Senator Norris Targets Hoover in Whitewash Crackdown
Senator Norris denounces J Edgar Hoover and the Justice Department in a long Senate speech, calling the Hoover administration’s actions a whitewash. He likens the FBI to OGPU or Gestapo methods and urges a further inquiry, stirring political tension amid New Deal debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
Edgar Hoover
Norris
WHUN
George W. Norris
Seathne Eabien
Cellehice
Nave
J. Eds Gat Hoover
Justice Department
Bureau of iVestitation
Hoover
Husian Uberty
United State
DBL
OGPU
Gestapo
Stalin
Hitler
Mussolini
Robert Jackson
Hoovers
Henry Schweinhaut
Department
Civil Liberties Unit
Schweinhaut
Reever
Jackson
Senate Noor
Western Hemisphere
J. Eagar
FHI
Regone
Scott's Scrap Book Fragment Shows Dictionary Claim
A fragment from Scott's Scrap Book cites a claim that an unabridged English dictionary contains almost 700000 words, roughly equal to the combined size of several major European dictionaries. The garbled text reflects OCR errors but centers on lexicographic magnitude and a dramatic clocked time reference.
Weighing War and Peace by Protestant Clergy
A group of Protestant clergy in the East unite to denounce war as immoral and futile. They urge abolition of war as an outdated atrocity and advocate turning the other cheek while warning against the perils of armament and global conflict. The piece contrasts pacifist ideals with urgent calls for energy and employment policy amid wartime anxieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Hs Son
Teavers
Derry
Tonight and Tomorrow on Your Radio Highlights
Radio schedule outlines tonight and tomorrow programs across networks. Features include Fred Warings Pleasure Time Gracie Allens Surprise Party with Burns Parker and Ray Noble, Ben Bernies Musical Mock Trial, Dr Christian Ten Meter Romance and The Vinegar Tree on Texaco Star Theatre. Audrey McGrath Werk maps career from Antwerp to Chicano. Kay Kysar College of Musical Knowledge hosts Hollywood guests. Public Affairs hour surveys technology and economy.
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Fred Waring
Gracie Allen
Ben Bernie
All the Lads
Plantation Party
Texaco Star Theatre
Kay Kysar
College of Musical Knowledge
China
White House
Washington
Gracie
George Burns
Frank Parker
Ray Noble
Nebraska
Ciim
Columbia
Lew Lehr
Jean Herehart
Christian
CBS
Mary Boland
Francis Lederer
Texaco Star Theater
Paul ‘Osborn
New York
Audrey McGrath
NEC Microphone Hom
Antwerp
Belgium
Audrey
Maly
Switzerland
Prague
Pmgland
Chicano
Rariia
Pauls Angela
Anthony
Nec-Bluy
Mohees
NEC
Bluy Network
Paul Laval
Baum
Kenny Gardiner
Ben Grallér
Addtotess
Omy Wendell Wittite
Souther Corporation
Dalare & Midwest
Aswogin— Lormewilig
Radio Magic
Dramtic Ketedi
Molnay
Measer
Marriage Club
Red Network
American Scientific Congress
Hollywood Playhouse
Victory
Charles Beyer
Rute Heyworth
Wellealls
Louise Massey
Singing Westerners
Whitty Ford
The
Daring Sisters
NBC Red
Public Affairs Committee
Hollywood Film Shop Inhouse Romance Ends In Parlor Turmoil
Olivia de Havilland, living modestly with one maid, plans to hire a butler chauffeur and cook as a Japanes e admirer named Toko Matsuimi becomes determined to join her household. Toko, nephew of nurse Nafta Matsuimi from Olivia’s Tokyo infancy, persists after multiple visits, offering to cook and assist while Olivia resists his advances and a maid remains wary.
