Dies Criticizes FBI Role in Un American Probes
Stewart notes that Chairman Martin Dies may have a point in seeking a $1,000,000 1931 funds for his inquiry into un American activities. The dispute pits Dies against the administration over publicity and enforcement, with Roosevelt summoning Dies to halt the dog issue as Congress weighs continued funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Department
Department
State Department
Dies
Frys
OGPU
Gestapo
Stalin
Hitler
Harry M. Daugherty
President Harding
FBI
Federal Bureau of Investigation
William Burns
Russia
Harding
Robert H. Jackson
Jadgar Honver
WBY
Capitol Hill
Dies Likewide
FET
Congress
Uncle Sam
White House
Roosevelt
Texas
Tadlo
Heperide
Hfe
BEL
Martin
Deserving Appeal for Cory Lindsey Memorial Fund
A community news item notes the Lindsey family after a fatal early morning tragedy. Richard Lindsey, 1, lost his life while another brother survived, and the Journal launches the Cory Lindsey Memorial Fund to aid with clothing and shelter. The Red Cross coordinates relief while residents are urged to contribute cash, garments, and household items. The Red Cross aims to prevent duplication and ensure needs are met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Lindsey
Clark Lindsey
Henky Concord Township
AL Cory
Richart, Lindsey
Cory
Red Cross
Red Cross Chapter
Seal
Defense costs major burden in national policy
Dr Harold G Moulton warned that huge defense outlays are an economic burden rather than a boon. He noted that spending on bombers and naval bases raises debt risk, while some policymakers fail to account for this when pursuing defense needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Hollywood
Fla
Brodimes Thsti- Lille
Investment Bankers ‘Association Today
Harold G. Moulton
Washington
War Resources Board
Iis
Printer Dunlap Arrested on Counterfeiting Charge
George R. Dunlan owner of the Dunlap Printing Company faced counterfeiting charges after Erie chapter Allied Printing Trades Council Secretary Jesse Boyle filed the case before Alderman Lyle Om. Hearing set for Dec 16. Boyle said union headquarters in Indianapolis ordered action over allegedly owl design on Dunlap labels.
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Urig
George R. Dunlan
Dunlap Printing Company
West 12Th Street
Tnlon Jake
Lyle Om
Jesse Boyle
Erie
Allied Printing Trades Council
Boyle
Didmapolis
Dunlap
Abel
Bogle
Unemployment Figures and Projections From Historical Note
The article notes last month’s total around 46 million and predicts the old record will be surpassed early next year. It discusses 9 million unemployed a year ago, only about 1 million absorbed since, population growth, and a larger share seeking jobs. Experts foresee 6 million more to work by Christmas next year, leaving unemployment relatively small in good times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orgin
American Christmas Trade Advances With Rising Employment and Imports
Business observers report a buoyant Christmas trade driven by rising employment and higher spending. Merchants note shortages of imported goods, prompting domestic production of lamps, hardware, fabrics, and toys to meet demand. Renewed manufacturing and refugee-led supply shifts reflect a shift toward American goods while trade barriers loom as a future possibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Sweden
Japan
China
Jagrelaece
Two Million Christmas Trees Used Annually in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania uses about two million Christmas trees each year with most coming from other regions. The state forest chief notes one third are grown domestically, while imports from New England and Canada fulfill the rest. Tips cover cutting, watering, sugar additives, and sprays to keep trees fresh and needles from dropping.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
W. E. Montgomery
State Department of Forests and Waters
New England States
Canada
Homestown
Montgomery
Department of Forests and Waters
Gil
Keystones Fall Without Sheen or Young at Union City
Twenty years ago notes report the Keystones losing 20 to 14 at Union City without players Sheen or Young. Other items mention liquor denial, an upcoming Ford and Studebaker auto show, a Harding administration piece, local social clubs, and a china display in Dr Mensine’s office.
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Sheen
Young
Keystones
Union Cty
Notable Oddities From a 1807 Law and Everyday Goods
The text cites a 1807 act as the only law of its kind in the country and notes vast consumption figures including over twenty billion cups annually. It mentions about 2,000 car loads of potatoes used daily, and nine pounds of wool needed for a midweight man’s clothes. It also references a painting titled The Horse Fairy by Rosa Hotteur and a claim about a new anomaly visible at night mapping the earth’s surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imitea
America
United States
Rosa Hotteur
Locomotives Built for Soviet Government Report
Erie Works of the General Electric company are assembling electric locomotives for the Soviet government. The 40 to 50 ton class machines are described as in demand, with inquiries from other foreign nations signaling potential expansion at foreign facilities.
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Erie Works
General Electric Company
Hussan
General Electro
Daily quiz questions from a period classified page
A list of trivia prompts asks about goobey peas, wartime naval losses, Anatole France real name, French weights and measures, Delilah and Samson, Roosevelt reform phrase, characters in The Great Dictator, cats and infants, I Love You Truly composer, and Iran’s modern country name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Great
Brtain
France
Vauther
Anatole
Delilah
Samson
Theodore Roosevelt
Mussolini
Iran
Bone Marrow and Aplastic Anemia Overview
The article explains bone marrow functions and conditions including aplastic anemia caused by deficient white blood cell production. It notes new marrow transplant procedures and transfusions showing encouraging results for treating various anemias by supplying healthy marrow.
Union City Man Crushed After Vehicle Collision
Horace Burton, 62, of Wattsburg Street, is hospitalized with a crushed leg and injuries sustained when a truck and a car collided on Market Street. The truck, driven by William Murray, allegedly slid on an icy rut and struck an Oldsmobile, pinning Burton as he crossed the street. The steering gear reportedly became loose as the truck hit the rut.
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Union City
Wee
Horace Burton
Wattsburg Strestles
Tee
Betwen
Market Street
Burton
William Murray
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Ford
Walter Merrick
Studebaker
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Dorothy Hustins
John Street
Mildred Lammers
Gilbert Nichols
Dorothy Soper
Elizabeth Brockman
Fiday
Stavening
John McTinnes
W. B Myers
Equality Club
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J. H. Mensiné
Hay Rake
Iman
DAILY
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the Medical Society of the
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New York
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Miami
Scranton
Winston
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Charity
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Quake Hudson Americas
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Hudson Lake
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