Beck Defends Teamsters and Warns Against CIO In Seattle
In Seattle, Dave Beck, head of the Teamsters Union, defends the union and attacks CIO influence. He argues skilled truck driving should stay with Teamsters, criticizes Communist influence in the CIO, and touts living wages and local competitiveness versus Los Angeles and San Francisco. He asserts labor harmony under capitalism and denies racketeering charges.
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Europe Bears the Threat of War and Red Cross Aid
European powers clash over Sudetenland fearing a conflict that could engulf Europe and beyond. Britain France and other nations mobilize to deter war while the Red Cross appeals for donations to aid disaster relief and reconstruction efforts after the hurricane.
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Germany
Czechoslovakia
Sudetenland
Europe
Britain
France
Russia
Debate on immigration and Americanism in Better America
The article discusses American Legion views on immigration limits and the balance with Americanism. It warns against wide banning of immigration and argues for measured policies, education, and justice to strengthen American society without harming freedoms.
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America
American Legion
Tenghinl le Bionnaires
Behind the Scenes in Washington 3 Rodney
A Washington column discusses proposed profit sharing for industry, with subcommittee review starting December 1. It cites economist critiques, potential tax effects, and the hope for government rewards tied to worker profits.
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French Claim He Flew Before Wright
French claim that Clement Ader achieved the first airplane flight earlier than the Wright brothers is supported by a French encyclopedia and a new stamp. It cites an October 14 1890s flight at Satory with a steam motor, noting a 60 meter flight and Ader's later career as a civil engineer.
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College Women's Club Opens Annual Program
Meniiers HF Wie Lines city opened their 1998 season with a dinner at Mindley Lake cottage hosted by Mrs. C. Rafter. Guests included Abe Mildred Alfred, assisted by Mrs. Majorty Peck and others. Mrs. George Mallick welcomed attendees and Mrs. villan Brooks outlined the year's program.
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Majorty Peck
George Orci
Jick Holt
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George Mallick
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Villan Brooks
Winter Fashion Notes From Paris Runway
Paris styles reveal a feminine turn for winter with velvet wraps and flowing wing frocks. Skirts feature front fullness and straight backs, while white ermine jackets finish ensembles. Lace back models with pleats and trims appear in blue velvet and taffeta for daywear and refined evening wear.
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Pavishie Mouisie
Why autopsies matter in medical practice
The Daily Dozen argues autopsies clarify disease, reveal pathology, and guide future patient care. It notes the autopsy teaches medical students, benefits relatives through knowledge, and supports scientific progress by uncovering causes of death and improving understanding of illnesses.
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Shidenia
Names for Gnewing Gum in England
The text notes that chewing gum has various names in England such as chewing wax and sweet end ieWleg. It presents historical terminology without identifying a specific event or date.
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England
Director John M. Stahl Calls for Lifting Censorship Limits
Veteran filmmaker John M. Stahl laments limited freedom in American cinema after 25 years. He argues for bold projects that please some audiences and offend others, contending censorship hinders addressing moral issues and democratic ideals amid foreign and domestic pressures.
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Four Bronze Chariot Horses Travel Through Cities Across Centuries
Four bronze chariot horses travel from Constantinople to Paris with stops, adorn arches in Rome and Constantinople before Venice. They were moved by Constantine to Constantinople, reached Venice in the 13th century, taken by Napoleon to Paris, and returned to Venice in 1815.
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Wagner transforms Bayreuth into German music center
The article recounts how Bayreuth grew from a village of about 2,000 to a major German music hub with a population around 40,000, driven by Wagner and his operas, and notes the tourism and cultural impact that followed.
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Bayreuth
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Hemet
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files September 1918
Items from the Journal show heavy wartime losses with Livit Charles B Care and Robert Delney Shaw reported killed in action. Local liberty bond quotas and community events are noted along with residents moving for work, social plans, and musical entertainments at the Grange Hall Columbus.
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Ina Austin
Lee Whittlesey
Church Gains in Africa Vatican City
There are to day nearly 7,000,000 Roman Catholics in sparsely populated Africa, according to the head of the ecclesiastical bureau of the Congregation for the Propagation of the Faith.
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