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Hollywood
Olivia de, Havilland
Olivia
Warner Bros
Toko Matsuimi
Toke
New York
Toko
Butles
Tia
Unclear historical claim on road riding with naked scythe noted
Fragmentary report mentions legality of riding a naked scythe on highways in Maine, a Spanish divorce suit where ignorance of wife's name blocked proceedings, Livingstone advising Africans to dress in front of white women, and a statement about railroad deaths in 1989 versus earlier years per I C C data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
David Livingstone
Africa
Interstate Commerce Commission
Daily Quiz: How Many Can You Answer
A scrambled quiz list asks 9 questions about items from history, film, gaming, universities, politics, and music. It includes mis-spelled prompts and asks which slogan or term matches specific clues, with several items referencing well known names and periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aine
Tal United Staten
New Maven
Chhu
Armery
Stu Bireov
McDonagh Defeats Fallon in St Paul Mayor Race
James A. Farley cites Democratic gains nationwide noting McDonagh won St Paul mayoral race by over 4000 votes. Fallon, a Republican, endorsed by his party, trailed as Democratic strength grows in Illinois Wisconsin and California surveys show Democrats ahead in enrollment and public support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Farley
Democratic National Committee
Democratic Party
John J. McDonagh
St. Paul
Minnesota
McDonough
Democratic State Committee
Congress
Fallon
Stassen
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Mid-West
California
Daily Dozen Medical Society explains nephritis and kidney function
The Medical Society of Pennsylvania outlines nephritis, its link to Bright's disease, and how kidneys filter waste. It notes the speed of typhoid migration, low body fat for flight, and a speculative telegram limit involving gasoline and aerial travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Medical Society of the
State of Pennsylvania
Forty Plus Club Founder Promotes Aging Executive Jobs
Henry Simier, president of the American Writing Machine Co of New York, chairs the Forty-Plus Club which aims to place men over 40 in jobs. He surveyed sales leaders and found the average age around 44, with 32 chapters planned nationwide. Membership costs are high and short-lived but the effort keeps him young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Simier
American Writing Machine Corporation of
New York
Simier
Simler
Heirst
Boston
Morehan
Foreign Auto Ownership Among Nations in 1900 War Rates
In 1900 only Ethiopia and Liberia had as few wars per person as the United States, with about one automobile per roughly 12,009 inhabitants. The statement highlights sparse conflict alongside low per capita auto ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethiopia
Liberia
America
Silver maples planted for Raymond sub-division
Twenty years ago May 15 1920 report notes owners revelved silver maple saplings to be planted next. Corry High School track team left for Erie for county meet. Youngsville High beat Corry 14 to 7. Drift-bags to be turned in to Mrs Morgaridge. Miss Helen Westley home from Falconer to visit. Wondart president of Corry Columbus Traction Co visited from Warren. Depot Master Charles Myers and Pennsylania railroad staff wore summer white caps. Concord PTA program featured Gladys Palmer Violet Miller Merrill Patterson Robert Roach Luella Goring.
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Raymond
Weel
Gladys Palmer
Violet Miller
Merrill Patterson
Robert Roach
Luella Goring
Concord Pta
Common Error: bad English use of no good as adjective
This note explains that saying no good to describe a person or effect is incorrect. It urges using precise terms like worthless or appropriate descriptors to avoid vague or slang phrasing.
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Charles P
Stewart Central Preas
Senator Norris
Labor
Pokesman
New Deal Mabinet
Nor. Hi
Detroit
Frank Barclwike
Alabama
Montgomery
Ais
Sele Satikery
Alios Scepsrimyns
Seasor
Scott
R.j.scott
Chamberkiltt
Uae
Avery Walig Vison Aehi
al Une
Europe
Hollywood Film Shop
Alexander Kahn
United Press
Dem
Corry
Erie
Youngsville High
Helen Westley
Falconer, N. Y
Mrs
B. ‘Westley
D. Wondart
Corry-Columbus Traction. Co
Warren
Charles Myers
Pennsylyania Railroad
Chevrolet
Ford Tudor
Thomas Motor Co
Clinton Street
Corry, Pa
Thursda
Agner N F Coun
Bile County
Brie
Eason Advanes
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