy U. S

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