Memo reveals Hoover memo on New Left threat to campuses
The document summarizes an FBI bulletin warning law enforcement about a rising New Left movement on American campuses. It cites student activism, a speaking program, and the W E B DuBois Clubs as methods for communist influence. It calls for defending law and order and mobilizing public opinion against subversive groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Edgar Hoover
Communist Party, USA
Communist Movement
W. E.B. DuBois
America
Hal Boyle Americana reminiscence of small town life
The piece recalls memory chest treasures from a bygone era, noting inflation, schooling, fashion, and social quirks. It contrasts simple pleasures with past anxieties, such as dental care, barbershop habit, and community gossip, ending with a wistful nod to the comforts of earlier days.
Corry Evening Journal Promises News And Carrier Details
Scattered OCR text shows a historical Corry newspaper item mentioning the Corry Evening Journal and notices about carrier details. It references a weekly carrier rate and insertions around the Post Office, with partial dates and pricing notes.
Murder Trials in Miami Cast as Stirring Theater of Crime
Reporter Jim Bishop surveys the Jacques Messier murder case at the Dade County Courthouse. He portrays the courtroom as a stage where judges, prosecutors, and defense lawyers perform amid public glare, wealth, sex, and the ritual of a murder trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
F'ls
Jacques Messier
Candace
Melvin Powers
Dade County
Judge Schulz
Drew Pearson Exposes Dodd Germany Mission Memo Plot
Washington column reveals secret letters and memos showing Senator Dodd took a briefing memo package from Julius Klein Public Relations to contact West German leaders and industrialists over 150000 yearly contracts. The report cites Bonn to Chicago interviews and notes Globke as a key liaison in Klein’s scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sen
Pom- Dodd
D-Conn
Germany
Julius Klein
Bonn
Chicago
Dodd
Sen. Dodd
Gen
Klein
Hans Globke
Globke
Senate
Corry Notes 1926 Returns to Manage Hotel Phoenix Highlighted
Thad S. Bentley, a former Corry resident long active in eastern hotel business, returns to Corry to take over management of the refurbished Hotel Phoenix. Rev. Philip Jerome Cleveland begins pastoral work at Advent Christian Church. Local stockholders meet and reelect directors of the Corry Building and Loan Association. Alberta Peterson birthday surprise at her Essex street home. A fragmentary report includes theatrical and trial excerpts referencing Adolf Eichmann and Nazi era figures with accompanying book citations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thad S. Bentley
Corry
Phoenix
Business conditions tighten as war fears prompt准备
Business leaders report rising demand for materials and inventory builds, with higher interest rates driven by loan demand and inflation fears. Officials note food and fuel shortages and shipping constraints as prospects for a broader conflict loom. The tone is cautious as bankers warn of tighter liquidity and traders hedge against further price spikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Washington
Sony Fed
New American Frigate Defeats Opponent in Historic Battle
Today in history recalls a 1773 birth of William Henry Harrison and a 1874 note on Jefferson Davis. It notes Amy Zaman as a poet and outlines a 1900s era NAACP pursuit of federal court orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Henry Hartier
Jefferson Davis
Soleilet
Amy Zaman
Bors
A National Association of the Soan of Colored People
de Urey
Readers debate Britain's drug control plan and palm reading claims
The article surveys a British narcotics system prescription plus supervision, argues it may not solve the drug plague, and notes critics. It also asks if palm reading can diagnose disease, discusses dermatoglyphics and heredity, and considers women’s depression after gynecologic surgery with medical explanations.
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Communist Party
USA
United States
New Left
Gus Hall
New York
Grammer School
Hal Boyle
Mama
Potata
Tight
Koren
the Corry Evening Journal
Post Office of
Bes
Sepher Efieniane
Ralialien
Jim Bishop
Richard Gerstein
Gerstein
Percy Foreman
Houston
Foreman
Gersstain
Clyde Woorly
Damon Runyon
Ruth Shyder
Judd Gray
Walter Winchell
Richard Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Dorothy Kilgallen
Sam Shepherd
Floyd Gibbons
Gene Fowler
Jack Miley
Mel Berger
Jack Lait
George Burhanan Fife
Drew Pearson
Julius
New York City
Walter H. Scott
Cameron Building
Barlow Block
U.S
Adenauer
Dr. von Brentano
West Germany
Edward Morrison
Raymond Mfg
Hitler
Ististry
Baptist Church Board
F. G. Whiteman
St. Edward's
Townville
Crawford County
Bob Hand
Corryites
Joe Vanik
Titusville
Danny Dyckes
Beavers
Philip Jerome Cleveland
Beverly
Mass
Advent Christian Church
J. Gordon Jenss
Niagara Falls
Florence Smith
WGR
Bufalo
Corry Building and Loan Association
Tte de Lanston
J. D. Spiesman
A. L. Foster
Alberta Peterson
Essex Street
Misa Peterson
Lew
Adolf Eichmann
Israel
New York Times
Eichmann
Department of Interior
Hering
Ministry of Interior
Foster and Epstein
Raul Hilberg
Globk
Ministerialrat Globke
Ee Ape
Iee
Stratssekretar Stuckart
Justice
Gartner
Ema
Business Mirror
Eae
Nam Watch
Indurtey
South Viet Nam
Senpeste
Imo
Joseph Barr
The
Jewish War Veterans
Asetin Jasus
Lonedon
Ary Jo
Sye
Coteman
Colin Sehei
Andreas
Colm
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