Warning Against Communism From National Chamber Leader
A National Chamber of Commerce president warns that Communism is an atheistic menace far beyond ordinary fear and cites figures from various sources. He argues radical movements flourish on idleness and misery, urging widespread employment to blunt Communist appeal rather than violence, and notes shifts toward fascism elsewhere.
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National Jun
Chamber of Commerce
Arthur Brisbane
Russia
Germany
Europe
China
Forced Comradeship in Germany Promotes Social Control
A Berlin Times report highlights a regime push for compulsory comrade culture in business settings. Bosses and two employees must attend a three hour Comradeship Evening with entertainment and beer stamps, under penalties for absence, aiming to align workers with the state order. The article notes such measures reflect broader fear of dissent in Germany.
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Fuebrer
Germany
Berlin
London ‘Times
Taflore
A Good Christmas Forecast For a Bright Economic Year
A Christmas season outlook praises revived earnings and rising retail trade. Forecasters expect the strongest Christmas trade since 1920 as business indexes strengthen and farmers gain spending power. Government and business appear aligned, optimism spreads in Washington and across the nation for a profitable year ahead.
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Sante Claus
Washington
Twenty Years Ago in Journal Files December 8 1914
City Commission resignations spark a January 19 special election to fill the superintendent post. Harry Auer is reelected president of the Board of Education. Belgium relief shipment of 2630 pounds reaches port as Wilbur Wilson escapes via the P R R. Alden Lewis hosts a birthday party for his Grove Street home with eighteen friends. The C H Club gathers with Rita and Mary Kellner. Hazel Kightlinger wins the prize. First Ward plant work completed and moved to headquarters for painting. Municipal Club hosts a reception and dance on East Main Street. Charles and wife Wales receive gifts at the event. Shemood Simmons leads a crew to Elgin to unload poles for a new power line. Jon Stuffebeam elected commander of the Knights of the Maccabees. other officers listed. Milky Way transferred from Heavans to the city street. accident involving Edward Potter overturns a milk wagon. Community tone notes cheer and anticipation of better times ahead.
Model Village Mohler War-Torn Kohler Town Faces Picketed Barrier
A snowbound drive leads to Mohler where barricaded streets and armed guards guard Kohler plants. Five months after deadly clashes between striking workers and deputy sheriffs, protests persist amid a federally contested election amid claims of improper voting by company staff.
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Rohler
Wis
Walter Kohler
Mohler
Kohler
Kohler Workers' Association
A. F. of L
A. F P. of L
National Labor Relations Board
Washington
Vestner Union
Te Village
Va Special
Trete Millon
Kohler Company
Fashion Tip: Coral Cardinal or Ruby Lip Colors Match Tips
Paris Styles notes lips and fingertips share most color harmony. Coral Cardinal and Ruby are key lipstick shades seen on fashionable women, chosen to complement black wardrobes. Glossy nail tones echo lip hues, creating a coordinated look without jewels.
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Paris
Dee
Colar
Skunk interrupts Windsor Dramatic Club rehearsal
A skunk wandered into a Windsor Dramatic Club rehearsal causing players to retreat. The cast relocated to nearby rooms until the odor cleared and the session resumed in a different space.
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SKUNK
Windsor, Cent
Windsor
Government prints bills before Congress opens session
United Press reports from Washington on House printing of hundreds of prewritten bill drafts for the new session, with bills often doomed yet lawmakers optimistic. H R 1 to be the cash bonus plan by Rep Wright Patten faces Senate defeat again, as officials discuss funding and the administration’s public works programs. Harold L Ickes comments on needing funds after a warm springs visit with President Roosevelt. joking about poker luck amid federal relief and PWA money talks.
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United Press
Washington
Congress
Wright Pattan
Texas
Patan
Sunate
Harold, L. Ickes
Interior
Tekes
Warm Springs
Roosevelt
Ickes
Tepeters
PWA
Barry Hopking
Bell
Ada Moore doubles Mae West in Hollywood film circus act
In Hollywood Ada Mae Moore, a burlesque performer from Houston, doubles Mae West for stage routines in film. She handles dangerous props like snakes and has a history as an equestrian and circus player. Moore hails from a circus family with sister Gladys Forest and performs with Myrtle-like acts in Carnival.
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Hollywood
Calif
Den
Mae West
Ada Mae Moore
Mae
Miss Moore
Columbia Film
Amegro
Cipcus Tife
Equestrienme
Houston
Tex
Circus Fire
Ada Mas
Gladys Forest
Olive Brasno
George
Dici
Betty
South River
N. 4
Avorakeevilye Weir Report Reads Bizarre Phrase
A garbled OCR fragment from Azores coverage mentions a strange phrase about birds of prey and a Portuguese term, with unclear reference to a location or event. The readable bits hint at linguistic or translation issues rather than a clear news event.
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Azores
Beebe and Beatrice Chanler Book Reviews
Week's Book Review surveys Beebe’s Half Mile Down and related works. It praises Beebe as a courageous scientist and notes Chanler's Cleopatra Daughter, Atherton’s Rezanov, Elizabeth’s Jasmine Farm critique, Eggleston’s Faith or Pearl Child Training, and Gorman’s Suzy and The Georgian Score by Swinnerton. Spaeth’s The Pacts of Life in Popular Song is also highlighted.
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William Bese
Harcourt, Brace & Company
Dr Bécbe
Mavic Polo
Beebe Pridarily
Beebe
Alexander the Great
Cleopatra
Beatrice Chanler
Liveright
Rezanoy
Gertrude Atherton
Frederick A. Stokes Company
Rezanov
Tsar Alexander
Dona Conca Arguello
California
Concha
Elizabeth
Betty
Lizay
Doubleday Doran
Midhurst
M'Lady
France
Margaret W. Eggleston
Round Table Press
Wny
Alhough
Suzy
Herber
Gorman
Parry and Rinehart
Gil
America
London
Paris
Bia
Jonathan Bishop
Gorman Groes
Mata Hari
Frank Swinnerton
Swinburne
Purrar
Rinehart
George
George V
Swinnerton
Galsworthy
Sigmund Spaeth
New Yorker
American Spectator
Whitliesey House
Spaeth
Sherlock Holmes
Botl
Tin Pan Alley
Cops Urged to Stop Cigarette Butt Tossing
Boston police at headquarters were asked to stop tossing cigarette butts from windows after reports that the discarded embers landed on car roofs and created holes.
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Boston
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Bana
Iat
South Street
Corry
Fr Alb
Colegrove
Arthur Golegrove
National Advertising
RUD Kimball, Inc
Chamberidg
Pittsburgh
Wolee
Journal
Alexander
Brown
Harry Auer
Board of Education
Wilbur
Wilson
Belgium
Alden Lewis
Grové Street
C. H. Club
Rita
Mary Kellner
West Washington Street
Hazel
Kightlinger
Margaret McCarthy
First Ward
Municipal Club
East Main Street
Charles Wales
Shemood Simmons
Elgin
Jon Stuffebeam
Knights of the Maccabees
W. J. Dyckes
Heat
M. Marks
C. Dalrymple
Board of Control
Heavans
Edward Potter
Koller
Arneca
Catan
Hin Vilage
Alfred
Downs
Mary Knight
United Press Star
Shop Uy
Week’s Book Review
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center Street
Pann
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